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tom cullinane
Written by Guest, on 17-12-2006 14:56
If someone has sickle cell anemia, then they are anemic. If someone has black skin, then they are black. This is the basic process of classification. So why do you throughout your article write "black people" instead of just writing black people? I wouldn't write "anemic" to define an anemic person would I?

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