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June 17th 2012, 02:46 AM #1
Asian-Americans and African-Americans
I have Asian-American friends who were born and raised in America. Moreover, they speak excellent English and they speak it without an accent. I also have friends who are African-American. I have noticed that people ask my Asian-American friends the following questions: Have you ever been to Asia? and Do you speak any of the Asian languages?
However, I have never heard anyone ask my African-American friends questions such as the following: Have you ever been to Africa and Do you speak any of the African languages?
Why do you think that my Asian-American friends are asked those questions, but not my African-American friends?
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June 17th 2012, 02:55 AM #2
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Statistically speaking, a much higher percentage of Asian-Americans in the US are first or second generation (in the US) than African-Americans.
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