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.
At least they’re consistent in their cluelessnes.
Greetings from Europe, carved in stone because we don’t have electricity. Or internet.
…my mom lived in a teepee, but it burned down.