And if all of our blood is equal, and our children have the right to our blood, then our children have equal rights to the blood of both sides of their family. This right is given to our children and is shown most appropriately in an example of an Olympic candidate. Let's say a person's parents immigrated to America from Spain and have become American citizens. Their child is born in the United States and has dual citizenship in both countries. I think not.
Sports are a reflection of society.
Coming together for the healthy competition highlighting the diverse strengths of each competitor, yet keeping the one thing we all have in common, we ALL belong to the human race. America's multiracial athletes are in Atlanta where Booker T. Washington gave his most famous speech, The Atlanta Compromise . Although multiracial, he didn't identify as such at the time because he could not. He was not given the choice. This issue is a purely social issue.