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originally posted in:The Friends List
5/5/2015 6:00:09 AM
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In Phoenix, you can't forget Cinco De Mayo, and if you did, you'd be quickly reminded.
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Tucson's the same way.
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Tuscon's probably a little worse (or better, or well you know) considering its proximity to the border compared to Phoenix.
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It's hit and miss. I feel like there's a [i]larger[/i] Mexican population here but that population tends to be less... Traditional(?) Like there's a larger ratio in Phoenix of people that celebrate Cinco de Mayo for its cultural value, rather than an excuse to party, than Tucson does.
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I can't tell the difference between historical celebration and plain old partying, but I always join in when I can. I don't drink or anything, but it's nice to get everyone into one place. (P.S. I'm white, but I have Mexican friends and neighbors)
