Being categorized as nearer the white than the black end of the old white-racist continuum does not mean that a group, or member of a group, is viewed as being truly "white" by most native-born whites.

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This statement reflects the concept of racial hierarchy as historically constructed in many societies, where being closer to "white" on the racial continuum does not equate to being accepted or considered as truly white by the dominant white group. This is due to systemic and social perceptions of race that differentiate groups based on ancestry, appearance, and cultural background, maintaining distinctions and privileges for those considered "truly white."

Being Categorized as Nearer the White Than the Black End