There are really only 4 races.
Races of man that are known.
Black
Asiatics(mongoloid) -east asian/native americans
White
Brown
Note-
Native Hawaiians are Asiatics and Pacific Islanders could be be Asiatics or black.
Most native americans in real life are Asiatics,but there are some that are black,brown and white.
I am going into details here but since the above post was posted here.
Whites are not original or native to north africa and the mid- east even if some been there for thousands of years and some of those whites are not really white and called be called brown(intermediate) race types.
Last edited by mace11; 02-23-2021 at 12:34 PM.
Bingo, you win a prize. Every first-year biology student and first-year anthropology student knows this by the conclusion of their initial semester it is human physiology 101. The only reason your average person doesn't know this is because our basic education system is ****. Speaking of which, it is frustrating that in my classes I have to waste time teaching students from high school something they should by all rights already know.
Last edited by Celgress; 02-23-2021 at 09:08 PM.
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In fact, I think the modern concept is etnic group, which refers to aspects not only of common appearances but of cultural and historical elements to built an identity of group and personal. But there are common traits than are visible. There is a continuum of traits than make people feel part of certain group.
On a side thought, I usually keep skeptik the way how science defines certain concepts with care, because science can't escape political realities and sometimes they mask behind language what people doesn't want to ear. For example, Plutos orbit, size and mass would not change if we call it a planet or not. And between human beings there are differences than make us associate us with those who we feel more physically similar.
Back on topic, as a latin person and a comic person, I am not fully convinced with this casting or how big the role will be. The last tima a latina interpreted a blonde was with Jessica Alba as Susan Storm and that was... something.
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I hope she gets a stand alone movie! I was just thinking today how much of a wasted momentum WB had for MoS.
Update: Didn't expect the topic to divulge into the categorization of the races.
Last edited by Pinsir; 02-24-2021 at 01:42 PM.
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This is because the Spanish Conquistadors come from a country in southern Europe and have relatively light skin. "Hispanic" people from modern day North America are treated as descendants of the Conquistadors. But this is more because of speaking Spanish. Let's face it... there's a reason the standard "Hispanic" look doesn't look like a Conquistador. It's because the "Hispanic" group is a mix of Spaniard and Native American. Toss both in and stir the pot and you might get fraternal twins with different skin colors.
Heh, the weird part is that modern ideas are often rigid stereotypes.
Honestly....Back on topic, as a latin person and a comic person, I am not fully convinced with this casting or how big the role will be. The last tima a latina interpreted a blonde was with Jessica Alba as Susan Storm and that was... something.
I think this is a great look and would happily watch a movie with this character as Supergirl.... as long as the writers don't try to pretend she's Kara Zor-El.
Right: Kara Zor-El, Left: some other female Kryptonian.
And yes, I would LOVE a Cir-El movie
I'm cool with her being Cir-el but I'm not sure the Flash should even have a Supergirl.
There is no reason why she can't be Kira.
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Wow, someone here just straight-up thinking the word "mong**oid" is okay to say in 2021. Jesus.
You are my favorite thing, Peter. My very favorite thing.
Much of any culture is built upon endogamy (those within the group) or exogamy* (those outside the group) "stereotypes".
Originally derived from the idea of group "in-marriage" or "out-marriage" but can be used to denote any group active in anthropological/sociological terms.
Last edited by Celgress; 02-24-2021 at 04:42 PM.
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