Do u have any Black people in your city or town ? 🤔♣️

@SW-User I don't know why I would be offended by the color of my ancestors. I don't like being called stupid though.

@PiecingBabyFaceTogether Spare me the fake news. Egypt is in Africa. The Original Africans were Black Indigenous people. They evolved later on due to multiculturalism and race mixing. Of course there are Blacks here that are almost as light as you. 🙂

@Zonuss [quote]Of course there are Blacks here that are almost as light as you[/quote]

This is hilarious 😂

You know whatever happened happened what matters is now. There's nothing we can do about the past. Just love everyone equally and you're good.

@Harriet03 Yes it is. It's a wonderful city. 🙂

@cherokeepatti Okie Dokie. 🙂

@Zonuss My neighborhood is a melting pot too.

@helenS It's just a classification issue based on economics and government. But I do understand what you are saying. 🙂✨

@Zonuss it's very diverse. Texas. Not far from Houston, which is one of the most diverse cities in the US.

@DearAmbellina2113 Yes it's very diverse there. 🙂

@Human1000 If you are in the US the political term is African American. 🙂

@Zonuss I’m fine either way. “Black” has made a comeback, too. A bit of “reclaiming.”

@Human1000 For me black is informal and AA is for very formal uses such as politics.

@Loretta78 You explained it perfectly

@KristinaM Thanks. 🙂

@Loretta78 Interesting. 🙂

@cd4259 Appears to be a beautiful country. 🌷

@cd4259 Not true. Australia has had it's issues with people of color. Recently the Black indigenous ones. 🙂

@Zonuss Australia seems to have the same social issues with its indigenous population as north America has with its indigenous population. Alcoholism, poverty, marginalization , and disenfranchisement. Mostly an overlapping combination of all four, and their interactive contribution to each other.

@Zaphod42 Ok.

@Zonuss The elephant in the room is the pattern that most of us have seen in your line of questioning over the years. You might benefit from a little diversity training. Those people who have the hardest time with racism, are those who refuse to acknowledge their own.

@SW-User In the US there are towns in Idaho and Iowa that have no people of color. And that is ok. 🙂

@Jeffrey53 Diversity. 🙂

@Zonuss I knew you were shallow, but I had no idea you were [i]this [/i]shallow.

@puck61 Truth hurts. The poor baby. 🙂

@Zonuss Wow! You take 'jerk' to a whole new level.

@RealRomantic Yep the Massachusetts one appeared about 400 years after mine 😂😂😂

@Dlrannie Eh? What are you talking about?

@RealRomantic Never mind

@KristinaM Nice. 🙂

@Zonuss Thanks. It’s a pretty nice little town 😊

@Ynotjenn You know you love them rednecks. 🙂

@InOtterWords Are you in Africa. The UK. France.
🤔

@Zonuss England.

@MoonlightLullaby It's just melanin. That is what baffles me the most. The beef is mostly because of culture, history, and individual negative experiences.

@Imsleepy Cool.

@TurtlePink Mainly people from the Marshal islands, big population of Salvadorians, Mexicans, people from India and of course, whites

@TurtlePink Awesome. It's Black History Month. Celebrate. 🙂✨

@SmellyBot 🤔

😂@Zonuss

@helenS 🙂

@arkod What do you mean easier. 🤔

@Zonuss Easier as in simpler and sustainable. Those people were from very poor African countries. There was never racism towards Black or Asian people here where I live.
Remembering back 20 yrs ago, I hadn't seen a black person here. It was then when they started moving here.

The kind of toxic, "colorful," racism that exists in USA is completely unfathomable here.

@arkod Interesting. 🤔

@jim44444 Amish. Hmmmmm.🙂

@Synyster Yes. Province. 🤭

@Zonuss No worries, gotcha.

@Nobody00 Yes. That's about correct. 🙂

@crashing Wow. 🙂

@SW-User 🤔 Really.

@SW-User Wow. Like how complicated do you have to be. 🙂

@Lostpoet Cool. 🙂

@Zonuss wow you're racist 🤮🤮🤮

@Nobody00 Thanks. 🙂

@REMsleep Do you speak another language 🤔

@Zonuss I can read, and understand Spanish at maybe 3rd or 4th grade level not withstanding some heavily accented speakers but I have no native languages other than English.
My great grandfather was a native creole speaker but it wasn't passed down.

@Human1000 Not bad. 🙂✨

@Zonuss Los Angeles. We’re about 50% Hispanic.

@sspec There is absolutely nothing wrong with talking about skin color unless it is rude or obsessive