It can be seen as one depending on the person. Though black people have African ancestry, not all are directly from Africa or wish to be called African as opposed to where they may actually be from (e.g. America, France, Britain, Canada, Australia, etc). The same would be for a white person (or any person, truly) and their European ancestry. To just call them "European" can be seen as an insult since they may have been born and raised in a whole different part of the world and feel they have very little connection to the European continent.
You call people by their name with respect, and if they wish and choose to be called another title, keep it to that individual and do not generalize it simply because they share the same skin color or heritage as another.
If you're white then you'd call a black person African or African-American. If you're black then you'd call a white person a white person.
Because it sounds more respectful to African-Americans. If you call an African-American person 'black' or something related to that, they could take it as a racist comment. So it's a lot more respectful and better to call them what they are, African Americans.
Magic Johnson
Some call people retards as an insult, I guess its ok to do this. Unless the person is mentally ill.
Because the first ever black person to set foot on American soil, an African American, was called Samson Wayne Nig Nog.
You can call them African.
yeah it's wrong because black people aren't afro we are african americans and we don't call white people crackers or any other offensive word so why be offensive to us, it is very rude and hopefully you won't get slapped or cursed out if you do call a black person a negro.
call them cotton pickers
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You call them a person.
No, you both need the game.
An African immigrant or a white African.