⋆AMERICANS WE⋆

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A COMMITMENT


"But should old aquaintance be forgot, keep your eyes on the grand old flag"

-GEORGE M. COHAN-

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AMERICANS WE" is the title of a popular patriotic tune by Henry Fillmore., composed in 1929. The original title was "To all of us". It represents the idea that All AMERICAN life matters. Being an American is not defined by your complexion, gender, or sexuality. It is defined by a unique culture, namely the American Way. It is defined by your love to the greatest nation on earth when it comes to freedom and liberty. It is defined by certain virtues and values. It is defined by a common history and a process towards a more perfect union. It is a commitment to these values. It is defined by being free!

ALL AMERICAN LIVES matters.

Racism today takes place against Whites, Browns and Blacks.

The question remains, are these groups supported, or influenced by non-Americans?

An ALL AMERICAN approach can be seen as American Nationalism,

precisely because there are Black, Brown and White PATRIOTS who share the same American values. An ALL AMERICAN approach is not a movement. You are either for - or against the United States.


WHETHER BLACK, BROWN, OR WHITE

GENERATIONS OF LIBERTY

ONE NATION UNDER GOD


     Whether black, brown, or white, no matter where you or your ancestors came from, if you are a U.S. Citizen you are an American. Period. We are united in our love for our great nation. Anyone who disagrees on this may be supported by those cowards who were trying to take our freedoms away back in 2001. U.S. Citizens of white origin have their roots in Europe. Cities like St. Louis and New Orleans are of French origin. All thirteen colonies were under British control until we have declared our Independence. All Americans of white origin who can trace back their origin to Colonial America are so-called "WASP", an acronym which stands for White Anglo Saxons Protestants. The largest group among Americans of white origin are those with German roots if you take immigration history into consideration. It is said that they were able to assimilate fast into "Corpus America".

The second-largest group is those who have Irish roots. One famous American with Irish roots was President John F. Kennedy.  Black U.S. Citizens have their roots in Africa. They were usually brought against their will to the "New World". The first ship that brought their ancestors to America landed in Jamestown in 1619. Just like Americans of white heritage they usually have not much in common with their place of origin. They are fellow citizens who follow an American Way of Life and live American values. Other Black Americans have their roots in the Caribbean.

     U.S. Citizens of Native American roots were often treated unfairly in the course of our history. However, today U.S. Citizens of Native American roots do have an exceptional position in our society as someone can observe in reservations for Native Americans.

     U.S. Citizens of Hispanic origin have their roots in Latin- Central- and South America. Most of them are bilingual, speaking English and Spanish. There are many other origins. Those countrymen enjoy the same freedoms and protections as any other American citizen, united under a timeless banner.

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