So does he. That's not it. He's just not white.
Oh, I'm not saying that means he's white! Just that I was neither startled to see a white guy playing his grandfather, nor would I be startled to see a black woman play his mother. (or for that matter, his father, depending on how his grandma was!)
Mostly I reheat them and eat the guts. The tortillas rarely survive in edible form.
Unwrap, heat the guts, and then toss the tortilla in (or rewrap) for the last 15 seconds or so.
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I don't get what his green eyes had to do with anything then.
she generally plays characters who date white guys, and her race is not commented upon. I think that means people think of her as white.
Is Eva Mendes white?
Is Eva Mendes white?
She's not anglo, but she's pretty much white, no? Separating race from ethnicity. (Which I was already talking about at work today, so it's in my head....)
I don't get what his green eyes had to do with anything then.
Makes it less surprising when they have a white guy play his grandfather.
I don't think it's that we're post racial so much as renegotiating race and racial identity. What would be your prefered way to describe race? (Not directing this comment at anyone in particular.)
What would be your prefered way to describe race?
Speaking just for myself, the way the person in question wants to describe it.
OMG, Anthony Weiner's sexts just made me laugh out loud (via the Daily Show).
Your query and ita's mention of Morena Baccarin remind me of a drama a few years ago--I was at a conference and they wanted to do some work around race, and asked all the "people of color" to stay in one room and the people who identified as white to go to another room. And a friend of mine who is Brazilian (but if you didn't know that, would assume is just white, and her accent is American) stayed in the PoC room and some people flipped out. It was interesting (not helped by the fact that that friend had at various times been not the most racially aware/sensitive).