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Romans \'were not colour prejudiced\', research shows
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I think in most cultures, now and then, visualisations use almost invariably dark colors and especially black to represent the bad, evil or dark aspects of life. propably a evolutionary heritage as the night / darkness means danger and the unknown to us. this applies for civilizations whose people's skin color is black as well, IIRC. so it wouldn't be surprising that a universal "built-in" bias towards whose people is shown, which people aren't necessarily aware of.
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Re: Romans \'were not colour prejudiced\', research shows - by Gaius Decius Aquilius - 06-07-2008, 09:07 PM
Re: Romans \'were not colour prejudiced\', research shows - by Tiberius Clodius Corvinus - 06-11-2008, 11:45 AM

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