The part so many people are missing is that this straight up ties to economic issues, and who you think the government does/should support.
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also, Euros don't think in Europe don't think in terms of White/nonWhite, as you know, being there & all. Sophist.
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This is why the US isn't going to be majority minority. Most US Latinos are primarily European in ancestry (53%).
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In that case, can "white privilege" be experience by black people in African countries?
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@thijs Thank you! That’s the best, most helpful articulation of the subject I’ve readThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Don't worry--too many Americans will decide that you're Muslim and therefore "other" regardless of skin color. Sigh.
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Which one is more problematic currently in US? Being non-white or being Muslim?
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in the context of US law both racial identity and the definition of racism are pretty strictly defined. This fact is often forgotten
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I don't agree. As the article
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Did you hear the amazing TAL piece about an African-American living in France gradually being othered as she lost her accent?
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No. Where?
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