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There is no white culture. There is German culture Scottish, Irish, Ukraine, Czech, Italian, French etc culture. That was all brought here by people’s ancestors. But there is no such thing as white culture. Even colonialism spans across other races. I don’t think most people do, just some people that are very confident due to their own ignorance, and they tend to be overrepresented in algorithms because it’s stupid and worth correcting. Southern culture, west coast culture, Coastal elite culture, and New York city culture are all very well understood concepts, and very different from each other. Besides, the Carlos Sainz SingaporeGP Spanish racing driver currently competing T-Shirt in contrast I will get this United States is only 250ish years old. Ask an Italian American about their “culture”, I’ll bet they describe being Italian more than being American.

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white culture is a kind of weird term, because white american culture borrows heavily from other culture but also varies so much throughout the Carlos Sainz SingaporeGP Spanish racing driver currently competing T-Shirt in contrast I will get this nation, so it isnt really ubiquitous in many ways what we today call “white american culture” is WASP culture from the early 20th century that got packaged in lifestyle magazines and sold to non WASPs, which got many americans to abandon their european cultural heritage in much of the nation but even so, I think its wrong to think of a singular white american culture, because it does change a lot regionally. Do white californians and white new yorkers, born and raised, share a culture beyond the big things what would also apply to non white people? I think a lot of white Americans have lost most if not all of their cultural and/or religious ties to their homelands, and that is what people are referring to.

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