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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The kid doesn't understand the implications of this, but surely the parents would, right? Or do they live under a rock?[/quote] I was born and raised in Colorado. African Americans are a minority in most of the suburbs and the entire state. The African Americans I grew up with were just like me, so I had no concept of race and racism until I moved away. So, yes, it is quite probable the parents would never think anyone would find it offensive, because they themselves did not do it to be offensive. Geez, the kid dressed like the man he was doing a report on. What if a African American put on a white wig to be like President Washington? Would that be offensive to the white people? Not at all. I also have never heard of the group from decades ago that painted their faces black. Much of the population doesn't reseach every act that was done once that someone might find offensive.[/quote] White hair isn't an exclusive trait of white people. People of all races can and do have white hair in old age. You didn't know that? [/quote]
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