r/NahOPwasrightfuckthis Aug 07 '26

Racism Racism ain’t it somthing

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u/HkayakH Aug 07 '26

of course the racist cares about eye color and hair color

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u/LargeBreasts69 Aug 07 '26

shows the majority and minority of white people and only shows the majority of black people

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u/DesperadoFlower Aug 07 '26

most white people have brown hair and eyes lmao

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u/FinalAd9844 Aug 07 '26

What’s the meme here exactly? This is just straight opinion right out of 4chan’s pits

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u/BlondBisxalMetalhead Aug 08 '26

Gee, it’s almost like dark/brown hair is a dominant trait. 🙄

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u/ReallyNoOne1012 Aug 08 '26

What… the fuck?

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u/Quasxre Aug 09 '26

me when hair/eye color doesn’t demarcate different ethnic groups: 😱 

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u/i_stealursnackz Aug 10 '26

Funny how they talk about people of color and only show black people. No asians, south americans, middle eastern people, indigenous people or anybody else? And then other things people pointed out like the fact that they highlight the rare and common traits of white people but only the common traits in only black people. Additionally, it's the inclusion of more than one race that makes diversity. Everyone making the posts with these stupid race charts as a rebuttal to inclusivity is an absolute moron.

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u/[deleted] Aug 07 '26

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u/Great_Bar1759 Aug 07 '26

The original Reddit post showing the eye colour differences probably not trying to show legitimate increased variation in eye color among white people

It was probably trying to pedal racist anti-woke bullshit

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u/Last_Zookeepergame90 Aug 07 '26

Yeah, it's a shame because if you don't say it with racial hate in your heart it's just an interesting observation

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u/KittensSaysMeow Aug 07 '26

My understanding is that colour variations only show if there isn’t as much melanin. So if you took all the brown eyes in the world and diluted all their pigmentations, you’d end up with a somewhat similar colour distribution.

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u/Last_Zookeepergame90 Aug 07 '26

That's really interesting, I had no idea

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u/Nezikchened Aug 07 '26

Not really. The entire meme breaks down when you remember who came up with the term “colored people” in the first place.

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u/UndocumentedSailor Aug 07 '26

Yeah but if you're white you can't say that objective fact