
I mean, for how much I appreciate and am friends/neighbor/family with Italian Americans, those people are kind of weird.
I have lived 90% of my life in Italy and know people from all its regione, and I realized that the Italian Americans that have been in Boston and Plymouth for five or six generations are more their own culture than anything you'd find in Italy proper - they are a melting pot from immigrants that came from Sicily, Naples, Calabria; and even northern regions such as Piemonte and Lombardia. Especially the food and the dialect the older generations speak (the youngest are much more "americanized") are a mix up of all this stuff.
There's this girl I am acquainted with who's very into the whole Italian heritage things, but doesn't speak a lick of Italian convincingly, has never been there and comes off more like a classic college educated American girl, blonde and blue eyed. I told her I am willing to take her to Italy a week or two on my dime, see the real thing for herself.
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