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'''Black''' can be viewed as a color and as a pigment.  As a color, or part of light, black is the absence of light.  As a pigment, all colors mixed together create black.
 
'''Black''' can be viewed as a color and as a pigment.  As a color, or part of light, black is the absence of light.  As a pigment, all colors mixed together create black.
  
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'''Black''' is also a term that can describe [[race|racial]] heritage.
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'''Black''' is also a term that can describe [[African-Americans|African-American]] [[race|racial]] heritage.
  
 
[[Category: Colors]]
 
[[Category: Colors]]
 
[[Category: Disambiguation Pages]]
 
[[Category: Disambiguation Pages]]

Revision as of 18:00, April 20, 2009

Black can be viewed as a color and as a pigment. As a color, or part of light, black is the absence of light. As a pigment, all colors mixed together create black.

Black is also a term that can describe African-American racial heritage.