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Are you white or a POC? || If you could press a button that would change your appearance enough to pass as the other option (e.g., if you're white, then change to POC), - but still look like you, and people around you magically don't freak out - would you do it?

White || no
69.7%
White || yes
10.7%
PoC || no
13.9%
PoC || yes
5.7%

1,508 votesFinal results

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I’m halfways between white and Hispanic. Some consider me white hispanic (whatever that means) actually. What do I choose??

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Whichever group you get more privilege from

6:29 AM · Sep 19, 2019

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...Taking that into account, as I reside in California, I refer to myself as POC as POCs generally get protected status here vs whites. At least at blue collar levels of wealth/education.

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