List Of 50+ Ethnicity Quotes

Feminism Is For All Women And Girls, Not A Privileged Few Or One Ethnicity, Religion, Age, Sexual Preference, Ability, Region Or Hemisphere.

American Means White, And Africanist People Struggle To Make The Term Applicable To Themselves With Ethnicity And Hyphen After Hyphen After Hyphen.

Most Of My Life I Was Occupied With American Television And American Food. My Ethnicity Was My Choice. It Still Is

As Long As Our Civilisation Keeps Trundling Along Generally Forwards, Then There Is The Possibility Of A Future Where Ethnicity Is Merely An Interesting Badge, Not A Uniform You Can't Take Off.

I Am A White Guy In America With An Education, Albeit High School, But A Pretty Good One. Another Guy From A Different Demographic Or Different Ethnicity In America Can Look At Me And Say, "you Take A Lot For Granted." Well... Okay. I Just Live In A White Male American Reality, Where I Hear You But I Don't Know If I Necessarily Read You.

The Bloodline Of Jesus Is Thicker, Deeper, Stronger Than The Bloodline Of Race, Ethnicity And Family.

I Find It Very Interesting These Days That Films Are Bringing In So Many People Of Different Ethnicities, And I'm Proud To Be A Part Of That Cultural Shift.

I Have One Vivid Memory Of One Of The Days That The Marches Were Taking Place. We Were In A Catholic, Predominantly Polish And Lithuanian Neighborhood. Chicago Is A Place Where People Define Themselves By Their Parish And By Their Ethnicity.

Sometimes My Ethnicity Is Relevant, Other Times Not. I Definitely Get The Best Of Both Worlds.

I Have Always Let The Lack Of Indian Actors In The Industry Drive Me, Not Hold Me Back. I Remember An Agent In L.a. Telling Me A Few Years Ago That An Indian Actor Wouldn't Ever Make It In Hollywood, But My Ethnicity Has Helped Me.

You See The One Thing I've Always Maintained Is That I'm An American Indian. I'm Not A Native American. I'm Not Politically Correct. Everyone Who's Born In The Western Hemisphere Is A Native American. We Are All Native Americans. And If You Notice, I Put American Before My Ethnicity. I'm Not A Hyphenated African-american Or Irish-american Or Jewish-american Or Mexican-american.

The Essence Of America - That Which Really Unites Us - Is Not Ethnicity, Or Nationality Or Religion - It Is An Idea - And What An Idea It Is: That You Can Come From Humble Circumstances And Do Great Things.