Okay I know I've seen this post before but as usual the search function is failing me. There was a post I saw (albeit a while ago) quoting an indigenous professor from I think UC Berkeley?? who was speaking on a panel discussion about diaspora ethnic communities and who realised that the diaspora that no one was actually speaking about was the White Anglo-Saxon Protestant one and when she stood up and said she was going to speak on it the panel got real awkward bc they initially treated that like it wasn't a diaspora, until she pointed out that if she spoke about her own people's dances and culture that wouldn't be a diaspora because they were the native people here, and only after that particular elephant in the room had been addressed could a real open conversation about the nature of diaspora and ethnicity happen, and she felt it her duty to make sure the native students who looked up to her felt safe to stand their ground as she stood hers. I know this post exists somewhere on here and it will have the source but I have searched everything I can think of and I can't find it.