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True that! But race can define religious placement and ideology such as Hindu or "Aryan". Skin types
themselves are like breeds though. |
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We are all Human, colour or culture might make us slightly different, but a bad attitude and or lack
of respect, is a far greater barrier. |
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I agree with the sentiment as well as the logic that we can all interbreed. I'm still a little
uncomfortable calling different "races" "breeds" instead because I think that carries its own
baggage. For example there are dog breeds known for loyalty, or aggression, or being difficult,
etc, and I wouldn't want the human "breeds" argument used to feed similar stereotypes. But
otherwise, yes, there is only one "race" and that's the "human race" and frankly it's better to call
it the human "species". |
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There are no "races"; humans are a species. And the day that someone is "different" from me is the
day that one group of people is separate from others when two cannot reproduce for reasons other
than sterility or disease.
Genographic.nationalgeographic.com/genographic/index.html
freepages.family.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~thecohens/img/y-_migration_lg.jpg
Only those who are mentally and educationally deficient see people with other skin as "different
races". |
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Dogs are different "breeds" and when two different breeds mate they create a different type of
animal. Do you see humans as different types of animals. |
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I beleive that we need to stop thinking in races and embrace ethnicities |
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