Evan Ross and Ashlee Simpson

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...Rosss-son-Evan-takes-Ashlee-Simpson-town.html
 
I thought she was married??

Kid's allowance must be insane cause he's living like a baller but has no career to speak of.
 
I thought she was married??

Kid's allowance must be insane cause he's living like a baller but has no career to speak of.

Her and her rocker (ex)husband have been divorced for a few years now.

His late dad was like a billionaire..though he would have had to share the inheritance with 7 other half-siblings his dad fathered with other women. Mom ain't doing too bad either with her fortune, lol.
 
I would ask the question, how does he identify himself? I would think, that's the final answer.

I never read him commenting on it.He uses his mothers last name and while I haven't seen all of his acting work every role I have seen him in I recall him playing a clearly black character.
 
Nah he's biracial to say he's a black male would be imposing the one drop rule on him

So instead it's a 50/50 split. What's the percentage rule for this site? 100%? If that's the case everyone lighter than blue-black better bail now. Which will probably leave the site pretty sparse. Lol

By the way, who the hell is he?

I guess the problem is that 'whiteness' as defined in the US is the 'absence' of anything else in your ancestry. Latin and African cultures usually do a better job of making space in their cultures for greater heterogeneity. Asians and white Americans usually less so (but not always).
 
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So instead it's a 50/50 split. What's the percentage rule for this site? 100%? If that's the case everyone lighter than blue-black better bail now. Which will probably leave the site pretty sparse. Lol

By the way, who the hell is he?


I guess the problem is that 'whiteness' as defined in the US is the 'absence' of anything else in your ancestry. Latin and African cultures usually do a better job of making space in their cultures for greater heterogeneity. Asians and white Americans usually less so (but not always).

He's Diana Ross's son.
 
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