People who say they are Anglo-Saxon, may indeed be only Anglo

Nah, white people who call themselves white and only white don’t know their history or their culture

@Deleted User I don't know of anyone who does that

we do, we're just not taught that it is white history

As someone who’s family is from Africa, I know my language, my culture, and my history

As a Guinean and not a “black”

@Deleted User That is very racially steriotyped mate

rather we know it as history, or at least western history

"I’m Guinean first not black"
weren't you born in the US?

@Deleted User yeah but didn't you go on Ancestry or something

And?

I’m a Guinean American

Or a maninka American

@Deleted User By "White-people" you mean Americans, right?

To be specific

how 'bout just American

Okay so scratch black American entirely

why not just American?

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American to describe people from the place known as the USofA

calling eachother "White people" and "Black people" is a culturally American phenominon today

@Deleted User let me ask again, did you find out that you're Guinean through ancestry, or did your family just know that

Actually, when I went to Africa my family called me a nigga and all sorts of racially fucked up words because I adapted to the “black American” culture so much

They literally dissociate themselves from blacks in America

yes they do

Black Culture in America is shit

My dad was born there

Objectively so

Parents are immigrants

@Deleted User most African Americans don't have that

ancestors came over on slave ships

so they don't have a clue

Most african Americans don’t like being called AFRICAN American

They know nothing about AFRICA

@Werlf Mainly west coast of Africa

@Deleted User I know, its a way for classification if you're offended by black

Nah, I’m not offended by it

it's fascinating to learn about ones ancestry, about history in general, there's a lot to learn and take from it, along with a sense of appreciation for how the world got to be the way it is and where it comes from. but generalizing about racial groups is just plain idiotic in the context of attaching it to a political ideology. or a generalization that refers to what an entire race knows or doesn't know, how it behaves or doesn't behave. that stuff is a complete load of twaddle.

or you could be from Alabama and just say

NIGGER

It’s just something I spoke about with my cousin, who’s a white South African and in my family we never call one another black or white