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I prefer mixed race, but even then, from a personal point of view, and this is from my family history, but I thought my Grandad Brian, my dad's dad, who was born around 1943, might have been mixed race somewhere down the line, because, long story short, HIS dad might not have been his dad. This thought wavers every now and again, as there were no African results on 23-and-me, but I never thought he was half "Black", anyway (for years, on this side of the pond, the common term was half-caste, presuming you are American or Canadian, me ol' mucker, heh-heh). The only background that came back was English, Welsh, Irish, and Eastern European... which, in case of the last one is a very broad term.I find "biracial/multiracial" (ANOTHER term I never heard in the 2000s and got shoehorned everywhere in the mid-2010s) way more racist than just saying "mixed". Especially when almost all self-proclaimed "biracials/multiracials" are niggermutts and/or "something-americans"
However, though, getting to my point, I looked up 'Illegitimate births during World War 2', and I kept getting, mostly, results for 'Britain's Brown Babies.'
It irritated me quite a bit, because I was like, fine, maybe somewhere along the line, I'm not strictly full-bore "White", but I'm pretty sure I don't have a Haitian Great-Grandpa from New Orleans etc.
My Great-Grandad could be owt from an Armenian Canadian, to a Yugoslavian (Croat/Serbian/Montenegran), to a Czechoslovakian, to an Australian Aboriginal, to a Tarara (a Victorian era people that still hang proudly onto their Croatian-Maori heritage), to a Crow (AKA. Apsaalooke. Medicine Joe Crow, who defeated a Nazi soldier, merely by disarming him, was one of 'em) Amerindian, to a Hindustani Afrikaaner, to a Hong Kongese/Shanghainese Scouser (Liverpudlian) etc./either or, but I doubt he's/he was "Black".
The Tarara thing? I already brought up on this thread:
What are Historical facts that humanize the past to you? - I think about Ancient food recipes a lot
Another tidbit, I'm gonna add, and, I know I mentioned him on a thread awhile back, but if anyone's interested in the feats of Medicine Joe, here's an article about him: https://www.smh.com.au/national/joe...of-bravery-against-nazis-20160410-go2ry0.html
...Alright, now I'm done with this sperg pit of a comment.
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