Originally posted by: EyeMNathan
Why are you creating a bunch of nef threads? Can't you nef in existing threads?
Originally posted by: deftron
She was trying to convince me she was European-American
wtf is that?
anyways. .. how come those of Asian decent just call themselves Asians
but those of African decent call themselves African-American?
Originally posted by: JParker001
Becuase if there were called "Africans" people would assume that were poor, rather than on drugs.
(DON'T BAN ME!)
Originally posted by: AStar617
The only time I've actually called myself "African American" was on a loan application or standardized test.
Whatever, it beats "colored" or "negro" (or worse) any day.![]()
Originally posted by: Amplifier
I don't get why black people refer to themselves as African-American. Not that they aren't from Africa, but it's a complete insult to associate an American-Black person with modern Africa.
Clearly it doesn't. It's the only description left that's acceptable to use.Originally posted by: DainBramaged
Originally posted by: AStar617
The only time I've actually called myself "African American" was on a loan application or standardized test.
Whatever, it beats "colored" or "negro" (or worse) any day.![]()
Does "black" offend you?
Originally posted by: deftron
Originally posted by: EyeMNathan
Why are you creating a bunch of nef threads? Can't you nef in existing threads?
i;m a tool not a follower
Originally posted by: JParker001
Becuase if there were called "Africans" people would assume that were poor, rather than on drugs.
(DON'T BAN ME!)
Originally posted by: SilentZero
Cause the asians are spies for N. Korea and China and don't want to be stuck with the american label out of fear of internment.
First, most times people asking me what I am are from America. They're not asking where I'm born, but what I am, race-wise... they're asking my background. Employment papers do this as you may know. So I'd say Asian in those cases. Actually, the only time I would say I'm American is if someone from a foreign country is asking what nationality I am... and that has happened maybe once, ever.Originally posted by: matstars
if you live in the US and were born here... you are american, your ancestry may reside in another nation, but you are american.