[ SECRET POST #4518 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4518 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

This is the biggest crock of shit i'be ever read.

[(Anonymous)]

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This.

The pov of an American of [culture] descent is not equal to a person of [culture].

[(Anonymous)]

DA

Even in the case of Asians where they're literally immigrants from that culture that identify as still part of that culture?

I agree with you on a hypothetical person whose great great great great great great grandparents immigrated to the USA in 1700. But someone who literally got off a plane here five years ago is not the same at all?????

Everybody keeps ignoring the fact that minority demographics are different and Asian Americans are, on average, statistically, a group where the majority of them are direct immigrants or direct children of immigrants. Some very rare families have been around for a long time, but when you look at the average Asian American they're less than one generation away from their home country.

An immigrant from [culture] who grew up in [culture] and identifies strongly with [culture] is absolutely still a person of [culture]. And that's what most Asian Americans are.