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lollie posted: 25 Oct at 1:04 pm
All people have a mixed race in them. No1 is completely american/australian/ or philipino. If a caucasian person has a child with a philipino person the child will mostly look like the philipino parent because the gene is usually stronger. So the child will most likely be labelled as a philipino. But the child wont be any more philipino than he/she is caucasian. I wouldnt worry about how the world views your marriage, you should have equal rights as anyone else. These days everybody is getting married no matter what race, colour, sexuality they are.
ALing BaKekAng posted: 28 Oct at 8:47 pm
Is it true that if a Caucasian has children with a Filipina that the children will be considered Filipino?
Has that been a problem in any of the relationships that you have observed this *********** marriage?
—> by then, you already know what ..DUAL CITIZENSHIP is…
practically it depends on where the children are born…for example…if a child is born in the US he/she will be automatically considered as american citizen eventhough his/her family is not american, that’s what you call JUS SOLIS code of citizenship!
now in the Philippines…it follows the SANGUINIS citizenship code or the blood relations…lets say,…a caucasian man and a filipina bears a child in the philippines…automatically…the child will be of mestizong filipino…because his/her mom is filipina after all
Phoenix posted: 31 Oct at 10:20 am
Not necessarily. I am a Filipina and my husband is from Europe so our offspring will be called Eurasian not Filipino.
If our child will be born in the U.S. then the child is an American by birth but would still be Eurasian by origin.
Marrying your own kind and being inter-racially married doesn’t hold any assurance of having no difficulties but, I believe that respect and compromise are the key factors for a well foundation in marriage.
How others perceive’s if either your married to your own kind is their prerogative as well as yours.
Aref H4 posted: 03 Nov at 10:34 am
Answer to Main Question: Yes. Especially if the Caucasian was already a Filipino to begin with.
Secondary Answers to Secondary Questions:
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1. Observed any inter-racial marriage problems? Yes. In the film “1492″, or something fourteen nineties, about Columbus, the white conquistadores he left there got all wiped out. They must have tried inter-breeding, and failed.
2. He is viewed from all sides. Front view, from behind, side view. etc.
3. Negative. He is the same viewed from a black and white angle, as in a color slide.