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  • #31
    ...........except you could just say that he had lighter skin or darker skin. Talk about shades or undertones. Even if you said someone was Black, that encompasses a range of shades. And then what will you do if someone happens to have a mixed racial background? You can't just say "he's of mixed ethnicity", as that doesn't offer any conclusive information. If you were, however, to say that he had tan skin with olive undertones, or pale skin with red undertones, you've got a better description, I think.

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    • #32
      Hehe, call a typical egyptian an african-american, and see how people look at you. It's fun, I've done it.

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      • #33
        I propose a new umbrella terms:

        Westerner-Americans for anyone from Europe.

        Not-Westerner-Americans for everyone else.

        My logic is undeniable
        All units: IRENE
        HK MP5-N: Solving 800 problems a minute since 1986

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        • #34
          I've got a better umbrella term.

          Person.

          Rapscallion
          Proud to be a W.A.N.K.E.R. - Womanless And No Kids - Exciting Rubbing!
          Reclaiming words is fun!

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          • #35
            The only umbrella term I can think of at the moment is "bumbershoot."
            "My in-laws are country people and at night you can hear their distinctive howl."

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            • #36
              Originally posted by Rapscallion View Post
              I've got a better umbrella term.

              Person.

              Rapscallion
              Yeah, but that just puts you on equal footing with Mrs Swann from MadTV when trying to describe someone.

              "He look... like a man."

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