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> I'm in favor of saying "ethnically African." It says nothing about nationality. It does however make assumptions about ethnicity. How about just saying what
by shawabawa3 12y ago
> I'm in favor of saying "ethnically African." It says nothing about nationality.
It does however make assumptions about ethnicity. How about just saying what you mean and using "black"
I have a friend who is ethnically African, and he's as white as it gets (ancestors from South Africa).
I also have a friend who is black but not ethnically African (ancestors from Trinidad)