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I figured I would ask since so many of the posters on here use the term African-American, Asian-American etc.. In my opinion if you are not originally from Africa or Asia, or Latin America then shut up! How ridiculous would be if all non minorities started calling themselves Russian-Americans or Irish-American or in my case a Irish-English American. Point being either your an American and just an American or you have a serious identity problem. These terms continue to seperate us by our skin color, race or national origin. I think most people would agree that there is far to much of that going on without adding the hyphenated-American crap to it. Just one "Americans" opinion though.
Hyphenation bothers me so much that I smirk everytime I see a hyphenated last name. Nothing says narcissism more than insisting that your maiden name be a part of your last name. It riles me even more when I see the children of those parents saddled with that unfortunate circumstance.
Call me conservative, but there's much to be interpreted from a persons name, especially here in America.
well alota them are not acting like americans. in fact if you watched the dunbar high school-- take back our freedom video, a whole lota hate.
i will say this for al sharpton-- i love his statement--
young black men, pull up your pants and put down your gun.
I'm still looking for the Polish-English-Irish-Welsh box on government forms.
I think I'm being discriminated against.
Thanks, my point exactly!
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