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Well since the concept of race is deeply flawed. I really don't know.
By historical accounts the one drop rule only applies for blacks if its barely visible. For Hispanic people (yes i know they are a "race") the one drop rule only applies if they commit crimes.
Being white i dunno. Its a shrinking exclusive group here in the States yet their historical credit keeps expanding....
What precious babies! Lord knows, we all need a smile. I discovered Frank Yerby at 12 and read every book of his that I could find...The Foxes of Harrow is still the best. Octoroon Balls in NOLA; I'd imagine some folks in the Garden District couldn't pass the 1 drop law. Who cares? A good heart is all that truly matters.
Pretty sure a black person has black skin and a white person has white skin :P We're all people, but hey .. we're diffferent too and that's not a bad thing.
Pretty sure a black person has black skin and a white person has white skin :P We're all people, but hey .. we're diffferent too and that's not a bad thing.
Very cool link!
You would be wrong!
I have family members who are probably 'whiter' than a majority of 'Whites' and yet will argue that they are 'Black' folk!
And .. other than a true albino .. I would argue that a White person .. is far from 'White'!
So I'm white. And? I live in a black neighborhood, and am surrounded by wonderful people. And? I have friends of different races. And? Am I supposed to have a quota? A certain number of white friends, Asian friends, Latino friends, and black friends?
I guess it doesn't seem as though it ought to be that big of a deal.
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