"In 2006, author Alon Ziv published the first edition of Breeding Between the Lines, a haphazard exploration of the idea that mixed-race people are inherently "healthier and more attractive" than people of non-mixed backgrounds."
"People born to genetically-diverse parents likely to be taller and more intelligent, says study
Scientists found that height and general intelligence appear to be increasing as a result of the mixing of DNA"
independent.co.uk/news/science/people-born-to-genetically-diverse-parents-more-likely-to-be-taller-and-more-intelligent-says-study-10358706.html
"In 2006, author Alon Ziv published the first edition of Breeding Between the Lines, a haphazard exploration of the idea that mixed-race people are inherently "healthier and more attractive" than people of non-mixed backgrounds.
"The biology of race is a sensitive topic with an ugly history, but Breeding Between the Lines approaches it responsibly," the book's website reads. "Ziv presents evidence from academic journals, world history, census counts, and pop culture to explain why interracial individuals have measurable physical and mental advantages."
splinternews.com/a-book-about-the-superiority-of-mixed-race-people-is-go-1793857011
"So are these differences significant and, more to the point, are they significant enough so that when they are brought together, there might be tangible benefits for people who are mixed-race? The answer from some scientists who still do what could be called "racial science" appears to be yes on both counts."
The answer from some scientists who still do what could be called "racial science" appears to be yes on both counts. "
telegraph.co.uk/comment/6475543/Its-a-wonderful-mixed-up-world.html
"Study: Men and women view mixed-race male faces as more attractive than White faces"
"A new study in The Journal of General Psychology has found evidence that faces of mixed racial phenotypes are perceived as more attractive than stereotypically White and Black faces."