Apr 25, 2021 11:12 PM
CraftyGiant
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teamhuman
everyoneisequallytrash
weareone
LunarLuck11
Sadly I think racism will only end once we've fucked our way to monochrome.
ruste
Looks like ice cream
AnndyEdwards
Not entirely true - indigenous Australians are globally the oldest culture, very dark, and over the entire country including southern Tas.
This is a projection of melanin content based solely on location not lifestyle or existing human cultures.
jjsjosCreator
to be fair idigenous Australians are exceptional in alot of different ways when it comes to history and movement/travel
LagerthaL16
I like how people in Alaska are blue!
If you stand outside in Barrow in the winter you will indeed turn blue.
I'll take your word for it
thevortexmaster
The first nations in Canada where I'm from including my immediate family are way darker than that. The Inuit are pretty dark unless I'm>>>>
Reading this incorrectly
This is a projection of skin pigment based solely on sun exposure, It doesn't take into account how people lived.
But is it not saying that the pigment of first nations is super light in the north? No idea what how people lived even comes into this
It's got a citation, if you don't agree feel free to write a contradictory research paper.
What?, I just don't understand what the way people live has to do with it. Just trying to understand.
LunarLuck11
Sadly I think racism will only end once we've fucked our way to monochrome.
ruste
Looks like ice cream
AnndyEdwards
Not entirely true - indigenous Australians are globally the oldest culture, very dark, and over the entire country including southern Tas.
CraftyGiant
This is a projection of melanin content based solely on location not lifestyle or existing human cultures.
jjsjosCreator
to be fair idigenous Australians are exceptional in alot of different ways when it comes to history and movement/travel
LagerthaL16
I like how people in Alaska are blue!
CraftyGiant
If you stand outside in Barrow in the winter you will indeed turn blue.
LagerthaL16
I'll take your word for it
thevortexmaster
The first nations in Canada where I'm from including my immediate family are way darker than that. The Inuit are pretty dark unless I'm>>>>
thevortexmaster
Reading this incorrectly
CraftyGiant
This is a projection of skin pigment based solely on sun exposure, It doesn't take into account how people lived.
thevortexmaster
But is it not saying that the pigment of first nations is super light in the north? No idea what how people lived even comes into this
CraftyGiant
It's got a citation, if you don't agree feel free to write a contradictory research paper.
thevortexmaster
What?, I just don't understand what the way people live has to do with it. Just trying to understand.