Other suggestions of things not to say: "Self deportation" and "It would be helpful to be Latino"
"Tone and rhetoric will be key in the days and weeks ahead as both liberals and conservatives lay out their perspectives. Please consider these tonally sensitive messaging points as you discuss immigration, regardless of your position," Hispanic Leadership Network Executive Director Jennifer Korn writes.Before you even read word one from the memo, the fact that the group is more concerned about how congressional Republicans talk about the issue than how they vote on it is a pretty clear indication of just how backwards Republicans are on this topic. Usually in politics, advocacy groups try to achieve actual policy priorities. Here, they are just trying to stop their party from acting like assholes—and based on some of their advice, they must really think there's a lot of assholes in their party. For example, on their list of "messaging dos and don'ts for immigration reform," they say:
Don't use phrases like "send them all back"And:
Don't characterize all Hispanics as undocumented and all undocumented as Hispanics
rest at http://www.dailykos.com/story/2013/01/29/1182985/-GOP-gets-sensitivity-training-on-immigration-reform-Don-t-use-phrases-like-send-them-all-back?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+dailykos%2Findex+%28Daily+Kos%29
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