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[uhhshawanawana]

"We're adults. When did that happen? And how do we make it stop?" 
                                                                            -grey's anatomy

The Top Ten Things I Could Not Possibly Live Without:
1. Grey's Anatomy
2. My dog (azoo boozoo?)
3. Ghiradelli brownies
4. My Hair Straightener (folks, you have not seen my hair's bad side...

Comments

[chaifrappuccino]

excuse me, i think i deserve credit for the whole european american thing, i mean i did make it up

[uhhshawanawana]

you are such a liar

[aquacere]

What you're saying makes sense in a weird way.
See, the reasons minorities have clubs formed to show their pride is because they feel they have/are opressed in some way.

"European Americans" have never been, and probably never will, be opressed.

[uhhshawanawana]

well we are kinda oppressed...in a way being oppressed now...kinda...

[cubathinkmesexy]

deary calm down and call me so we can hang out some time

[nauticman]

Affirmative action helps you as a women. And it's intent is to correct the social imbalance between social groups. Like women's salaries and thigns like that.
I prefer the term Native amerian thank you very much, the term indian was columbus's mistake in the first place. And redskins or crayola's Indian red... not very appropriate things.
I'd like to believe that we're all americans and white black and so on are mearely ways which we like to describe ourselves.
ok that's my 2 cents.

[tifferz312]

I feel we have come a long way from about...70 or 80 years ago. in the 20s and 30s, you weren't just descriminated from your color but from what part of Europe you were from. Esatern europeans, such as the polish or russians, we treated just as bad as blacks or asains. The only way you were at the top is if you were from anglo-saxon decent, such as england. At least now, all the caucasian homies are united under one group of people, not dozens.

BTW: It's not native american anymore, they changed it to American Indian.

There's always descrimination, we do it to ourselves all the time. you can't change everyone's views, just make sure you aren't denying someone their rights because of their ancestry.

BTW2:You should see "Crash." if you're so passionate about this stuff, you'd like the movie. i dont know how it ends, but its very focused and racism and stuff.