Strangely, despite The United States history as a racial and ethnic melting pot, racial and ethnic segregation has become ingrained into our

Strangely, despite The United States history as a racial and ethnic melting pot, racial and ethnic segregation has become ingrained into our vernacular - "African-American," "Hispanic-American," "Asian-American," "Native American," etc. while terms that are sensibly well-intentioned, may reinforce the very stereotypes they were intended to defeat.

In this discussion board, considering the content you posted in the last discussion board, address objectively using expert sources the impact of hyphenated labels on our consciousness as a if using such labels is valuable or detrimental to people who belong to those "hyphenated" groups.

The terms used by employers use to describe themselves and others are very significant .basics of thehuman identity . for terms that are tied to ethnicity and race are potential flashpoints and...