If a white man and black woman have a child together.?

Question

If a white man and black woman have a child together. Would the baby have a tendancy to be darker because the mother is black vs. a white woman and a black man? or does it matter?

Answer 1

Can you say "O-O-OREO"

Answer 2

Although the baby looking like a light skinned black person is more common. It is possible for the child to look white. I dont think the side the races come from matter, babies are suppose to get half of the genes from both mom and dad. Mariah carey looks more white, for example.

Answer 3

There is a higher probablity of the baby being a combo of both parents features meaning the would most likely be tannish or light brown. Then they have the 2nd highest chance of looking slightly like one parent (either you or your hubby). Then the smallest chance is of the child looking extremley similar to one parent.

SO it depends. Genetics are like the lotto...You never know. You could have a

Mariah: http://www.grabow.biz/images/mariah_carey.jpg
Beyonce: http://s04.imagehost.org/1496/Beyonce-Hairy.jpg
or
Halle: http://www.btvsobsessed.com/xmen/actors/halle/halle_images_0051.jpg

or even a

Oluchi(depending on your wifes shade): http://www.hellomagazine.com/fashion/specials/africanbeauties/fotos/oluchi5b.jpg

Answer 4

I wouldn't think it would matter. I knew a woman who was white and very pale and her husband was very dark black. They had two girls together and you would never know that they were sisters. The oldest was as black as her dad and the youngest was as white as her mother. It's really hard to tell with genetics!!!! Oh, and yes they were full sisters and have the DNA tests to prove it!!!!

Answer 5

of direction they're. fantastically because of the fact statistically, plenty extra Black women persons at the instant are picking bigger coaching and for this reason finally end up in artwork environments the place the useful adult men by utilising their sides take place to be (extra often than not) White.

Answer 6

It really wouldnt matter, because either way the black genes usually always turn out to be stronger than his/her partner whether its a male or female.

Answer 7

First of all I would never have a child with a white women but to answer your question ; If either parent has melanin like black people do the kid will have brown or dark brown skin automatically..

Answer 8

The genetic predisposition of the child is very difficult to determine. It will fall between regardless. I will say that it best to prepare for the child to have some of the best and worst from each. I dare say this child would be stunning both intellectually and aesthetically. My parents were of different racial backgrounds, and I am a very well-put-together combination of them.

Answer 9

it all has to do with the more dominate gene's. its just like the way the gender of a person is determined by chromosome.
ex - xx chromosome is a girl, xy chromosome is a boy.

Answer 10

I don't think it matters , they can pick up their mom features , or their dad's , usually they pick up both , just like two people of the same race

Answer 11

no doesnt matter either way I have cousins mixed this way and they are dark dark I also have a niece mixed and she looks white white so I wouldnt think it matters either way