@LatinoFullback@TriRacialAc1pt@Ashdk150798@iamrudeasfff@GeneticaBRZ@iamrudeasff If Brazil and Puerto Rico are triracial countries with 10-20% Amd. Then it’s fair to say people with 12-20% SSA are also triracial. African ancestry is found only in a few areas in Latin America (Brazil, Gran Colombia, Caribbean, and Caribbean coasts of Honduras/Nicaragua.
@Warriorchristl @rationaldefence The fact of the matter is a lot of Latino countries are triracial with African genetics (12-25%). Puerto Rico Panama Brazil Venezuela Colombia Honduras Nicaragua Belize Haiti D.R
@LatinoFullback@TriRacialAc1pt@iamrudeasfff@Ashdk150798@GeneticaBRZ Depending on the individual someone that’s 5-15% African in Veracruz/Guerrero can be triracial if they around the 12-15% range. Also Hondurans that aren’t from the Caribbean coast range 5-15% African so there’s more triracials in Honduras(12-25% Afro) then mestizos (0-10% Afro)
@LatinoFullback@TriRacialAc1pt@iamrudeasfff@Ashdk150798@GeneticaBRZ I feel like you forget mixed race black people exist 😂 also Berbers get there hair texture from there African ancestry and skin tone from Eurasian and African ancestry. Polynesians themselves are 12-25% Melanesian which have a black phenotype. And look mixed too
@LatinoFullback@GeneticaBRZ Nobody is saying black. What me and Genética Brz are saying is mixed race. The man in the picture can pass for Polynesian which themselves have 20% Melanesian ancestry. You keep forcing this mestizo identity onto Latinos that aren’t mestizo. (Pardos castizos quadroons)