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Originally posted by metalgearsolid so wait is she black or white

Technically, she's "Mulatto"

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mu·lat·to ( P ) Pronunciation Key (m-lt, -lät, my-)
n. pl. mu·lat·tos or mu·lat·toes
1. A person having one white and one Black parent.
2. A person of mixed white and Black ancestry.

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Originally posted by squirrelly Interesting. I once knew a girl who had a white mother, and a black father. Her skin was very dark. However, she only hung around white girls (weird), and when someone asked her why she never hung around any black people she calmly stated "because they all look the same, and I don't want anything to do with them. I refuse to look at that side of my family.". How strange? Not very many people spoke to her after that day, but it still amazes me that she could say that to this day. I think people still call black/white people black simply because more often than not, their skin is still dark, not white.

I suppose she might have some bad experiences with that part of her family..who knows.

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