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Where do people in your country draw the line between whites and dark people?
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>>225029903
But North American natives are brown as fuck.

I don't know why only in Europe you have huge variation of skin color and hair color
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>>225029903
Many Europeans would be seen as brown here, no joking. That's how the line works here.
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>>225030000
Most of our Arctic natives and other natives too.
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>>225029903
south italians would be considered extremely white in russia, this is all i know
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>>225029903
You can't really as nothing in the world as its all spectrum and theres no universal skin tone in any place
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>>225029903
I wouldn't really know where people in Ireland draw the line, it's not like people go around announcing how dark they consider everyone else.
As for myself I generally can't tell between someone naturally dark and a tanned white person
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>>225029903
That map is just an UV incidence map, the skin color of natives don't correspond to that
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>>225031304
>biasutti 1940
mostly made up, only uses poles for the whole of europe for example
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>>225030000
Your picture gives a hint as to why
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European = white



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