If white skinned are borned as dark skinned...how they would have reacted in terms of racisms matters.?

Question

Consider this points:- Born and death are not in any human's control. Believe it or not...it is somewhere we need to believe ourfate....Instead of borning if the same mass of white skinned people are borned in the womb of any aboriginous african's mother fuetus....

It is very general observation racism is very active towrds dark siknned people. ...My idea of throwing this question...to make a realsiation to the people who are racist towards skin color...

Answer 1

"Instead of borning if the same mass of white skinned people are borned in the womb of any aboriginous african's mother fuetus...." ??

[*slack-jawed*] Is this an alternative you're suggesting? Why is the woman's fetus pregnant? And why is the aborigine from Africa?

Answer 2

I'm sorry, but until you can speak English well enough to ask a question that makes sense, I doubt you'll get many intelligent responses.

From what I can decipher from your question, here is my answer. No, we have no control over what color we are at birth, but people don't seem to see it that way. What we do have control over is the kind of person we are as an adult. Now, if you really had any interest in racial equality, you would start by speaking correctly. Ebonics is nothing more than a sign of someone who isn't trying to rise above racial stigmas.

Answer 3

Actually, I think what needs to be discussed is the power issues associated with the races.

Because, lets be honest, a man born blind, can never miss his sight, because he has nothing to compare the blindness to. Just like a white child born to a black mother, has no idea that he is different.

It's society that makes him feel superior or inferior based on the social issues of his time.

What would be really interesting is to see what it would look like if everyone shared different colors, but the same religion, same rates of pay, same opportunities at life.

Unfortunately, in our lifetime, that's a pipe dream.

Answer 4

If I understand your question, you want to know what the race is of a white skinned child born to a dark skinned mother .
The child usually identifies as the race of the mother. However it is always a personal decision on each persons part. A person is the race they identify themselves as.
A dark skin person with 20% light skin heritage can identify as light.
And a light skin person with 20% dark skin heritage can identify as dark.

Answer 5

Your infact being racist yourself with that question!?

So how about the other way round... If dark skinned are born as white skinned - how would they react then !?

Goes both ways!