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2006-12-16, 11:25 PM | [Ignore Me] #1 | ||
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OK I know the title might sounds like trouble, but I have a serious question
In America people often refer to Black people as African American's. I just say Black, I'm not lazy I just do. So in Europe are they refered to as African British? African German? Or just simple Black? Sorry if this sounds incredibly stupid but I think it's time I knew. |
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2006-12-17, 12:10 PM | [Ignore Me] #7 | |||
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It used to be on applications but not anymore, when choosing a race it said African American, Caucasian, Latino etc. I'm just curious what it's like over seas. |
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2006-12-17, 02:06 PM | [Ignore Me] #8 | ||
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I think it depends what country in Africa they are from, since I think most of them are semi-recent immigrants. For example, you would say, "oh you know, that Algerian/Moroccan/etc..." guy. It's more of a culture thing.
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