Quote:What if they are from Spain but living in America?  Should they be referred to as Spanish Americans?  How many generations must pass before a person of Spanish descent is an American and not a Spanish American?

 

What is the politically correct name for someone like me?  With my lineage, I've always referred to myself as a "mutt".  I guess I'm just "caucasian" or "white", huh?

 

If so, there are parts of me that are insulted as some of me is my minority.  Not sure how much "some" is.  Once I define "some", and I realize it's more than 50%, can I change my status?

 

There so many questions.  What is this thread about again?  Oh yeah, Russell Wilson.  Nice job Russ!

 

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I really don't know the answers to your questions...but I do know that Spanish people aren't considered minorities. Mr. Bunny is Spanish so that makes my son half Spanish, and he doesn't qualify for any minority scholarships that Hispanics do because he is classified as Caucasian.


On a side note...All three of us are considered Spanish citizens because Spain gave us dual citizenship and we've never even lived over there! :thumbsup:



I wonder if RW will start doing McDonalds commercials now?

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