Why are white people NOT white? I see that they are yellow, pink, red, orange and brown. Hence, why are they called white?
Why are so-called white people labeled as white when in fact their skin is not white?
Is 'white' a cultural term rather than skin color? Who is considered white? What skin tones do "white" people have? What is white? Do most white people consider themselves superior to other races? Can non-white people be racist towards white people? Is it justifiable for non-white people to hate white people/say they hate white people? Is white an actual color? What is whiteness? Do white people implicitly discriminate against Asians? Does the world treat you better if you are white? Why is it bad to be proud of being white? Why do people not like to mention racism against white people? Why do some Indians have white complexions? Where do white people originate from? Is white a colour? Do white people have a right to be offended when generalisations are made about them? What is "whiteness"? Do white people have melanin? Do white people who have dark hair or dark eyes feel a "lesser white" than others who have lighter hair or eyes? Why are white and black used for races, when they are just colors? It seems okay to feel proud of being Asian, Latino, or Black, but why does it NOT seem to be okay for a White person to feel proud to be White? I am half-black, but why is my skin white? Why is it ok to be racist towards white people? Do white people face systematic oppression? Can white people be victims of racism? Does calling yourself white automatically make you anti-black? Where did white people originate? What is the real origin of the White Race? Why are East Asians seen as a different race with Whites even though they have a similar skin complexion?