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   cncomicfan said, 2 months ago

   No he’s not. No such country exists. He might be American with African ancestry. Or he could be African with American ancestry.

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   Mac said, 2 months ago

   The label African-American might properly be applied to an African immigrant who has become an American citizen, but that’s about it.

   As for generational labels, I’m an old f@rt. Easy, no?

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   ENG8INE said, 2 months ago

   And yet we have no qualms with people labelling themselves as Italian-American or Irish-American. Hmmm…

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   canpot said, 2 months ago

   You need to correct your punctuation in the first panel … it should read, “If you’re in your early 30s…”

   The apostrophe is correct the first time (which is a contraction of “you” and “are”) but not the second time, which is not a contraction, but possessive adjective modifying “early 30s.”

   Please don’t add to the miseducation of our children through sloppy attention to details like these.

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   bald 716 said, 2 months ago

   well i was called the old bald guy from the survival room when i worked at the academy

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   pat_jessen said, 2 months ago

   I’m with canpot. For crying out loud–you would think someone would proofread before publishing.

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   Supercool said, 2 months ago

   this cr@p is years old, to late to fix,

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   metagalaxy1970 said, 2 months ago

   I do have problems with people calling themselves “blank” Americans. We need to be just AMERICANS again. That way there is no more separation of people anymore. IF the ethnic part must be said, then it should be American of “blank” decent. Period. After all, the USA is suppose to be a melting pot. We can’t be a melting pot if something comes before American.

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   cncomicfan said, 2 months ago

   metagalaxy1970 got my point.