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What..? Not all black people have deep voices? Even if they did, OR even if they were genetically more likely to have a lower range, there's more environmental factors that contribute to how one's speaking voice sounds. Even if you're bilingual, usually one language when spoken is pitched up and the other is pitched down. Not only that but haven't you ever heard someone joke about sounding white?

https://youtu.be/ZX5MHNvjw7o?si=I2fsHA5QsKCvb-ml&t=21

If you don't feel like watching that, it's a clip from the chappelle show where Dave Chappelle plays a black husband and a white husband. He brought down his pitch to sound more like a boring white dad.

Are you trying to make the argument that I'm not okay with people's vocal chords being genetically diverse? I'm totally fine with opera singers having the physical ability we aren't all born with to sing the way they do. Speaking and language is learned, regional, and influenced since birth. [It is learned](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Language_development) despite it feeling innate. You've probably heard about [the 'feral child' that linguists studied to understand language acquisition](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genie_\(feral_child\)).

> You should meet people from different races than yours and expand your horizons.

You're hilarious. Lemme just walk out my front door and talk to the first four people I see. Or maybe I should call *my* coworkers.

Your anecdote about your coworkers is interesting, but it certainly doesn't paint the whole picture when it comes to language and dialect.

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