Comments by "Dennis" (@Dennis-nc3vw) on "The Untold Story Of America's Southern Chinese [Chinese Food: An All-American Cuisine, Pt. 2] | AJ+" video.

This is what the American melting pot is supposed to be. "Fried rice with plenty of bacon." They neither abandon their heritage, nor do they feel confined by it.
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I'm sure more hyphenation, identity politics, and "celebrating our differences", brought to us by the PC left, will help with this. (Yes, that was sarcasm)
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@alexanderhoekema6987 "American" and "Chinese" are nationalities, so you can't be any more of a "Chinese American" than a "male woman." These are Americans of Chinese descent.
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Referring to them with these hyphenated, politically correct identities doesn't help. They are Americans of Chinese descent.
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@bobtails7234 "Chinese" and "American" are both nationalities, so being a "Chinese American" is as oxymoronic as being a "male woman." They are Americans of Chinese descent.
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I can garuntee Leo Lawson is a Republican and John Wilson is a Democrat, yet they call us the racists.
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This is what I'd like to see more of in the US, people who don't let their heritage hold them back from assimilating into the local culture.
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@DivineHyperion What's good for the goose is good for the gander. If yellow people can't sound like Cletus, white people shouldn't either.
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@DivineHyperion Their identity should not be prescribed to them at birth based on the color of their skin. That's unnatural. White people don't act differently based on what region of Europe our heritage is in. Culture comes from peers, not race.
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@DivineHyperion But it's not a good thing, so why are you promoting it?
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