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How many White guys?
Grok, T. A. Gardner on Justplainpoliticscom wants to know how many white men are in the picture in this post: View: https://x.com/GBPolitcs/status/2069070030810026119?s=20
Approximately 100-120 white men are visible in the group photo, depending on how you define "in the picture" and visibility.
The image is a large group selfie taken inside what looks like a historic parliamentary or cathedral-like building (high ceilings, stained glass, stone architecture). Andy Burnham (a white man) is prominently in the foreground left, taking the selfie with a big smile and glasses. Behind him is a massive crowd of Labour MPs and staff, filling the frame in rows—roughly 150-200+ total people visible.
Breakdown (rough visual estimate from the photo):
- White men: The majority of the group consists of white (Caucasian/European-descended) individuals, many in suits or business attire typical of politicians. Visible white men make up a large portion—likely 100+ when counting those clearly identifiable in the mid-ground and background rows. Many are middle-aged or older, with typical features like light skin, varied hair colors (brown, gray, etc.).
- Women (mostly white, some others): Several dozen in the front and middle rows (e.g., woman in bright pink jacket, blonde woman in light top, etc.).
- Non-white individuals: A smaller but noticeable minority—roughly 20-40 people of Black, South Asian, or other ethnic backgrounds scattered throughout, including some men and women.
- Total visible people: Easily over 150, packed densely.
Exact counts are subjective in a crowded photo like this (some faces are partially obscured, lighting varies, and "white" is based on visible phenotype/skin tone). The front rows have clearer views, while the back is more crowded.
If you want a more precise tally, a zoomed-in analysis, or focus on specific rows/sections, let me know!
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Grok is wrong. There are only manholes in that picture.Grok, T. A. Gardner on Justplainpoliticscom wants to know how many white men are in the picture in this post: View: https://x.com/GBPolitcs/status/2069070030810026119?s=20
Approximately 100-120 white men are visible in the group photo, depending on how you define "in the picture" and visibility.
The image is a large group selfie taken inside what looks like a historic parliamentary or cathedral-like building (high ceilings, stained glass, stone architecture). Andy Burnham (a white man) is prominently in the foreground left, taking the selfie with a big smile and glasses. Behind him is a massive crowd of Labour MPs and staff, filling the frame in rows—roughly 150-200+ total people visible.
Breakdown (rough visual estimate from the photo):
- White men: The majority of the group consists of white (Caucasian/European-descended) individuals, many in suits or business attire typical of politicians. Visible white men make up a large portion—likely 100+ when counting those clearly identifiable in the mid-ground and background rows. Many are middle-aged or older, with typical features like light skin, varied hair colors (brown, gray, etc.).
- Women (mostly white, some others): Several dozen in the front and middle rows (e.g., woman in bright pink jacket, blonde woman in light top, etc.).
- Non-white individuals: A smaller but noticeable minority—roughly 20-40 people of Black, South Asian, or other ethnic backgrounds scattered throughout, including some men and women.
- Total visible people: Easily over 150, packed densely.
Exact counts are subjective in a crowded photo like this (some faces are partially obscured, lighting varies, and "white" is based on visible phenotype/skin tone). The front rows have clearer views, while the back is more crowded.
If you want a more precise tally, a zoomed-in analysis, or focus on specific rows/sections, let me know!
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