There is absolutey nothing recessive about blonde hair.. What do you mean by recessive? The only gene regarding hair that I am aware of that is recessive, is Red. Correct me here if I'm wrong.Blonde hair (yellow or golden) is a recessive trait, genetically speaking, so it is less common than dark hair. Because it was somewhat rare, over the centuries it was perceived as more desirable to have blonde hair. And, because blonde women had that sort of idealized status, their dark-haired sisters became jealous and started perpetuating the stereotype that blondes may be beautiful, but they're stupid. Have you ever seen the old TV show Three's Company? Chrissy (played by Suzanne Somers, who got her blonde hair out of a bottle) was forever doing stupid things and making nonsensical, ridiculous comments. But it was expected of her and accepted because she was blonde and attractive. :roll:
There is absolutey nothing recessive about blonde hair.. What do you mean by recessive? The only gene regarding hair that I am aware of that is recessive, is Red. Correct me here if I'm wrong.
"blonde' jokes can be changed to "ukranian" , "Irish", "black" or any other group that the perceived dominant group wishes. Basically it is all racist or sexist and has no place in our society. So stick that in your pipe and smoke it.
Gladly. The "blonde hair" gene is recessive, the "red hair" gene is an "incomplete dominant" gene.There is absolutey nothing recessive about blonde hair.. What do you mean by recessive? The only gene regarding hair that I am aware of that is recessive, is Red. Correct me here if I'm wrong.
I quite like blondes...:lol:
I suppose that makes me a chauvinist.
Ps. I have a rather nice ginger moustache
The "blonde hair" gene is recessive, the "red hair" gene is an "incomplete dominant" gene.
Does this make a strawberry blonde an incomplete recessive?![]()
Does this make a strawberry blonde an incomplete recessive?![]()