u/Ok_Log_2545

Saw a funny video by a blasian guy called ryanalexh, he and another blasian met 2 waisians and they talked about their countries as if named after their mix, what would yours be like?

context:

Basically the blasians and waisians were talking about how things were in their respective lands, and the blasians said it was good but it cut to a tiger woods scandal, then the waisians said they were chillin.

Then the waisians had something going on with 2 chicks I didn’t know, who were doing something I can only assume was supposed to be scandalous like the tiger woods DUI example they used

so I wanted to expand on that and have a little fun with it

Mine would be the Blaxican Civilization state

National food: depends on which part of the country you’re in, probably plantains more south you go

Geographical location: Borders the mediterranean

Ambassadors: Trained mystics with ancient knowledge of the land and the first people, who doesn’t love magic tricks to nail down some trade deals right? Dinner and a show?

Scandals: Over fishing in the Mediterranean, and people showing up to work drunk because they are always partying and abusing Waymos

Security: The Blaxican alpha and omega units

alpha units are mostly mystics, the omegas are both, and our government gave them all super-serums so they can handle themselves in small numbers so we don’t have to overextend on the defense budget too much

National Holidays:

Unity week, basically everyone gives each other food, and goes to random houses where everyone’s door is open and you can sample food from anyone’s house you can get to, sort of like halloween

This week is subsidized by the government

Higher Omega Presence this day, just incase

Pax Mezcla: 4 day weekend for the people who immigrated to Blaxican state, their history is focused on for a day, and they cook their food of origin

Blaxicans also show up to their house with wine and ancient dishes, because those who immigrated are hosting most of this, the bulk of the supplies and food are tax write offs

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u/Ok_Log_2545 — 3 days ago

What are some of the things or funny stereotypes about your mixes that you appreciate?

Blaxican here

From the black side, I love the black energy my family has, where laughs aren’t just laughs but they are summoning forces from beyond the grave

there really is something about black laughter that they put their body and soul into, I have it too

From the Mexican side, I love that people make that stereotype about mexicans who party with their elementary school aged kids on a Tuesday until like 4am, those were the best

youll hear “en un rato” when it’s time to go, and then 4 hours later someone’s uncle shows up with beers and they tell the kids to play in a bouncy house or something

I’m sure there is some overlap with these, but go ahead

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u/Ok_Log_2545 — 3 days ago

Since more and more people being born are mixed, and some of those people are straight down the middle or belonging to a few groups, which creates in a way, cultural pulls in multiple directions

where do you see mixed people in 1 or 2 decades when it comes to politics or power or categories in society

This is not saying I want mixed people to take over or something, I’m actually asking, because, even on paperwork forms, I don’t see a biracial or mixed option, and if it’s not there yet, and mixed people are going to increase drastically, then I’d imagine that something as simple as a “biracial” option on paperwork would also reflect objectively recognized changes that there is a “newer” category of people who don’t just Identify as Latino or African America or Asian or something

Not sure what I’m asking with this question, but take it how you will

what kind of presence do you think the amount of mixed people we’ll likely have in 2 decades will have?

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u/Ok_Log_2545 — 16 days ago

As mixed people, I think we tend to dig into our history or lineage more than other people, not everyone, but some

I’m not sure why, but my guess would be that since our racial identity is already in a gray area, we go looking a little harder or something, not too sure

But for those of you who have, have you discovered Jewish ancestry?

I’ve been digging into my family's history and traditions etc, and I’m starting to have some suspicions

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u/Ok_Log_2545 — 18 days ago

My feeling comes from the way I think mixed people vs single race people are raised

Monorace people grow up with that single race’s point of view, traditions, ways of doing this etc, so they may question things less

And not that I’m calling mixed people “unstable“ but I do think growing up mono racial culturally, with a pre-set specific tribe and set of beliefs etc can make things more generally structured, because it provides a single obvious direction

I also think mixed race kids may not fully identify with their parents identity who may be single race each or just by default, less mixed than their kids, so that also may prompt more lineage exploration

This is NOT me saying “woe is me, Im mixed it was terrible because I was confused“, not at all, being mixed (50/50) blaxican made me stand out and was a conversation starter or way of people wanting to know me

The part where I think drives mixed people to explore their history in a different way than monoracial people is because mixed people may tend to get the “you’re not one of us” type energy from monoracial looking people or the ones who are actually of a single race, because even if there are 2 people who look close enough but aren’t 100% the same race, I think they may tend be more cool with eachother At some level, based on how humans congregate

This isn’t true 100% of the time, but I think more than the opposite, also, from a global perspective

I think each chunk of continent has its corresponding looks generally, Africa from the south to central may be darker, then North Africa is lighter ish, then the Mediterranean is creamy ish, like Me, then Central Europe is more whiter looking, then east asia to Japan has the asian hue

this is not a perfect global description , just my estimation

so the thing is, it seems like when you look at all these points on a globe, the colors eventually change into the other color from point to point, but it changes color gradually, as the positions mix, like a color spectrum on a global scale

All this is to say, the world follows a pattern of how people look, but it doesn’t carry just the look, it carries a culture too

So when mixed people are growing up figuring out why they may feel a little different than the bulk of the groups they’re made of, it may prompt a look into history, seeing global migration trends, then seeing at what point in the globe, your dna points intersect, and maybe how your life or culture mirrors the people who lived in the region at the time, or something like that

Idk if this Post was insane or not

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u/Ok_Log_2545 — 26 days ago