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Is there a British slang term for a British citizen living in America or a British slang term for someone who is British but loves American things?
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∙ 15y ago
There doesn't seem to a specific term for such a person, though the phenomenon of "white flight" touches on the idea. "White flight" refers to the emigration of mainly English people who have gone to live abroad due to a dislike of the number of immigrants in their home country.
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