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Wait what?
What do you mean diluting the black down?
Just a measure of quantity of melanin in the skin. If a black person has kids with a white person, the kids will have less melanin than the black parent and more than the white parent. Just a figure of speech.
If we all intermix, eventually our descendants will be an even shade of brown. Not an entirely genetically correct statement but true in broad terms.
WOW!!! That's is really different but cool, I would of never thought!!! My best friend is from Puerto Rico and he's Chinese/Black/Native/White...odd mix.
That's more common in the Latin Caribbean than you think. My grandfather is Cuban and is the same mix.
Well... if you want to get REAL technical, many Spaniards have moorish and arab traces in their DNA.... can't shake off 800 yrs of muslim occupation. lol.
theres diputes of them being african/african arabs...muslim is just a religion..queen liz also expelled them from spain
Just a measure of quantity of melanin in the skin. If a black person has kids with a white person, the kids will have less melanin than the black parent and more than the white parent. Just a figure of speech.
If we all intermix, eventually our descendants will be an even shade of brown. Not an entirely genetically correct statement but true in broad terms.
brown as in what black people are brown skinned technically
If you want to get THAT picky, then there wans't a Queen Isabella, but a Queen Isabel of Spain.
Or Ysabel.
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