orejon4
Well-Known Member
Good point, but I think that if it becomes widely know that you are not entirely white, then white people will start referring to you as "biracial" or "mixed" or even by the nonwhite race that you happen to be. I think this is true even among non-racists as well. White supremacy is pretty ingrained in the culture even when people don't have racial animus.The unwritten rule of people with mixed heritage is that they pretty much are the "race" that they look like to most people. It's why Obama is black and Pete Wentz is white.

