[Man50D]

Note the term used for BO's/BS's father's race is "African". The problem for BO/BS is that the Department of Health,Education and Welfare used the term "Negro", not "African at the time BO/BS was born. Someone who could not stand the politically incorrect termed changed it to fit their ideology.

[parsifal]

Do you have any realistic proof of this assertion?

parsy, the curious

[TigersEye]

Nope, African is not a race and no one has ever used it to denote a race at any time in history.

[TigersEye]

The Kos COLB for 0bummer.

COLB of one of the Nordyke twins born the day after 0bummer.

[70th Division]

Did anyone archive the work done by some forensic guy on his COLB to show it was a forgery? I did but can’t find it. Thanks much.

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Note the term used for BO's/BS's father's race is "African". The problem for BO/BS is that the Department of Health,Education and Welfare used the term "Negro", not "African at the time BO/BS was born. Someone who could not stand the politically incorrect termed changed it to fit their ideology.

Possibly.

But birth certificates filled out for the parents' or child's benefit are different from official statistics submitted to higher health authorities.

Those official statistics would presumably have characterized Barack Sr. as Negro, but the birth certificate might just reflect the information the mother supplied.

In Hawaii where there were so many racial groups and classifications there was even more leeway about what a birth certificate might say than in the segregated states on the mainland.

So the fact that a document gives the father's race as "African" doesn't in itself make the document fraudulent.