Talk:Black Mennonites

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White, Central European and Eastern European

Why was the edit of 6 December 2022 that described ethnic Mennonites as of Central European descent reversed? It's wrong to describe them as of Eastern European descent since also Russian mennonites are in fact of German descent and the word "white" is repeated shortly afterwards, so it should be avoided, if possible (and in this case it's totally unnecessary since by describing them as of Central European descent it's already obvious that they are white). 5.171.96.92 (talk) 19:33, 4 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]

Talk:Black Mennonites

White, Central European and Eastern European

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