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Middle Eastern Women Argument Analysis
From reading the top comments, some people do and do not have the same opinion as the video. Some white men reported preferring non-white women over white women just like how the video had stated. Several comments agree that they find middle-eastern women attractive which was a response to middle eastern women being the most responded to group, 1 in 2 people. There are several people who found the statistics opposite to what the video stated. Most of the comments had people listing their racial preference. Black women in the comments felt less confident and had a lower self-esteem because of the findings. Black women were the least responded to group even though they were the most likely to respond. Those who were mixed race could not identify
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