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 Originally Posted by Monty3038
Zebra?
Well, they are half-black and half-white.
lol, a zebra is more like an underscored donkey
and mulatto sounds like a bad version of italian coffee
bi-racial has a gay undertone
and mixed sounds like a can of nuts. Mixed with what? Pistachio? Almonds? Cashews?
I wonder when we as a people will start seeing past color and shit. And then, nomenclatures wouldn't be needed, in the same way porn would not be needed if you got at least 1 (but preferably any number more than 1 and less than 5) superhot and willing girlfriends.
Ahhh, who am I kidding, utopias don't exist, and the Swedish blue-eyed blondes who are more and more difficult to find in their natural habitats (which would be the Clubs) lately still pwn the shit out of pretty much any other kind of girl.
Now on to answer the question. In Spanish, "half black half white" people are reffered to as Moreno.
Moreno - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
From the first line of that article:
Moreno is Spanish, Portuguese for a tanned or brown-skinned person.
So there. The politically correct answer appears to be either "Tanned Person" or "Brown Skinned Person". I'd go with Brown Skinned Person, which appears to be totally harmless and inoffensive, and gets the job done. AFAIK, "Brown Skinned Person" was never used as a slur. Obviously, "Tanned Person" implies that the color goes away when you hide from the sun, which as we know does not happen in all cases.
On to the op
Originally Posted by boost
If a person has one black parent and one white parent, what is the preferred nomenclature?
Brown skinned mafaka. Or multiethnic.
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