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would like to read a study on the ways nonwhite writers over the last couple thousand years have described people in places where hair color and eye color are often not relevant distinguishing factors
obviously there’s hair/eye color variation among nonwhite pops and obviously white ppl can recognize other features as well but i feel like white writers historically have been very reliant on hair/eye color and i’m curious if there are similar “key traits” for other ppl
Evergreen tweet on this topic:https://twitter.com/kaichoyce/status/1151045628086108160 …
not from there but maybe face, eye shape and body type with Scandinavian writers? White but similar hair/eye colors
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