Evan Ross and Ashlee Simpson

http://www.eonline.com/news/435936/...m_medium=rssfeeds&utm_campaign=rss_topstories


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...Rosss-son-Evan-takes-Ashlee-Simpson-town.html

 

Seems homeboy is doing good.

 

I thought she was married??

Kid's allowance must be insane cause he's living like a baller but has no career to speak of.

 

Her and her rocker (ex)husband have been divorced for a few years now.

His late dad was like a billionaire..though he would have had to share the inheritance with 7 other half-siblings his dad fathered with other women. Mom ain't doing too bad either with her fortune, lol.

 

Still going strong.Shes looking better then her sister these days

 

Technically how is this interracial if Evan has a white parent?

 

So you consider him a white man

 

http://www.whitewomenblackmen.com/forum/showthread.php?t=17314

 

Nah he's biracial to say he's a black male would be imposing the one drop rule on him

 

I would ask the question, how does he identify himself? I would think, that's the final answer.

 

who cares...evan is a cutie:smt061

 

I never read him commenting on it.He uses his mothers last name and while I haven't seen all of his acting work every role I have seen him in I recall him playing a clearly black character.

 

Ray - I'm gonna have to defer to Lippy, it truly doesn't really matter. :yawinkle:

 

http://rumorfix.com/2013/08/evan-ross-joins-the-cast-of-upcoming-hunger-games-movies/

 

What if he said he was white?
Would he then be considered a white person?

 

LOL

Seems like we're the only group that give bi-racials the options of claiming us.

The way i see it....if whites don't allow it we shouldn't either.

 

So instead it's a 50/50 split. What's the percentage rule for this site? 100%? If that's the case everyone lighter than blue-black better bail now. Which will probably leave the site pretty sparse. Lol

By the way, who the hell is he?

I guess the problem is that 'whiteness' as defined in the US is the 'absence' of anything else in your ancestry. Latin and African cultures usually do a better job of making space in their cultures for greater heterogeneity. Asians and white Americans usually less so (but not always).

 

He's Diana Ross's son.

 

I would say yes, if that's how he considers himself; just my opinion, for what it's worth.