Just a matter of time.

I mean, think about "African-American" sometime...does it make ANY sense?

I can't stand saying that. But Bill Clinton was, after all, our frist black President, but maybe not African American, maybe only on Kwaaaanzaaa.

I had a friend in college- both parents white American missionaries in Africa, where he was born.

So my buddy was white, but he was also an African-American.

Anyone who hasn't heard George Carlin's take on this really needs to go download it. Like usual he takes the term to task on how it can easily be accurate and misrepresented.

So is Mr. Hamilton English African-American? O is he African-English? Or English-African?

He's an African-Englishman.

Or maybe he is white?

I saw Lani Guinier once, on a BET panel on CSPAN, proclaim that Clarence Thomas isn't *really* black...

That is completely nutso.

He's actally a third-generation Afro-Carribean Englishman.

I think 'black' or 'English' might be a bit easier... ;)

Just goes to show that no one cares about the men that race cars for a living.

Typical Americans.


Reminds me of that fat fuck Derek Cabanaw. All mouth.


Apollo

I think if you wanted to refer to Hamilton using that construction the correct phrase would be 'British-Grenadian'. But don't quote me!

It's not Dickie V's fault. He simply became confused when asked to speak about something other than how great Duke and Coach K are.