OK. I get it. Let's call Caucasians "pinkpipo," not "wypipo."

[Wounded Bear]

15. If I remember my brief experience in Anthropology...

most primitive societies tend to call themselves some version of "the people" and call others something else.

Humans are tribal by nature. We collect together in various kinds of organizations, using a wide variety of methods to govern ourselves. The distrust of "the other" is kind of ingrained in us and takes active effort to overcome, while being exploited by "leaders" seeking power.

The human "races" are intellectual constructs based primarily on skin tone and some other physical traits that have developed over the centuries in reaction to environmental and anthropological pressures.