Of course I know that. I'm specifically speaking about Naomi Campbell. There is no guarantee that every single Jamaican has some Chinese ancestry.
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Of course I know that. I'm specifically speaking about Naomi Campbell. There is no guarantee that every single Jamaican has some Chinese ancestry.
MikeBrownsJob
Seattle fan since 2013 *deal with it slime*
It's like we spitting 100% facts and they choose to ignore it. If this thread is indicative of the emotional roller coaster that's going to ensue in the next 50 years I don't know what is.
Skimmed through some parts of this thread, so according to the race geniuses on here, what do you consider someone who's grandparents are mixed? Are they still not black? White? Just want to hear your answers to this topic 
MikeBrownsJob
Seattle fan since 2013 *deal with it slime*
Skimmed through some parts of this thread, so according to the race geniuses on here, what do you consider someone who's grandparents are mixed? Are they still not black? White? Just want to hear your answers to this topic
There's this thing called Multigenerational mixed.
In the case of Vanessa Williams, the actress does come from a family that has became mixed-race and continually remained mixed-race throughout the family’s many generations leading up to Vanessa’s very own generation.
Thus, Vanessa is a multi-generational multiracially-mixed (MGM-Mixed) individual, because she comes from a family that has became and continually remained mixed-race throughout its multiple generations.
Vanessa Williams can be classified as “multiracial” because she has additional racial ancestries other than just one, but she self-identifies as “Black,” nonetheless; and Vanessa is “black” in a socio-political sense. Although there are many erroneous sources that claim that Vanessa Williams is “biracial” or “half-white and half-black,” she actually is not because she is not an interracial relationship offspring and neither are any of her parents.
Vanessa Williams’ father, Milton Williams, Jr. is an African-American who was born to two African-American parents–Iris Carll and Milton Williams, Sr.
Wilton Williams, Sr. was born to two African-American parents as well–John Hill Williams and Mary Fields. Mary Fields was the daughter of William A. Fields–a teacher who was classified as “mulatto,” and who also served on the Tennessee state legislature.
Iris Carll, Vanessa’s paternal grandmother, was the daughter of Frank Carll. Frank Carll was “biracial” because his mother, Mary Louisa Appleford, was white, and Frank Carll’s father, David Carll, a pioneering free negro who served in the Union Army, was African-American. That means that Vanessa Williams great-great-grandmother was a white woman named Mary Louisa Appleford.
Beyonce would fall into this category as well.
GreatestLaker
#FirePelinka
Vanessa Willians took a DNA test awhile back and it came back 52% African and 48% European.There's this thing called Multigenerational mixed.
In the case of Vanessa Williams, the actress does come from a family that has became mixed-race and continually remained mixed-race throughout the family’s many generations leading up to Vanessa’s very own generation.
Thus, Vanessa is a multi-generational multiracially-mixed (MGM-Mixed) individual, because she comes from a family that has became and continually remained mixed-race throughout its multiple generations.
Vanessa Williams can be classified as “multiracial” because she has additional racial ancestries other than just one, but she self-identifies as “Black,” nonetheless; and Vanessa is “black” in a socio-political sense. Although there are many erroneous sources that claim that Vanessa Williams is “biracial” or “half-white and half-black,” she actually is not because she is not an interracial relationship offspring and neither are any of her parents.
Vanessa Williams’ father, Milton Williams, Jr. is an African-American who was born to two African-American parents–Iris Carll and Milton Williams, Sr.
Wilton Williams, Sr. was born to two African-American parents as well–John Hill Williams and Mary Fields. Mary Fields was the daughter of William A. Fields–a teacher who was classified as “mulatto,” and who also served on the Tennessee state legislature.
Iris Carll, Vanessa’s paternal grandmother, was the daughter of Frank Carll. Frank Carll was “biracial” because his mother, Mary Louisa Appleford, was white, and Frank Carll’s father, David Carll, a pioneering free negro who served in the Union Army, was African-American. That means that Vanessa Williams great-great-grandmother was a white woman named Mary Louisa Appleford.
Beyonce would fall into this category as well.
This is her father and mother.
I Lord Justice
All Star
There's this thing called Multigenerational mixed.
In the case of Vanessa Williams, the actress does come from a family that has became mixed-race and continually remained mixed-race throughout the family’s many generations leading up to Vanessa’s very own generation.
Thus, Vanessa is a multi-generational multiracially-mixed (MGM-Mixed) individual, because she comes from a family that has became and continually remained mixed-race throughout its multiple generations.
Vanessa Williams can be classified as “multiracial” because she has additional racial ancestries other than just one, but she self-identifies as “Black,” nonetheless; and Vanessa is “black” in a socio-political sense. Although there are many erroneous sources that claim that Vanessa Williams is “biracial” or “half-white and half-black,” she actually is not because she is not an interracial relationship offspring and neither are any of her parents.
Vanessa Williams’ father, Milton Williams, Jr. is an African-American who was born to two African-American parents–Iris Carll and Milton Williams, Sr.
Wilton Williams, Sr. was born to two African-American parents as well–John Hill Williams and Mary Fields. Mary Fields was the daughter of William A. Fields–a teacher who was classified as “mulatto,” and who also served on the Tennessee state legislature.
Iris Carll, Vanessa’s paternal grandmother, was the daughter of Frank Carll. Frank Carll was “biracial” because his mother, Mary Louisa Appleford, was white, and Frank Carll’s father, David Carll, a pioneering free negro who served in the Union Army, was African-American. That means that Vanessa Williams great-great-grandmother was a white woman named Mary Louisa Appleford.
Beyonce would fall into this category as well.
What would be the difference between african-american and black in this context?
Anothergirl
Goat ™
you tryna take away their "black" queen breh?!?!!?
*waits for fire and brimstone to reign down*
*hides*
There's this thing called Multigenerational mixed.
In the case of Vanessa Williams, the actress does come from a family that has became mixed-race and continually remained mixed-race throughout the family’s many generations leading up to Vanessa’s very own generation.
Thus, Vanessa is a multi-generational multiracially-mixed (MGM-Mixed) individual, because she comes from a family that has became and continually remained mixed-race throughout its multiple generations.
Vanessa Williams can be classified as “multiracial” because she has additional racial ancestries other than just one, but she self-identifies as “Black,” nonetheless; and Vanessa is “black” in a socio-political sense. Although there are many erroneous sources that claim that Vanessa Williams is “biracial” or “half-white and half-black,” she actually is not because she is not an interracial relationship offspring and neither are any of her parents.
Vanessa Williams’ father, Milton Williams, Jr. is an African-American who was born to two African-American parents–Iris Carll and Milton Williams, Sr.
Wilton Williams, Sr. was born to two African-American parents as well–John Hill Williams and Mary Fields. Mary Fields was the daughter of William A. Fields–a teacher who was classified as “mulatto,” and who also served on the Tennessee state legislature.
Iris Carll, Vanessa’s paternal grandmother, was the daughter of Frank Carll. Frank Carll was “biracial” because his mother, Mary Louisa Appleford, was white, and Frank Carll’s father, David Carll, a pioneering free negro who served in the Union Army, was African-American. That means that Vanessa Williams great-great-grandmother was a white woman named Mary Louisa Appleford.
Beyonce would fall into this category as well.
So in other words, damn near everyone of west Indian descent can't claim black then right? Jamaicans, Dominicans, Trini's, St. Thomians,etc.
So let me get this straight, the only black people according to you, GreatestLaker and AnotherGirl are people straight from Africa then right 
Go ahead breh, keep on cooking
Anothergirl
Goat ™
the REALITY is people like Beyonce in south africa are considered coloreds(a name for their mullato population) .....brazil same thing MULLATTOS.... and just about EVERY other country but AmeriKKKa considers them mullattos. that should tell y'all something right there.So in other words, damn near everyone of west Indian descent can't claim black then right? Jamaicans, Dominicans, Trini's, St. Thomians,etc.
Brazil also has the 2nd highest black population, but yes there is mixed people there as well. My question is what constitutes as a black person to you, greatestlaker and mikebrown. Are you from the caribbean right? If so what do you classify yourself as? My island has one of the largest carib Indian populations in the west Indies, my grandmother is carib indian/white on my father side, I also have a grandmother on my mom side who is carib indian. My skin is brown, hair is thick and nappy, a slim pointy nose. I consider myself as a black person even though somebody on here said black people can't have pointy noses
. Again, is it only people from certain parts of Africa that can claim black? (This is what I want to hear from you, and the 2 other posters I mentioned)
MikeBrownsJob
Seattle fan since 2013 *deal with it slime*
So in other words, damn near everyone of west Indian descent can't claim black then right? Jamaicans, Dominicans, Trini's, St. Thomians,etc.
Dominicans are an interested bunch. They are largely mutliracial. That's why they identify by their Nationality. Same with Mexicans, Columbians, Puerto Ricans, etc. What part don't you understand that WE AMERICANS ARE THE ONLY PEOPLE ON THIS EARTH THAT DO NOT RECOGNIZE MIXED RACED INDIVIDUALS? By them identifying as their Nationality they are stating they are an admixture of white black and native(taino etc). That's why negroes in America cry and whine and make threads online everyday about some Latino breh they know who doesn't identify solely as black.
What don't you fools get? Some are black, some are white. The majority mixed race. Brazil is a perfect example of this. Haiti is a perfect example of different each nation is. Jamaica as well.
come again?
Dominicans are an interested bunch. They are largely mutliracial. That's why they identify by their Nationality. Same with Mexicans, Columbians, Puerto Ricans, etc. What part don't you understand that WE AMERICANS ARE THE ONLY PEOPLE ON THIS EARTH THAT DO NOT RECOGNIZE MIXED RACED INDIVIDUALS? By them identifying as their Nationality they are stating they are an admixture of white black and native(taino etc). That's why negroes in America cry and whine and make threads online everyday about some Latino breh they know who doesn't identify solely as black.
What don't you fools get? Some are black, some are white. The majority mixed race. Brazil is a perfect example of this. Haiti is a perfect example of different each nation is. Jamaica as well.
My post was about Dominicans from Dominica not Dominicans from D.R. should have worded it better, now get back to answering my question
MikeBrownsJob
Seattle fan since 2013 *deal with it slime*
Brazil also has the 2nd highest black population, but yes there is mixed people there as well. My question is what constitutes as a black person to you, greatestlaker and mikebrown. Are you from the caribbean right? If so what do you classify yourself as? My island has one of the largest carib Indian populations in the west Indies, my grandmother is carib indian/white on my father side, I also have a grandmother on my mom side who is carib indian. My skin is brown, hair is thick and nappy, a slim pointy nose. I consider myself as a black person even though somebody on here said black people can't have pointy noses
Who said black people can't have pointy noses? Plenty of black people have pointy noses and plenty of so called black people have recent white ancestors
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In the context of the person we were talking about that person had a trait that is more common in another race of people. Really that simple. Brazil's black population has been severely diluted. 48% of the country identifies as multiracial which they are.
Only 8 percent identifies solely as black.
47% white which is probably false or inflated but there were efforts by the government to whiten up the country much like the Dominican Republic.
Anothergirl
Goat ™
yes i'm jamaican. My mom is black jamaican ...very dark chocolate skin. west african features. she's a BLACK jamaican. My dad is mulatto jamaican..light skin..grey eyes..pointy nose..wavy hair. his grandmother is Scottish and his dad mixed with south east asian(India). i'm carmel (on the lighter side of caramel) wavy hair with big south east indian dravadian eyes. my whole life i've gotten "what are you". i get people coming up to me speaking spanish etc. DESPITE ALL THAT i consider myself BLACK always have. that's what amerikkkans are going to consider me anyway. so what's the point of claiming anything else. i'm glad that's slowing changing with the boom of interacial kids being born.Are you from the caribbean right? If so what do you classify yourself as? My island has one of the largest carib Indian populations in the west Indies, my grandmother is carib indian/white on my father side, I also have a grandmother on my mom side who is carib indian. My skin is brown, hair is thick and nappy, a slim pointy nose. I consider myself as a black person even though somebody on here said black people can't have pointy noses
i think what some of y'all forget is that. there's black ...white AND mixed west indians. and they all intermarry which makes things confusing sometimes. you shouldn't have to "pick one". no other country does that assbackwards sh*t.
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Why do you say "y'all" for? Like I don't know that there is black, white, mixed west Indians, you forgot there is Indian and Asian west Indians as well. I consider myself black as well, not because of what "Amerikkkans" say but because of how I was raised, my culture, and my roots are more african than anything, (the food I eat, the dancing, instruments, etc.)