[Discussion] Do You Agree Diversity Is Code Language For ''Anti White''?

Is Diversity A Code Word For ''ANTI WHITE''?

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slimreaper

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They're not Indians and you're not a Native American, you're a native of the U.S.

Yes, you are racist and you even said so yourself. So **** you.
I'm a native of north america therefore I'm a native american



I'm a racist, but I dislike being talked down to by other racists because my racism is somehow different from theirs
 

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Am I wrong? Why doesn't me being native to the americas make me a native american?

As for the racism comment, I'm suggesting my racism isn't different from theirs, but hypocrisy fascinates me
Because Native American doesn't mean "anyone native to America," it is a term created to mean and only mean the indigenous race of people that first settled here. If you're not within this race, you're not Native American despite being a native of America. The two terms do not mean the same thing. You can call yourself a native America, meaning someone who is native to America, but you are not Native America, with a capital "N" on the Native. Period.
 

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Because Native American doesn't mean "anyone native to America," it is a term created to mean and only mean the indigenous race of people that first settled here. If you're not within this race, you're not Native American despite being a native of America. The two terms do not mean the same thing. You can call yourself a native America, meaning someone who is native to America, but you are not Native America, with a capital "N" on the Native. Period.
I'm a Native American. I'm not an Aboriginal
 

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You're not either.
In most circles, however, the terms American Indian and Native American are both considered acceptable and, while there are people who feel strongly that one term or the other is more appropriate, they are often used interchangeably. There seems to be some agreement among American Indian people that the use of either term is acceptable — according to a 1995 census survey, 49.76 percent of American Indians preferred that term, compared to 37.35 percent preferring Native American and much smaller numbers preferring other terms
 

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In most circles, however, the terms American Indian and Native American are both considered acceptable and, while there are people who feel strongly that one term or the other is more appropriate, they are often used interchangeably. There seems to be some agreement among American Indian people that the use of either term is acceptable — according to a 1995 census survey, 49.76 percent of American Indians preferred that term, compared to 37.35 percent preferring Native American and much smaller numbers preferring other terms
Okay? You're still not it.
 
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