Yeah, you're right, none of those happenned to my family
because of the color of our skin
I suppose other reasons for it happenning just aren't good enough
And we were exploited specifically because of who our parents were deprived of ourfreedom, bought, sold, broken spiritually, emotionally, and physically. We were bought and sold freely, wives and mothers used for entertainment by our owners, the other branch of my family was persecuted for thousands of years, enslaved, exiled, stripped of their possessions and severaly limited, yet another was almost completely wiped out in 1915, with a boy of 15 having to trek through the Caucusus alone in those troubled years of war and banditry, and then be raised by a cousin in levels just above starvation. And while I don't know about wrong looks, the Armenians in my family don't get looks to pleasant their way when walking in Moscow, neither do the Jews, and the whites were soundly beaten on demand and used as cattle until 1861 legally, after which they lived in damn near the same conditions but weren't
legally slaves until 1914, when the men were given an unloaded rifle and put into a trench for three years. Then 4 years of civil war, many years of starvation and disease, and then just as things started to improve, WWII, where so much more of my family was killed.
I'm one of two branches left from all sides of my family.
I have three cousins, although I could very well have thirty had parts of my family not been exterminated randomly throughout various times in the 19th and 20th centuries.
Do I get my affirmative action now?
Or does me not having a different skin collor nullify the above?