actually, no, it doesn’t. having two parents of a different race simply means you are ‘first generation’ biracial.

you are technically still be bi-/multiracial in later generations, no matter what its common practice to call it. or do you think one or the other of the races simply ‘evaporates’ over time?

yes, i know that in the usa you are ‘called’ black even if you are 99% white and 1% black. but being called that - esp. by someone with a racist (jim crow) not-so-hidden agenda - don’t necessarily make it scientifically so.

as shakespeare famously said, “A rose by any other name would smell as sweet.”

People are born and raised with this illusion around “race”. Many people (especially in the US of A) limit themselves to what they can do based on their thinking of “race”. That is a slave mentality - a SICKNESS! All of you that have subscribe to this line of thinking have been fooled by the very people that want you separated to keep them in power over you. There is no such thing as “race” when it comes to humans! We are not animals, and so this concept (race) of animal husbandry and breeding does not belong to us humans!
Genetically speaking, we did all come from one family. We all originated in Africa and at one time we were all dark skinned due to the climate in Africa. It’s all just a little melanin production, and that’s the only difference you can build your sick illusion called “race” on, because more than 99.9% of human DNA sequences are the same in every person - that’s extremely homogenous compared to other species! I guess you are stuck in the past, where people (in the US of A) were categorized via the “brown paper bag test” or the “one drop rule” and segregated into man-made racial categories like “black” and “white”… You are brainwashed if you believe someone can be 25%, 50%, 75% or 100% “black”/”white”, because no human being is real “black” or “white”… not physically, nor on the level of genetics!

But it’s not really your fault though, your ignorance, it is your parents and your pastor and everybody that thinks “race” is important. It is only important socially… “race” is a game played by people who believe they are better than other people because a small variation of skin color. “Black”, “White” or “Asian” are disgusting labels made by evil people! We shouldn’t throw ourselves under a label that was set up to create division/segregation or so called “racism”! That’s old eurocentric propaganda - pure ignorance and discrimination - mental poison! Who is “black” and who isn’t - who is “white” and who isn’t? It leads us to a systematic opression of “minorities” based on optical attributes or differences and to a socially/politically constructed concept to fit people into a classification system - only for the purpose of excluding certain groups! This type of thinking divide people from each other, and that’s exactly what the so called “Elite” want. Divide and conquer at the cost of “minorities”! It makes all the wrong people strong (those who profit by the mistakes of fools). It will also lead to a massive segregation and division between or within the minorities itself… based on skin color for example: “Who is better - the one with the lighter complexion or the one with the darker complexion? Who belongs to us, who is “black” enough and who isn’t?” Please take a look at the devastating state of the so-called “black” communities in the US of A! It’s not their own fault, because they were forced by the system to act or react like that, but anyone who believe, use or accept that man-made concept called “race” is responsible for passing on this mental poison from one generation to the next… I think I made my point clear.

And Terrance - I don’t think he’s very comfortable being considered ‘black’ and is very much comfortable being considered ‘biracial.’ I have some personal issues with that but that all goes back to the preference of what ones wants to be called and classified as - and that it may be different than what I want to call people and classify them as. But it’s all black to me so whatever.

Terrance best role was what he played ‘The Best Man.’ But he’s got range. I like him as an actor.