How many "whites" in the U.S. have "black" ancestry? How many "blacks" have "white"?

What percentage of Hispanics in the U.S. are "white"? What percentage "black"?

What U.S. President showed the first movie in the White House? And what was the movie?

How many U.S. Presidents have voluntarily (without a crisis) confronted the huge difference between "white" and "black" life in America?

When Thomas Jefferson wrote "...all men are created equal" did he really mean"all white men"?

How many USA presidents owned slaves?

What is the average wealth of an AfrAmerican family as compared to a EurAmerican one?

What "race" would Barack Obama be in New Orleans in 1801? What about Michelle?

What world renowned anthropologist said "race" was "Man's most dangerous myth" 60 years ago?

What's the rigorous scientific standard by which a person's racial category was always determined in the USA?

Can't the difference between the success of different racial groups in the USA be explained by the difference in IQs?

Who was the slaveholder who freed all his slaves while Jefferson and Washington held theirs?

What ethnic groups, now called "white" weren't considered fully white when the USA was founded?

WHO SAID THAT...blacks "have no rights that a white man is bound to respect.".

This is the first of my periodic "WHO SAID THAT..." Quotes. I almost feel guilty - this first one is pretty easy. But they'll get tougher. I promise.

Where did the idea that "whites" are supreme come from? And how long has it been around?

This is tough one, partially because most of the sources for generally accepted information (in the USA at least) is written by people who would be identified as "white".

Also, who is considered "white" in the USA has varied from time to time. One book I read years ago, "How the Irish Became White" by Noel Ignatiev shows just how arbitrary and politically "correct" the whole idea of "race" always has been...and still is.

Please stay tuned.