Uncle Nick : A bit PC/CulturalMarxist…

The 'White' family was all *beep* up while the South-American family was portrayed as a stand up moral family.

The movie wasn't really about the LATIN American family, so it only scratched the surface of their situation. But the movie did stereotype them,by conveying the message that Puerto Ricans are the same as Mexicans, and their hope for employment is waiting outside Home Depot to work as day labor. That isn't really portraying them in an unduly favorable light - it's actually somewhat racist.

Weak troll Doesn't work here guy seeing as the "south american" family in Cleveland was featured for a total of 48 seconds. Ya *beep* weak.

Yeah, pretty weak troll.

In the end, he got his act together and his employee went back to working for the white man.

How is a Puerto Rican guy "South American"?

And we don't have so much as a clue where his family is from. His wife might be French for all we know.