Hurrah! for an expanded definition of who is part of the White race.

Are people of Black/White ancestry White? Yes, according to this inclusive definition of White. Even if they are dark skinned and look like what people used to say Black people look like, if they have any White ancestry what so ever, they can say they're White and be enthusiatically accepted into that race.

Hurrah for inclusiveness!

Are people of Native American/White ancestry White? Yes, according to this inclusive definition of White. Even if they are brown skinned and look like what people used to say Native Americans look like, if they have any White ancestry what so ever, they can say they're White and be enthusiatically accepted into that race.

Hurrah for inclusiveness!

Are people of Latino/White ancestry White? Yes, according to this inclusive definition of White. Even if they too are brown skinned and look like what people used to say Latinos/Latinas look like, if they have any White ancestry what so ever, they can say they're White and be enthusiatically accepted into that race.

Are people of Asian/White ancestry White? Yes, according to this inclusive definition of White. Even if they look like whatever people used to think Asians looked like {brown skin, yellow skin}, if they have any White ancestry what so ever, they can say they're White and be enthusiatically accepted into that race.

Hip Hip Hurrah for an expanded inclusive definition of who is White!