Puerto Rican subcultures (top 10, students, American)
U.S. TerritoriesPuerto Rico, Guam, U.S. Virgin Islands, etc.
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Generally speaking i education is often related to your cultural heritage more often than not.
Folks that are theoretical physicists tend to have smart kids that go to college.
This is true, I agree... college graduates, one way or another tend to make the opportunity of higher education available to their children. That's why getting children of minority community non-college parents into higher education is critically important, it breaks the cycle. Same applies to non-minority communities as well.
LOL, as someone of Mexican descent, wait to you get a load of ghettocentric crackheads claiming to be nubian olmecs and demanding that you boost their self-esteem.
Man you ain't experienced nuthin' yet.
I've never had any remotely similar issues with black Americans...in terms of being questioned about who I am. Of course, there is always the "are you Mexican?" when I explain my background (well if I lived 160 years ago). But no "you must be a fraud" from any other group.
Mainland ricans and island ricans are very very different. The nuyoricans that have adopted the urban black style are considered "gringos" when they come down here. In PR if you weren't born and raised here you are not considered a real boricua. That's just the way it is here.
Mainland ricans and island ricans are very very different. The nuyoricans that have adopted the urban black style are considered "gringos" when they come down here. In PR if you weren't born and raised here you are not considered a real boricua. That's just the way it is here.
I figure that would probably be the same as with any other culture, no? American-born Mexicans and Dominicans certainly are considered "gringo" or "americanito" when they visit their countries of origin, right?
LOL, as someone of Mexican descent, wait to you get a load of ghettocentric crackheads claiming to be nubian olmecs and demanding that you boost their self-esteem.
Ya think? Guess he has not seen the Hidden colors series.
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