Interesting IR/Multiracial/Mixed race resources

ronaldl79

ronaldl79

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I am burning the midnight oil here, gang. I cannot sleep. For some reason, I just feel empowered. I am happy at this moment. Anyway, I've been searching for new resources, and found some great stuff via these Wikipedia entries. There are several external links of interest, so be sure to take some time to explore them.

Wikipedia - Multiracial
Wikipedia - Interracial

Again, check out the "external links" and "references" sections of the above links.
 
ronaldl79 said:
I am burning the midnight oil here, gang. I cannot sleep. For some reason, I just feel empowered. I am happy at this moment. Anyway, I've been searching for new resources, and found some great stuff via these Wikipedia entries. There are several external links of interest, so be sure to take some time to explore them.

Wikipedia - Multiracial
Wikipedia - Interracial

Again, check out the "external links" and "references" sections of the above links.
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You're really takin' us to school with this one, man. I like it.



"Almighty god created the races white, black, yellow, malay, and red, and he placed them in seperate continents. The fact that he seperated the races shows that he did not intend for the races to mix."
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Any 2 cents on this quote from the 2nd link?
 
^^^I know your not asking me but...

Me thinks if God did not want us to mix, then the sperm and egg would not be compatible.
 
I'm happy to share. With regard to the quote, I didn't see that -- I was kinda skimming for links. My two cents is that religion is like politics: What they tell you isn't what they mean. Race, politics, religion, and other forms of social control are all related. :)

For the record, I'm not an atheist, but a spiritualist. :)

SardonicGenie said:
You're really takin' us to school with this one, man. I like it.

"Almighty god created the races white, black, yellow, malay, and red, and he placed them in seperate continents. The fact that he seperated the races shows that he did not intend for the races to mix."
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Any 2 cents on this quote from the 2nd link?
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