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Sure, it’s the broad average, but looking into it further IMO still doesn’t make the Laing story plausible, if the Laings really were just ordinary Afrikaners.

In my first stage role I played the part of a man called Joseph who lived 2000 years ago and was a Jew, but I think I pulled it off rather well. We note that the engagement was extended. You seem to still be playing the role of a man.

 • a bunch of other stuff that would three pages to explain in a half-assed way. It is entirely possible that the combination of parent A and parent B, results in a significant chunk of DNA in the child that is 100% identical to parent A (or B) despite being ’50-50′, too. A large part of our genome is ‘non-coding’, too (as far as we can tell): it doesn’t determine how a protein is coded in the individual carrying the genome.

Btw, it’s kind of interesting how much more attractive Zendaya is than either of her parents. But I suppose maybe they were much better looking in their youth than one would guess from looking at them now.

But we must also seek to empower her and respect her as a Black woman, singularly. Just as her Blackness does not make her less Japanese, her Japanese-ness does not make her less Black.

The “passing for white” accusation has nothing to do with slavery. It is based on the presumption that true whites are racially pure and that the “taint” of “black blood” makes one unworthy of a white identity – regardless of the predominance of European ancestry. Notice that the attitude toward American Indian ancestry in whites is exactly the opposite. The film by the very white multiracial Brit Rebecca Hall is based on a 1929 novel by a light-brown half-Danish woman named Nella Larsen.

Knowing that the overwhelming response will be — for understandable reasons — that mom is a cheating whore? Yeah, sure, let’s go viral with that. The more likely response, as I see it, is that the kid in such a situation would be doused with every bleacher, lightener and hair straightener available to them — maybe until the skin and hair fell completely off, at which point the parents might well say “Actually, that works too. Mission accomplished.” Flight from white is a recent thing, and a reversal from what earlier generations went through.

I would guess that being a half white, half Asian female in modern America is going through the game of life on easy mode, but that’s not what high school seemed like to her (or to anybody).

There are other subplots as well, but the one about the mulatto daughter is the one everyone remembers.”

Also, we saw Maria Ewing perform Salome late in her career. My wife’s verdict was that she had gone too far past her sell-by date to be removing all the veils. The production had the stage lights killed within two seconds of the last click here to read veil dropping, so at least they didn’t linger.

Same here. Actually I first thought someone died, but then I remembered how many people here like to bring up trannies whenever possible. So I figured it was referencing the slang term for sufficiently looking like someone of the opposite sex.

Strangely offended, Kleeman casts these comments as surreal racial scrutiny, antithetical to Rebecca Hall’s project. Is there a 34-year-old still enmeshed in her own childhood, wedging it in where it doesn’t really fit?

But a lot of it is just plain social and political pressure, plus the leftist inclinations of many directors. To the extent that finances are the issue, it’s probably the government or other benefactors pressuring them to be more diverse. I suspect the only reason we don’t see more blacks than we already do is that the supply of good black actors just isn’t there.

Rashida Jones’ hair is a dead give away. Even with all her money, it’s way too stiff. So much so, that I think she wears a weave now.