Cleanliness is a White thing. In all nonwhite countries -- except Japan -- public spaces are viewed as "trash cans", body hygiene is poor, houses are dirty, and there are no green spaces.

*Whites were the first to develop waste management and sanitation facilities in cities and to impose regulations stating that garbage must be transported and dumped away from the city to maintain its aesthetic and prevent disease. https://google.ca/books/edition/Garbage_In_The_Cities/2KMdBQAAQBAJ?hl=en&gbpv=0

* The first to develop fresh drinking water facilities for entire cities, and the first to prevent littering on roads, beaches, lakes, streets, parks. https://russellsage.org/publications/history-public-health-new-york-city-1625%E2%80%931866

* The first to invent flushable toilets, showers, and modern bathrooms. https://amazon.ca/Bathroom-Social-History-Cleanliness-Body/dp/1440852669

* The first to develop a science about how garbage, germs, and disease are interlinked. https://amazon.com/Spreading-Germs-Theories-1865-1900-Cambridge/dp/0521773024

* The first to develop the greatest varieties of soaps, household cleaners, and shampoos. https://cleaninginstitute.org/understanding-products/why-clean/soaps-detergents-history

* The first to create public parks inside cities and to create beautiful green spaces by planting trees and shrubs along streets. https://amazon.ca/Short-History-Public-Parks-Cemeteri