You're repeating yourself and ignoring arguments already made. "White" has changed in definition over time. English expanded to include French, expanded to inc

You're repeating yourself and ignoring arguments already made. "White" has changed in definition over time. English expanded to include French, expanded to include Irish/Scottish, expanded to include Germanic/Nordic, expanded to include Slavic, expanded to include (some) Hispanics... it's pretty much always been changing. And for a good 50 years, it's just devolved into a term of convenience. We haven't had concerted "racial construction" for decades. You paint a totalizing picture that's dusty, faded and old. It's not a relevant stance in today's America, except insofar as it enables these totalizing activist narratives (for political and economic purposes, every time).