ways in witch people are categorized because of their appearance?
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Is this a trick question?\n\nLOL.
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witches are evil\nhispanics are hard-working\nasians are smart or good at math\nmen like cars\nwomen like to shop\ndoctors are rich\nlawyers are dishonest\npoliticians are corrupt\nhomeless people are lazy
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Entirely social. Genetically, racial categories don't exist. There is more variation WITHIN groups than there are BETWEEN groups.\n\nAlso, Race and Ethnicity are completely different. Sociorace is how people treat you based on your physical appearance, despite of your language, religion, culture, history, etc.
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Apparantly fhornsr believes that a 'social construct' can magically change a person's skin color, facial features, other physical traits, intelligence, and character traits.\n\nAnyway, the following is a relatively accurate system:\nnorth american amerindian (a word which means 'american indian')\ncentral american amerindian\nsouth american amerindian\neast asian\ncentral asian\nsouth asian\npacific islander\naustralian aborigine\nafrican\nmiddle easterner\neuropean ('caucasian' is an inaccurate term)\n\nEuropeans can be further divided into mediterraneans and northern europeans. 'Latin americans' are a mixture of european and central / south american amerindian. There are also people of various other racial mixes (that do not have specific names).
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enchantress: a female sorcerer or magician \na being (usually female) imagined to have special powers derived from the devil \nWiccan: a believer in Wicca \nhag: an ugly evil-looking old woman \nhex: cast a spell over someone or something; put a hex on someone or something \nwordnet.princeton.edu/perl/webwn\n\nThe term witchcraft (and witch) is a controversial one with a complicated history. Used in entirely different contexts, and within entirely different cultural references, it can take on distinct and often contradictory meanings. Each culture has its own particular body of concepts dealing with magic, religion, benevolent and harmful spirits, and ritual; and these ideas do not find obvious equivalents in other cultures. \nen.wikipedia.org/wiki/Witch\n\nOne who worships the Goddess, and sometimes also Her Consort, the God; practices magic; and considers her/himself to be following the spiritual path of Witchcraft.\nwww.geocities.com/sorchagriannon/terminology.htm\n\nA member of the Wicca religion. A practitioner of witchcraft. There are many types and traditions of witches. A witch is not necessarily a Wiccan, though if a Wiccan practices witchcraft they can be called a witch.\nwww.reiki.nu/treatment/healing/dictionary5/dictionary5.html\n\nsomeone who practices witchcraft to help better the world and mankind. A witch is NOT someone who is ugly, worships the devil, or hurts people.\nmembers.aol.com/fadeddragn/dictionary.html\n\nA general word for Pagans worldwide although traditionally those of Anglo-Celtic, Celtic or Teutonic traditions.\nwww.moonbeamgarden.com/witchscottage/wiccan_pagan_glossary.htm\n\nHazel Witch Hazel improves skin tone, helps restore circulation and fights broken capillaries. This herb works as a astringent and is great for tired, sluggish, oily, dry, and infected skin.\nwww.bodyandfitness.com/Beauty/Skin-Care/glossary_b.htm\n\nA women with supernatural powers.\nwww.wrexhamparaskeptics.4t.com/definitions.htm\n\nThe word 'witch' is a loaded word. In today's society it means different things to different people. For our uses, a witch is someone who is a follower of the nature based religion of 'Wicca'. Please read our section on "What is Witchcraft?" on our home page to understand the beliefs of such a person. The word 'witch' comes from the Middle English word 'wicche' which was basically a wise woman that practiced the Old Religion. ...\nmembers.tripod.com/~jack_in_the_green/terms/terms.html\n\nInitiated male or female member of the Old Religion; a practioner of Witchcraft.\nmysticcauldron.com/dictionary2.html\n\nA name given to someone who works with magic(k)al powers and natural substances and uses them to help and heal. Magic(k) can be used for both good and evil, but is generally used solely for the good.\nwww.witchdom.com/LearnCraft/Glossaries/gloss%20w.htm
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color of skin\ngender
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Yes there are witches and wizards,only these days they call them Wiccans.These are people who use a specific form of witchcraft, with particular ritual forms, involving the casting of spells, herbalism, divination and other forms of magic. Wiccan ethics require that magical activities are limited to good purposes only.
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I would use appearance, mannerisms, actions. \n\nI found a link that addresses the subject, also. Good luck.\nhttp://www.soulwork.net/sw_articles_eng/abnormal.htm
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Please judge the person from their body language
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Africans are as multivaried as anyone from any other part of the world.  How about short and tall, skinny and fat, dark and light skinned, old and young, kind and mean, loud and quiet, insightful and blind, loving and hating, rich and poor, intelligent and ignorant, and so on.  They're human.
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Yes, people do judge others by their dress, bodily markings, interests, methods of speaking, etc. For instance, when I see you, I automatically think "Hippie". I don't know if it is the red hair, or the mermaid tattoos.
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Stereotypes form from what it appears the majority of those distinct people are doing. Stereotypes are usually untrue about the whole group, but are usually true about the most visible ones of those groups. It appears to me that the least desireable of any group are the ones most demonstrative and most visible and thats where the stereotypes come from. Are all Italians mobsters? No... but those who are make themselves very visible. Are all blacks ghetto thugs? No, but those who are make themselves most visible, are all Christians nasty judgemental hypcrites? No, but those who are have made themselves most visible. Are all gays flamboyant hairdressers? No, but they're the ones most visible. \n\nUsually the stereotypes are what we wish people would overlook. Best thing to do I suppose is for the good people of these bunches to come out and be more vocal for their side.
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Well first and foremost for the person who answered that this person is working for the devil, You are an idiot. And as for her actual question, there is no such thing as a white witch. A witch is a witch anyway you look at it. I have been practicing paganism for a little over 16 years, and the term "white witch" bothers me. The very nature of a witch is someone who uses magick. And since there is no black or white magick, just magick then there can be no white witch. For instance, there would no need for a law of three if there was one set of rules for "white" witches and one for "black" witches. I wouldn't even say there were good witches and bad witches, just good people and bad people. But in reality we all are bad in some sense.
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I've noticed that before. People from different races who remind me of someone I know. Something about facial feature or mannerisms.The skin might be different in color, but there is still a resemblance.
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How you view yourself and how you would describe yourself to others.
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Harpies.\nThey are usually filthy.
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they're usually more slender, longer legged, smaller clothes. illusions that make you look taller.