Where's African-America?

Answer 1

It is a mythical land created by uptight white people who are afraid of offending black people by referring to them as black people. I think it borders Native-America.

Answer 2

Everywhere and anywhere you open your eyes. Look, the term is derived from the fact that we as a people are of African (Africa isn't the real name of the continent, because the inhabitants called it other names like Kush and Kemet) descent (sp) and reside in the United States. There isn't any particular place to call African-American, but many people believe that the southern part of the United States is where we call home.

Answer 3

There is no place called 'African America'. Blacks/Africans who migrate to America are called African Americans.

Answer 4

African American is a term used to divide a race into two races and create a barrier. Its very rare to hear an educated black man refer to himself as anything at all, let alone "African American" but, you know its a descriptor a race, you're just stiring some ****.

Answer 5

I'm Native-English-Norwegian-Austrian American myself.

Y'know, if we still need to tell people where we're coming from.

Of course, if we're just using continents, I'm European-North-American

Answer 6

USA. It's the melting pot. There you will also find, asian-american, mexican-american, irish-american, polish-american, choose-the-one-that-works-for- you-american. You wont be wrong.

Answer 7

The only place on Earth where you can find this is USA.

Answer 8

Its somewhere in between work and sleep. :)

Answer 9

They are everywhere.