What Race am I?

Question

I am Half Greek 1/4 Italian and 1/4 Iranian. What am I?

If I just put mixed how do I look the same as someone half black half white?

Answer 1

actually, you are probably more then that,, as the greek side of your family most likely had other blood mixed in, somewhere down the line, and so did the others
in general,,,, i would say if you dont call yourself one thing, then you are mixed
as to looks,, you could take on traditional looks of any of them, or just look "international" as i think of it,,,,,,, which is one who could fall into different races, but doesnt look specifically like the stereotype of any one

Answer 2

You can be any race you want to be....

I usually tell people I'm half Polynesian but truth is I am less then half cause I've got a lot more Caucasian in me than Polynesian. I could just say I'm full Polynesian but I don't want to write off my mixed heritage all together.

So it's really up to you...almost everybody is mixed. Go with what you feel like and if that doesn't work do what I do and go with how the world looks at you....do they see a Greek, Italian or Iranian when looking and talking to you?

Answer 3

Greeks, Iranians, and Italians are all members of the white race. I can't understand how you can be anything but white.

Answer 4

It seems that you are of mixed NATIONALITIES that doesn't necessarily mean you are exactly the same as the countless other possibilities of mixed ethnicities. "Mixed" is not a race or ethnicity

Biologically there is no such thing as race. It is all based on skin color. It's simply a social construct.

So just be proud of your background.

Answer 5

Eurasian

Answer 6

A Greek-Italiano-Muslim

Answer 7

someone who is half black and half white is Mulato.

Some people who are half jamaican and half dominican (for example) say they are Carebean. Iran, Greece, and Italy, are in the same general area of the globe. Maybe you could say you are Mediteranian.

I don't think it is a race. But it is a classification.

Answer 8

Since most of your ethnicity is mediterranean, thast's why you look half black and half white. Depending on what you're filling out, you would most likely fill Caucasean or Mediteranean depending on what they have to fill out.

Answer 9

Concentrate on the country of your birth. While it is important to understand the heritage of your ancestors, your place of birth generally defines your nationality, not the place of your ancestors birth.

Answer 10

Human!