[ SECRET POST #2094 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2094 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Of course not! There are German features, Irish features, Russian features and so. Most white people know this, and thus when the illustrate and or describe other white people they can say "oh, he looks German" or draw a character that looks Irish by using on just light-skin, but actual Irish facial features.

POC would like the same treatment for us. All Asians don't look like. Neither do all blacks. Dark skin isn't necessarily a trait of PoC (just like fair skin isn't always a trait of Europeans), we have unique and distinct features depending on our ethnic background and it'd be nice for that to be represented.