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Jean Ping, half-Gabonese, half-Chinese
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Could easily be pure AfricanOriginally Posted by Sojourner
Lou Jing, half-Afram, half-Chinese
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The Asian part is noticeable to me.
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Jean Ping, half-Gabonese, half-Chinese
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Half-black half-Korean singer Amerie. I think she looks good, though quite exotic
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Denyce Lawton. The same mix. Not bad either.
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Japanese/French Canadian girl looks hawt.
That's all my contribution to this thread.
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Wow, I always thought Amerie is just black or something. Now I can see the Asian part better.
Intriguing mixes.
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Kimora Lee, half-Korean, half-Afram
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I guess it depends very much on how black the parent is. Many African Americans have a significant European and Amerindian admixture.
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I agree most of tines the outcome isnt nice it ruins both races, most of times, there are exceptions though.
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