Am I still white? ?

Question

Is being 3 quarters white and 1 quarter black make me still white or am I classed as mixed? 

Answer 1

Well yes, you're mixed. 75% to 25%. That's still a mixture.

Answer 2

If you look conventional white, or nearly white, in your overall racial appearance

and do not acknowledge your racial makeup as being mixed race, or your close

nonwhite relatives as your biological relatives, you would usually be considered

only white. If you look similar to certain mixed race or original nonwhite subrace

and indicate you is genetically mixed, your racial identity would be mixed, which

include looking mostly mixed with white race and considerably mixed with lesser

amount of nonwhite race, especially when the nonwhite race is the black race. 

Answer 3

 Mixed if between quarter to 75% Mongoloid or Africanoid z

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Answer 4

octaroon same  as  Meghan Markle  as her mother has  white ancestors

Answer 5

there are no quarters in genetic reality.

Luck of the draw decided which genes for skincolour your halfblack parent passed on to you. maybe you are fully white, maybe you are as black as (s)he is

there is no calculating or predicting

Answer 6

Race is a social construct. Scientifically everyone is some kind of mix.

Ethnicity is cultural - it is determined by your personal cultural background. If you were raised white and identify as white, then you are white. 

Answer 7

You're mixed ...........

Answer 8

You are black obviously 

Identifying as black has so many advantages in the west today 

Answer 9

That's for you to decide. But also understand people may put you in a box different than what you perceive yourself as. 

Answer 10

When you look at your skin color, what do you see? 

I'm Arab (Lebanese) , but I'm pale as snow. Probably whiter than a white person.