Leros
Lifer
Stemming from the Describing black people as black thread, I have this to ask of ATOT.
In the US, we call all black people 'African-American'.
My personal view is that an African-American is:
1) a person from Africa who now lives in the US
2) a child born of parents who were from Africa originally (even if the child was born in the US)
Otherwise, you would be a black American. My ancestors came from various places in Europe. I consider myself a white American; I don't go around calling myself an Italian-German-French-British-American.
What do you guys think?
In the US, we call all black people 'African-American'.
My personal view is that an African-American is:
1) a person from Africa who now lives in the US
2) a child born of parents who were from Africa originally (even if the child was born in the US)
Otherwise, you would be a black American. My ancestors came from various places in Europe. I consider myself a white American; I don't go around calling myself an Italian-German-French-British-American.
What do you guys think?