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Neo Americanism 

Phrase that describes a modern American mentality and life style:

-The rejection of hard work, and the contempt for those how engaged in it (The Working Class)
-The rejection of Martin Luther King's dream and the embracement of race based policies.
-The hate of America and of Americans. (Even if one is American)
-To look down on immigrants, to not see them as able body Men and Women, but has lesser people that require the direct assistance of Americans to succeed.
-To regard jobs that "nobody wants" as lesser/only occupied by minorities.
-To simultaneously regard Capitalism as evil, and benefit directly from it.
-The rejection of Christianity.
-The believe that America has the moral authority to militarily intervene in the matters of foreign countries.
-To judge the founding fathers and other historical figures by modern day standards of morality and to dismiss any positive thing about them.
-To see the constitution as antiquated or of little importance.
-To value safety and security over the freedom of the individual.
"Joe is a perfect example of Neo Americanism, he hates everything about America and its people... Including himself!"
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The Neo African Americans 

The Neo African Americans is a term used by documentary filmmaker Kobina Aidoo to describe recent, voluntary immigrants from Africa and the Caribbean. In an interview with CNN, he revealed that his working title was The New African Americans until he realized that many of the respondents did not consider themselves African American, so he changed New to Neo. In his words, "new with a twist."
The Neo African Americans is a living documentary; it’s never really finished. It’s a conversation—a conversation about how rapid, voluntary immigration from the Caribbean and, especially, Africa is transforming the African American narrative.
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