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**CurtisTH** · 12-27-2011, 05:20 AM

Yeah in the US there's only either black or white .
In the South Africa or old years a lot of people would register in the "colored" category while the rest in the "black " . In the French Carib they would be called "metisse" I think as opposed to "black". It is really weird how the US , the first white majority country with a {current} non white president was so rejectionist about their own bi -racial progeniture.

12-27-2011, 05:20 AM	#13
CurtisTH Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 391 Senior Member	Yeah in the US there's only either black or white . In the South Africa or old years a lot of people would register in the "colored" category while the rest in the "black " . In the French Carib they would be called "metisse" I think as opposed to "black". It is really weird how the US , the first white majority country with a {current} non white president was so rejectionist about their own bi -racial progeniture.
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