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Definition of blackness[edit]

Zack's definition seems a little radical. According to the results of recent genetic testing, the average African American is 24% white. At 75%, they start checking "white" box on the form that asks about race. Some Latinos have up to 20% African genes and nationwide, about 3.5% of whites have African genes.