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Don't Call This Country "America" How the name was hijacked and why it matters today by Elizabeth (Betita) Martinez, courtesy of Z Magazine If ever there was a time to break the habit of calling this country “America,” as if no other nations existed in this hemisphere, it is in the current era of Permanent War and arrogant empire-building. If ever there was a time for people in this white-dominated super-power to reject its racist contempt for 20 other American countries that happen to be of color, it is right now as Bush charges from one racist war to another. »
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