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> You're missing the point. "American" can be interpreted as racially neutral, but then why is "african-american" very common, but using "european-american" is
by account42 1y ago
> You're missing the point. "American" can be interpreted as racially neutral, but then why is "african-american" very common, but using "european-american" is almost non existent?
Because in the current ((zeitgeist)) Europeans are not allowed to have a racial identity.
- freehorse 1y ago"European" is a racial identity more in the americas than in europe.
- AlexeyBelov 1y agoYour comments are becoming really tiring, it's like reading certain parts of Reddit or 4chan.