Individuals of mixed-race ancestry are more likely to identify themselves as if they have Asian ancestry, but individuals with ancestry are more likely to be assigned to a single race by others, regardless how they self-identify.

multiracial; african

Explanation:

The reason behind the fact that often times, mixed-race ancestry are more likely to identify themselves as MULTIRACIAL if they have Asian ancestry, is because, people of mixed race with Asian acenstry particularly Chinese, Japanese, Koreans, amongst others, have a disticnt facial look which always shows in their appearance regardless of whether they are still white or dark.

However, individuals with AFRICAN ancestry are more likely to be assigned to a single race by others, regardless how they self-identify, this is due to their dark complexion which is obviously shown in their appearance.

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