I honestly don't know any African American traders, but if they are out there, I would certainly like to party with them. 
Any African American Traders Out There?
- Thread starter sicktraderII
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Thanks sophie. Are you anywhere between Pittsburgh and New York?
African American "trader"? Sure, there's Barack Obama, Eric Holder, and Van Jones just to name a few. Whoops. Sorry. May not be the true "traders" you were actually referring to. My bad. 
I support your point of view...
I will make a meeting where only blond trader girl between 20-26 will be autorised !
What happens if you're American and black but not originally from Africa?
For example, if your family was originally from Australia (and black) but came to America 100 years ago.
Do you then call yourself âAustralian Americanâ or âAustralian coloured Americanâ or even âAmerican but of black Australian originâ?
It can get confusing canât it.
For example, if your family was originally from Australia (and black) but came to America 100 years ago.
Do you then call yourself âAustralian Americanâ or âAustralian coloured Americanâ or even âAmerican but of black Australian originâ?
It can get confusing canât it.
The only true African American I know is a farmer from Iowa that was displaced though Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe's controversial land seizure program, an initiative intended to reclaim white-owned land and redistribute it to poor black Zimbabweans. The problem is that 90% of the seized land now lays dormant because no one has the skills to farm it and the Zimbabweans are starving because of it.
Twelve of his employees from Zimbabwe migrated here because of the respect they had for him and his family. All of them are now card carrying Americans or working on their citizenship and not one of them call themselves African Americans . . . they are Black Americans. They are proud of their new country and one of their son's is even serving in the Navy in Saudi Arabia.
If you are a citizen of the United States then you are an American. The color of your skin is irrelevant as is one's possible ancestry when it comes to the pride we should have in our own country. Being a good person or a good American should take priority over culture but it rarely does which is a shame.