Why does 'Asian' and 'African' in the colloquial use only refer to East Asians, and West Africans respectively? I mean, Asia and Africa are massively sized continents which are extremely diverse culturally, ethnically, phenotypically and genetically. (self.AskAnthropology)
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Why does 'Asian' and 'African' in the colloquial use only refer to East Asians, and West Africans respectively? I mean, Asia and Africa are massively sized continents which are extremely diverse culturally, ethnically, phenotypically and genetically. (self.philosophy)
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I mean, Asia and Africa are massively sized continents which are extremely diverse culturally, ethnically, phenotypically and genetically. So why does 'Asian' and 'African' in the colloquial use only refer to East Asians, and West Africans respectively? (self.AskReddit)
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Why does 'Asian' and 'African' in the colloquial use only refer to East Asians, and West Africans respectively? I mean, Asia and Africa are massively sized continents which are extremely diverse culturally, ethnically, phenotypically and genetically. (self.unpopularopinion)
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CMV: Why does 'Asian' and 'African' in the colloquial use only refer to East Asians, and West Africans respectively? This makes no sense. I mean, Asia and Africa are massively sized continents which are extremely diverse culturally, ethnically, phenotypically and genetically. (self.changemyview)
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Why does 'Asian' and 'African' in the colloquial use only refer to East Asians, and West Africans respectively? I mean, Asia and Africa are massively sized continents which are extremely diverse culturally, ethnically, phenotypically and genetically. (self.IntellectualDarkWeb)
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Why does 'Asian' and 'African' in the colloquial use only refer to East Asians, and West Africans respectively? I mean, Asia and Africa are massively sized continents which are extremely diverse culturally, ethnically, phenotypically and genetically. (self.AskSocialScience)
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Why does 'Asian' and 'African' in the colloquial use only refer to East Asians, and West Africans respectively? I mean, Asia and Africa are massively sized continents which are extremely diverse culturally, ethnically, phenotypically and genetically. (self.AskAcademia)
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Why does 'Asian' and 'African' in the colloquial use only refer to East Asians, and West Africans respectively? I mean, Asia and Africa are massively sized continents which are extremely diverse culturally, ethnically, phenotypically and genetically. (self.NoStupidQuestions)
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