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of human beings based on a now disproven theory of
biological race. Literally speaking "Caucasian" refers
to people from the Caucasus mountain region which
includes Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, parts of North Iran,
and central Southern Russia.
Great Britain is not or anywhere near the Caucasus.
In order to be British you need to be from Britain, that is
born in Britain or having British nationality and this can
and does apply to people of every ethnicity and colour on
the face of this world.
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The term "Caucasian" does not mean "white" anthropologists once
used a category called "\Caucasoid" but this referred to skull
structure and had nothing to do with skin colour. Moreover
this nomenclature was discredited and abandoned by
anthropologists many years ago. The term "Caucasian" to refer
to white people is utterly incorrect.
The British are a multicultural nation and Caucasian is not
the right term if you are referring to the majority of
white people. At least not in the British culture. It
depends where you live and how diverse are your
communities. So - n the English are not "Caucasian."