What is White?

This is a great question. The answer will vary from person to person. I have crystallized my own method of determining who is White and who is not. Here are the details.

The Maternal and Paternal Line Rule

If you're 3/4 White, 1/4 non-White and a female who's mother's mother is non-White, you're NOT White

If you're 3/4 White, 1/4 non-White and a male who's father's father is non-white, you're NOT White.

If you're 3/4 White, 1/4 non-White and a male who's mother's mother is non-white, or a female who's father's father is non-white, it goes on a case by case basis.

If you're 1/8th non-white, and 7/8th White, in most cases you're White. The exceptions to this would be a male who's great grandfather along the direct paternal line was non-white, or a female who's great grandmother along the direct maternal line was non-white. In fact a female who is 1/16th, 1/32nd or 1/64th non-White along the direct maternal line may still be considered mixed. However, their male children would be considered White. The same applies to males who are 1/16th, 1/32nd or 1/64 non-White along the direct paternal line. However, their female children would be considered White 

The rules set fourth for 1/4 and 1/8th non-white people, in many cases, do NOT apply if the non-white ancestor is Black. This because the Black genome is so radically different from the White genome.

If you're a 1/2 White, 1/2 non-white, and a male with a non-white mother and a White father, you're mixed.

If you're a 1/2 White, 1/2 non-white, and a male with a non-white father and a White mother, you're completely NON-WHITE.

If you're a 1/2 White, 1/2 non-white, and a female with a non-white father and a White mother, you're mixed.

If you're a 1/2 White, 1/2 non-white, and a female with a non-white mother and a White father, you're completely NON-WHITE.

Why the Emphasis on Maternal and Paternal lines?

The reason I put emphasis on direct maternal and paternal lines is because of mtDNA and Y chromosomes. A person's mtDNA is only passed from mother to child. Y chromosomes are only passed from father to child. Women can only pass on their mtDNA. Men can only pass on their Y chromosome. Y chromosomes and mtDNA are carried on for countless generations. I prefer that mtDNA and Y chromosomes are consistent with the race that the individual appears to be.

Why so Liberal?

A common view in the White Nationalist community regarding the question of "who is White?" is the 1/16th rule. Given the large percentage of 1/4 and 1/8th non-whites that we have today, is the 1/16th rule reasonable under these conditions? This would exclude a lot of people who look White, who pose little or no threat to the race, and are ingrained in our society. It just makes more sense to include as many people as we can WITHIN REASON.

When I say '"White" it is meant more as a loose definition, as opposed to something we carve in stone. The implications of being not White would mean that you cannot live among, or marry White people. Because of this serious implication, I try to be as fair as possible.

If you do think about seriously dating someone who might be part something, PLEASE look into their family tree. Screen them. Make sure everything is fine, at least along direct maternal and paternal lines.

I feel the Maternal and Paternal line rule strikes a balance between protecting the sanctity of the White race and being reasonable with people who are not "100% pure".