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To fill the research gap in the counterspaces in elementary schools, this paper, drawing on Latinx Critical Theory, explores the collective making of counterspaces of the Latinx and non-Latinx students. I conducted interviews and civic dialogue sessions in a culturally diverse fourth-grade classroom. Through thematic analysis, I find deficit narratives and linguistic hierarchy, to which students used various strategies to counter. I note the vital coexistence of racially exclusive and inclusive counterspaces and conclude with implications for educators.