Which site?As for hispanic, I'm not sure, I gathered these from a site.
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Which site?As for hispanic, I'm not sure, I gathered these from a site.
Also, questions should be attacked if they have the ability to spread intolerance, or ignorance. The question asked has the ability to do such, as it uses derogatory labels for human beings, and it tries to separate people into classifications that don't even exist.
Is that a "yes"?
It's not meaningless but it is like a "kind"
If it's not meaningless, then why haven't you been able to give a meaning for the term "race" yet?
So what is the "meaning"?It's not meaningless but it is like a "kind"
Because it's not genetically real, people measure it though.
For example: Anyone would agree that Will Smith is "black" and that William Shatner is "white" and Jackie Chan is mongolian.
Wait one minute: who says "black", "white" and "mongolian" are races?Because it's not genetically real, people measure it though.
For example: Anyone would agree that Will Smith is "black" and that William Shatner is "white" and Jackie Chan is mongolian.
So what is the "meaning"?
Does there have to be one?
Which site?
Wait one minute: who says "black", "white" and "mongolian" are races?
I mean, a Somali person will normally look very different from a Zulu. Why should we consider them the same race?
If we're talking about real old-school, then "caucasoid" would have been the label for a category of races, not for a single race itself.He meant Negroid, Caucasoid and Mongoloid which are the old school race classifications.
If we're talking about real old-school, then "caucasoid" would have been the label for a category of races, not for a single race itself.
Like I mentioned earlier, back in the day, Irish people and English people were considered different "races".
As for hispanic, I'm not sure,
YOU are the one who claimed it was NOT meaningless.Does there have to be one?
YOU are the one who claimed it was NOT meaningless.
In order to be NOT meaningless, it has to have a meaning.
So what is that meaning?
No meaning = meaningless.
Well, whatever you believe you identify with.
If your genetics aren't the same as what race's blood you have in you, then go by what blood you have.
While the labels Sum used can be taken as racists and will offend some people they aren't in of themselves racists, nor do I believe it was Sum's intent to be racists or offensive. These are merely archaic terms that were once used to define human beings into three races. Just because they have been recently proven to be incorrect labels doesn't mean they weren't once accepted as scientific fact. It may be appropriate to alert Sum to the fact that he is using old terminology that is no longer acceptable, there is no need to be mean about it.