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Well. Yes. It is the same thing.That's like saying somebody is Japanese just because they're born in Japan.
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Well. Yes. It is the same thing.That's like saying somebody is Japanese just because they're born in Japan.
Naw man, I'm not letting how people see me define how I see myself. F that.How about we use the, "If the Police pull you over, what would they think you are" test.
Steve Nash was born in South Africa.That's like saying somebody is Japanese just because they're born in Japan.
So I guess this dude who is born and raised in Japan is Japanese, huh?Well. Yes. It is the same thing.
This is bull ****Black TO ME has evolved into being synonymous with “African American”.
Because I am still Chinese whether I was born in USA, Canada, Mexico, Iran, or Kenya. It shouldn't matter to anybody which country I was born in, hence I leave out the "-American." If anybody were to ask me "Chinese what?", my response would be, "What does it matter to you?"
If he was born and raised in Japan, yes he is Japanese. (Nationality).So I guess this dude who is born and raised in Japan is Japanese, huh?
He can be racially white and depending of how it works of Japanese nationality.So I guess this dude who is born and raised in Japan is Japanese, huh?
By nationality yes. Now if he is a citizen of some other country that's a different matter.So I guess this dude who is born and raised in Japan is Japanese, huh?
Well you are Italian, if you want to claim it is up to you. But if you are born in a country, that is your Nationality. (Legally).I was born in Italy.
Have never said or even thought of being Italian
That's exactly my point, going out of your way to specify which country you're born in is so corny to me. It shouldn't matter to me or anybody else where you were born. If a dude is Japanese, he's Japanese whether he's born in Japan or Antarctica.Dink, you have your ETHNICITY and your NATIONALITY.
Chinese is your Ethnicity.
American is your Nationality.
It is that simple
He could be, but you never answered my question whether he would be considered Japanese or not.Dude, don't know why you posted a picture like its going to change my mind. Is he a Japanese citizen?
Not sure how MENTIONING your country of birth is "going out of your way" but ok.That's exactly my point, going out of your way to specify which country you're born in is so corny to me. It shouldn't matter to me or anybody else where you were born. If a dude is Japanese, he's Japanese whether he's born in Japan or Antarctica.
dominicans are hispanic and latino because they speak spanish. haitians are latino but not hispanic because they speak a latin language. Not sure how a political line convolute your thoughts.
Indians come from India.i think American Indians
yea, it’s just a formal name or somethingIndians come from India.
Only reason that term came around was cuz Columbus thought he originally landed in India and when he saw the natives, he just assumed they were Indian.