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<blockquote data-quote="MrFedEx" data-source="post: 901491" data-attributes="member: 12508">Hmmm. I always thought that the individual gets to identify the ethnic group they belong to if they are mixed race. I have several mixed race friends, who all identify as black because that&#039;s how society identified them. Also, please explain how Cain is &quot;as black as one can get&quot;. Sounds like he&#039;s one of the &quot;good blacks&quot; that Anne Coulter talked about. I can&#039;t accept Cain because he&#039;s an idiot. It has nothing to do with race. Where did you get that one? Please produce a qualified black candidate who isn&#039;t spouting GOP crazy talk, and I&#039;ll happily endorse them (like Barack Obama).Interesting how you race experts do everything but call the President a half-breed. You skirt the edges, but you won&#039;t fully commit to the term. What difference does it make what race he is?Barack Obama...does that sound like a black name to you? As in a real African name?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MrFedEx, post: 901491, member: 12508"] Hmmm. I always thought that the [I]individual [/I]gets to identify the ethnic group they belong to if they are mixed race. I have several mixed race friends, who all identify as black because that's how society identified them. Also, please explain how Cain is "as black as one can get". Sounds like he's one of the "good blacks" that Anne Coulter talked about. I can't accept Cain because he's an idiot. It has nothing to do with race. Where did you get that one? Please produce a qualified black candidate who isn't spouting GOP crazy talk, and I'll happily endorse them (like Barack Obama). Interesting how you race experts do everything but call the President a half-breed. You skirt the edges, but you won't fully commit to the term. What difference does it make what race he is? Barack Obama...does that sound like a black name to you? As in a real African name? [/QUOTE]

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