It truly depends on what are your criteria for "different" are: Appearance (skin color, hair texture, facial features, etc.), in ancestry, etc. There has been so much intermingling, either through interbreeding, marriage or rape throughout the world, that it's difficult to list persons as of one race or another.
Take myself as an example: My maternal grandfather was from Ireland (blond hair, blue eyes, small features), my maternal grandmother was medium brown-skinned African-American, with a wide nose and full lips. My mother looks like she is Mexican, with hair so straight she can't curl it and small features. My paternal grandmother was a Chicasaw Indian, with an Indian nose and thin lips. My paternal grandfather was African-American with full lips and wide nose. My father is medium brown-skinned, with full lips and nose.
Now, I was born with platinum blond hair that is very curly, sky-blue eyes, thin lips and a sort-of full nose. Today, still I have light brown hair and green eyes. Apparently, I took my grandfathers coloring, for even today in my 50's, I can't get a tan.
Every other member of my family has dark brown eyes and black hair. But their hair is not as curly as mine, and my youngest sister looks Indian, with small features and long wavy hair. According to the laws of the USA, I am (Negro) 'Black'.
Yet I know 'white' persons with very full lips, seriously full noses (that many get nose jobs to change), very curly hair (that's in fashion these days, again) that they wear in 'dread-locks'. Some of these people get their lips 'plumped-up' and get fake or real tans and they are MUCH darker than I am.
There are aborigines in Australia who have blond, wavy hair and cobalt-blue eyes, with very full lips, noses and very dark skin. I have met Asians, from western part of Russia, with long blond hair and sky-blue eyes.
It is difficult to declare black or white for many today.
All black people's feet are not white on the bottom. It is a matter of different skin tones.
They are white... Black people have curly hair, and different mouth.
Black people weren't aloud to vote because White people thought they were different from white people,white people thought that black people didn't deserve to vote,white people thought that they were better then black people.
its not only white Americans who discriminate, other white people do too. and a common perception is that only white people discriminate, which is not true, black people do too. people discriminate because they are 1) scared of people who are different 2) think people who are different are inferior 3) here lies about another race that make them look down on that race.
White people are not cooler than black people or anyone else & black people are not cooler than whites or anyone else. Everyone is the same; no better, no worse.
for the same reason some white people act black...different personalities.
what are the different kinds of observation
yes
I'm not saying this just because I'm black but I don't think any white are better than black people or black people are better than white people. I really never understood why white people didn't like black people just because they are different colors.
yes they did
white people thought they were different because of the colour of their skin
because there was different places where white people go and where black people go
yes she do like black people they are not different that white people she like them soo much!
All black people's feet are not white on the bottom. It is a matter of different skin tones.
They treated black people wrong b/c they had a different skin color they treated white people good because of there wealth
No, humans are all the same species.
There were different types. Some of the people were nice but some of them agitated against white people.