Top-Scoring White NBA Players

He was the 2nd name I tried after Bird....

Pretty much every white guy who lasted more than five seasons is on here. The only ones I tried that didn't work were Majerle and Kukoc.

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This was crazy hard... I only managed 8.

I like this

It shows you haven't ardently watched basketball actually.

I think Kukoc was more about assists? At least when he was playing with Jordan, Rodman, and Pippen.

I believe Duncan is more of a light colored (black) person, not white.

Griffin is short of 10,000 points even, so wouldn't be on here anyway.

Elan: false

Pork: you are confused about what "race" means. Nobody disputes that there are genetic differences between different populations of humans (well, some people do. They're also confused). But this doesn't in any way refute the fact that "race" is a made up concept and social construct without any basis in science including and especially Biology.

Genetic distinctions carried among certain groups exist, but the actual "racial" lines we draw are arbitrary. Spaniards and Swedes are both considered "white" even though they have little in common genetically besides skin color (which is itself not the same, but is generally "white"-looking). We consider Italian people white even though they aren't white. There are a lot of "black" groups that are genetically as different from each other as they are from white people. A (horrible) example is in Rwanda, where the Tutsi and Hutu people (both "black") are considered so different than the it led to a bloody genocide. Different genetic traits are common among different groups, but the lines at which we separate races are not biological.

If I put a cat in an oven that doesn't make it a biscuit.

Space Jam!...haha I was thinking the same thing

The US census bureau doesn't foist racial labels on anybody. All data that they collect on "race" is volunteered and a matter of self-reporting.

Currently the census bureau supplies these boxes for people to check under the category of "race":

"White"

"Black" or "African American"

"American Indian" or "Alaska Native"

"Asian"

and "Hawaiian" or "Pacific Islander"

There are some suggestions given on the census website about what these categories mean. For example they rope in "Middle Eastern" and "North African" with "White." But they also make it clear that this is strictly a matter of self-identification.

The census also allows for respondents to leave the "race" question blank, or to check multiple boxes.

In short, the US census would consider Ginobli to be whatever he considered himself to be, but "Hispanic" and "Brown" aren't among the available answers.

I think there was a comment here previously that I was responding to that has since been purged. Something about the census bureau foisting a label on Ginobli regardless of what he really was or considered himself to be.

Wow that was really "insightful." Also, excellent use of quotation marks. Do you tweet for the president, by any chance?

I knew somebody would make a comment like this... (anger)

You don't get it. I suggest reading the linked statement. No quiz based on biological race is possible, because biologically, race does not exist. The fact that these people are thought of as being "white" is a product of our culture. It has nothing to do with which culture these people were raised in. If our culture told us that there was a "tall" race and a "short" race or a "light haired" race and a "dark haired" race then you would place these people into different racial categories. Skin color is no more valid a reason to divide up homo sapiens than anything else. The only reason that you believe it is is because the culture you were raised in taught you that it was.

Because Pau is missing an "L" from his first name, and Bob has three "t"s in his last name. Obviously.