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The greatest song to every exist in the history of music, goes so hard it made a guy turn into a wall
Bro: "Hey man, have you heard of color your night?"
Me: "ANOTHER WANDER IN THE NIGHT, LET ME PAINT THE VIEW, COLOR THE TOWN WITH MY LIGHT, FOR EVERY MOMENT SHARED WITH YOU"
When you are eating Skittles and you eat the colors separate.
I think this goes without saying...
But ok. When you eating Skittles with your friend and the eat a green and a wild berry purple together while you eat the colors separate and your like NOOOOOOOOOOOOO! (Eating the colors separate means well eating the colors separate.)
A white woman who benefits from white privilege but through some vague means associates themselves with being a poc. Either by behavior or being able to check a non-white box.
Pete Davidson's type is a white woman of color.
Ex: Kim Kardashian, Ariana Grande, Halsey, a white Latina, a white North African Arab
"Is Michelle white? She has pale skin, light brown hair, and green eyes"
"No, I think her parents' are Turkish. So she can check off the Asian box. She is a white woman of color. "
An idea so stupid, and so based on your own opinions of the world that even a polish politican could take it and use it as an argument.
(From when a polish politican decided that colored crayons make the population gay from a very young age.)
1: "Oh how about we dig a hole to china?"
2: "Bro thats like banning colored crayons..."
1: "Come on dude. Jumping of bridges is cool."
2: "Seriously? Its like banning colored crayons god damn it."
Not black, white, brown, tan, yellow, purple, blue
I am not white- I am Gods color
sara misemer
Jim Crow of a Different Color: trying to atone for racism of the past by adopting racist practices today.
DEI initiatives that discriminate against white people in favor of other races work just like the Jim Crow policies of the post Civil War era, are Jim Crow of a Different Color.
A special holiday celebrated in December 6,
Color (American English), or colour (Commonwealth English), is the characteristic of visual perception described through color categories, with names such as red, orange, yellow, green, blue, or purple. This perception of color derives from the stimulation of cone cells in the human eye by electromagnetic radiation in the visible spectrum. Color categories and physical specifications of color are associated with objects through the wavelength of the light that is reflected from them. This reflection is governed by the object's physical properties such as light absorption, emission spectra, etc.
"Today is Colorful Day!"
"Today is St Nicholas Day"