bruh

14k upvotes and gold

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"I choose Planned Parenthood, RAINN and Saving Our Sisters, the three that I felt best counteracted the religion I was raised in"
Not only to be a non beleiver, but to acutually opose directly the Church and not fullfish your last parents wishes. Damn, that's fucking harsh.

welcome to hell

10% isn't that much compared to the 60% he's keeping
holy fuck that's pretty fucking greedy.

does self segregation happen in south america?

@Lettow

I really do not know. @moira

The only ones I can say "self-segregate", at least in my country, are Jews. But it is mostly due to religious and cultural reasons.

if by "self-segregating" you mean "forcibly removed from 109 host countries" then yes absolutely

I think South America is pretty mixed already so there's no segregation

Mixing already happened

To different degrees

mestizo

It sounds meaningless.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y8k6vnDBgkE

This girl is 50% black

phenotype is a funny thing isn't it...

Wait, what are we disscussing about?
I haven't seen anyone bringing this topic on rn.

Like, what sounds "meaningless".

yeah,scuse me, theres various discussions lol

We are talking about segregation in south America specifically

Im saying that the different definitions of mestizo are meaningless

They are meaningless nowadays, since the casta went away after the Spanish got rekt

mestizo used to mean half spanish half indigenous, it means mixed now

no matter the proportions

May I quote a paragraph of how the perception of Latin America countries perceive ethnic distinction by Villareal (2014)?
If not, I will try to resume it.

sure

"In contrast to Afro-Latin American countries such as Brazil, in Indo-Latin American countries, which include not only Mexico but most countries in Central America and the Andean region, the primary socially-recognized ethnic distinction between the indigenous and non-indigenous population is not based on phenotypical differences. The social boundary that separates the indigenous population is instead constructed around other criteria such as cultural practices, language use, and a subjective sense of belonging (Harris 1964; Pitt-Rivers 1968; Bartolomé 1997). Such criteria are used to distinguish what are often referred to as ethnic groups rather than racial categories"

100%

completely true, Lettow.

This may answer somewhat yo your question in a different way.
Since in Latin America country the disproportion of wealth is huge, the differentiations perceive by normal people, between ethnic groups, is mostly due to social factors. For example, I'm meztizo, but since I do locate in the middle class; I could consider myself white to other people.

yes and yes

Completely

How do you know all of this?

Normally I do investigate about it in NCBI.

Yeah that is true.

Thanks

If not, I decide to find studies by their name in Google, since most of the time they mentione other studies to further study.

I'm actually surprised about how you know this