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To: James Seagrove who wrote (127160)	12/26/2016 11:16:29 PM
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JS, good info. If you take a Couple Number 1 Black-White. The grand parents Son or daughter is a Mulato. Have distinct black characteristics. Like my boy Manuel Willis Say this Mulato marry a white person. His or her descendant has little prominent black characteristics in this grand child of the couple number 1. He or she, again, marries a white person. Great Grand child is white. Light colored eyes. Light skin. straight hair. You can not say it has a black ancestor. One need to do a DNA test to discern the black genes Ok, I have the benefit of growing up in Brazil and having witness African mixes of races to be in a better position to perceive that. Not sure you are interested in this kind of stuff but if is, you could read US educated Gilberto Freyre. en.wikipedia.org I only understood Brazil, for real, after reading him. The 'official history' they taught my generation at school, was what I can say a kind of "white history" Gilerto Freyre explained the black component that made Brazil and Brazilians.