Deletion of List of multiracial Americans

Comment: Undefined inclusion criteria, indiscriminate collection of information, and possible  violations. Race is largely a social construct, and self-identity is a big part of that construct. Is someone who is half-white and half-black multiracial, or are they black? Some would say the former, while many would say the latter (especially in the US, cultural heir to the old "one drop" rule). Also, ''everyone'' is multiracial to some extent. How much Native American/European/African/Asian/etc. heritage must one have to be consdered multiracial? Once someone "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passing_%28racial_identity%29 passes" as white, are they any longer multi-racial? Making a determination that someone is multiracial largely depends on one's point of view, and such determination as made in this list constitutes original research, and may very well be contrary to someone's self-identity. I think a list of multi-racial Americans might be appropriate if it is rooted in a reliably-sourced definition, gives due regard to self-identity, and substantiates ''why'' each person's multi-racial identity is notable. None of this is the case with the article in its current form
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Biographies of living persons (WP:BLP)