Do races have different voices?

"So the groupings such as "white", "black", etc. have SOME basis to them, like it or not. "

I personally think referring to someone by their skin colour is racist. Why is it even necessary? Why not just call them Americans, Brazilians, Chinese etc. At least then you're not defining someone someone by the colour of their skin.

Then children are inherently racist because my cousin (6 year-old) told me yesterday: look at how black that man is. LOL.

<<I personally think referring to someone by their skin colour is racist. Why is it even necessary? Why not just call them Americans, Brazilians, Chinese etc. At least then you're not defining someone someone by the colour of their skin. >>


If your conversation has nothing to do with race then OK, I can see where you're coming from. But what if race is precisely what you're discussing? What if you're actually discussing the fact that some person is black? How can you point out that someone is black for the conversation if you aren't allowed to call them black?

OH WAIT! I forgot that discussing scientific facts of race is taboo!

The short answer...........
Is yes take white Americans they all sound the same
really clear ive never heard a American with a deep voice Never.