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You are kidding yourself if you think thats an actual possibility. You think their children, who study at U.S. schools, and live their entire lives in the U.S.
by jacooper 3y ago
You are kidding yourself if you think thats an actual possibility.
You think their children, who study at U.S. schools, and live their entire lives in the U.S. will still treat Spanish as their mother tongue?
- paul_grisham 3y agoWhy not? Hispanics have La Raza, they have a concept of racial unity Americans do not.
- smoldesu 3y agoAmerica has had "the Melting Pot" for at least two centuries: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melting_pot https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melting_pot
- paul_grisham 3y agoWhites are naive thinking about melting pots and letting go of their identity while other groups do not.
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- smoldesu 3y agoI'll take your word for it. My Hispanic partner disagrees, but what does he know?
- jacooper 3y agoAh yes, as if Spanish and german americans haven't been influenced or changed by U.S. culture at all. Ask anyone who was born in the U.S. with an immigrant background if they feel at home in their parents country, chances are they will say no and they will feel like a foreigner there.