Aren't Judaism and Aryanism the same thing?

[Rev. Rye]

They did and do discriminate and segregate. I get it, you see a bunch of brown people. Would it surprise you to know that they see glaring differences in their shared hue? In fact, here in the us, many people from c and s america think of themselves as white because that's what they thought of themselves and that's how they were regarded back home. They don't want anything to do with, and resent being confused with, those other non whites..also from back home.

This dynamic repeats itself between groups just as readily as it does within groups.

It's a funny thing, seeing how different cultures can percieve different ethnicities in radically different ways. Fun fact, I recently read a book called Mister Pip. It was about the Bougainville Civil War. One of the biggest themes was racism and othering, like how, for instance, the Papua New Guinean forces that wrought havoc on the characters' lives were called Redskins, presumably because their skin was lighter. To get some perspective into this, I decided to try and look into what they looked like. So I'm going to do a challenge: one of these pictures has a group of Papuan girls (who, if they were men, would probably have been called Redskins on Bougainville), and the other a group of Bougainvillean girls. Can you tell which is which without trying to source the images? Because, as a white guy, I honestly can't.


And yet they both can see the difference and they both hate each other.