The Impact of Mixed Race in America (interview, England, religion)

[Grlzrl]

Originally Posted by Retroit

How will the Democrats keep us divided?

[green_mariner]

I don't care if people keep mixing or not. As long as there are no laws against interracial marriage, as long as there is no hatred towards those who are in interracial marriages, I have no problem.

[Tritone]

Originally Posted by green_mariner

There are about 40 million Black people.

Yeah, that only accounts for about 12% of the population.

This is the granddaughter of Ertha Kitt, who is an extremely caucasian budding actor.

She has about 12% black ancestry. She is what people would look like if the entire black population mixed into the majority.

There is something else. If mixed people mixed with other mixed people, that would create more mixed people. More minorities.

They do not. Most biracial people are marrying white, and the products of these unions are always white.

[Hesychios]

Originally Posted by Oldglory

Of course you wouldn't as one's looks has nothing to do with ethnic origins but race.

Hello McFly!!!! knock - knock


Race IS ethnicity.

[Kavalier]

Originally Posted by Hesychios

Hello McFly!!!! knock - knock


Race IS ethnicity.

No its not.
Swedes and Spaniards are both white (race) but entirely different ethnicities.

[Hesychios]

Originally Posted by Kavalier

No it isn't.

Maybe you are the one who needs to educate yourself about them.

There is a reason they don't have two Senators.

Donald? ... is that you? ...

Puerto Rico is a part of the United States.

The people of Puerto Rico are all citizens of the USA, and if they move to any state they can vote for Senators (if you should move there for any reason, you would be no more a US citizen than your neighbors and you would have no senators). No immigration procedure, no naturalization requirements, they are citizens of the USA and could register to vote in Minnesota as soon as they have an address.

You don't know that simple fact?

[Kavalier]

Originally Posted by Hesychios

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Puerto Rico is a part of the United States.

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No,it isnt.

[LisaLisa2323]

Originally Posted by green_mariner

There are about 40 million Black people. There is something else. If mixed people mixed with other mixed people, that would create more mixed people. More minorities.

There are a number of white Americans who are actually mixed race, but you wouldn't know it by looking at them. Meghan and Harry's daughter, for example, will definitely be white, with some genetic African ancestry.

[G Grasshopper]

Originally Posted by Kavalier

No,it isnt.

Come on - Puerto Rico has different representation than the rest of the states, but otherwise, it's people are citizens and it is part of the US. Saying this is not true will not change the facts.

[Kavalier]

Originally Posted by G Grasshopper

Come on - Puerto Rico has different representation than the rest of the states, but otherwise, it's people are citizens and it is part of the US. Saying this is not true will not change the facts.

They don't pay federal income tax and they have no Senators.