Category Archives: SE Asians
Observation of an Age Effect in English Language Learning Among Filipinos
I talk to quite a few Filipinos on the Net, mostly women. I have noticed an age effect for English language skills among those that I talk to. Over 50: I didn’t talk to any, but other people told that … Continue reading
Filed under Applied, Asia, Asians, Education, English language, Filipinos, Language Learning, Linguistics, Philippines, Race/Ethnicity, Regional, SE Asia, SE Asians
The Major Races as “Typical Endpoints” of Human Evolution
Someone just asked me why the Ainu look Caucasian. They have been thought to be Caucasian, but recent research sheds doubt on that theory. What they are instead are Australoids, similar to Aborigines. The probable reason for their Caucasoid appearance … Continue reading
Filed under Aborigines, Ainu, Anthropology, Asians, Europeans, Evolution, Northeast Asians, Oceanians, Papuans, Physical, Race/Ethnicity, Racism, SE Asians
NE Asians and SE Asians
As you can see, NE Asians and SE Asians are completely different races. Under SE Asians, what I mean are the Oceanians, Indonesians, Filipinos, Malay, Thai, Lao, Khmer, Vietnamese and Southern Chinese. Amerindians and Eskimos are much closer to NE … Continue reading
Filed under Amerindians, Anthropology, Asians, Inuit, Northeast Asians, Physical, Race/Ethnicity, SE Asians
Black Pathology and IQ – Is There a Connection?
A commenter at Jewamongyou’s site says that Blacks abuse animals (to the extent that they do – I’m not completely sure that Blacks abuse animals a lot) because they are stupid. He says that the few Whites he knew who … Continue reading
A North-South Chinese Mix Cline in SE Asia?
Repost from the old site. A question from the comments about the Are SE Asians Australoids? article: Aren’t Khmer a little more Australoid than people in Vietnam (at least Northern Vietnamese), most Thai, and Laotians? There seems to be a … Continue reading
White Gangbangers in Argentina
Here. Click on the photo album to see more of these idiots acting all tough and throwing gang signs. They are from Cordoba, Argentina, which is in the west of Argentina. Known from growing wine grapes, relatively dry climate in … Continue reading
Filed under Aborigines, Americas, Amerindians, Argentina, Argentines, Asians, Blacks, Caribbean, Filipinos, Hispanics, Latin America, Mestizos, Mixed Race, Negritos, Oceanians, Polynesians, Race/Ethnicity, Regional, Samoans, SE Asians, South America
Very Nice New Piece on Race in Mexico
Here. The site is actually named after me, which has me shaking my head in amazement. The piece, and the site itself, was inspired by my site, in particular my pieces on race in Mexico and my piece on the … Continue reading
Filed under Americas, Amerindians, Arabs, Asians, Black-White (Mulattos), Blacks, California, Chinese (Ethnic), Christianity, Europeans, Filipinos, French, Genetics, Germans, Hispanics, Irish, Italians, Jews, Latin America, Lebanese, Mestizos, Mexicans, Mexico, Mixed Race, North America, Portuguese, Race/Ethnicity, Regional, Religion, Scholarship, SE Asians, USA, West, Whites, Zambos
The Difference Between Phenotypical Race and Genetic Race
A commenter asks me some questions about my races of man post. I believe that a bit more changes are necessary to be made to the race classifications you have here Robert. I believe that the Garos, Nicobarese, Negritos (Orang … Continue reading
Changes to Races of Man Post
I made a few changes to my Major and Minor Race of Man Post. On the suggestion of a commenter, I decided to make a whole new macro race, the Australoid Macro Race. I now have 4 macro races instead … Continue reading
Filed under Aborigines, Ainu, Andaman Islanders, Anthropology, Asians, Blacks, Ethiopians, Melanesians, Negritos, Northeast Asians, Oceanians, Papuans, Physical, Race/Ethnicity, SE Asians
Is There An Australoid Race?
New commenter Nikephoros, from Colombia, an antiracist type who I suspect is also a race-denier, comments: NP: Then SE Asians are “Australoid” right to this day. SE Asians don’t differ craniometrically too much from Papuans or the more gracile Australian … Continue reading
