From the perspective of a Latina, The Walking Dead’s spin-off, Fear the Walking Dead, feels more in touch with the current cultural and racial make-up of not only the United States, but the American continent as whole. In the debates on what it means to be “American” we too often (or nearly always) forget that America is a continent, not a country made up on only a part of that continent, and that it is a continent originally populated by the Spanish crown. Therefore, the majority of the American continent is made up of countries that were former colonies of Spain and … Continue reading Fear the Walking Dead: More Culturally Diverse?