Hello ladies and gents,
I had an article published from Today I Found Out the other day, but I found out about it from my daily fan-mail as I have stopped writing for these guys for quite some time now. It has been over three years maybe? There are several articles I wrote for them (over 80?), with around 30-35 of them still being unpublished. They will all get published in time, which is cool. What's not cool, however, is that I have been paid for them already. Sniarf!!!!!
Anyway, I will post a small intro of the editorial in here and whoever wants to be further enlightened can read the rest at the website. I am not trying to steal any glory from Today I Found Out! Not that they give a crap as they have millions of readers, but oh well.
I plan to bomb you with lots of my work this week. I have stuff waiting to be published on American Express, Ars Technica, show you clips of the GOLD VISA magazine that was released in Japan (waiting for my honorary copy). Stay tuned loves :)))))))
Intro
Kathy B. asks: Why do we call white people Caucasian?
Throughout history a variety of ways to scientifically classify different groups of humans have popped up, most notable to the story today being a system suggested by pioneering social scientist Johann Friedrich Blumenbach, often considered the “father of scientific anthropology.”
Building upon other’s classification schemes, including Carl Linnaeus and Christoph Meiners, Blumenbach developed a five-fold categorization system for humans: Caucasian, Ethiopians, Mongolians, Americans, and Malays....READ MORE @ TIFO