It s degrading. My Irish ancestors came here and were given the title Irish American as a way of mocking them and watering down their citizenship. Third, I would cease to use the term race. If I had to use a substitute for race it would be the lumbering pigmentation of skin , the difficulty of pronouncing which would go a long way toward obliterating the concept of race. Fourth, I wouldn t kid people.
Life is unfair sometimes and government usually only makes it worse.
Fifth, and last, I would tell all Americans that here you are free. To toil and sweat and, sometimes, to fail. But, here, you can truly succeed. It s all up to you. Make the most of it.