[PowderMonkey]

The only thing to focus on is the data field of his birth certificate, which lists his father’s race as “African.” The 21century PC brain-washed forger was unaware that in the early 1960s, all official documents would have listed the race as “Negro.” Game. Set. Match.

[hoosiermama]

Only in the countries whose judicial form evolved from their involvment with the Dutch Spice industry was a person from ethic Africa refers to as “Afrikan” on their birth certificate. Those countries include South Africa and Kenya. There were three designation: one for the Europeans , the second for those of mixed heritage and the third the indigenous people referred to as “Afrikans”

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The only thing to focus on is the data field of his birth certificate, which lists his father’s race as “African.” The 21century PC brain-washed forger was unaware that in the early 1960s, all official documents would have listed the race as “Negro.” Game. Set. Match.

Not necessarily. "Negro" would have been on the record sent to health authorities. What was printed on the birth certificate could conceivably vary, especially in Hawaii, where "Chinese," "Japanese," "Portuguese," or "Puerto Rican" appeared in census reports as "races."