Why do all Asians have slanty eyes?
Why do all Asians have slanty eyes?
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This is a common misconception; not all Asians have slanty eyes. Slanty eyes are a reference to the shape and size of an Asian person's eyes, which can appear slanted due to the position of the eyes in relation to the face. This shape and size is largely influenced by the shape of the Asian people's eyelids. Slanty eyes are not indicative of any particular racial group, but rather can be found in many Asian societies.
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Why do all Asians have slanty eyes?
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Asian Slanty Eyes have become a stereotypical feature of Asian appearance because of the shape of their eyes being due to a genetic mutation. This mutation has occurred several times over in different populations and is one of the distinct physical markers that distinguish an Asian person from a Caucasian person. The actual slant of their eyes has to do with the shape of their sockets and muscles surrounding the eyes, giving them an angle that distinguishes them from someone with regular eyes. This trait has been celebrated among some cultures, but continues to perpetuate certain misconceptions about Asians. This has often been used as a source of racist mockery, perpetuating further stereotypes, despite the unique nature of the trait. It is important to note that not all Asian people possess these distinct features.
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