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agreed, not to let the reasoning sidetrack into another exercize in semantics and misunderstandings.
i have admitted no error in interpreting the generalized and very insensitive comment you made,
"I do not consider most light-skin, mixed people to be Black and/or Black African. I think they are light-skin mixed and should be dealt with as such. By including so many different types of non-whites into the concept of 'Black' and Black African by race, racism and colorism as they affect people who are dark-skin Black in complexion are not kept in focus. The discourse on racism is usually dominated by those who the system does not negatively impact the most."
ayinde, more power to you, hope everything works out the way you see it. any further reasoning along these new lines, points and accusations you raise have from my end already been rendered futile . i stand by what i have written .
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