https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSYeHunuC/
Ich habe dieses Video von Teenagern gesehen, die eindeutig in Deutschland geboren sind, und einen Kommentar gesehen "Aber sind sie wirklich Deutsche?" Dann waren die meisten Antworten "NEIN", "Sie sind Einwanderer", "Nein, sie leben nur hier".
Ich bin nur sehr überrascht und ein wenig verwirrt, warum Menschen, die in Deutschland geboren und aufgewachsen und dort gut integriert sind, immer noch so sind "nicht deutsch".
Wie ist es für alle Kinder von Einwanderereltern hier? Welche Erfahrungen haben Sie gemacht, als Sie in Deutschland aufgewachsen sind?
https://old.reddit.com/r/germany/comments/1cqpwbv/are_the_the_children_of_immigrant_parents_in/
Von Jay-4340
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I’m seen as a full blooded German, since my name doesn’t reflect on my other side and I also don’t have an accent or similar stuff. Sometimes it makes me sad that I have to remember and reinforce that I’m „only“ part German, but sometimes when looking at how people of my heritage are being treated and called…
I’m probably going to be downvoted by the Germans here on this sub, but you’ll never be considered *truly* German. This is one of those things that made me so bitter that I left. You’ll be often confronted with “Aber woher kommst du *wirklich* an?” even after answering Germany. You’ll be treated as an Ausländer, will hear negative comments, will be discriminated for jobs, etc. (all the typical issues Ausländer face). How do I know? I’m one myself, and numerous friends and colleagues like me have faced this. I assumed things had changed for the better since my childhood, but after hearing my friends’ kids go through this same shit all over again, I know things aren’t better. Germany is not an immigrant friendly land, no matter what the government tries to sell abroad.
Of course. What did you think?
Foreigners‘ kids will always be called „[insert ethnicity here]“, even if the land of their parents is just a story they heard when they were little.
And then, Germans wonder why integration fails spectacularly.
Personally, as a German, I always consider people with a German passport and speaking German as…. German!! 😁 what else would you be if youve lived all your life in Germany? 😁