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Choosing Colors That Complement Oak Floors

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  Get Laminate Wood Floors Choosing outdoor tile colors that complement your white oak floors and gray, black, and white color scheme can be a daunting task. The right choice of outdoor tile color can elevate the look of your outdoor living space while complementing the existing color scheme. In this blog, we will explore some of the best outdoor tile colors that complement white oak floors and a gray, black, and white color scheme. Dark Gray: Dark gray outdoor tiles can complement white oak floors and a gray, black, and white color scheme beautifully. The dark gray color provides a subtle contrast to the white oak floors and adds depth to the color scheme. The color also adds a modern and sophisticated touch to your outdoor space. Light Gray: If you prefer a lighter color for your outdoor tiles, then light gray is an excellent option to complement your white oak floors and gray, black, and white color scheme. Light gray tiles add a soft and subtle touch to your outdoor space while...
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How DNA Science Confirmed My African Identity

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Hi All. If you follow my youtube channel you would know that I was born and raised in South Africa and very proud of it; and now live in the USA and very proud of it. But growing up wasn't always fun because I was born with a very light skin to a black family in a sea of brown and black people. Fortunately I was not the only very light skin in my family or my neighborhood but we were still a minority. You see, a lot of South Africans have beige/brown or what you would call a coffee color naturally. This is because South Africa isn't  as hot as many equatorial countries. Even so there is a great number of dark skin South Africans. So being "too" light skin puts you in an awkward position and you will see why. Race Relations In South Africa What complicates things even further is that South Africa, if you know her history, has a lot of white people and mixed people therefore the default view is that if you are lighter than most black South Africans you must be mi...
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