What non-European peoples do you consider white?

[TheForeigner]

Other than people of European descent, what other Caucasoid populations in the Old World do you consider to be white? Explain your point of view.

I think Turks and Caucasians are obvious choices, although not the only ones. I can't imagine Joseph Stalin not being considered white.

[TheOldNorth]

peoples of the caucasus, or at least most of them, such as the Georgians, Circassians, Ossetians, maybe Armenians, but I'm sure about Turkic Azerbaijanis

[Ranger0075]

Here even jews, palestinians and iranians

Some pakis I've seen here also would claim such race with no problem.

[TheOldNorth]

Here even jews, palestinians and iranians

Some pakis I've seen here also would claim such race with no problem.

ashkenazis and sephardis are pretty southern euro, or even eastern euro

[Cernunnos]

White race is a vague and unscientific term, it was created by new worlders of Portuguese and Spanish ancestry in the 16h/17th century.

Here in Europe we prefer to use our own ethnic identities like Portuguese or Russian instead of "White", at best we use the term "European" to describe ourselves.

The only ones who call us Whites are non european immigrants all across western and central europe.

[Mingle]

Siberians, East Asians, Caucasians, to some degree Turks/Armenians/Iranians/Central Asians/Levantines.

[Cumansky]

There is none


White is Western civilization, Northwest Europe

[TheOldNorth]

Siberians, East Asians, Caucasians, to some degree Turks/Armenians/Iranians/Central Asians/Levantines.

east asians? white skin does not equal white

[Mingle]

east asians? white skin does not equal white

I don't consider white to be synonymous with Caucasoid or European. When describing Caucasoids or Europeans, I can just use the terms "Caucasoid" or "European". The term white should be used a pigmentation descriptor (like it originally was) not as a racial term IMO.

Besides, there's no fixed definition of "white". The OP asked "what do you consider white". Also, see this: https://www.scmp.com/week-asia/opini...ed-them-yellow

[Cumansky]

I don't consider white to be synonymous with Caucasoid or European. When describing Caucasoids or Europeans, I can just use the terms "Caucasoid" or "European". The term white should be used a pigmentation descriptor (like it originally was) not as a racial term IMO.

Besides, there's no fixed definition of "white". The OP asked "what do you consider white". Also, see this: https://www.scmp.com/week-asia/opini...ed-them-yellow

Ok in that case, only Albinos