Korean is not a skin color. It is a language, culture, and ethnicity originating from the Korean peninsula. While Korean people often have skin tones that range from yellow to red, skin color alone does not determine Korean ethnicity. Just like the concept of "Whiteness", racialization is complex and cannot be reduced to a single physical characteristic.
- The color of a person's skin is influenced by various factors, including genetics, melanin levels, and exposure to sunlight.
- Korean skin color is influenced by the genetic makeup of the Korean people and their geographical location.
- The idea that Korean people are "white" is a misconception stemming from Western beauty standards and a lack of understanding of the diverse range of skin tones within the Korean population.
It is important to remember that Korean people are diverse, and their skin colors reflect that diversity.
