Oh, dude, let me break it down for you. Biologically speaking, if a white woman and a black man have a child together, there is a possibility that the child could inherit genetic traits that result in a darker skin tone. So, technically, yes, a white woman could give birth to a child with black skin. Genetics, man, they're wild.
no because white +black =mix child if you ever have any
A child born to a black woman and white man would typically be considered biracial or mixed race. This child would inherit genetic traits from both parents, resulting in a unique blend of characteristics that reflect their diverse heritage. It is important to recognize and embrace their multifaceted identity.
yes and they can also produce a totally white baby. However the children of that child will probably be mixed in colour because the child still inherits and passes on the genetic codes of it's parents.
Not in the Daniel Radcliffe movie (The Woman in Black, 2012). Liz White is the woman in black.
Do you mean "black" man or is "back" man some new slang
It was both but mostly white and some black people were against it because the white people would kill a black man or mabye woman if they were caught with a white man/woman
Someone might accuse a white woman of being a black woman online if she is trying to pretend to be someone she is not.
well it depends on how WHITE and BLACK the two people are, if the dad isn't that dark but the mom is pretty white it would most likely be a baby with a TINY bit dark skin but if the mom is really white and the dad is like pure black (im not rasist) then the baby will be in between. hope that helped! :)
Black one
No, she was a white woman.
Skin color is determined by the combination of genes from both parents. A black mother and white father can have a mixed-race child with a range of skin tones. However, a white mother and white father cannot have a black child because both parents lack the genes for producing darker skin pigmentation.