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The Color of Race
Despite what modern sociology tries to tell us, Race is not a social construct. It’s a biological thing based on genetic code. But it isn’t really based on color. Take black for instance Obviously all blacks are related as humans But are not all the same race. The blacks of West and East Africa And the blacks of southern India Australia and Southeast Asia are not the same. Then you have the San Bushmen of the Kalahari, All clearly and distinctly different, but all By merely geographical adaptation, With nut brown to near black skin. Then there are the whites All now grouped together From northern Europe to northern Africa With all shades from sun absorbing Almost pigmentless pale tan To rich sunbaked sun reflecting golden brown. There are at least a few sub-races there. Same for Asia, which is why in the old days Anthropologists classified humanity as at least Eleven different races. Since then the blending Has only increased, diluting regional clines Into a more homogenized whole, So now we’re down to a simplified Big Three Or as some would say, dumbed down To just the one “human race.” Such simplifying sounds good on paper perhaps A way to make us all equal While at the same time somehow denying Our hard won distinct and diverse differences, But just imagine us doing this with sound Or the other colors? All notes reduces to one “white noise”, Although of course we’d have to call it Something different! All colors of the rainbow combined into one Which might be pure white or black Depending on your preference, But as a painter I’d say more like a muddy brown. As a painter I’d have a hard time making art With only a muddy brown palette. As a musician I’d have a hard time making a song From that colorless noise. What would the world be Without our inherent differences? Safe, secure, bland to the point Of total boring. Bland enough we’d never want to ever wake up. Now I think I see the plan. (9/19/26)
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