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With this historic turn of events, the first African American president, do you expect a rise in racial mixing? Will it ever come to the point where we will become one mixed race?
By definition, there is one race. Ethnicity is a different matter. There is only one race. One.
Look- there is only a 3% difference between you and I or I and anyone............the color of my skin, my hair and my eyes.........the rest is the same. One race.
By definition, there is one race. Ethnicity is a different matter. There is only one race. One.
Look- there is only a 3% difference between you and I or I and anyone............the color of my skin, my hair and my eyes.........the rest is the same. One race.
I agree that there is only one race and that is the human race. However, not everyone can see it like you and I.
I was refering to the racial divide in the U.S. mostly among Caucasian and Black but other minorities as well.
By definition, there is one race. Ethnicity is a different matter. There is only one race. One.
Look- there is only a 3% difference between you and I or I and anyone............the color of my skin, my hair and my eyes.........the rest is the same. One race.
Gee, your username says it all. Calm down. But to answer the OP, I really doubt having a mixed...err, ethnicity president will make much difference in who we date or marry or otherwise socialize with. I love the idea of all the different ethnic groups blended smoothly into a caramel/asiatic final product.
In schools now, most children who are "mixed" are proud of it. It has completely reversed from when I was in school (a while back). I'm surprised that nobody discusses our new President being as Caucasian as he is African-American. Actually, he's an English, Irish, French, Dutch, German, African-American. Mixed is much easier, and most people already are.
Just becasue a black is elected president does not mean it signals a rise in inter racial unions. People are people and will fall in love with whomever they choose. The fact more inter racial couples are common place is a sign that meaningless taboos, sterotypes & prejudices are ending- finally.
Yeah, there's more racial mixing in The United States than in the past and it's a good thing. Less chance of genetic diseases being passed on for one.
My brother married a Chinese woman, they have two kids. I think the kids look Chinese, a Chinese buddy of mine thinks they look Irish. Ya gotta love America.
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