@AmericaFreedmen More high yellas. Non-black. Stephen Curry and Riley Curry are not black. They're more Mulatto leaning. MGMs. We've been through this already. We know who black people are and what they look like.
@AmericaFreedmen I dunno who this child is. Did they dye the child's hair? Is the child naturally blonde? Is the child even black? I've never seen a black person with naturally blonde hair.
@prowarhero369 Malcom's physical description sounds like an MGM to me. His mother was biracial and his father a Black American. He could be genetically similar to someone like Cyrus Carmack Belton (Black father, biracial mother). RIP to the lad. I could be wrong.
@prowarhero369 I hear you. I am saying that this whole person, this new person is a whole new ethnic group and is not partially one ethnic group. That is where we differ. They can identify as they like, but they are an entirely different ethnic group than their parents.
@prowarhero369 Now Malcom X is tricky to me. I mean, they way people describe his hair color and his skin complexion, I'd argue he wasn't black. Something like an MGM. His mother's genes were probably prominent enough for him to present the way he did physically.
@prowarhero369 I believe most Black Americans are Griffes, so that 24% checks out. Still, they're are mostly of West African descent. Marley was English-Jamaican. Not just Jamaican. Cannot exclude that English side of his.
@prowarhero369 One of my rules of thumb is that a biracial person is typically bi-ethnic and not mono-ethnic. This is all case by case because one of the parents may not be present in the child's life.
@prowarhero369 Yes, it would make the child a new ethnicity, at the least in my opinion. The child is more than likely experiencing two different cultures, traditions, languages, and ethnicities. Do you believe a person can be bi-ethnic or even multi-ethnic?
@PastorMikeWill I'm rooting for you, man. Black Americans have been wronged each century and I do mean each century. Somebody will pay. Justice is universal. Nobody is exempt from judgement.
@PastorMikeWill Believe me, whites are gonna do whatever nonsense to this country. I mean, they have had their hands and feet in this mess they call a United States. Only way from the bottom is up.
@PastorMikeWill I'm not worried. I'm merely making distinctions that have already been made by others. The Black American is worried about a buffer class when other ethnic groups have lapped them. Artificial numbers won't improve your standing in the United States.
@PastorMikeWill Make your assumptions. That's great that you know your family history and lineage. Won't change the fact that Black Americans have no control over the identities of the people aforementioned. Does being Black Identified have any social mobility? I wonder...
@PastorMikeWill Sure. You are a unique group. I just don't think you are unique in the manner that you believe. I think the way I see Black Americans clears up any confusion as opposed to worrying about these buffer classes. The only way from the bottom is up. Perspective.
@PastorMikeWill Let me make my stance clear: there are no Black Americans that look like Vanessa Williams, Aaron Pierre, Steph Curry, Ayesha Curry, Caleb Williams, Michael Wilson, Sophia Wilson, Oronde Gadsen II and so on. I have a clear picture on who is not Black American.