White Diaspora?

There's a confusion about the words "White" and "caucasian" as they apply to race.  "Caucasian" is the scientific term, and it refers to one of the four generally-accepted divisions of mankind, the others being Congoid, Australoid, and Mongoloid.  Congoids and Mongoloids are what we traditionally call Black or Negro and Oriental or Eastasian, and Australoids are a less well-known race that extends from India thru Southeast Asia to the Pacific.

"White" and "Caucasian" are often used synonymously, but that's kind of a waste of a word. There are very dark-Skinned caucasians in India and Ethiopia who are usually considered nonWhite in a cultural sense, at least.  I think it's more useful to reserve White for those caucasians who originated in Europe.  Light-skinned, hair all the way from black to blond.  In short, any people, who, if they told you they were French or German or Portuguese, wouldn't surprise you at all.  Obviously, there are such White people all over the world, having migrated there from Europe, forming majorities in the US and Canada, Argentina and Chile, Australia, etc.  But in parts of Asia, surprisingly, you'll find a lot of people who, when you look past their exotic garb, could pass for Danes or Scots or anybody else in Europe.  I first noticed this when I was in Washington DC 40-odd years ago.  I knew some Indians and Pakistanis.  All were basically caucasian — that is, clearly not Black or Oriental or Australoid — but many of them had the characteristic reddish-brown skin of that area, and most had the narrow hands and feet that predominate in South Asia, along with the straight black hair you'd expect.  But some definitely looked more like Europeans than Indian stereotypes.  I got this video from Robert Lindsay's Blog.  Watch and be intrigued.