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It's important to note true ancestry of individuals, and not impose racist ideology ( one drop rule ) to disregard ones heritage in favour of calling someone just black to further horrible ways of thinking from a bygone era known as the jim crow laws. Mixed race and other Mullato peoples should be proud of their full heritage, instead of being forced to assume an identity that is neither truthful or respectful.
I hope in the near future we can stop racist ideologies that can't seem to be shaken within society. And where one can be seen by truth and not lies.
Only people of African descent are subjected to these ideologies. All other groups and mixed people are called what they are, but if it's with black, these racist ideologies are invoked. 2607:FEA8:A660:741:38D2:9696:9CDA:39A9 (talk) 18:32, 31 March 2022 (UTC)[reply]
