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White is a color.

White(s) or The White(s) may also refer to:

• White (band), a progressive rock musical group
• White, a band whose "Future Pleasures" is a song in Guitar Hero Live
• White (Angela Aki album), 2011
• White (Show-Ya album), 1988
• White (Superfly album), 2015
• White (Made in France), an album by Rifle Sport, 1987
• The White Album (disambiguation)
• The White EP (disambiguation)
• "White" (CNBLUE song), 2015
• "White" (KAT-TUN song), 2011
• "White", a song by LIGHTS from Lights
• "White", a song by Wendy & Lisa, 1987
• "White", a song by Frank Ocean from Channel Orange, 2012
• The Whites, an American country music group

• White (TV series), a BBC documentary series
• Whites (TV series), a BBC sitcom
• Three Colours: White, a 1994 film by Krzysztof Kieślowski
• White (play), a 2010 play for children by Catherine Wheels Theatre Company
• White: The Melody of the Curse, a 2011 South Korean horror film
• White (2016 film), a Malayalam film

• The White, a fictional group in the Age of the Five novel trilogy by Trudi Canavan
• White Amp, a musical equipment brand
• White (novel), aka White: The Great Pursuit, a 2004 novel by Ted Dekker
• The Whites (novel), a 2015 detective novel by Richard Price

• Pierinae, a subfamily of butterflies commonly called the whites
  • Appias, genus of Pierinae sometimes called the whites
  • Pieris, a genus of Pierinae commonly called the whites or garden whites
  • Pontia, a third genus of Pierinae sometimes called the whites
• White (horse), a horse coloring
• White (mutation), a color mutation in fruit flies

• White, a term sometimes applied to a person with light skin
• White people, a population group identified in some countries, also referred to as whites
  • White Americans, a United States Census Bureau designation
  • Non-Hispanic whites, a subset of the above; often conflated with "white" in the American vernacular
• White and Black in chess, identification of the players in the game of chess, referring to the colour of the pieces

• White (surname), a family name
• White Burkett Miller (1866–1929), an American lawyer
• White Graves, an American football player

• White, Georgia, a city
• White, Missouri, a town
• White, South Dakota, a city
• White, Washington, an unincorporated community
• Whites, Washington, an unincorporated community

• White movement or the Whites, a Russian political movement
  • White Army, the armies of the White movement, also known as the Whites
• White (political adjective), describing one of several political movements
• Whites (Finland), the refugee government and forces during the Finnish civil war
• Whites (Montenegro), a pan-Serbian Montenegrin political movement

• Cricket whites, the uniform worn by cricketers
• Swansea RFC or the Whites, a Welsh rugby union team
• The Whites, a nickname for English football club Bolton Wanderers F.C.
• The Whites, a nickname for English football club Fulham F.C.
• The Whites, a nickname for English football club Leeds United F.C.
• Los Blancos (the Whites), a nickname for Spanish sports club Real Madrid

• White Airways, a Portuguese airline
• White (architecture firm), a Swedish company
• White Motor Company, a defunct maker of automobiles and trucks
• White's Boots, an American shoemaker

• Amphetamines, also known as "white crosses" or "whites"
• "Chef's whites", a term for a chef's uniform
• Egg white, the clear liquid in an egg
• Sclera, the white part of an eye, commonly called the "white of the eye"
• White (crater), a lunar impact crater
• White Day, a holiday in Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and China
• White's, a London gentleman's club
• Whites in laundry, referring to fabrics
• The whites, an old term for leukorrhea

• Bai people, a Chinese ethnic group, where bai means "white"
• Le Blanc (disambiguation)
• Justice White (disambiguation)
• White Mountain (disambiguation)
• List of people known as the White
• Whyte (disambiguation)
• Wight (disambiguation)

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