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These references have everything to do with presence and absence of light, not race. We are diurnal so we mostly see light as a positive (daylight, when we are
by atonse 6y ago
These references have everything to do with presence and absence of light, not race.
We are diurnal so we mostly see light as a positive (daylight, when we are awake), and darkness as a negative (night when we are asleep, and have evolved to be more wary of a situation where we can’t see well).
My argument for all this is, instead of actually vilifying the colors themselves which are meaningless, why don’t we stop referring to humans as white and black? Where’s that debate? Because those words are meaningless. Neither are white nor black. They’re brown. We are all different shades of brown.