You lied? JK.DestinDave wrote: I agree almost entirely with you John... except for the part about "resolved by intelligent people".. We could argue a long time about the intelligence of folks managing government agencies and so on...
I didn't say Hispanic was a race - merely stating what used to be on official forms (resolved by intelligent people) years ago. The 2010 Census form used many of those same terms under the "Race" question (including Hispanic)... I checked the "Other" box and wrote in "Human" for my race!
Baydream wrote: OMG - The US economy is still in need of much work to repair the damage done by the corporate-led "opposition party", there are multiple wars all over the world, there are natural disasters occurring monthly, and all some people can whine about is semantics and issues that have been resolved by intelligent people for years. This whining is making the US the laughing stock of the world. THAT's why our influence has diminished.
Can we get on to some serious discussions, especially about photography, or are we going to whine about conspiracy theories that degrade America's reputation and have NO impact on the well-being of this country?
By the way, for your education enlightenment, "hispanic" is now considered an "ethnicity" and not a race.
I'm with you. Who brought the cheese?chasrich wrote:
AFK - the end...
Edit: Dang - wrong thread but still funny to me.
chasrich wrote:
AFK - the end...
Edit: Dang - wrong thread but still funny to me.
MommaGator wrote: I get what you are saying but I don't agree. Africa is home to white and black people and probably some other colors too so I don't see how their birth documents would state African as a race. I still believe that a US birth certificate in 1961 would not have African as a race, as African is not a skin color.
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