Throughout the world a
substantial number of people have mixed racial heritage, many are living in
repressive social systems and are placed in racial classifications that do
not represent their preferences. They were born into a biological mixture of
two or more of the three major root races (Negroid, Mongoloid, Caucasoid).
They also have off-springs that still have live in the societies that are
hostile to them. They too, now
have a multi-racial country where they will have friends.
In NuAmericas, mixed
race people who choose to are called Amegroid, "the New Native
Americans." They derived their name from the Continent of birth
“America”, sometimes referred to as the human melting pot. Amegroid come
in all hues and colors and are aware that they represent neither of the
three root races, even though they are the combination of them all. Others
who may qualify are persons who cannot trace their racial heritage beyond
the Continent of America.
Amegroid are
biological mixtures of two or more of the root races; however, a biological
qualification is not enough in itself to establish a race. There are other
characteristics that contribute to successful evolution of the Amegroid
race.
Cultural
Environment
The cultural
environment dictated the conditions under which a race can evolve. It help
Amegroid shape their character, behaviors, and a health or unhealthy
perceptions of themselves. Each of the three other root races evolved in an
environment separate from each other. Each reacted to natural systems in
separate ways that contribute to their uniqueness. They acquire knowledge
from natural systems and used it to help analyze their relationship to other
humans. Managing the social and cultural environment is a key element in the
evolution of a race.
The Amegroid race did
not began its evolution in an environment separate from other races. The
Negroid evolved in Africa, the Mongoloids evolved in Asia, and the Caucasoid
evolved in Europe. However, none of these race groups contain the total
conditions under which the new race could develop to its fullest potential.
The environment of Amegroid consists of many race groups, diversified life
styles and cultural expressions. Therefore, the socialization of the new
people is unlike the established pattern of other groups. The culture of
Amegroid reflects the way they, as human beings, have experienced their
environment. It reflects their human conditions and enhances their total
development.
Vital components that
contributed to the evolution of the root races were the natural environment,
the development of cultural attitudes, the shaping of philosophy, and the
establishment of religion. These components interconnected and form for them
a total way of life.
