Maybe he meant "negroid" as in "negroid, mongoloid and caucasoid" the proper terms for the races. White, black, and "Asian" are REALLY vague terms in comparison. "Negro" isn't really used as slang anymore as it's considered slightly offensive, so I get where you're coming from. But technically speaking, if you're going to be discussing race academically, you should use the "oid" terms, however "outdated" they may sound, as it removes any ambiguity.
IIN that Asians are less manly?
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I obviously already know what Negro means I'm just curious to why you use that word, that's all. It's outdated so I was just curious.
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Maybe he meant "negroid" as in "negroid, mongoloid and caucasoid" the proper terms for the races. White, black, and "Asian" are REALLY vague terms in comparison. "Negro" isn't really used as slang anymore as it's considered slightly offensive, so I get where you're coming from. But technically speaking, if you're going to be discussing race academically, you should use the "oid" terms, however "outdated" they may sound, as it removes any ambiguity.