Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My African students have made it clear that they don't agree with the blanket African American ethnicity box for all.
Personally, I think MOST people in the US are too far removed from their roots to claim any sort of connection, and I wish we would eliminate these labels altogether.
Spoken like a white person who knows her roots.
Is this a slam?
If so, I know my roots. My family came over from Italy in the late 40s. I grew up bilingual and learned how to cook from scratch. And what then do you think of my African students' opinion? Their opinion means nothing?
If it wasn't a slam, then this WHITE PERSON finds it hard to detect tone on a forum.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My African students have made it clear that they don't agree with the blanket African American ethnicity box for all.
Personally, I think MOST people in the US are too far removed from their roots to claim any sort of connection, and I wish we would eliminate these labels altogether.
Spoken like a white person who knows her roots.
Anonymous wrote:My African students have made it clear that they don't agree with the blanket African American ethnicity box for all.
Personally, I think MOST people in the US are too far removed from their roots to claim any sort of connection, and I wish we would eliminate these labels altogether.
Anonymous wrote:My African students have made it clear that they don't agree with the blanket African American ethnicity box for all.
Personally, I think MOST people in the US are too far removed from their roots to claim any sort of connection, and I wish we would eliminate these labels altogether.
Anonymous wrote:Neither the Caribbean or countries in Africa are apart of the Americas. [/quote
The Carribean countries are part of the Americas!