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Why is the term ginger considered racist?
Ginger is a term given to redheaded people. That isn't offensive in itself, but in parts of the world, redheaded people are marginalized, bullied, and physically attacked. In the UK, jokes about killing redheads and gingers having no friends are common. There is even the term gingerphobia, which is the fear or irrational hatred of redheaded people.Racism is when you think one race is better than others or that certain characteristics or features make them inferior to others. The ability to become redheaded is a gene mutation that seems to have originated in Ireland. So by attacking redheaded people, you are attacking an entire subset of Irish people and their descendants.
When was The Redheaded Princess created?
The Redheaded Princess was created in 2008.
How many people work as auctioneers in Ireland?
Ireland does not have the data online as to how many auctioneers there are.
Is Ireland multicultural?
Yes, you will find people from many countries and influences from many cultures in Ireland, along with Ireland's own culture.
Do Indian people live in Ireland?
Yes, there are people from India, and many other countries, living in Ireland.
How many polish people live in ireland?
In the census of 2011 there were just over 115,000 Polish people in Ireland
How many people live in southern Ireland?
I presume you mean Republic of Ireland - or just Ireland as we know it! about 4.5million
How many homeless people are in ireland?
462,000
Why do redheaded people not ask questions?
They certainly do. Asking questions is not at all influenced by hair color.
How many languges are there in Ireland?
English and Irish are the two official languages of Ireland. As there are people from many countries living in Ireland, many other languages would also be spoken.
How many people in Ireland?
I'd say about ten. Just messing, as of 2011 there are roughly 4.6 million people in Ireland.
How many people got married in Ireland last year?
over 300,000 people where married in Ireland last year.
