Isn't the natural tone of skin for our world brown?

Question

When whites get out in our sun they eventually turn brown!

Sadeek

Why do some argue while proving my point? brown is the "natural" skin tone.
Which gives rise to speculation that most races come from other worlds.
Which shouldn't make us embarrased, but
proud to know our peoples are Star
Children!

Answer 1

Majority of people yes

Answer 2

Not everyone has the same skin tone. Some have bluish tones and some have pinkish or reddish tones, etc. Natural tones would be natural. The sun does cause brownness but after a winter it disappears until the summer. Each person has a skin tone that is diverse even among their own particular ethnic group.

Answer 3

Yes, all humans are different shades of brown - some darker some lighter depending on the amount of exposure to the sun they and their ancestors have had.

There is only one race ... the human race. This is a scientific and spiritual fact.

"O CHILDREN OF MEN! Know ye not why We created you all from the same dust? That no one should exalt himself over the other. Ponder at all times in your hearts how ye were created. Since We have created you all from one same substance it is incumbent on you to be even as one soul, to walk with the same feet, eat with the same mouth and dwell in the same land, that from your inmost being, by your deeds and actions, the signs of oneness and the essence of detachment may be made manifest. Such is My counsel to you, O concourse of light! Heed ye this counsel that ye may obtain the fruit of holiness from the tree of wondrous glory." -Baha'u'llah

Answer 4

I don't. Depends on where your ancestry is from, what climate your ancestors dealt with. You shouldn't generalize like that. If your natural skin tone is brown, it's likely that you would not get enough vitamin D from a climate with less direct sun, and would suffer nutritionally from that. Humans have adapted to their specialized environments over time.

Answer 5

Most Irish people don't turn tan, and I'm guessing there are many other races that don't tan. I see what you mean though, when I'm in the sun a lot I form big ugly brown freckles on my skin.

Answer 6

Every variable skin tone is equally natural and normal. We, the human race, need to start seeing each other as souls inhabiting a body rather than focusing on superficial differences and creating division amongst ourselves.

Answer 7

Not so....when whites get out into the sun if they have no melalin in their skin pigmant they will undoubtedly burn, only a few turn brown, but the majority burn and will do better to stay with fake tans.... i have olive skin and i tan beautifully so i have no need for fake tans, but still use UVA protection creams.

Answer 8

In The Wonderfully world of Human Hormones not everyone thinks the same about the opposite sex Everyone has there own tastes some prefer big others small some like big butts other like big boobs. hair rarely makes a difference unfortunately it is considered however in a small % beautie is in the eye of the beholder and if you go out with a guy who is more concerned about looks then your feelings they ant worth your time your more likely to get hurt. vanity is a source of pain

Answer 9

Yes, its pretection against UV rays and also people with darker skin have lower risk of skin cancer. but i think some people's skin (like myself (my dad's side gave me dark genes)) only goes brown in the sun as the melanin (the stuff that makes skin, hair and eyes dark) goes dark in sun, but others just burn. if i stay away, i go a bit grey.

Answer 10

I can answer with 100% surety, namely, its a "No". If the natural tone of skin of our world is brown, how come some animals have skin colours other than white, black or brown??? Facit: the world does not constitute only of humans.