I'm caucasion and my wife is asian, what race are my kids?
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They can be mixed, Caucasian or asian. Officially (like for schools) they can pretty much choose whichever they want. Just be consistent.
544333
Well, consider this; when a white and a Latino have children, they are considered Hispanic. When an Asian and a Hispanic have children, they are considered Hispanic. With all the interracial relationships, it's just a matter of time before everyone in the world is one color, brown.
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no such thing. even the asian kid with down syndrome had strait a's. im white though so i dont get strait a's.i get strait b's.
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Here's one by race and one by ancestry, hope this helps.
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Married with two kids
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It doenst matter to them and i wouldnt care what they'd think. Its my life - my choice.. not theirs, plus they can't say nothing because they had me and i am multiracial. \nI am korean, white (polish) and native american and my husband is black. \nWe have an absolutely beautiful daughter.. mix kids are the most beautiful ones.
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My son is biracial... I'm Italian, and his father is black.\n\nAs far as the issues we had as an interracial couple, we didn't really have any... our roommates were another interracial couple (black girl, white guy) and we found that when we'd go out together, people would automatically pair us up according to race.. we kept having to correct people! But once we corrected them, people were kind and not judgmental in the slightest.\n\nWhen I got pregnant, my straight-from-Italy grandparents were concerned at first because they thought our child would encounter a lot of prejudice, but once they saw that American culture has become more open-minded about interracial couples and children, they were pleased and excited (and everyone agrees that my son is absolutely adorable)\n\nI do run into the occasional (typically older) person that gives me odd, sidelong looks when I'm out with my son, but on the whole, I haven't encountered much weirdness... and this is Minnesota, home of the bland and mostly Caucasian!
732851
I thought they were South East Asian/Pacific Islander?
804334
A Filipino-Chinese here. xD
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I think it's fashion too.  Personally I would love to have goregous shiny thick Asian hair. Probably a bunch of them are racially mixed asian/caucasian like my husband and my daughter-in law. Just enjoy the diversity of life!
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I am a white man, US born, and grew up in the deep south.  That being said, I am of Welsh, Irish and German ancestry.  While some may consider that to be racially pure, I have never considered it.  My wife is 1/8 Cherokee, yet my son is Blond with blue eyes.  Who really cares?  What difference does it make?\nAs long as we dwell on matters such as this, we cannot move beyond them.
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I'm black and my husband is white.
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if you are 100% germanic then you are caucasian.\n\nI am too.  My fathers side came over in the 20s and my mothers family came as Hessian soldiers hired by the British during the revolution -- they escaped a POW camp (captured at Trenton) and loved it here so much they stayed.
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I am caucasian.  I have always wanted to be either African (in africa, perhaps in one of the indiginous tribes like the !Kung) or Chinese.
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I like Asian.  More contrasting in colors between hair and skin, more interesting.  Plus, Asian skin stays younger longer.
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There are Mongoloid Asians (Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Filipino, etc.) and there are Caucasoid Asians (Persians, Arabs, Indians, etc.). Skin color has absolutely nothing to do with race. The term "white" is not meant to be taken literally. Race is more about skull size and bone structure. By definition, Caucasian ("white") people are those whose ancestry originated in not only Europe but North Africa, the Middle East, South Asia as well as much of Central Asia.
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Sorry that you had to endure that. The truth is that not only Americans, but some amount of people from all cultures have these prejudices. And they even have these prejudices against people who have no say-so in who they are, for example if your parents happen to be of different races, these prejudiced people often are rude to the child who had nothing to do with their parents' decision to have children. The best thing to do is ignore them without being rude--you don't want to engage them in any fights. And remember that prejudice is based on ignorance, so you will more than likely not be able to reason with them. Ignore them and live your life. And best of luck to you and your wife.