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re: Gender Identity as it Relates to Racial Identity and Other Things

Posted on 7/1/16 at 10:03 pm to
Posted by Eightballjacket
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Posted on 7/1/16 at 10:03 pm to
If a white person with a decent tan identifies himself as black or Hispanic when applying for college or for a job, how can the employer or college possibly question it without running the risk of offending the person and inviting a backlash?
Posted by Sidicous
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Member since Aug 2015
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Posted on 7/1/16 at 10:57 pm to
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If a white person with a decent tan


That's stereotyping. Who says any ethnic group has any certain look?

I went to middle school with a guy I thought was black for half a year. Was friends with his brother and his little sister was kinda cute, they were typically Caucasian. Didn't even realize they were related, and they had been DNA tested, same parents, both Caucasian. Les (his name)though had an afro, more rounded end of nose and was semi dark skinned. Blew my mind when I connected the 3 kids as being one parentage. Actually all 3 looked a lot different from one another.

ETA: Found his yearbook pic from 7th grade, kinda blurry as iphone pic of old pic:
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This post was edited on 7/1/16 at 11:12 pm
Posted by logjamming
Member since Feb 2014
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Posted on 7/2/16 at 4:16 pm to
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If a white person with a decent tan identifies himself as black or Hispanic when applying for college or for a job, how can the employer or college possibly question it without running the risk of offending the person and inviting a backlash?



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