I used that as a historical milestone regarding segregration and the Civil rights movement. Before that period Blacks from white & Black unions were Black now biracial is creeping in the vocabulary as though it is a new social class.


>Y did THAT, of all things, change your mind? & SURELY U
>weren't there, right? I'm not following here...
>
>>>I would agree with you before the March on Washington. But
>>not now I question that, take a look at South Africa with
>the
>>coloreds or Haiti with the so-called mulatoo class.
>Remember
>>the the Creoles of Louisana were products of union between
>>French & Spanish men and Black females(mostly so-called
>>mulatoos and quadroos). This group consider it self
>superior
>>to their Black mothers and the Black community in general.
>>The African community lacks nationhood and power, there are
>>many examples where the children of the a biracial union
>among
>>conquered people either sided with the conquerors blood line
>>or though themselves better than their mother people.
>