White and black is a color not a race. So yes they would be white
African or Ebony is a race not a color and white and black are colors. So they would still be African, but they would be white.
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If a black person is born albino does that still make them black or does that make them white?
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They are still the ethnicity of their ancestors. Because so many black Americans don't know their ethnic background, they are collectively known as black, which is both a color and a distinct group of people. They would still be "ethnically black". But an African with albinism is Malawian and Albino, or Tanzanian and Albino, or may identify with their specific tribe.
In east Africa, albinos are thought to carry special powers and are often killed for their body parts or attacked.
I'm still paler than those albinos, js. They are very pretty btw♡ I know that my jet black cat (like the one above) mated with my greyish white Siamese cat and their babies may come out looking just like him even though she looks just like a panther:) So are they black cats? Their mom is.
I just got that cat gif online lol :3 I am not sure. That's cool your cats chose good spouses ^_^. And there are actually black albinos paler than you that wasn't really a good picture here. s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/.../...95804edbe2.jpg
Cat colors are not like human skin colors - it's actually pretty interesting how you can have two black cats make but they might have a bunch of tuxedo kittens and stuff. You can look up more about it online. It's really pretty interesting.
I used to take care of a very sweet tuxy boy. I have a very old Tortie lady cat named Monkey and she's very sick right now. I also have a big fat Orange Marmalade boy named Hamilton.
They'd be part of the black community since it's a matter of culture and less about color. The person might get mistake for a Caucasian, but once the speech patterns and background story come out they'll get the same treatment as any other black person. It's kinda sad, when you think about it. Race isn't about skin color. It's about the differences in behavior, speech patterns, ancestry, and wealth.
Do you really think so? That's actually a very good point you made. But I dont' know I am still not fully convinced I still think part of how your treated by racists is simply because of the color of your skin. Like they just find your skin color disgusting and unappealing so they decide to hate on it.
You'd think so, until you realize just what you expect a person of another race to act or look like. If you took a carbon copy of yourself and changed the skin color, that most likely wouldn't be enough to dislike the person. However, if they spoke a way that offended you, then it's another story. The right differences make a trend. That trend is a race
but then you'd be confusing them with the white Africans descendants of the colonists. Plus those are the connotations we use for races, so yes they're races. Africans is just an ethnicity there's jamaica, saint lucia, and the rest of the damned carribeean
They're still black. They're just black albino's. That's like asking if a light skinned black person is still black even though they have a tan like a Native American and not brown/dark brown skin like other people of African decent.
They're still black, because of their biological parents. It doesn't make them a different race. Just as tan white boys aren't latinx. They're white still.
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