If the terms Caucasoid, *******, and Mongoloid are no longer in scientific use, then why are still used in the United States census to describe what "race" a person belongs to? For example not all Caucasians or at those who are considered Caucasian originated from the Caucasus and/or Caucasus Mountains so why should the term Caucasian apply to them? Wouldn't that be an inaccurate way of describing what "race" that person and/or person's ancestors originated from?
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It's because they still have millions of forms, with all those boxes which must be checked, and they can't just throw them away!
doesn't really matter it's a way of describing being white which im damn proud of