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Of course it is. The term Mulatto typically meant a person of a white and black parentage or of two Mulatto parents. And like Whites and Blacks, Mulattos tend to vary in appearance, facial features, and color tone of skin from darker to lighter.
Mulattos from different parts of the world have a diverse background of even more than just White and Black heritage. For example many Mulattos in the Caribbean often have a lot of Indigenous/Indian ancestry as well. Some Mulattos in throughout the Mediterranean may have Spanish, Moroccan, and Arabic blood. The Dominican Republic tends to have Mulattos of Spanish, black and Indian backgrounds. While the small Mulatto groups in Haiti will have French European and black heritage. It is in these areas such as the Dominican Republic that Mulattos can also descend from 2 Mulatto parents as well.
American Mulattos are some of the most interestingly diversed as they themselves tend to come from one White parent who might have Native-American or Asian heritage and one Black parent who are themselves 15-18 percent White. Some Multiracial Creole mulattos may be even more diverse than this!
Mulattos make up a big majority in nations such as the Dominican Republic (72% Mulatto), Cuba (51% Mulatto), Brazil (Nearly 40% Mulatto) and other parts of South America and the Caribbean.
Unfortunately Mulatto identity, especially in the U.S., has come under fire from many racist laws passed. (ie One drop rule, Racial Integrity Laws, etc, etc). This is a long standing crime as Mulattos have had their own culture, heroes, celebrities, and even communities at one point which were eradicated. In addition Mulattos have a noble tradition for they were known to even fight for both sides of the Civil War. Often they would also fight for other races such as the Whites in South Africa, Hispanics in Mexico, and blacks in the U.S.
Many people would use the scapegoat argument that they deny Mulatto race identity because the term Mulatto sounds "offensive". Ironically this opinion is often voiced by people who aren't even Mulattos. Plus these same opponents don't mind cattle branding Mulattos as black in accordance to old racist laws passed by the Klan and other racist groups.
It is because of little to none Mulatto representation in the U.S. that many people in North America and Europe remain oblivious to the Bi-racial Mulatto identity itself.
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What race is Bryton McClure?
Father is Black, Mother is White. "Mulatto"
What race was Toussaint L'Ouverture?
His mother was a creole and his father was an African slave, so he was a mulatto.
What skin color would the offspring of a mulatto and a white be?
the child could be any range of color. As a mulatto is of mixed race the child could come out either dark or light depending on which gene (dark or light) from the mulatto combines with the white gene.
If your father is white and your mother black you are a mulatto?
A mulatto is the child of one black parent and one white parent. It doesn't matter which parent is black or white. As long as one parent is black and one parent is white, then you are a mulatto.
What is 'mulatto' when translated from English to Italian?
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Can a malotto be African American and native American?
A Mulatto, according to Dr. Pilgrim of Ferris University, is an African American whose skin is so white that they do not know their own race. Logically, one could assume that someone who is both a Native American and an African American would be considered a Mulatto. However, the Mulatto is just a myth. They were always depicted as self-hating.
Did Justin Bieber ever dated a mulatto?
no, he did not date a mulatto
When was Il Mulatto created?
Il Mulatto was created in 1950.
What is a mulatto person?
A mulatto is the child of a black person and a white person.
Is mulatto a slur?
Yes, the term "mulatto" has been considered derogatory and offensive. It is a dated and racially charged term that is often associated with the historical classification of mixed-race individuals. It is recommended to use more respectful and inclusive language when referring to people of mixed racial backgrounds.
Was the 42nd US President's mother a mulatto?
No. Virginia Clinton Kelley (nee Cassidy) was never considered part-African American. However, this does not preclude the possibility that she may have had mixed racial heritage, from the days when many slaves, Indians, and whites in Arkansas had "mulatto" or mixed-race children.
How do you tell if a child is mulatto?
my 6th greatgrandfather was a mulatto, I'm a female, what pecentage am I?
