All this time living in the U.S. I have never knew a person that happens to be half-indian(the india kind)/half-black. Have you ever knew such a person? Why do you think not if otherwise is the case?
Plenty of ways. Just put your mind to it. But I said not met, I said I never knew such a person. Ppl you will get to know is how you only would come to know such ppl in the type of person they are and all that jazz. Every person I get to know, I always get to know their race. Be by them telling me, or by I asking them and they answering. I don't see why you even chosen to use such the poor word called met. Met doesn't do knowing any real justice. I mean, if you met me it still wont mean you even know anything about me, correct?
The I am I call myself is the same I am you call yourself. Our humanity is common. Why do you cultivate the assignment of race?
I think you miss the point. It is my observation in things that will hand me over to being curious as to reasons for things I never knew. If you will call ppl common, then you youself get curious at things you come across or don't come across. Correct?
I understand your point. My question to you is why is it important to you to ascertain racial heritage? I have found myself curious, which is why I ask the question.
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Where I live, the Indian community is predominantly Sikh and they tend to segregate themselves slightly. You see few mixed marriages, but I know at least one couple that is East Indian and Aboriginal, and several that are East Indian and White.
If you saw all of the trouble Denzel had being accepted by the parents of this indian chick you wouldn’t ask Hotwater
