Post AzUjat9kiGJpyO7y4G by juergen_hubert@mementomori.social
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(DIR) Post #AzQ97ioLiuG0VY4NIe by drahardja@sfba.social
2025-10-21T03:04:07Z
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How come the only US citizens who don’t aren’t described with a hyphen are white people? I’m Asian-American. My friends are African-American, Mexican-American, Arab-American, etc.Why aren’t white people described as German-American, French-American, English-American, etc.? You know, just to make it polite for everyone.#rhetorical #racism PS: Yes, I know, the “-American” suffix was an attempt at inclusivity, but it has now turned into a parody of itself, implying that without it, an Asian-American would be an Asian, and the subtext is that this would mean they aren’t American.
(DIR) Post #AzQ97jzNLOfgA2Eh7o by poopdotnet@blog.poop.net
2025-10-21T03:05:36.552202Z
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@drahardja i just get caled "convict" "tax evader" n "extortionist"
(DIR) Post #AzUjat9kiGJpyO7y4G by juergen_hubert@mementomori.social
2025-10-23T06:24:10Z
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@drahardja I do see "German-American" from time to time.Speaking as a German, I don't mind as such. But I do think they sometimes get a little silly when they claim to be "more German" than modern German citizens who just happen to have a different skin color.