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No. Humans have always been able to see colour. Although there are certain colours invisible to the human eye.
Television capability back in the '50s and '60s meant programmes were shown in black and white. As technology advanced we were able to see some of the shows, etc. that were formerly in in color. Such as the The Andy Griffith Show.
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Why can't white people call black people black but black people can call white people white?
I think it's because being African American is a minority compared to being white. [[edit]] It's because white people have been the dominant race in the past and subjected other races to bad treatment so I believe if we say something to them it is seen as reminiscant of that. However, calling someone black isn't offensive because it's just a fact (although some ignorant people may incorrectly class it as racism). Unless you say it in an offensive way that implies they are below you. [[edit]]
Why is picnic an offensive word to black people?
Back in the past, my teacher told me, that white people would go on picnic to see black people get beat or something like that but I'm not sure
Are black people really invisible in the dark?
No, black people are not invisible in the dark; no more than a white person is invisible in the light. If one cannot see someone who is black in the dark, it is more likely because human eyes are not made to see in the dark, so it would be hard to see anyone of any race.
What are some facts about ruby?
ruby is a loyal kind person who helped fight for equal rights and was the first black African American women to attend a white school because in kindergarten she had to take a test to see who will attend an all white school and of course Ruby aced the test so she had to go to an all white school and when she got there people were protesting outside the school because black and whites were segregated.
African Americans migrated north in the early 1900s mainly because of?
Whether it was true or not, black people came to believe things would be better for them if they moved up north, and especially to northeastern states like New York and Pennsylvania. The south was segregated by law, and this severely limited opportunities for black people, who were restricted in where they could go to school, what occupations they could enter, where they could travel, when or if they could go to a library or shop at a store, and above all, how much money they could earn. Up north, there were more opportunities to get an education, find a job, make a living, and have a more comfortable life.While the north had so-called "de facto" segregation (by custom, rather than by law), there were no laws forbidding black people from studying (many colleges did admit them), nor were they restricted as to which occupations they entered (black lawyers, doctors, nurses, teachers, and business-people found acceptance). And while there were certainly ghettos in the North (and plenty of white people who were prejudiced), conditions in black neighborhoods were perceived as better than they were in the south, and many white people were fine about having a black colleague or a black customer. Further, the ability of black and white people to mingle meant talented black artists, sculptors, playwrights, musicians and poets could sometimes attract a white audience: during the 1920s, for example, the Harlem Renaissance occurred, and white people were able to see and appreciate black talent and creativity; in addition, black performers were often heard on white-owned radio stations, where they gained great popularity and earned more money than they might have in the south.
Can some people only see in black and white?
Yes, some people do see in black and white. This is called color blindness.
Are dreams really in black and white and you think their in color or are they in color?
No. but blind people are said to see in black and white
What do people look like as dogs?
they look the same, except they are in black and white. Dogs see in black and white
Do color blind people know if there skin is white or black?
Sort of. They only see a shade of gray, black, or white.
Why can people see your white socks in the dark but not your black?
because the dark is dark like the colour of black socks but white socks are bright so you can see them more than black
Do people see color the same?
No. Some people are colorblind so they only see black/white/gray.
What do colorblind people see?
=They dont see any color all they see is black and white i believe.=
Do turtles see in black or white?
Yes turtles see black in white
When sunshine on a black surface you see white or black?
well,if you are looking at the glare on the black, you will see white. but if you are looking at the black, but not at the glare, then you will see black.
What makes dogs see black and white?
they see in black a white because that is how they are made
When did people stop making colored tv?
They didn't. If you see in black n white see a doctor.
Can black labs only see black and white?
yes actually all dogs see black and white
