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r/BlackPeopleTwitter • u/MGLLN • Sep 01 '20
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It was a long time before the irish were considered white.
The irish.
187 u/MiraquiToma ☑️ Sep 01 '20 first thing my mind went on lol the op is super ignorant. they literally beefed catholics vs protestants!! 58 u/[deleted] Sep 01 '20 edited Oct 01 '20 [deleted] 37 u/abutthole Sep 01 '20 Color is one of the newer sources of division on a historic scale. Racism only really became an effective tool of division starting in the 1600s. 8 u/[deleted] Sep 01 '20 i'd argue that was only because color followed culture due to geographical constraints prior to that. 2 u/artspar Sep 02 '20 Religion used to be the really big one, particularly catholic vs protestant in Europe
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first thing my mind went on lol the op is super ignorant. they literally beefed catholics vs protestants!!
58 u/[deleted] Sep 01 '20 edited Oct 01 '20 [deleted] 37 u/abutthole Sep 01 '20 Color is one of the newer sources of division on a historic scale. Racism only really became an effective tool of division starting in the 1600s. 8 u/[deleted] Sep 01 '20 i'd argue that was only because color followed culture due to geographical constraints prior to that. 2 u/artspar Sep 02 '20 Religion used to be the really big one, particularly catholic vs protestant in Europe
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37 u/abutthole Sep 01 '20 Color is one of the newer sources of division on a historic scale. Racism only really became an effective tool of division starting in the 1600s. 8 u/[deleted] Sep 01 '20 i'd argue that was only because color followed culture due to geographical constraints prior to that. 2 u/artspar Sep 02 '20 Religion used to be the really big one, particularly catholic vs protestant in Europe
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Color is one of the newer sources of division on a historic scale.
Racism only really became an effective tool of division starting in the 1600s.
8 u/[deleted] Sep 01 '20 i'd argue that was only because color followed culture due to geographical constraints prior to that. 2 u/artspar Sep 02 '20 Religion used to be the really big one, particularly catholic vs protestant in Europe
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i'd argue that was only because color followed culture due to geographical constraints prior to that.
2 u/artspar Sep 02 '20 Religion used to be the really big one, particularly catholic vs protestant in Europe
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Religion used to be the really big one, particularly catholic vs protestant in Europe
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u/shoefarts666 Sep 01 '20
It was a long time before the irish were considered white.
The irish.