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Edited by Valyrian_Prime:
8/20/2016 10:33:07 PM
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It's fascinating when one who uses the word "white" in circumstances such as this clearly has loss ones marbles, when the typical color of a caucasian is peach. Since when does Peach mean White? To fairly say, Japanese and Koreans are practically white, SMDH..
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you're arguing semantics lmao. its easier to put one race under one word. woah any other north african latinos with medium sun tan out there? just gets shit complicated.
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Because you're booty bothered over semantics. It's already established as what is what, that's why the labels are the way they are, despite there being more accurate shades to describe someone. Come on dude.
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Still, White shouldn't be used to describe a persons skin color if they're not actually that. Regardless of the notion, individuals at the time didn't realize 1/2 way around the world men were much paler than them. A person whose skin color is fair but has mixed ethnicities with no trace or an ounce of European Caucasin nor American Caucasin ancestry in them be considered "white"? A Japanese individual with the Fairest skin as a sign of Beauty and Wealth, be recognized as a "white" person? Those who've established such a notion that "white" pertains only to those such as Caucasians Clearly proves that much of what Humanity knows are but of opinionated conclusions.
