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 | | Caucasian race, Caucasian race - History of the concept, Caucasian race - U.S. Supreme Court rulings, Caucasian race - Current views, Caucasian race - Books |
 | | United States (1922), the court ruled that a law which extended U.S. citizenship only to "whites" did not apply to fair-skinned people from Japan, because: The term "white person", as used in [the law], and in all the earlier naturalization laws, beginning in 1790, applies to such persons as w... |
 | | Some have argued that due to the civil-rights and political-correctness movements, many white people feel a certain guilt or shame when acknowledging their race in a positive manner, although... |
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