Conservative65
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- Oct 14, 2014
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I once saw the term "African American African" used. You know you're in La-La land when you see locutions like that.I can't say with absolutely certainty that I've never seen the term European American in the place where White used to be on an application or any equal employment formed used by HR departments with applications. I can say, although not on all forms, that I have seen African American in the place of Black on those forms.Don't be ridiculous. Many people hyphenate, not just blacks. America's a melting pot and many people hold on to their heritage by hyphenating.
The only ones who hyphenate are the ones who don't want to assimilate.
What about whites from S. Africa. Aren't they African Americans? Wait, African American doesn't mean from Africa, it's the politically correct term for black.
When someone demands they be called African American instead of black, I ask them to speak one of the many African languages. Most look at me quite confused.
I have no doubt you get that look for most of the darrhea that spills out of your mouth in general. Especially given your penchant for changing the subject when you're losing.
Asking them to speak a language of their claimed race is diarrhea? If they claim to be half African, how is expecting them to speak it wrong?
Lose to you? That's laughable.