The child is biracial or multiracial. It would be silly to suggest that the product of two races mixing would be one of those two races and not the other. Forget anything you've heard about "race passing from the mother." That is obviously not accurate. There are many famous people who have a black father and a white mother. Barack Obama, Tim Duncan, the rapper Drake, Alicia Keys, Halle Berry and many others. Commonly, these people are referred to as black, but that is only one half of their ancestry.
Realistically, they are neither black nor white; they are both. In practice, unless they have especially light skin or ambiguous features, they will probably be considered black by society. Mariah Carey has a black father and a white mother, but she is almost never considered black.
Not responding to previous answers, but the child is neither Caucasian nor negro (this is a proper ethnic term, and we are speaking properly here). Historically, the Spanish developed a language for dealing with mixed racial types they encountered while conquering the New World. A child by this language would be Mulatto (rooted in Spanish, Portuguese, Latin and Arabic) and literally means mixed. Likewise, a child with one "all" white, or "all" black parent, and mulatto parent would be a quadroon (rooted in Spanish, Portuguese, and Latin), and literally means quarter, and so on.
This form of discriminatory thinking is referred to as colorism. It persists simply because people are not aware that they have better to do with their time than slap labels on people. When you get down to the root of the matter, what is the point? Does the child of a mixed couple not win some how? Are they somehow disadvantaged? The answer is a qualified yes. Yes, if they give in to the stereotyping of others. Yes, if their parents and family do to. Yes, if they do not realize their individual potential that has absolutely nothing to do with their racial make up, other than how they let it affect them personally.
Think about this for a moment: the great singer Lena Horn, was of African descent, yet she was light skinned enough to have been confused at times for a Caucasian. I do not believe I have ever encountered any reference she ever made, any discussion she ever allowed herself to be dragged into regarding her race. She was a beautiful woman, with a hypnotic voice.
Opinion #3. The answer to the question can be biological or social. Biologically, the child inherits 50% if its genes from each parent. So it is 50% white and 50% black. Skin color would be brown or light brown. Socially, are you black, white or somewhere inbetween? This may depend on the exact society where the question is put. What would be true in parts of the U.S. would not be cosidered true in some parts of Europe. Socially, the child is a native of the country where it is born and brought up. Thus, it will reflects the beliefs and values of that place.
Half white, or half black depending on how you look at it.
As for the color of the skin, it can vary greatly from looking almost entirely Caucasian, to almost entirely African American.
Because the black gene is dominant, the child would be considered black even if very light skinned.
The baby's race is determined by the Mother therefor the baby's race can be identified as Black according to the Federal Government, Standards of Race and Ethnicity, 1989.
The Human Race. Well the child would not be one race but two and because the dad was black the child would be mostly black and act black and have Hawian tan, but not to Hawian.
Depending on the appearance, could be black, white, biracial, or "mixed race".
Most "black" people in the US are mixed race, but considered black by our culture.
Depending on the appearance, could be black, white, biracial, or "mixed race".
Most "black" people in the US are mixed race, but considered black by our culture.
Mixed race.
sometimes referred to as 'mulatto', although this is often seen as a derogatory term and can be offensive.
not black
Slim to none. But if you're that worried about something as trivial as what color your baby will turn out perhaps you shouldn't even be marrying this person.
There are many possibilities, but two things are certain: at least one parent must be type A or AB, and at least one parent must be Rh + A child with blood type A+ can have the following combinations of parents: Mother A+, Father A+ Mother A+, Father A- Mother A-, Father A+ Mother A+, Father B+ Mother A+, Father B- Mother A-, Father B+ Mother A+, Father AB+ Mother A+, Father AB- Mother A-, Father AB+ Mother A+, Father O+ Mother A+, Father O- Mother A-, Father O+ Mother B+, Father A+ Mother B+, Father A- Mother B-, Father A+ Mother B+, Father AB+ Mother B+, Father AB- Mother B-, Father AB+ Mother AB+, Father A+ Mother AB+, Father A- Mother AB-, Father A+ Mother AB+, Father B+ Mother AB+, Father B- Mother AB-, Father B+ Mother AB+, Father AB+ Mother AB+, Father AB- Mother AB-, Father AB+ Mother AB+, Father O+ Mother AB+, Father O- Mother AB-, Father O+ Mother O+, Father A+ Mother O+, Father A- Mother O-, Father A+ Mother O+, Father AB+ Mother O+, Father AB- Mother O-, Father AB+
by asking the mother of the baby
The baby can be born with either. My father is Type A and my mother is O. I'm A, and my brother is O. It is possible that it will complicate the pregnancy though. The baby can be born with either. My father is Type A and my mother is O. I'm A, and my brother is O. It is possible that it will complicate the pregnancy though.
No, but if the mother was using during pregnancy the baby will be addicted to cocaine. If the mother is still using and breastfeeding she is also giving her baby drugs. This is child abuse.
They will be both...clearly.
The baby may come like his mother or father depending on how strong the genes are .. or a bit of both.
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yes
if the father is black or white then the kids would be the same regardless of appearance
if mother has black and the father has red it will probally be brown
Depends on individual cases, their children are likely to be more white than black, at in skin complexion, but genes play a more important role there.
Black an white
well if the baby is mixed(usually a brownish color) then it has a black daddy but if it is white then it has a white daddy
A VERY VERY BLACK baby
when you meet with a grow up all way tamagotchi v3 or v4 not a v4.5 or v5 then it will turn black and then the mother will have the babys and the father will get the other baby and by the way the mother will have twins so the mother will get a baby and the father will get a baby
Slim to none. But if you're that worried about something as trivial as what color your baby will turn out perhaps you shouldn't even be marrying this person.