What is child’s race if one parent is white and one is Asian?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:How about adopted Asian kids being raised in white families?

. Huh? So if a white couple adopt a black kid then would u even ask that question?

Because OP started the stupidity, and here we gladly keep it alive.

My adopted Asian daughter is often perceived as being Latina.

My half white, half black dh is also perceived as Latino by almost every Latino or White person. Most black people don’t make that mistake though. Either way, it doesn’t seem to bother him and he genuinely doesn’t care. I care more about that stuff.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My niece is a ‘white person of color’ according to her private school application. Mom is white. Dad is Spanish.

Scientifically speaking, white is a color.

And black isn't.

What?!
Scientifically speaking nobody has white or black skin.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:How about adopted Asian kids being raised in white families?

. Huh? So if a white couple adopt a black kid then would u even ask that question?

Because OP started the stupidity, and here we gladly keep it alive.

My adopted Asian daughter is often perceived as being Latina.

My half white, half black dh is also perceived as Latino by almost every Latino or White person. Most black people don’t make that mistake though. Either way, it doesn’t seem to bother him and he genuinely doesn’t care. I care more about that stuff.

Why should it bother him?

I'm Latino and people often think I'm Lebanese or something like that.

I think it's funny, this racial obsession.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Asian women at the beach with their sun protection

This is what hydroquinone and other whitening agents do. They make the user’s skin thinner and thinner until the person is unable to handle even basic sun exposure without severe damage. All this just to look like mockeries of whites. I say this as an Korean from Seoul, okay? Let’s not pretend this isn’t what it is.

To be fair, we should all have those on at the beach for sun safety.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So many idiots in this thread. From the lying Latino pretending Hispanics don’t have serious color issues to the cretin who thinks Rachel Dolezal is a light skinned black woman to the Asian who thinks everyone was born yesterday and doesn’t know how white worshipping Asians are.

No one believes you people.

someone has a serious inferiority complex, and it's not the Asians or Hispanics on this thread. Yikes. Seek therapy, PP.

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Anonymous wrote:Asian women at the beach with their sun protection

This is what hydroquinone and other whitening agents do. They make the user’s skin thinner and thinner until the person is unable to handle even basic sun exposure without severe damage. All this just to look like mockeries of whites. I say this as an Korean from Seoul, okay? Let’s not pretend this isn’t what it is.

To be fair, we should all have those on at the beach for sun safety.

LOL! A hat and sun screen will work just as well. They wear the balaclava for the style. Asians, S. Koreans especially, are very chic and style conscious.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Asian women at the beach with their sun protection

This is what hydroquinone and other whitening agents do. They make the user’s skin thinner and thinner until the person is unable to handle even basic sun exposure without severe damage. All this just to look like mockeries of whites. I say this as an Korean from Seoul, okay? Let’s not pretend this isn’t what it is.

To be fair, we should all have those on at the beach for sun safety.

LOL! A hat and sun screen will work just as well. They wear the balaclava for the style. Asians, S. Koreans especially, are very chic and style conscious.

And plastic surgery including lasers that increase sun sensitivity are very popular and trendy. S. Korea is the Asian capital for plastic surgery. Lots of Asians travel there for it. Again, nothing to do with wanting to "look white", they just want to look better as Asians.

FYI, white people are not considered particularly chic or trendy and not looked upon as a style icon.

[Anonymous]

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This is what hydroquinone and other whitening agents do. They make the user’s skin thinner and thinner until the person is unable to handle even basic sun exposure without severe damage. All this just to look like mockeries of whites. I say this as an Korean from Seoul, okay? Let’s not pretend this isn’t what it is.

I am S. Korean and I don't know anyone who uses skin whitening products but I am in my 40s. Also, I am very pale naturally with double eye lids, born that way.

Classic Asian beauty for hundreds of years have always been pale skin with double eye lids. This is why my mother and grandmother have always used umbrellas to protect themselves from the sun and why they always told me to stay out of the sun and not tan. It has nothing to do with "wanting to look white".

PP, you don't need to explain this. The white poster clearly has an inferiority complex and has zero clue about the Asian culture, like how historically, the upper class in Asia were lighter skinned since they didn't have to toil in the sun, and so that's why Asians value light skin, kind of like how it was in Europe prior to the 20th century. Maybe that white poster doesn't know this part of European history.

-signed another Asian whose mother also has light skin, used a hat *all the time*, and badgered me to use a hat/sunscreen all my life.

[Anonymous]

How many white women have butt implants to make their butts look like J'Lo's? Or go to tanning salons so they don't look pasty white?

[Anonymous]

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This is what hydroquinone and other whitening agents do. They make the user’s skin thinner and thinner until the person is unable to handle even basic sun exposure without severe damage. All this just to look like mockeries of whites. I say this as an Korean from Seoul, okay? Let’s not pretend this isn’t what it is.

I am S. Korean and I don't know anyone who uses skin whitening products but I am in my 40s. Also, I am very pale naturally with double eye lids, born that way.

Classic Asian beauty for hundreds of years have always been pale skin with double eye lids. This is why my mother and grandmother have always used umbrellas to protect themselves from the sun and why they always told me to stay out of the sun and not tan. It has nothing to do with "wanting to look white".

PP, you don't need to explain this. The white poster clearly has an inferiority complex and has zero clue about the Asian culture, like how historically, the upper class in Asia were lighter skinned since they didn't have to toil in the sun, and so that's why Asians value light skin, kind of like how it was in Europe prior to the 20th century. Maybe that white poster doesn't know this part of European history.

-signed another Asian whose mother also has light skin, used a hat *all the time*, and badgered me to use a hat/sunscreen all my life.

Don't expect Americans to know any History of any continent prior to the 20th century. Most of them think the world started with the civil rights movement.

[Anonymous]

Why do so many immigrate to America if it's so inferior?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why do so many immigrate to America if it's so inferior?

Because the food is amazing.

[Anonymous]

Wow, and you miserable b*itches have children?!

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I thought Ethiopia was never colonized?