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How come it's common to hear people refer to African Americans as "black people," Caucasians as "white people," but you never hear people refer to Asians as "yellow people"? Certainly each race has varying shades of their own color, but generally all blacks are referred to as "black," all whites are referred to as "white," but no one says "all yellows are referred to as yellow."
Further....
"Booker T is the black guy who does the spinaroonie."
"Brock Lesnar is the big white guy who does both WWE and UFC."
But never:
"Jet Li was the yellow guy in Expendables 1."
Just seems kinda funny to me that color is really only ever widely used for two races.
Further....
"Booker T is the black guy who does the spinaroonie."
"Brock Lesnar is the big white guy who does both WWE and UFC."
But never:
"Jet Li was the yellow guy in Expendables 1."
Just seems kinda funny to me that color is really only ever widely used for two races.