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Paul Belford wrote: >Interesting turn of phrase 'Euroamerican or Afroamerican'. > >Presumably the term 'native american' is now replaced by >'Americoamerican'? And, by implication, groups of the latter ethnic >origin (whatever they are supposed to be called these days) are excluded >from academic study in the advertised post? > >Luckily in the UK we have the word 'bonkers'. > > joke is that genetically a large proportion of "afro"americans have european ancestors and vice versa. p g-b