When we hyphenate, we become separate
Ken Nawrocki
Macedon, NY
Unless we consider ourselves just Americans, labels become divisive.
Let’s all un-hyphenate ourselves, as Americans.
Junga Kim,
Bethesda, MD.
Unite, not divide, Unhyphenate, not subdivide. We are all one species. Let’s act like it.
Another project to perpetuate racial divide
Jan Allsman
Sisters, OR
Lets get ride of “hyphinated American” labels and start working together as “just folks”.
Why am I a hyphenated American?
Earnestine Simmons
Las Cruces, NM
The majority of Americans have foreign ancestors, but they don’t wear an identification tag of their great- or great-great-grandparents. They are not always referred to as “British-American,” or “Swedish-American,” or “Italian- American.” If nationality comes up at all, these people are simply “Americans.”
