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This. And I think they would be seen as mixed race or exotic "natives"/"austrians", not ausländer or immigrants or "foreign".Originally Posted by noricum
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Some do, and they adopted that themselfes or mariah carrey wouldnt call herself black. She is maybe 30% black nearly quadroon or was that someone else?
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I think that mostly depends on the level of cultural adaption. I know a 25% black girl in rural austria who is seen as Austrian by all people I know.
Smeagol just did a few posts above.
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Dominicans might see it different, but obviously a quadroon that isn't recently from the Dominican Republic or Puerto Rico or whatever will see themselves as black and so will whites.
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Most quadroons probably wouldn't be seen as Black in my country. Someone like Barrack Obama would be seen as black though, even if he's a mulatto.
Mariah identifies as black but doesn't look black. People know she is biracial. When the woman started her career a lot thought she was white.
Barack even in the Dominican Republic is seen as negroid by many. He has purple lips and that's a trait we associate with black people. To me he looks like a griffe-leaning mulatto.
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No. However i do know of a Quadroon who looks stereotypically mulatto and was perceived as black in Russia but his siblings as white.
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Yes I know. Sometimes they come out resembling more the mulatto mother or father. It happens the other way around too.
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Well, most of us don't have a heck of a lot of experience with recent mixes. The fact that what we know as "black" includes up to 50% European blood doesn't mean much because it was absorbed centuries ago. But yes, we tend to associate people with their minority non-white admixture. It's a legacy of racism. And it's healthy for the preservation of the majority. Simple exclusivism. The fewer outside influences you allow in, the more you will preserve who you are.
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