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[Rooster5man]

I didn't even think of that when I first saw the picture...Wow.

Speaking of those.
I give up on mine.
And ironically, I just thought of another one.

Haha, why give up? You're an excellent artist

[Boingo]

Sigh...I guess my hearts not really in it.
I'll try.

(Gah. Now I'll have to wait for a long time to get my other one started )

[The Kakama]

there's more color on the white than the black and they call black colored? Ha.

Strange, I always thought black is different from coloured.

and also, when i see a black, white, brown, yellow, green, pink person... i don't see their color, i see them, i don't discriminate on skin color. nor race. dunno about any of you, but i've met plenty of hispanics who are very clean and polite, a lot more so than the media portrays them. (perhaps a bit more polite and cleaner than white people i know of)

Stereotypes. People like them because it simplifies their lives, at the cost of closing their minds.

[The Abacus]

Its about the Civil rights movement in that USA.
Its base off this picture.

Huh, interesting...

[borys610]

In fact... white is normal skin color, and black is "colored" by melanin.
But I think it started when people for the first time met people with different skin and said "wow, they're looking like they are painted".
In a very big simplification.

[Isobel The Sorceress]

In fact... white is normal skin color, and black is "colored" by melanin.
But I think it started when people for the first time met people with different skin and said "wow, they're looking like they are painted".
In a very big simplification.

Or, black is the normal skin color, and white skin color is caused by a mutation that lowers the melanin levels.

[Anteroinen]

In fact... white is normal skin color, and black is "colored" by melanin.
But I think it started when people for the first time met people with different skin and said "wow, they're looking like they are painted".
In a very big simplification.

Or, black is the normal skin color, and white skin color is caused by a mutation that lowers the melanin levels.

Quite. Similarly, lactose intolerance is the "norm", while the ability to drink milk is a peculiar mutation in some humans.

#EverythingIknowaboutmutations

[The Kakama]

Interesting.

[borys610]

Which doesn't change the fact, that dark skin is colored.
But anyway, is it really so important? We're all humans after all.

[The Kakama]

Which doesn't change the fact, that dark skin is colored.
But anyway, is it really so important? We're all humans after all.

Exactly, none of this matters.