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In the 50’s even European groups such as the Poles were stereotyped as dumb and Marginalized.
Their was also tight knit communities among non English people in Europe.
My perception is that back then black people were generally seen as less attractive but not ugly, the were stereotyped and marginalized, and it could have been an ethnic thing, but it was also because they were seen as other, as people were more sensitive to ethnicities influencing people. And that it could be a disruption to interact with them in certain ways.

By the way I am talking about non southern states

So I get the feeling that back then, among non English people, they were generally seen as less attractive but not ugly like many people secretly think today but won’t say it out loud.

Unless as a guy or girl if you’re non white but you’re insanely attractive for your ethnicity will you get any kind of recognition.

Even non whites are guilty of this by lusting after whites so much.

The difference between being a white 8/10 and a non white 8/10 is monumental.

I hate the world 🌎🤬

I’m not Muslim. But I do get a little jealous sometimes because Muslim women respect men, are less liberal, want to give you loads of kids, maintain their modesty and value more than any other religion/ethnicity. I’ve got Muslim friends and they find wives that are pretty and just all around perfect. If you can’t aspire this out of women then you have no society.

It’s only in very backward countries could you argue they are oppressed.

from ur personal impressions

Which race tends to have the best handwriting from what you've seen that is

Some facts about lotto in the USA:

The taxation difference between a lump sum and annuity lottery payout primarily lies in the timing and amount of taxes paid. A lump sum payout is taxed immediately on the entire amount, often pushing the winner into the highest federal tax bracket of 37%. This results in a significant portion of the winnings being taxed upfront. In contrast, annuity payments are taxed annually as they are received, potentially at lower rates if future tax brackets are reduced or if the annual payout doesn't push the winner into the highest bracket.

Estimates suggest around 30% of lottery winners face bankruptcy within three to five years.

Lottery players in America tend to come from specific demographic groups:

Socioeconomic Status:
People in lower-income brackets spend a larger portion of their income on lottery tickets. The poorest households spend nearly 5% of their income on lotteries, while wealthier households spend much less.

Race and Ethnicity:
Blacks and Native Americans have higher average days of lottery play compared to other groups.

Gender:
Males play the lottery more frequently than females.

Age:
Lottery play peaks in the twenties and thirties, then declines with age.

The odds: gambling is often referred to as "a tax for people that are bad at math". Here's your proof:

Here are some events more likely than winning the lottery:

Struck by Lightning: 1 in 186,978 chance annually.

Attacked by a Shark: 1 in 11.5 million.

Dying in a Car Accident: 1 in 67,003.

Winning an Olympic Gold Medal: 1 in 662,0005.

The odds of winning the Powerball jackpot are about 1 in 292.2 million.

Approximately 1% to 2.6% of the U. S. population has a gambling addiction, which translates to about 2 to 10 million people.

Bet with your head, not over it!