It’s never not been embarrassing. As a Native American I get asked questions like “do you live in a teepee?” The portrayal by white Americans of their fellow citizens to the rest of the world has been a profound source of embarrassment for my entire life, just as one for instance.
It’s never not been embarrassing. As a Native American I get asked questions like “do you live in a teepee?” The portrayal by white Americans of their fellow citizens to the rest of the world has been a profound source of embarrassment for my entire life, just as one for instance.
Well I can say “Lake America” is not going down well with indigenous in my area…or anyone, really. The guy just doesn’t know when to stop.
…my mom lived in a teepee, but it burned down.
At least they’re consistent in their cluelessnes.
Greetings from Europe, carved in stone because we don’t have electricity. Or internet.