Anonymous
Post 08/30/2015 17:08     Subject: what parts of the DC area have the most and fewest indian people? (the kind from india)
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:What other kind of Indians are there?


American Indians (i.e., native americans)



Never use "native American" to refer to American Indians. It's extremely politically incorrect.


I thought Trump said that we're done with all of that PC nonsense
Anonymous
Post 08/30/2015 17:08     Subject: Re:what parts of the DC area have the most and fewest indian people? (the kind from india)
Bethesda and Potomac have a fair number. Actually, NPR did a piece about two weeks ago saying that the Montgomery County Parks and Recreation Dept is going to put in a new cricket field because the demand for cricket is so high. I can't remember the details, but I think they said they need about 6 or 7 fields to meet the growing demand. Interesting piece.
Anonymous
Post 08/30/2015 17:05     Subject: what parts of the DC area have the most and fewest indian people? (the kind from india)
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:What other kind of Indians are there?


American Indians (i.e., native americans)



Never use "native American" to refer to American Indians. It's extremely politically incorrect.
Anonymous
Post 08/30/2015 17:04     Subject: Re:what parts of the DC area have the most and fewest indian people? (the kind from india)
which by the way is what many indians prefer to be called. this is why the museum in DC was renamed the "Museum of the American Indian" http://nmai.si.edu/visit/washington/
Anonymous
Post 08/30/2015 17:01     Subject: what parts of the DC area have the most and fewest indian people? (the kind from india)
Anonymous wrote:What other kind of Indians are there?


American Indians (i.e., native americans)
Anonymous
Post 08/30/2015 17:00     Subject: Re:what parts of the DC area have the most and fewest indian people? (the kind from india)
Hadn't thought of it before, but I can't think of any area of DC with a significant (or even noticeable) Indian population. They're mostly in northern Virginia.
Anonymous
Post 08/30/2015 16:59     Subject: what parts of the DC area have the most and fewest indian people? (the kind from india)
Try usa.gov. Plug in the city, and it will break down by ethnicity by county and state.
Anonymous
Post 08/30/2015 16:49     Subject: what parts of the DC area have the most and fewest indian people? (the kind from india)
Lol!! OP, you are funny. What's your nationality? Are you from Doucheland?
Anonymous
Post 08/30/2015 16:48     Subject: what parts of the DC area have the most and fewest indian people? (the kind from india)
What other kind of Indians are there?
Anonymous
Post 08/30/2015 16:47     Subject: what parts of the DC area have the most and fewest indian people? (the kind from india)
DC must have the fewest number.
Anonymous
Post 08/30/2015 16:44     Subject: what parts of the DC area have the most and fewest indian people? (the kind from india)
Not the District that's for sure. (From a DC resident.)
Anonymous
Post 08/30/2015 16:44     Subject: what parts of the DC area have the most and fewest indian people? (the kind from india)
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Why


why not? is this topic taboo?


That depends on your intent.
Anonymous
Post 08/30/2015 16:43     Subject: what parts of the DC area have the most and fewest indian people? (the kind from india)
Anonymous wrote:Why


why not? is this topic taboo?
Anonymous
Post 08/30/2015 16:42     Subject: what parts of the DC area have the most and fewest indian people? (the kind from india)
Why
Anonymous
Post 08/30/2015 16:35     Subject: what parts of the DC area have the most and fewest indian people? (the kind from india)
Does Bethesda have the highest population? Or Virginia?