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Do you feel like a foreigner in your own country? (Page 3)
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yes 😒
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Nope, not one bit
Nope.
oh yes. sometimes.
No lol
no I don't
I don't feel.
nope
No I don't
not at all
A lot of times I do
Why?
Lots of other races where I live.
Why do that matter? I thought US is the country of immigrants where both whites, browns, blacks, Asians etc. settled of different reasons. It's also a nation of multiculturalism, something some countries in Europe and Asia for example isn't. If you're native American I understands you feels a bit invaded. If you're not, you're a later immigrant after the natives.
Did I say there was something wrong with it? No, I didn't.
My point is that why should someone feel foreign in a country that's known for being the country of immigrants? The changes would be more significant when many foreigners immigrates in a country with a mono-culture and ethnicity than if it's a country with many kinds of people.