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Like Father, Like Son *LINK*

Woods: I’m perceived as black in the United States. But genetically, I am one-fourth Chinese, one-fourth white, one-fourth American Indian and one-fourth black. But I am black in the United States. I don’t have a drop of Italian blood in me or I’d be Italian — no, I wouldn’t, not in the United States. Only if it’s a black drop*. THAT'S THE FIRST PROBLEM I HAD. AND TIGER HAS THE SAME PROBLEM. He’s perceived as black in the United States. In Thailand, he’s perceived as Thai. In his mother’s country, he’s a Thai."

I wonder what Earl's 1st wife looks like, and are Tiger's half-siblings also Cablinasian?

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Tiger returned to his father's......."blackness" *LINK*
Where is his CABLASIAN Nation? *NM*
Like Father, Like Son *LINK*
sounds a lot like.... *NM* *LINK*
If you have a hearing/perception problem
Comfortable in my own skin
Re: Comfortable in my own skin *LINK*
Comfortable in his own skin *LINK*
Re: Comfortable in my own skin *LINK*
Re: If you have a hearing/perception problem *LINK*
Well what is BLACKNESS?


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