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Who's closer.. a Spaniard and a Brit, or a Spaniard and a Dominican?
What do you say?
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A Spaniard and a Brit, on average, as Dominicans are practically black.
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What type of Dominican?
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A common one.Originally Posted by Elbegast
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Brit and Spaniard they look similar to some extent and share Western European Atlantic genetics.
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"a common one", define please. mixed spaniard/black/amerindian? what %?
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Hard to say, but comparing Zoe Saldaña, Pilar López de Ayala and Leona Lewis, I'd say Dominicans and Brits are closer. :icon_cool:
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A Spanish-African mulatto or a quadroon or anything in between.
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I think there isnt a common dominican in terms of % black,spaniard or amerindian. But there is a mayority of dominating black %.
Edit: if that is the common one Clementina, I vote brit-spaniard.
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Common Dominicans;
The point of the question was that since Dominicans have Spanish ancestry and Brits do not, does that overrule the fact that Dominicans are for all intensive purposes black? Or no?
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