Are Portuguese people considered POC ?

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Cristiano Ronaldo, one of the greatest soccer players of all time, is Portuguese. He doesn't look white to me.

Really? He looks white to me!

He is darker than Kamala Harris, how in the world he is white?

Because Kamala is of African and North Indian descent and he is of European ancestry so whiter than kamala

Kamala is also a direct descendant of slave owners; not the case with Ronaldo as far as we know.

Plenty of POCs are not the direct descendant of slave owners. That's not a requirement to be POC.

[Anonymous]

They're white.

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Cristiano Ronaldo, one of the greatest soccer players of all time, is Portuguese. He doesn't look white to me.

Really? He looks white to me!

He is darker than Kamala Harris, how in the world he is white?

Maybe we should use color meters to determine POC or not?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Cristiano Ronaldo, one of the greatest soccer players of all time, is Portuguese. He doesn't look white to me.

Really? He looks white to me!

He is darker than Kamala Harris, how in the world he is white?

Maybe we should use color meters to determine POC or not?

Finally a productive use of AI!

Everyone should get assigned a color skin metric at birth, and that number be used everywhere to fairly promote kindness, diversity and inclusion in our society.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:They speak Portuguese, not Spanish. And I knew a few students in college who were pretty dark skinned. Are they POC ?

This POC fettish has become a true POS.

Time to stop the nonsense. People are people, not skin carriers.

Yes, but plenty of programs (educational, business contracts, scholarships) set aside for POC so it's important to know who is POC or not.

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White guy on the right. POC on the left?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Cristiano Ronaldo, one of the greatest soccer players of all time, is Portuguese. He doesn't look white to me.

Really? He looks white to me!

He is darker than Kamala Harris, how in the world he is white?

Because Kamala is of African and North Indian descent and he is of European ancestry so whiter than kamala

Kamala is also a direct descendant of slave owners; not the case with Ronaldo as far as we know.

Wait - descendant of slave owners??!?

[Anonymous]

This is one of the craziest threads I’ve seen here. Europeans—including Spanish, Portuguese, and Italians—are all considered white in 2023. This despite their often very dark skin and hair. This despite certain groups (especially Italians) being considered non-white as immigrants in the US a century or so ago. Oppression seems to matter in whether groups are considered POC. So middle eastern Muslims, long thought of as white, are increasingly being considered POC. Italians, with dark hair and dark skin (you should see my cousins!), are white.

Race is a social construct.

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to OP, please stop these threads. You've started a number of them "are Spaniards people of color" etc. just within the last two days. YOu are trying to create a problem for some personal reason you have

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Some people absolutely could not carry on a conversation if they couldn’t include some version of the world “colonize”. Might want to read some history about how every civilization in the world was formed.

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Anonymous wrote:to OP, please stop these threads. You've started a number of them "are Spaniards people of color" etc. just within the last two days. YOu are trying to create a problem for some personal reason you have

+1 NP

[Anonymous]

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Cristiano Ronaldo, one of the greatest soccer players of all time, is Portuguese. He doesn't look white to me.

Really? He looks white to me!

He is darker than Kamala Harris, how in the world he is white?

You must be blind. Kamala Harris is much darker than Cristiano Ronaldo. He looks Mediterranean and she looks like what she is Jamaican and South Indian with substantial White Ancestry. I would never think that Cristiano was anything but White. Kamala is more exotic looking, though I thought Indian the first time I saw her. I would never think she was exclusively European like I can see with Cristiano. He has European features in addition to his skin tone being WHITE.

What would you think he was if not White? A Hispanic of exclusively European ancestry? Does he look Black to you? INDIAN? Chinese? Maybe you should go see an ophthalmologist.

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Anonymous wrote:

Cristiano Ronaldo, one of the greatest soccer players of all time, is Portuguese. He doesn't look white to me.

Really? He looks white to me!

He is darker than Kamala Harris, how in the world he is white?

Because Kamala is of African and North Indian descent and he is of European ancestry so whiter than kamala

Kamala is also a direct descendant of slave owners; not the case with Ronaldo as far as we know.

Wait - descendant of slave owners??!?

Yes, her Jamaican sjde. Big slave operation.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is one of the craziest threads I’ve seen here. Europeans—including Spanish, Portuguese, and Italians—are all considered white in 2023. This despite their often very dark skin and hair. This despite certain groups (especially Italians) being considered non-white as immigrants in the US a century or so ago. Oppression seems to matter in whether groups are considered POC. So middle eastern Muslims, long thought of as white, are increasingly being considered POC. Italians, with dark hair and dark skin (you should see my cousins!), are white.

Race is a social construct.

Sorry, you are wrong. Nothing crazy about diversity, equity, and inclusion.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is one of the craziest threads I’ve seen here. Europeans—including Spanish, Portuguese, and Italians—are all considered white in 2023. This despite their often very dark skin and hair. This despite certain groups (especially Italians) being considered non-white as immigrants in the US a century or so ago. Oppression seems to matter in whether groups are considered POC. So middle eastern Muslims, long thought of as white, are increasingly being considered POC. Italians, with dark hair and dark skin (you should see my cousins!), are white.

Then that's even more confusing. There are POCs who are well off and not oppressed, so does that make them not POC?