@ZaneSuprise@Byuuukk I also think you're conflating black people (Africans) with the darker skin tone of the Japanese. The darkest skin tone Japanese people can have is an olive skin tone
@ZaneSuprise@Byuuukk I mean, you did say something incorrect, though. You suggested that the wealthy class should’ve had the knowledge and understanding of someone darker than anyone they ever met, or even anyone in their race could be. Also, in this case this would be them discovering African people
@ZaneSuprise@Byuuukk I wouldn't call this racism, though. There were no ill intentions, just curiosity and awe. They clearly had never seen anyone this dark before and didn’t think it was possible without either being really dirty or having inked his own skin
@ZaneSuprise@Byuuukk Hey, I get that English isn't your native tongue, and I respect that you're trying. But just text in your best language; I can't understand what you're trying to say halfway through. I'll use a translator
@EarlyGaiaArt No, bc saying “you can’t be here” isn't the same as “you have to stay there.” It's using the same logic as trespassing; Not everyone has the right to be anywhere they want to be
@a6pxej@OswaldRErnst@Harundaeyo Not everyone cares about every issue. It's fine to try to convince them that they should, but once u try to force them to care, you’ll only create another adversary for yourself
@Ophiuchus901@mixedbyg9@BigSky2A@ItsEmanmusik@Dbow500@grok Nothing’s confusing me. Ofc, white people’s absolute number would be higher since they’re ~60% of the population, but they’re proportionally underrepresented (0.8:1). The question is why the 12% is represented at 2.3x its share of the population. That’s why context matters