What is BLACK (race)?

[HashiraMadara]

That's what you would like to believe. BTW what about staying on topic:

South Africa is marketed to the world as Mandela's rainbow nation, where everyone is proud of their race and heritage. But for some black South Africans there is such a thing as being too black.

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Talk about staying on topic :sdo2:

My skin at 15 was charcoal black, now I am lighter than Taylor Lautner, no fair skin products were used it's just season. It changes like everyone here.


However there is a stigma in South Africa. It is an obsession with dubbed yellow skin. You will notice Many too black guys and many white guys lose popularity just because they are too white or too black.

You will notice here pure whites and too dark skinned blacks aren't very popular with the ladies yet a mix of the to is the most longed for... still averagely we are the second most accepting country in the world after New Zealand

LOL I am only noticing now you made an example about Mshoza that gold digger. She even removed all of her kinky hair with laser and replaced them with Indian hairr

You did good asking me to stay on topic but you drifted off it.
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BTW I got my degree there, in UCT. University Of Cape Town :sdo2:

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[Avani]

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Not reading that. Of course there are always certain reasons for such complexes. Nobody asked you anything. I replied to Wabbit and you interjected unnecessarily and denied the very existence of such products and you don't even have enough grace to accept that you posted a wrong fact.

I only posted material to back my reply to Wabbit which you tried to summarily dismiss with a factually wrong post. In fact you lied seeing you knew about the issue and yet trying to twist it as I was the one at fault for mentioning it somehow.

Now Stay on topic or leave the thread. I am tired of your diversion tactics and denials when you get caught making such blatant errors. If you want to discuss fairness products make a new thread and knock yourself out.

Edit: Quit making double posts. It will be stupidest way to get banned but system will auto-ban you if you collect that many infractions.

 

[Conspirator.]

I'm pretty sure when people say "black" they aren't referring specifically to everyone with a black skin complexion, but of African descent(specifically Negroids). Similarly, South Asians are often referred to as "brown" even though the skin colour on the Indian subcontinent ranges from nearly as light as Europeans to as dark as a typical Sub-Saharan African. Some "black" people are definitely lighter than some "brown" people despite the fact that when you're hearing the two terms chucked around you'd think the former is always darker than the latter. On this topic, North-East Asians such as Chinese, Japanese and Koreans are very light-skinned on average(some are lighter than some white Europeans), yet you never hear them called "whites"; that term is reserved for Caucusians of Europeans descent for the most part and they are generally just referred to as "Asians" or "Orientals". What I'm trying to say is that when people throw around terms like "Whites", "blacks", "browns", "yellow" and so forth, they aren't only referring to the skin colour of that race, but lazily and loosely compartmentalizing races by those terms. People from different parts of the world may have a slightly different idea of what is "brown", "black" and so forth but the general principle of people using them as umbrella terms for various races and not only skin colour hold true. In sum, I think terms like "black", "brown", "white" etc is a lazy and misleading way of grouping people together and it's far better to go by ethnicity IMO

 

[ChicagoJhawk]

Black= more melanin

 

[Kishi Uzumaki]

Let's say been Black, White or half-black doesn't matter what really matters is you're a person with good intentions......

What's on my mind is my personal business why would I share my personal thoughts with a stranger...this is not on my mind but in my face....

He didn't ask what's in your mind dear , he just said if race is only thing on your mind you should wonder about those things too