pondwater, since you seem to be hung up on this thread: when you vehemently insist that Brian Flores is black and not multiracial for several pages, then spin on a dime and say actually, he's more white than black without losing a beat, it's crystal clear that you're just making up positions on the fly.
Why would I bother arguing with you further on this topic when you casually dismiss your entire premise and instantly make up a new one after I conclusively prove you wrong? You didn't know the first thing about the topic you were grandstanding on; for god's sake, you couldn't even figure out that a man named Brian Flores might not be 100% black!
Just accept your L and move on.
No, as stated I was wrong about Flores. After I realized my mistake I admitted I was wrong like a grown man. However, I notice that you still haven't addressed the inconsistencies in your stance.
You said that Flores, Obama, and Harris were black.
With 2 Honduran parents how does "black" apply to Flores? I guess technically he could be Black/Hispanic, but that would put him in the multiracial category. Obama and Harris are definitely multiracial. Why do you specifically pick the "black" label over "Hispanic","White", or "Indian"?
Seems to me that you're the one actually using skin tone to push the "black" label while discounting the other ethnicities involved.