> That's a rare career for ANY American, let alone a black one. I had to do an image search of him because until now, I didn't think of him as "black". He's ce

> That's a rare career for ANY American, let alone a black one. I had to do an image search of him because until now, I didn't think of him as "black". He's certainly mixed race, which would make him black and white. Is it usual in USA to call people black if they kinda look black? Edit: according to Wikipedia, his ancestry is mixed Scottish and African, parents immigrants from Jamaica. He was raised in South Bronx, so he's culturally black even if he doesn't look that black.