Anonymous wrote:OP here, is Aishwarya Rai considered to be racially ambiguous?

I think Aishwarya Rai would definitely qualify b/c it is not readily apparent that she is South Asian.

Jennifer Beals

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Anonymous wrote:I think the Jesus thing is saying he had "black" hair (as in the texture). But he kinda looked white. Therefore, racial ambiguity.

Christ people. Jesus was a Jew.

Well, he may have been a very dark jew. Racially more like an Ethiopian. Where do you think jews got their curly hair and broad features? For centuries they have been a nomadic tribe of merchants. Connect the dots.

Merchants? Um, could you give the support for that.

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Anonymous wrote:I think the Jesus thing is saying he had "black" hair (as in the texture). But he kinda looked white. Therefore, racial ambiguity.

Christ people. Jesus was a Jew.

Well, he may have been a very dark jew. Racially more like an Ethiopian. Where do you think jews got their curly hair and broad features? For centuries they have been a nomadic tribe of merchants. Connect the dots.

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Anonymous wrote:I think the Jesus thing is saying he had "black" hair (as in the texture). But he kinda looked white. Therefore, racial ambiguity.

What's black hair? Thanks to the raping of female slaves, black hair comes in all textures.

Sigh. There's diversity of hair textures in Africa, too, so the diversity is not all due to mixing between black slaves and white slaveowners.

Furthermore, while there's no one "black" hair type, it shouldn't be taboo to say that the hair texture of indigenous Africans is typically kinky-curly, and blacks throughout Africa and the diaspora tend to have kinky-curly to curly hair, with outliers who have wavy or straight hair.

Not really. See Sudan and genocide. The lighter skinned arabs are raping the southern women in an effort to eradicate the race there. The difference in hair textures is not only from white settlers in africa. Also see Somalia and Mali. Many tribes are migratory, hence the diversity of the gene pool.

Typical "black hair type" is tight curly. Own it. The mixtures are just that, mixtures.

Anonymous wrote:I think the Jesus thing is saying he had "black" hair (as in the texture). But he kinda looked white. Therefore, racial ambiguity.

Christ people. Jesus was a Jew.

Catherine Bell.

Sometimes in my opinion, mixed Asian-white kids can look more Latino. I know my own little hapa haole does.

Anonymous wrote:Op you need to rephrase you're question. Pp's are giving you black people that kinda look white? Do you really want ambiguous ? Someone who can look like anything?
My husband has been asked for directions in 3 seperate countries (Italy, Mexico, India)
He's AFA.
More surprise black people: Slash
Wentworth Miller, Carole Channing, Jesus (the whole hair of lambs wool gives it away)

Wtf is AFA?

Anonymous wrote:OP here, is Aishwarya Rai considered to be racially ambiguous?

Not to me, but maybe to others.

Jennifer Beals is another one that comes to mind for me.

Anonymous wrote:The Rock
George Clooney--what's up with the black pupils? Grandad was hittin' it.
my kids.

Clooney is supposedly Melungeon, which is a composite of Arab, European, Sub-Saharan, possibly Native American. A big ethnic group in Kentucky. Effort going on to trace DNA.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melungeon.

Images of racially ambiguous celebrities ...
http://www.google.com/search?tbm=isch&hl=en&source=hp&q=racially+ambiguous+celebrities&gbv=2&oq=racially+amb&aq=2&aqi=g4g-S6&aql=&gs_sm=1&gs_upl=73557l82316l1l89772l12l12l11l1l3l0l0l0ll0l0&gs_l=img.1.2.0l4j0i24l6.73557l82316l1l89772l12l12l11l1l3l0l0l0ll0l0.frgbld.&biw=768&bih=900&sei=midoT7uxOdS-gAfmic2yCQ

Catherine Zeta-jones. Looks part Asian, Hispanic...

OP here, is Aishwarya Rai considered to be racially ambiguous?

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Anonymous wrote:I think the Jesus thing is saying he had "black" hair (as in the texture). But he kinda looked white. Therefore, racial ambiguity.

What's black hair? Thanks to the raping of female slaves, black hair comes in all textures.

Sigh. There's diversity of hair textures in Africa, too, so the diversity is not all due to mixing between black slaves and white slaveowners.

Furthermore, while there's no one "black" hair type, it shouldn't be taboo to say that the hair texture of indigenous Africans is typically kinky-curly, and blacks throughout Africa and the diaspora tend to have kinky-curly to curly hair, with outliers who have wavy or straight hair.