(except of course African American and Native American) French are French, Germans are Germans and Mexicans are Mexicans, but American can be from anywhere.I for one believe that English should be the official language period.

If you read music, writing a song in B flat and trying to play in C minor presents some problems for some musicians, having to transpose, no one wants to transpose meanings while trying to consider a deal.Go to the book stores, and please stay away from guru books for now, LOL.

HUD can fine you for that just the same as if you'd said it to a Native American or Hispanic.Pets are not a protected class.

Native Californians are moving to AZ, NV, TX, etc. to name just a few states.

On the internet, there is no way to know if perhaps that person with a grammar error might not be a native speaker.

Newbie from San Fernando Valley,Cali.Hi, I was/am a musician but the Arts are just not paying all that well at the moment (for most)...so..I had to make some choices awhile back..I have a girl I love who has stuck by me through enough tough times...and we both deserve better..so for the past cpl yrs I've been learning the REI theories/practices so to speak(very interesting cpl yrs to be learing REI)..and now..it's time to get practical..

If you find a good company share the name, i have some musician friends in Austin that havent a clue about real estate/protesting their property taxes and it would be nice to give them a good company that will fight their taxes for them so they can spend thier time rockin out!

If there is one central identity in this country, it is the fact that most of us are either immigrants or our ancestors were immigrants (With exception of the native Americans and blacks, of course).Throughout the history of the country, there was always economical gaps between states, but that have never impaired the country.Europe is a completely deferent story. culturally and economically.

On a personal note, what I find truly pathetic is the consistent misuse of "it's" and "its" coming from a former English major, I would expect that from someone whose native tongue isn't English.

Answering this question in 2020, from a Portuguese native perspective:Definitely, depending on the markets, of course.