I think this strikes to the heart of the issue here, the fact that identifying oneself as a particular race, even if it's in a positive light, is ultimately detrimental to the cause of ending racism. Why do 'White Power' and 'Black Power' have such radically different connotations; why might one cause a liberal to cringe while the other makes him raise his fist in sympathy? It isn't an
essential,
actual difference between the physical makeup of two groups of people, it's a cultural and economic difference, a
power differential which allows simple minds to crudely extend the analogy of the powerless along the lines of supposed visible differences.
Race identity is, in every substantive quality, nonsense. The term 'race' is so generic, so broadly applicable that any attempt to examine it in details drives off all possible import or meaning. Every living human can be traced, through their mitochondria, to a single female ancestor
(Estimates of how far back this requires us to go are usually in excess of 300,000 years, if you're curious). The differences between the most extreme of isolated populations is still nowhere near enough to prevent interbreeding, and such interbreeding will, within three or four generations in a single direction, produce offspring indistinguishable from the 'race' into which an individual might choose to marry. That's not a theory, it's a frequently demonstrated fact.
Race identity is the phrenology of the 20th (And perhaps 21st) century. Don't get caught up in it.

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