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**Assunkkensatt** · 05-24-2012, 04:16 AM

If a white guy has a drop of black blood and it shows a little... why is he considered only black?

But why is a black guy, who is half white, considered only black?

Does this have to do with whites being seen as pure white? And other races don't have to be pure?

If you find a non-white ancestor, say, 2,000 years ago, you aren't white? Why? Why doesn't the same apply to other races?

There is no one drop rule any longer, if a peckerwood like Anodyne for example had a black ancestor 300 years ago and all whites after that he is white, nothing in the law automatically classifies him as black.

05-24-2012, 04:16 AM	#39
Assunkkensatt Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 637 Senior Member	If a white guy has a drop of black blood and it shows a little... why is he considered only black? But why is a black guy, who is half white, considered only black? Does this have to do with whites being seen as pure white? And other races don't have to be pure? If you find a non-white ancestor, say, 2,000 years ago, you aren't white? Why? Why doesn't the same apply to other races? There is no one drop rule any longer, if a peckerwood like Anodyne for example had a black ancestor 300 years ago and all whites after that he is white, nothing in the law automatically classifies him as black.
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