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For instance, White Europeans often always get singled out for many bad things that happened throughout the history of humanity (slavery, racism, colonialism, etc.) but every other race, ethnic groups, religious groups, nationalities, and so on, have also done horrible things and are no saints themselves either. Just remember what the Japanese did to the Chinese in Nanking or what the Turkish did to Armenians in the past.

Even though being Dominican is technically not a race and anyone can become Dominican, the vast majority of Dominicans are mixed with Black (obviously from slaves brought over by Spanish Colonizers) and White (mostly from the Spanish/Spaniards, not always but usually) and because the US still socially (not legally though) applies the One Drop Rule on people to determine whiteness, chances are, most Americans would classify the vast majority of Dominicans as "Black"(if they aren't aware of them being Hispanic), despite also having very significant European/White ancestry.

Anyways, which of these two different ethnic group of Black women do you find more attractive on average?

Nation = A group of people sharing the same culture, traditions, history, language and other ethnic traits. Kurdistan is considered a nation, but not an independent state.

State = A geographical area controlled by a government. USA is a state/country controlled by a government.

National state = A homogeneous country with a population with the same culture, values, traditions, language and other ethnic traits. Both Japan, Iceland, Norway, Denmark etc. falls into the definition. Although almost no countries have cultural purity, it do exist countries with a majority culture that's more than 95% and therefor they do count. Many people of cultures that stands out also sometimes choose to assimilate making the population more homogeneous.

Please explain WHY when sharing your opinions.

#NatonalState #Nationality #Nationalism #Ethnicity

My mom and grandma do not like black men at all and they don't hide it within the family.

Two events that happened in my life:

My sister back when she was 16 or 17 brought a black dude she was dating to the house for her B-Day or BBQ I think without telling anyone beforehand.

I arrived later on to the event and as I went towards the back door heading outside to the backyard I see my grandma (Hispanic white) sitting in the second living room couch at the back of the house near the backyard looking very angry and bitter and I said what's wrong to which she didn't say anything and brush me off.

So, I went outside to get some food and to my surprise I see my sister brought a black dude she was dating standing outside thinking to myself (My sister has guts) lol... my grandma and mom are going to go off on her when he leaves.

I said hi to the black dude and felt bad for him because he looked kinda angry and every uncomforable being there since he probably felt the bitterness from my grandma and mom, but my mom hid her feelings with a fake ass smile lol.

He left after like 5 mintues after I arrived.

And the second event:

During a family reunion my family was playing cards and one of my female second cousin (grandma niece) told her 12 or 13 year old daughter at that time like 10 years ago before everyone and I still to this day clearly remember what she said to her daughter in Spanish "If you ever get with a black man forget you're my daughter"

Ouch!

In Palestine and Lebanon, there is a positive association between cousin marraige and reported cleft lip/palate cases.
Around 5% of the Qatari population suffered from hereditary hearing loss; most were descendants of a consanguineous relationship.
In Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Arabs in Israel, it has been discovered that offspring of consanguineous relationships have an increased risk of congenital malformations, congenital heart defects, congenital hydrocephalus and neural tube defects.
Pakistanis in Britain, 55% marry a first cousin. Given the high rate of such marriages, many children come from repeat generations of first-cousin marriages. These children are 13 times more likely than the general population to produce children with genetic disorders, and one in ten children of first-cousin marriages in Birmingham either dies in infancy or develops a serious disability. The BBC also states that Pakistani-Britons, who account for some 3% of all births in the UK, produce "just under a third" of all British children with genetic illnesses. Published studies show that mean perinatal mortality in the Pakistani community of 15.7 per thousand significantly exceeds that in the indigenous population and all other ethnic groups in Britain.