Does any biracial people honestly consider themselves white?

Question

Biracial..Meaning white mixed with either asian or black..

Do you feel whites treat you the same when you are around them?

Answer 1

depends on which side of the family they are raised more with. ususally, it's the black side that is more accepting of the bi-racial child. AND THIS IS JUST A FACT. a sad fact, but true!!

Answer 2

I'm sorry but bi-racial does not mean just white mixed with either Asian or Black. I have blood from Mexico, South Africa, Italy, America (buh) and a ton of other countries. That's more than one race, but not Asian. Afica, yes, but obviously South Africans are white. But still, you can't ust narrow it down to two other races, there are tons. Though I don't believe in seperation through dividingpeople into races, but that's a different issue. Lol, =D

Answer 3

I'm biracial, and no, I don't personally consider myself to be white in the strictest sense of the word. I feel like I am not a part of white culture or white society.

Of course, I have no problem with admitting that I have Irish or French ancestry. I'm proud of these things and embrace them.

However, as I don't feel that I am looked at as white or treated as white, it's hard for me to say that I really know what it's like to be white so I don't identify that way.

Answer 4

Even though both of my parents are "black" same brown color, I am mixed as well. As long with everyone is an American. Americans dont know what they are, some might but they might just be making it up. I wonder everyday what I am african, white? So its not just hard for people with different colored parents its hard for people like me to. And biracial people, I know a couple they consider themselves what they want to be. Ether they say they are black, white, hispanic, asian, or just they say im ME!"

Answer 5

Most white people can't tell I'm mixed with black, just that I'm tanned but I personally think it's quite obvious. Some treat me like I'm one of them and I have to point out that I'm mixed. I DO NOT consider myself only white in any way.

Answer 6

Alot of them do who have the lighter skin color that can pass for white... but mostly in the corporate world. Also a few from the suburbs, but the ones who live in "the hood" or "the ghetto" that are raised with the "other race" learn to love who they are and are not afraid to be who they are.
~~~~~SAI~~~~~

Answer 7

I've noticed that most mixed (black and white) people consider themselves black, and most police catagorize them as black also.

I'm white, my sons father is mixed (black and white) so my son is a little mixed also. Skin color isn't a factor in the way I treat people.

Answer 8

I consider myself mixed race but sometimes I identify more with blacks and sometimes white

Answer 9

Pardon me, but bi-racial does not have to mean white and another ethnicity. It means people from any combination of various ethnicities having a child or children who are then equally sharing both ethnic backgrounds. I like to call these children the Beautiful Ones. They are often very attractive.

Answer 10

My brother in-law's father is black and his mother is half anglo and half french.
He conciders himself to be black. Identifies with blacks. We all get along fine but I know his black relatives are the ones he identifies with. ( most of his friends are mixed)