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thye do not need it to sruvive, if they are an ethnicity(which many aframs have cliamed it to be) then they can survive in a cultural way, but thye can't come negating their non-white ancestry to protect their black one. ![]() |
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I agree, but unlike PR or Belize, mixed raced people were just thrown into this black category to keep whites white.... even if it meant ppl with more than 1/32 ssa were deemed black... I think it's backwards, but Aframs had no say... |
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Then they will be responsible for enduring "White domination" |
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As someone mentioned, Cassie is a good example of someone who is mixed Black, White, and Filipina. I had a friend like that, and she was not considered black or white, but mixed or unknown.
A half-White half-Asian mix can usually pass as a White by Whites, but a Hispanic Mestizo (half-White half-Amerindian) who identifies themselves as Hispanic/Latino will often be viewed as Hispanic and non-White. Even some pure White Hispanics will be viewed as non-White as long as they identify themselves culturally as Hispanic, from my experience. Also, non-Europid Caucasoids that are pure White/Caucasoid such as Middle Easterners/North Africans and light-skinned Indids, Iranids, and Turanids are sometimes not considered White due to their cultural and religious differences. But sometimes I think it's a matter of status be it economic, social, or political status. Since Asians historically are viewed as middle class or higher and as good citizens, then the racial differences are less pronounced, and more acceptable. So a person who is half-White half-Asian, is accepted as White, because the Asian half is viewed as positive. This can also happen at an individual level where someone like Derek Jeter who looks majority White and part Black, can probably be viewed as White, because he's such a positive figure and has high social status. |
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I express no opinion here because it is not my place to tell mixed people whom they should identify with, but these pictures do look interesting:
http://tobatucker.com/gallery/view_a...nnecock&page=1 |
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Which is why the general public does not view,for example, Keanu Reeves Asian or mixed. |
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Your concern for us Aframs is heartwarming but we are no more amenable to changing our culture and definitions as you and your people would be to changing yours. White domination, Spanish domination...we all have our problems and your people are no exception. ![]() Second our definitions and culture aren't the colonail ones, if they were like the colonial ones, there won't be black mayors or black candidates to govern PR, I won't even be a graphic designer, but some peasant begging for money in a street. |
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In my area, this is 'mixed' http://www.teenidols4you.com/blink/A...1284362874.jpg. |
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Sounds right, MK. Many Aframs might attempt to pull you into the group and hence the designations so long as you were not speaking Spanish. |
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This one, especially since such mixes are not rare in the more populated areas. Same for me, too. ![]() |
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Jamaicans and Puerto Ricans have told me I look like a mix of Jamaican/PR or Jamaican/DR |
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So basically you would be mistaken for FGM SSA-descendant/Hispanic mix or a member of another highly admixed partly SSA-descended population. Very typical identification schemes. People generally try to explain that which they cannot understand or categorize that which remains ambiguous in general. |
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