>America has its own politics of race, identity, and nationality that have significant differences from the way it works in Europe.
The average European has a much better grasp of those than the average American has of any European situation (assuming they can even pinpoint France on the map, that is).
We read lots of American news, websites and books, follow US music, movies, and so on. With a small exception of UK music, the US can hardly do 1/100th of the European following US culture we do.
The average European has a much better grasp of those than the average American has of any European situation (assuming they can even pinpoint France on the map, that is).
We read lots of American news, websites and books, follow US music, movies, and so on. With a small exception of UK music, the US can hardly do 1/100th of the European following US culture we do.