@BlueVeins Ooooo oooo…

@TonyPajamas Probably a lot of Spanish ancestry.

@bijouxbroussard yeah, that’s probably it lol

God, I can't tell you how many times I've been asked what part of Ireland I'm from or came from. Never stepped foot on the Emerald Isle, but I do have much Celtic blood coursing through my body, so that and my killer blue eyes, always gets me that question. But I really enjoy it when an Irish person says, "What county are you from?" I reply the County of "da Bronx!" Though I do come under the group known as BICs(Bronx Irish Catholics)!

@Miram I do like me a Turkish woman but shaving cream, shavers and waxing bills go through the roof 😆

@bijouxbroussard Oh edited, skin isn't seen as a marker of race in all cultures. In mine we also have whites and blacks, varying eye colors and hair but we see them all as Amazighs.

I grew up in an Arab majority country and had to study the language, religion, cultures, history, politics, you name it, for more than a decade. I can assure you there is not a single work where they distinguish between themselves by colour but many works where Arabism is approached as a racial identity, especially post colonialism's.

If you go back as far as their prophet, you can also find quotes of him trying to end discrimination between his race and the A3jami.

@JimboUk I like hair D : That's all I have to say in the matter.

@Miram I get it. The English consider themselves a "race" too, but technically they're not, as the term was originally defined. Same with Latinos, and that term not only encompasses different racial groups, but actual ethnicities and nationalities.

@FireAndWater don't get cheeky, I've been know to bite. HARD! 😉

@JimboUk Nooooo… Im already hiding a hickey on my neck ;)

@FireAndWater I wouldn't have choose your neck 😋 not a vampire.

@Sharky86 how lucky you are 🤭

@JimboUk Yeah? LOL

@TheWildEcho Hahahaha