Note that this issue is being approached from a Biological and Eugenic perspective, not merely social or civil. I will not ever consider somebody who is 100% Black or Arab or Indian to be an “Honorary White” in any capacity, because no matter how sound their character might be, they are still biologically incongruent and prone to producing dysgenic offspring.
However, we come across this question time and time again in our arguments. Marxists and other social thinkers will reduce biological or other physical realities down to mere social constructs as a means of discrediting a racial movement, or cite things for example like
“Italians and Irish weren’t considered White! Booyah!”
And though these criticisms are often childish deflections, it does raise a valid issue. How do we define ourselves? And who ought we to associate with?
If say for example, a person has 90% White Genetics, and 10% West Asian Genetics, should they be considered White? Is this dilemma altered if the 10% is South African instead of West Asian? Do we allow for these statistical anomalies, or make rules specifically regarding non pure-breeds?
(I think also of Lucy Thompsons description of the Wa’gas, who would take 75% Whites with them when they left Northern California. Could this be linked to the social and genetic decline of Whites in the ancient world?)
From a simple standpoint, somebody who is 50% White is thus measurably Less White than somebody who is 90-100% White, and should be considered as such.
Note also that a Eugenics perspective is designed to produce the most healthy outcomes for society and the individuals within it. You don’t have to be Tall or Healthy or 100% of anything to advocate for better more thoughtful reproductive strategies, and if we can perfect our own Eugenics protocol, then other groups whether White or of other Races might also be able to learn from this example and practice something similar themselves.
I imagine in the future with groups like RTTL and Orania popping up all over the place, people will have different consideration as to what genetics get included in their social makeup. Only time will tell which strategies are the most effective, but we can glean from the past what strategies might be better than others.
What consideration do you guys have in defining Ideal and Healthy reproductive Strategies?
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18258915/
See also:Higher rates of infertility among Multi-Ethnic individuals.
And, higher prevelance of stillbrith, low birth weight, premature birth, etc, amongst Interace race Couples.