I think Europe needs to stop copying the US terms of "White or Black".
In Europe there is lot of racism inbetween ethnic groups which doesn't happen in the US, so the term White isn't useful for Europeans. Europe also has larger concentrations of Asians than the US does, who tend to be as segregated as Europeans are. (Are Turks European or Arab? A Pakistanis South Asian or Iranian? Are Urghyurs Chinese or Middle Eastern? Are Indians part of Middle Eastern or East Asian culture? Are Numbians Arab or Black? and so on...)
In Europe, class is the main issue, not race. It doesn't make sense in Europe to talk about white-black or race relations when class is the major factor in Europe's social issues. (What is seen as a black riot in the US would be seen as a "lower class" riot in Europe, even if it's mainly fueled by blacks (London, Paris, Stockholm, etc).)
In Europe there is lot of racism inbetween ethnic groups which doesn't happen in the US, so the term White isn't useful for Europeans. Europe also has larger concentrations of Asians than the US does, who tend to be as segregated as Europeans are. (Are Turks European or Arab? A Pakistanis South Asian or Iranian? Are Urghyurs Chinese or Middle Eastern? Are Indians part of Middle Eastern or East Asian culture? Are Numbians Arab or Black? and so on...)
In Europe, class is the main issue, not race. It doesn't make sense in Europe to talk about white-black or race relations when class is the major factor in Europe's social issues. (What is seen as a black riot in the US would be seen as a "lower class" riot in Europe, even if it's mainly fueled by blacks (London, Paris, Stockholm, etc).)