@mirandadevine Our grandparents left the old country behind.
Our parents left their ethnic neighborhood behind.
We are American.
We don’t need any hyphens.
@nua_peasant@policywishes We are so very grateful to so many for the immunotherapy that is currently successful in treating my wife.
It’s been working for almost a year and a half.
We’re determined to keep her at home.
My duty as a husband is clear.
It’s rewarding to help.
And it is isolating.
@nathancofnas Sorry to hear this.
The least I could do is click on your Follow button.
I’m one of your followers now, and I hope to see the good things that will happen after this . Soon, I hope.
The truth couldn’t be hidden forever.
@petersavodnik It’s not exactly easy to articulate who, and what, and why of this phenomenon;
This is as good (or better) as any attempt.
It might be good to note that they are desperately seeking a scapegoat.
@EndWokeness People all over the world built boats.
It was simply a matter of time til someone somewhere would build boats big enough to travel the oceans.
The people who build the big boats (ships) were the people who showed up in places where people had small boats, such as canoes.
@gracedrhuman@billmaher This post is insightful.
Seems like it takes about three generations to assimilate.
We had ancestors (grandparents) arrive as immigrants, our parents moved out of the immigrant-neighborhood, and now we are American.
No hyphens needed.
Our ancestors did experience hard times, btw.
@cspan The so-called “fight for independence” is not related to “owning slaves”.
If we could understand what life was like in the 1600’s or 1700’s, then we would know this.
Our ancestors would be embarrassed by us.