Search Results: hispanics and asians

Remember folks, Occam's Razor: the shortest simplest answer with the fewest postulates is always the correct answer.

It's overwhelmingly Asian and European. Of course, Europeans constitute 63% to 72% of the population depending if you include white Hispanics, so they're expectedly overrepresented. Proportionally speaking, Asians only make up 5.4% of the population but are overwhelmingly represented. But Blacks and Mestizos make up a greater 12.7% and 18% of the population, respectively. Yet, they're severely under-represented. Why is this?

I remember in highschool in Los Angeles, during brunch and lunch, the Asian students had their own part of the school far away from us in the back where they wouldn't be seen. The White/Germanic students were also far away from us, and they would, sometimes, hang out with the Asian students. Black students hanged out by the stairs towards the gym, with the rest of the dumb jocks. Armenians all hanged out by the fountain. We, those of Hispanic culture, who made up the great majority of the school demographics, hanged out everywhere else. My particular group hanged out next to the Armenians, but we never interacted. Interestingly enough, other "Hispanics" never accepted me because even though we had the same culture, I was nerdy and looked more Armenian/Persian/Mediterranean than anything else, whereas they were of predominantly indigenous extract; I got along better with Armenians and Arabs. We even segregated ourselves at the lunch tables.

So not all people have or got African DNA.. and surely mulatto aren't the only MIXED-RACE people there are many other people with multiple RACES

Examples include:
Asian + Hispanic MIXED-RACE
Caucasian + Hispanic MIXED-RACE
Etc.