You seek argument where there is none, and make many assumptions. I'm American, born in Denver and raised all over the country. I've been in Italy nine years, and it's anything but monocultural. There are many from every part of now decentralized Russia, the Balkans, Greece, Northern Africa, Germany, France, every part of America, South America and Asia. In fact, America is much more milquetoast uniform in culture than Italy. Here you hear every language spoken daily, and while predominantly Italian, there are infinite dialects of Italian, as Italy was unified by Garibaldi in the late 1800's and prior every zone had its own language. Italian women white? You clearly have not known many Italian women. Italians were the first Latins. America is unique in its "superior" knowledge and ego in the world. Perhaps it would help to realize that American laws, language, customs, legal system and entire culture were born in Rome, along with the entire Western civilization, as Rome exported itself heavily when the empire comprised the greatest parts of Europe, Asia and Northern Africa. On the contrary, "black culture" in America is a microcosm of the widely varied cultural foundations found in pure form here, as blacks here migrate directly from the mother country. Each country in Africa has its own distinct culture, and I see remnants of those in American black culture (no one in America with an open mind lives in isolation). I celebrated many events with black friends, family, and lived in a heavily black neighborhood where I was the only white for years before coming to Italy, making some fantastic lifelong friends there in the process. In the end, one can never assign a label to anyone based on skin pigmentation... good or bad. This is a 21st Century American phantom truth that has no basis in history nor is it a welcome development.
