RSSTony Hernandez and the Immigrant Archive Project on the Streets of Miami Asking Citizenship Questions
THIS IS JUST EMBARRASSING …
Tony Hernandez, co-founder of the Immigrant Archive Project, stated that his group aimed to debunk the “misconception that it’s relatively easy [for immigrants] to get their citizenship.” Hardly, all his video study did was prove just how ignorant and clueless some Americans really are. Who knew that Susan B. Anthony did not make the first flag? Hell, most did not know who the current vice president is. Please tell me none of these people vote. I am going to go out on a limb and call these folks low information voters.
I would say this, if we have a test to pass for citizenship, maybe this same test can be given in order to vote?
That’s just one of the many questions immigrants might face when they take the civics test for U.S. citizenship — and if you think most Americans can easily answer, you might want to think again.
A new video posted online last week by the Immigrant Archive Project features 15 randomly selected individuals attempting to answer some of the easiest questions on the test.
Only one passed.
Posted April 29, 2014 by Scared Monkeys Education, United States, WTF, You Tube - VIDEO | 2 comments |
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the problem is an American citizen born here should not have to answer this question. this illegal alien probably has read these questions and has them memorized but doesn’t have the mental capacity to understand the meaning.
maybe he should ask himself some questions about mexicop
Thank you Scared Monkeys for getting an on-the-street update of how little our people under 30 actually know about the history of the founding of our country.
This video should be shown to every school board across the country. Maybe they would realize why schools should be changed and how.
Most youth today are very poor readers and cannot teach themselves because of lack of proper skills.