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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | "Passing", in sociology, is the state of living one's life as a member of another sociological group be it ethnic, racial, gender, class, or sexual. It's a complicated matter in real life, especially in racial issues, with many social pressures, such as economics, racism, and colorism, and the question of whether a person has to identify with a group they are only tangentially related to. For example, why does an "octoroon" (1/8 black, 7/8ths white) in a Reconstruction-era novel have to identify as black in order to be "true to herself?" It reflects many racial ideas still present, if less explicit these days, in Western society, notably the USA's pre-Civil Rights "One-Drop Rule", in which any hint of non-white blood makes a person non-white. |