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So, what exactly was your point there?
1.In cities like Chicago, you see neighborhoods named after different ethnic groups, and the city makes sure everyone is accounted for. You could have also mentioned the historic cathedrals—you know, that classic trio alongside mosques and synagogues.
2.I’m going to pass on commenting here, because it feels completely irrelevant if someone with an ethnic surname identifies as something else.
3.You aren't wrong, but this isn't really the right place for this discussion.
1.In cities like Chicago, you see neighborhoods named after different ethnic groups, and the city makes sure everyone is accounted for. You could have also mentioned the historic cathedrals—you know, that classic trio alongside mosques and synagogues.
2.I’m going to pass on commenting here, because it feels completely irrelevant if someone with an ethnic surname identifies as something else.
3.You aren't wrong, but this isn't really the right place for this discussion.