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There are various European cultures that people are descended from and if they maintain their connections and practices, that’s fantastic. I have seen heritage celebrations for Polish people, Lithuanian people, Romanian people, Ukrainian people, Irish people, Italian people, on and on, but none of those is “white culture.” That is because to be just “white” is to give that up as an identity, maybe maintain three cultural dishes, and join a group whose only collective cultural values are domination, subjugation, consumerism. For so many European immigrants, the Kings Are Born In October I Am Who I Am Lion T-Shirt Besides,I will do this option was to maintain their culture or be able to have access to the “American Dream” they traveled for. So they changed their last names, they didn’t teach their kids their language or practices, and they learned to dress and speak and cook “like an American.”

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Hell, even up thread are people claiming that “white culture” is iPhones and blue jeans. Cool, bro. When you’re comparing that to groups that have full folk faiths, styles of dress that have lasted for centuries, traditions around weddings, funerals, births and deaths, food, drinks, holidays, art, music, and ways of life that are uniquely theirs, yeah…they don’t. Excellent points! I think the Kings Are Born In October I Am Who I Am Lion T-Shirt Besides,I will do this melting pot aspect of America kind of made this the case broadly in the 20th century. The place where I think you see this the resentment of white culture not being a thing hardest is areas of the country where there hasn’t been a ton of European migration since the end of the 19th century. My two cents, I think culture can very easily be (and primarily is) independent of race and is much more closely correlated with geographic closeness. In fact I would say the larger in scale you try to define a culture “American” or “European” the less correlation with race there is. There are white rappers and black skateboarders and Asian movie stars, who may be prominent parts of “American” culture but all might be absent from “white” culture. White culture may come from European heritage and religions, but I think their persistence depends on where you are. Near where I live is one of the largest celebrations of Dyngus Day in America, but you may not find a ton of Polish-descended people way across the country also celebrating it simply because they weren’t exposed to it. Similarly, white people around mountains might be more inclined to go a Ski Jump competition instead of a Tractor Pull.

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