I think I'm ...... white

[DGTD]

I'm having an identity crisis .....

my parents were both african american... but I have blonde hair =\

[Cruel_Angel]

Ah man. I feel ya, being white isn't the same as it used to be.

[DuDe1411]

is this going somewhere?

[Cruel_Angel]

Yeah the place where all bad threads go.

[Jucius Maximus]

Were you adopted?
Or is this just a trolling thread?

[CCCC3333]

http://z.about.com/d/animatedtv/1/0/z/q/gf_ubuntu.jpg

[riskit]

if you are a female and look like this I won't worry

http://www.poster.net/knowles-beyonce/knowles-beyonce-photo-beyonce-knowles-6226607.jpg

[Squiggles]

I like pie.

[najibs]

Get a Korusisan girlfriend, and that will make up for your bad genes.

[xpoint9]

that's more of an appearance issue than an identity issue. Also stop trolling.

[45ED]

A "black person" with blond hair is nothing new. For example, there are folks within the Vanuatu population that appear "black" but have blond hair. Rare, but it happens (http://www.flickr.com/photos/alarobyn/181160992/).

Then again, somewhere down either side of your family line (faaaar down, methinks), someone might have slept with someone else who had the gene for blonde hair. It is always possible that through the genetic lottery, the "blonde hair" gene from your mother and father resulted in giving you blonde hair. Bit of a stretch, I know.

Just think of the pros - it's easier for you to colour your hair than it is for someone with traditionally black (colour) hair. To effectively colour hair, one would have to lighten (bleach) their hair. You? No such. :)

[pitz]

There are lots of white africans around here. Don't always assume that an 'african american' has to be a negro. I believe even in Canada, that an african Canadian was recently granted refugee status because of discrimination against whites in South Africa.

BTW, Im asian...if that matters.

[45ED]

There are lots of white africans around here. Don't always assume that an 'african american' has to be a negro. I believe even in Canada, that an african Canadian was recently granted refugee status because of discrimination against whites in South Africa.

One of the first examples of African American in my mind, interestingly, is Charlize Theron.

That said, clarification might do some good here, OP. :)