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SinCitySinner 67 Reviews 153 reads
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It does open a whole new can of worm doesn't it. Political correctness can never take place of what's accurate and what's inaccurate.

Tall69691331 reads

OK, I couldn't resists.  I saw this article on "19 Of The Most Evil Women in History."

If I counted right:

- 0 AA women
- 2 Asian
- 2 South American
- THE REST WHITE.

Guys, watch out for the Evil White women!!!!!

Be careful of Asian and South American women!!!

Related Link: 19 of the most Evil Women in History

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!!!!!353 reads

Do you mean African women?

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SinCitySinner361 reads

The acronym inaccurately gets used for all Black women..

But that's what Tall meant...

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!!!!!282 reads

non-American Africans.

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Heathergfe322 reads

Do you call white African women who live in America AA also? I have never heard Charlize Theron called African American but that is what she is.

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SinCitySinner154 reads

It does open a whole new can of worm doesn't it. Political correctness can never take place of what's accurate and what's inaccurate.

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!!!!!191 reads

That's certainty acceptable, but my point is more about ancestry than citizenship. I have heard cases where American visitors in France call French of African descent African Americans. That's kind of Americentric. There are more "hyphenated" Africans than Americans.

In the original post, Asians, South Americans and whites (Europeans, I presume) are listed, but not Africans.

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