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![]() "Dr. Dr. K.G. Sherlock" wrote in message ... Jim C, He does agree with you that Eskimo is considered derogatory in some areas of the north ..... "but is still acceptable in Alaska, mainly because Alaska includes Yup'ik people who are closely related culturally and linguistically but are not Inuit. 'Eskimo' includes Yup'ik as well as Inuit."** I think where you and Floyd disagree is if natives from the Alaska area would prefer to be called Inuit or Eskimos. According to the two experts I cited, those native to Alaska prefer to be called Eskimos verses Inuit. Since I live in the lower 48 I meet very few Alaskan natives, but I did find this discussion interesting. Yes, Dr. Sherlock, I also found this discussion very interesting and I also learned something informative about Alaska. James D. Carter |
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