come from? everyone knows im from England live in America.

come from? everyone knows im from England live in America.
Your parents aren't "white" so where are their "real" roots? If you're new worlder, where were your ancestors, slaves?
in other words if blacks don't fit your criteria of what black should look like they automatically mxiedwhy do you clowns act like mixed people don't walk African soil. lol like its impossible to be African and mixed.
so you saying if blacks don't fit your criteria of what black should look like they automatically mxied![]()
nah breh, im saying if they're mixed they're mixed.in other words if blacks don't fit your criteria of what black should look like they automatically mxied![]()
the fact that you think UK is a country, that alone lets me know you're an idiot...go back to your queen aint no fish and chips over here for you lil nigguh...your country need to hear the shyt you telling us 'cause the uk got us beat in the interracial relationships shyt...
that's my pointYou measure admixture by ALL descendants, not just those who fit your fukked up definition of AA.
Somewhat of a cont from another thread--> http://www.thecoli.com/threads/a-re...l-the-difference.340819/page-37#post-14518277
She has "2 black" parents..not biracial at all and becuse of the randomness of mixed genes, look how she came out
@ 2:22->2:35
@Yup @Kuwka_Atcha_Ratcha @Knuckles Red
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you are speaking as if you speculation and your bias are facts thoughnah breh, im saying if they're mixed they're mixed.
In that 2nd video, her Af-Am accent came out in full force. That's one way to distinguish between a biracial and a multigenerationally mixed AA. The former often lack black accents, but not always.
Hair texture is also a big deal. In America, biracials with nappy hair (as opposed to loose curls) are often assumed to be multigenerationally mixed or light-skinned AAs (a lot of people don't know J. Cole is biracial, for example). You have to have curly or wavy hair in order for people to question your ''race''.
This girl appears to be lighter than both of her parents. Certainly not the norm, but it's not unheard of. I would estimate her mother to be about 50 % Euro genetically (not culturally) and her dad to be 20-25% Euro. With that background, it's possible to produce predominantly Euro offspring, which might be the case here. She looks less white in the second video though.