No one is really “black”; no one is really “white”. Nonetheless, those two opposing poles have been used to categorise huge and varied swathes of humanity in a way that still creates mischief to this day.
No one is really “black”; no one is really “white”. Nonetheless, those two opposing poles have been used to categorise huge and varied swathes of humanity in a way that still creates mischief to this day.
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