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human
But in my opinion; grouping everyone who is "non-white" into one group, seems pretty strange
gpt
Strong agree, it emphasises white as the "default" or "normal" and everyone else as "other"

Plus it's not like white people don't have a range of skin tones (and there's not really a firm definition of "white" anyway - loads of people have different definitions and it's not a scientific term)