An idiot, in one of few moments of intellectual forethought, once told me not "to get butthurt." I would advice you not to get mad especially since I respectfully asked a question. Now if your ignorant ass wants to bring technicalities into the argument then I must point out there are no "white" italians as white isn't a skin pigmentation; unless you are an albino. White is not a skin pigmentation as I have previously mentioned. I am not "Brown," I am more of a dark tan color. Brown would be what most native Hindu and Persian people are. Although I do not know for sure, I can say with a high degree of certainty that you are not "brown." Now getting back to American epithets regarding skin tone: Brown is generally associated with any one who is Latino, even though there are 'white' latinos. White is usually associated with Europeans (not east asians, middle easterners, etc), even though there are 'brown' caucasians. (Now I bring up the point because you say you are not white but are brown) How can you say you are not white, yet are brown? Can a 'white' latino say he is white? Can a 'brown' white man say he is brown? This brings up Africans can they say they are brown? I ask this because they sure as hell are not black in color.
Edit: Disregard this post as you changed your prior argument.