At what point do you no longer consider a person Bi or Multiracial?
For reference this is how you're broken down generation after generation
Your parent 1/2=50%
Your Grand parent1/4=25%
Your Great grandparent 1/8=12.5%
Your Great Great grandparent 1/16=6.25%
and of course these numbers change if say you had; for example 2/16 or more of a given ethnic-lineage.
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lol my white ancestors are long gone in my blood but i still have their features as well as my amerindian ones, idk if i have black/asian blood i wouldn't be surprised, what i would be surprised is if i'm no "longer" multiracial i mean, if you're no longer multiracial what are you? you're not exactly Monoracial or bir. lmfao.
Multi means more then one, yes? Anyone who is "bi", "tri" or "quad" racial is "multiracial"
But for lineage? I think anything after 1/8th is basically diluted for the most part. I mean rarely do you see 1/16ths appear in someones phenotype (race is JUST phentypes remember that)
When I no care or cant tell to begin with