because certain human characteristics like eye and hair and skin color (the main ones) have many different genes that control expression

and when you mix "races" they can vary an awful lot

people also confuse the origin of genetic variations

yea I can barely tell who's even half white on a lot of people

blue eyes are not exclusively European as an island of black people actually had their own blue eyed variation pop up

that and blonde hair there

very cool

oh I heard of that place

it is a cool look into big misconceptions on appearances in human genetics

Melanesians, that's the group

Idk if I got all things right on them, but that is the group I was referring to

I like his attitude but how does he know there's more black racism?

i mean, i do have to say it seems that the US has more "in your face" racism than other countries

yea america has a lot of in your face racism although idk if it's because of media dividing us

but the us culturally is filled with more individualistic and confident outspoken people

it's part of the whole "free speech and country" aspect

I feel bad he got racial profiled but is it even as common as he think?

well media, yes, because it's also extremely large here

America is huge for media and entertainment

I'm not in america and I'm in canada but I doubt it's that different

Also "black people feel like they don't belong" doesn't get asked where you from

bitching aside, I think he has a good point although I doubt it's as much as he says

Americans are almost hyperfocus on ethnicity

and I believe this is solely because we never formed a separate nationality or full identity as a country

If it was 2019 I wouldn't be hyperfocus, but because of blm I am hyperfocus

like a tossed salad and not a full meal

so people, being social creatures in need of belonging, look for a place with a solid identity to cling to

unfortunately the US has not been it

and the media makes it worse

I can see what your saying. I don't think canada has this too

I am from US so idk about canada

not sure if the media is intentionally making us divided

Yeah Americans should remember they are Americans

Not whites, not blacks, not Asians, **Americans!**

it would save a lot of time

The media is intentionally dividing the People.

Yeah that is suprisngly hard to grasp but a lot of people don't like to be seen as american os

Individualism is what brought America to this terrible state though

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Theres a video going around Twitter about some cops pinning down a white guy and the white guy says "why are you treating me like a black person"