[lg policy] NYTimes.com: Who's White?

Christina Paulston paulston at PITT.EDU
Fri Mar 26 23:58:49 UTC 2010


I imagine there will be an argument about this but the Rif Mountains  
in Morocco have light skinned, red-haired Berbers, and the Arabs tend  
to consider themselves "better".  I don't know if that has changed  
with the recent revitalization movements of Berber languages and  
ethnic groups.  Any Moroccan opinions?  Christina





On Mar 26, 2010, at 6:24 PM, Stan Anonby wrote:

> Is there anywhere in the world today where lighter skinned people  
> are considered "lower"?
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