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**wowwieholmes** · 03-02-2010, 07:54 AM

I can tell you that my mother was born and raises in Bronx, Ny and she went to school with a entirely black and puero rican population. Never did she consider herself part of the black community nor did most puerto ricans. She even had several confrontations with african americans. To this day my mom's family claims no african heritage, only indian.

Not to be crass, but what do they say about your face's bottom half?

Is there anyone else in your mother's family who exhibits those, or any other "black", features?

03-02-2010, 07:54 AM	#35
wowwieholmes Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 516 Senior Member	I can tell you that my mother was born and raises in Bronx, Ny and she went to school with a entirely black and puero rican population. Never did she consider herself part of the black community nor did most puerto ricans. She even had several confrontations with african americans. To this day my mom's family claims no african heritage, only indian. Not to be crass, but what do they say about your face's bottom half? Is there anyone else in your mother's family who exhibits those, or any other "black", features?
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