What race are you ? Your mother's or father's ??? I mean,if you are biracial ???

Answer 1

My mom is Latino/White/Black (she was born in Trinidad). My father is Afro-Caribbean/Black (he was born in Guyana).

Answer 2

First, you are a member of the human race, homo sapiens (although the sapiens part doesn't fit lots of folks very well).

If you are biracial, you are not, I suppose, a neat fit in any of the racial subgroups that are given recognition. You would be considered "mixed race" by some, not being wholly one or the other. My grandchildren are that, more or less. Caucasian, Mexican-American, and Puerto Rican. They have native american (probably Nahuatl) from the Mexican side, along with Basque (a caucasoid group) from their Mexican conqueror side, Irish and German (Austrian/Swiss) and English from their Caucasian grandfather (plus other mongrel groups that developed into German, Irish and English), native american from Puerto Rico (don't know the tribal breakdown) plus Spanish (caucasoid) from the Spanish conqueror side.

A lovely blend in my opinion.

But mixing of racial and ethnic groups has gone on for so many millenia that there is probably no such thing as a truly "pure" racial group, so I think you can claim any ethnic group you can relate to.

Answer 3

Hello
It took to make each of us, and so on and so on... Yes yes I know the government trays to throw in the one drop theory well let me see that's because Tom Jefferson had his thing on the side
so then it was written in the constitution (an established law or custom, the physical makeup of the individual, appearance etc...is 1/16Th of African blood that's what you are, NO if it goes for one then it goes for all. You are just that biracial. Be proud of who you and embrace all of your heritages. They like to try to tell us who we are they don't know you like that You have the best of both worlds.
Take Care

Answer 4

Well none of my parents and half sisters are biracial they are quadroons. My mom is 3/4 black and 1/4 panamanian, my dad is 3/4 black and 1/4 Indian, and my half sisters are 3/4 black and 1/4 Japanese.

Answer 5

I'm of mixed race ( in other words both of my Mother's and Father's racial background ) , my Mom's Caucasian/White ( Russian/Hebrew ) and my Dad's Black ( African/Portuguese or African/Latino )

Answer 6

Does German & Swedish count? They are different cultures, afterall. My daughter's a mix of that & Italian. Which is also another totally different culture. My daughter's fiance is Spanish, Italian & French. What does that make him? My god-daughter is half african-american & we don't know what my cousin is because she was adopted. My man was adopted. Have I made my point yet?

Answer 7

You are biracial. You a half whatever, and a half whatever. Be proud of both sides of you - you have two cultures to soak up (and possibly more)! :)

Answer 8

my mother is south pacific islander, and mixed from the island that she is from. my father is irish, bohemian, and french canadian. i haven't really picked a side i associate myself with both because I am a multicutural person not just one side. all my ethnicitys make me who i am.

Answer 9

I am of multi racial Cherokee Indian, German and Hillbilly

Answer 10

i am bi racial and i was raised by my black side the other side wanted nuthin to do with a n'ger baby so i believe its who u were raised up with ,, now if youj were raised with both than it really doesnt matter i guess dont know i feel if you are half black you ARE black and you better not deny it!!!