Damn man, I'm really really sorry that you have to even deal with the possibility of this.
You don't have answer this, but what symptoms did you exhibit that made you start leaning toward the big C?
Black for me doesn't seem so bad as compared to....Colored would mean there are Whites vs The Rest Of The World / Non Whites
I could only write Non Whites here in order to describe a situation, but about real life I don't think we must refer to people that are Non Whites as Non Whites or colored as it would put us like the reference
And it's always suspect when someone don't use the simple term, if someone is Black it's not a problem to say it, unless in front of Whites
They are suspect in both ways for most of them, fearing of calling a Black a Black, and being suspicious if you dare to do it
Guilty conscience du to the past I would say. But I'm not responsible for what Whites from the past did so I am not concerned by this
We don't chose our color so we don't have to feel responsible for what "our people" did
Because if we do we also have to feel responsible for all mean beating women etc.
No way !
they could have called the non-whites differently on what would seem to be acceptable or politically correct. but I guess it has become more difficult considering the superiority complex and treatment that the past caucasian people and it's society has looked upon on non-whites. it has somehow stuck to that and still exists even to this day. bad behavior and situations do build stigma.
Marilyn Monroe bedroom pieces....Maybe the colored Warhol variants...
@ "Diveristy."
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Never knew this was a thing, they were several successful black and brown competitors in the early days of the organization and MMA as a whole in general though. I thought James Toney confidence came from his world class abilities, many boxers have echoed those same sentiments
. Better view of shot at the end.
