I like to let them know that we know.
What IS it anyway with this Latino thing with Fuentes, Tarrio, and Velasquez, and its attraction to a white supremacist ideology when the whole panic about the boarder is based on the premise that the migrants aren’t considered white enough to enter the US?
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As they should, of course. 
I’ve always wondered in past when I was growing up why one of our cats, usually a bit standoffish, would immediately zero-in on a relative that didn’t like cats when they came to visit.
And then there was my grandfather who had a way with any cat. He could gain a feral cat’s trust, if a cat was in his vicinity they’d zoom right to him. It’s got to be the vibes man.
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I was blessed to have known one of those people (Greensboro Sit-In - Facts, Date & Definition | HISTORY). He ended up being my youngest son’s 6th grade Social Studies teacher, a lifelong influence and family friend. His deep kindness, courage, and humanity profoundly impacted my son and me. I cherish his memory.
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Totally know what you mean. 
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It’s simple: just don’t look at the cat. Ignore it, and it will come to you.
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That wasn’t quite how it worked for him, but yeah a cat can’t stand to be ignored.
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It’s sometimes hard for people who come from modern northern europe to remember that Spain was the original seagoing european empire post-Rome. Those scruffy lighthaired types were among their enslaved rowers. (There’s probably a good argument that the 20th century conflation of hispanic with “brown” comes from the fact that Spain conquered most of a couple of continents and archipelagos, and imposed its language and gene pool on the people who originally lived there.)
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