CHAPTER 6
DARK-SKIN PERSON: NEGRO. Who is this person? What is the accepted natural difference between Negro and Non-negro? How significant is the natural difference? Is it just skin and hair difference, facial and the entire physical body differences or something more profound inside the physical body? Why is this person characterized with all the above names by the rest of human race? Is it because of these natural cosmetics, overall behavior or by the content of the genome?
According to experts in biochemistry, all humans are equal about 75% biochemically. Some experts say all humans are equal about 85% biologically. The 25 or 15 per cent chemistry or biology difference among all humans appear to be an observed natural fact; and this means that some ethnic or racial groups of humans possess more or less of certain natural elements which others don’t or others have very small amount of them, and therefore indicates the existence of natural similarities, equalities, and differences. …show more content…
Brown or Dark-skin person or black persons are normally grouped together under one umbrella title known as a racial, ethnic, or cline group. It is indisputable that a dark-skin person is a human being like the rest of human kind, only that the body's natural color, the hair texture, and facial features make the black person distinct kind of human by visual appearances. This sort of classification or variations is prevalent in all organic matters or living
DARK-SKIN PERSON: NEGRO. Who is this person? What is the accepted natural difference between Negro and Non-negro? How significant is the natural difference? Is it just skin and hair difference, facial and the entire physical body differences or something more profound inside the physical body? Why is this person characterized with all the above names by the rest of human race? Is it because of these natural cosmetics, overall behavior or by the content of the genome?
According to experts in biochemistry, all humans are equal about 75% biochemically. Some experts say all humans are equal about 85% biologically. The 25 or 15 per cent chemistry or biology difference among all humans appear to be an observed natural fact; and this means that some ethnic or racial groups of humans possess more or less of certain natural elements which others don’t or others have very small amount of them, and therefore indicates the existence of natural similarities, equalities, and differences. …show more content…
Brown or Dark-skin person or black persons are normally grouped together under one umbrella title known as a racial, ethnic, or cline group. It is indisputable that a dark-skin person is a human being like the rest of human kind, only that the body's natural color, the hair texture, and facial features make the black person distinct kind of human by visual appearances. This sort of classification or variations is prevalent in all organic matters or living