Notwithstanding a number of social markers, the black people of Qatar do not make claim to an identity distinct from that of white people. They hold equivalent opinions regarding the purity of blood and claim their ties with the Arab people. They are nevertheless aware of their place in society with respect to whites. Their will to create their own identity follows in the footsteps of the government's aspiration to make citizens of all Qatari.
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