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What's with the "Native Americans"? Don't they prefer to be called American Indians or just Indians?
My wife's an Indian. I've never heard either her, her sisters, or our kids or grandkids call themselves 'Native Americans'; that's a term mostly heard in PC public settings, public speaking, or print, in my experience. In our family, it's only used in 'jest'.
I would imagine relatively few Canadian Indians use the term 'First Nations' among themselves, in private, either...though this is just a guess on my part.
Yes, the U.S. practiced it, but not on much of a scale with the Indians. It was a popular tactic with late 19th/early 20th century Republican administrations.
Yes, the U.S. practiced it, but not on much of a scale with the Indians. It was a popular tactic with late 19th/early 20th century Republican administrations.
You have obviously already begun to indulge for new years....................after that post, it is evident we wont be having an educated debate.
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