QUOTE (Miss Yuna (asian pride) @ Mar 4 2006, 09:40 PM)

lol i already know who would win
Please, Beyonce's parents are African American. How else could she be so tall and curvy, and beautiful? Halle Berry is 'Part" white, and anyone will tell you (outside the Philippines) that black mixed with anything makes the most beautiful offspring on this planet. I don't know if there is even such thing as pure black in America. Most of us have the blood of our white ancestors in us. While Asian woman have decent looking faces, the majority that I've seen have no figures. And when Filipinas get older, a lot of them lose what little shape they had. As far as most beautiful, all I've seen in Asian women is a lot of time putting on make-up and trying to alter their skin tone. A lot of Filipinas desire big boob, but have no "@$$" or hips to compliment a proportionate figure. They think men like big boobs, so having an ice-cream cone shaped body is alright for them I guess. But when you age, that already disproportionate "ice-cream cone" shaped figure is futher devastated.
As far as comparing a race of women that are pretty, against a race of women that are extremely athletic, shapely and beautiful, there's no comparison. I'll take the naturally beautiful, strong, athletic black race of women over the less beautiful and shapely Asian race. However; my Filipina fiance just happens to have a body like a black woman. Small upper-body, but ridiculously curvy/sexy lower body with a very very nicely shaped @$$. And while I'll not lie and say it's all about the personality, I'll tell you the very first thing I saw on her was her rear end (because I was approaching her from behind). When I saw her body (dressed in nice fitting black slacks), I couldn't believe an Asian woman could have such a veluptious physique. I assumed that her face was gonna be jacked-up because all the Filipinas I saw had either/or, not both a tight body and a beautiful face. Most of them had false teeth or teeth missing. And they covered up theor faces with TONS of make-up, plus they dyed their hair. When she turned around, I was convinced that there really was a God and gave up my refusal to consider marrying Asian women. The rest is history.
A woman with a heavily-made-up face and not much of a body might be considered attractive in the Philippines, but not in America. Even the white guys in America today prefer nicely shaped rear-ends.
Halle Berry, Angela Bassett, Sanaa Lathan, Tonea Stewart, Nicole Ari Parker, CCH Pounder, Loretta Devine, Kent King, Maya Rudolph, Marsha Thomason, Vanessa Bell Calloway, Kasi Lemmons, Eartha Kitt, Anna Deavere Smith, Ruby Dee, Angelle Brooks, Mari Morrow, Donzaleigh Abernathy, Irma P. Hall, S. Epatha Merkerson, Diana Ross, Thandie Newton, Renee Elise Goldsberry, Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Vanessa L. Williams, Charlayne Woodard, Meagan Good, Aisha Tyler, Tamara Tunie, Adilah Barnes and Kellita Smith to Nona Gaye, Tatyana Ali, Gabrielle Union, Regina Hall, Tina Andrews, Naomie Harris, Joy Bryant, Phylicia Rashad, Jada Pinkett Smith, Rashida Jones, Tisha Campbell-Martin, Robinne Lee, Queen Latifah, Kerry Washington, Beyonce Knowles, Diahann Carroll, Nia Long, Tyra Banks, Vivica A. Fox, Vonetta McGee, Penny Johnson Jerald, Zoe Saldana, Samaria Graham, Tonya Lee Williams, Tangi Miller, Michelle Hurd, Holly Robinson Peete, Eve, Rosario Dawson, Jurnee Smollett, Alexia Robinson, Regina King and Audra McDonald to name a few are beautiful black atresses that are really beautiful and really ACTRESSES. Not like in the Philippines where ANYONE can be an actress/actor. And while the majority of these women are black, some of them are mixed. And like I said, mix ANYTHING with black and you have pure beauty and strength. Naturally, without the aid of tons of make-up, plastic surgery, implants or photo touch-ups.
I won't even challenge you to your assertion that you could name 1,000 Pinays that look as good as Halle and Beyonce and these women, simply because they don't exist. Except in the Philippines where it's been indoctrinated into the minds of the most confused race of people I've ever met that "White is right!" Look around you. The world no longer believes that crap, except in the Philippines, who's behind the rest of the world anyway. A country that would rather place an actor to lead it's nation than a qualified leader. A country that is the world's #1 consumer of skin-whitening products. A country that has the most corrupt government in the world. A country the emulates everything about it's idol, the U.S. and is looked upon as a mere wanna be. A country of Asians that think they're white. Yes, the Philippines is the only place in this world where they believe that their "culturally cosmetic wanna-be celebrities" can compare to the Halle Berry's and Beyonce's of the world. Michell Malkin is Filipina & white. Compare her to this Black & Asian goddess...
http://tomikaskanes.com/ No competition! And as the world is becoming more interacially mixed, I see many many more Afro-Asians
taking the world by storm. Check out these, and you'll see that they're far more beautiful than your so-called Filipina "entertainers".
Notable Blasians
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BlasianAmerie, on her website
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amerie it says, "Amerie's mother is from Korea and her dad is an African-American from North Philly". She is an R & B singer on Columbia Records. She is known for such songs as "Why Don't We Fall In Love" and "1 Thing".
Tai Babilonia, Olympic skater, African-American and Filipino.
Joe Bataan, Latin Soul legend, Filipino and Black descent.
Tyson Beckford, his father is Black (Jamaican) and his mother is Chinese/American (according to E! online). In 1991, an editor from the hip-hop magazine The Source found Beckford. This led to Beckford signing with a New York modeling agency, and to a life of cameras and runways. In 1993, Beckford was hired for Ralph Lauren's Polo Sport fragrance and clothing lines. Signed exclusively to Ralph Lauren, Beckford could also add the covers of Essence, Paper, Vogue, GQ, Details, Men's Health, Vibe, and The New York Times, to his long resume. In 1995 he was named VH1's "Model of the Year" and one of People Magazine's 50 Most Beautiful People in the World. He also appeared in numerous music videos, TV shows and commercials.
Foxy Brown, Foxy says in an interview with MTV, "I'm not Filipino and black ... My family is Trinidadian and Asian." Foxy's first album Ill Na Na went platinum, selling a total of 1.5 million units. Her second album Chyna Doll was the fastest album to go platinum for a female rap artist. She is the first female rap artist to have a #1 album and is Calvin Klein's first female African-American model.
Ella Bully-Cummings, Detroit's first female police chief. Her father was an African American serviceman raised in Detroit when he met her mother in Japan.
Dena Cali, according to her website she is Black, Swedish, and Chinese. This rapper from the West Coast recently completed her self titled debut album. She has also modeled and appeared in the movie Foolish with Master P and Eddie Griffin.
Naomi Campbell, her mother is Black (Jamaican), her father is Multiracial, at least partly Chinese (according to Arena Magazine her mother said "he was of mixed race and had a touch of Chinese in him") She began her career at 15, when a Ford modeling agency exec spotted her walking down a London Street. She spent two years on the Paris runway and hit the cover of French Vogue. She is one of the most well known models in the world.
Marcus Chong, actor, son of Tommy Chong.
Rae Dawn Chong, her father, Tommy Chong of Cheech and Chong fame, is Asian and White, her mother is Black. She has starred in movies such as The Color Purple, Commando, Soul Man, Beat Street and Quest For Fire.
Sugar Pie DeSanto, R&B and Jazz singer whose father is Filipino and mother is African-American.
Melissa Howard, her mother is Filipino and her father is Black (From MTV.com). Member of The Real World New Orleans cast.
Sheila Hudson, her father is Black and her mother is Korean. The American record-holder in the triple jump. For years she dominated the triple jump in the U.S. and was the only American to reach the final in the first Olympic triple jump competition for women in 1996.
Crystal Kay, half-Korean and half-black. She however doesn't speak Korean and is a singer in Japan.
Kelis, her mother is Chinese and Puerto Rican; her father is Black (from an interview with Creative Loafing). She left home at 16 to pursue her own goals, and four years later Kelis had a deal with Virgin. In mid-1999, Kelis was beatboxing alongside Ol' Dirty Bastard on his cut "Got Your Money" and her signature technicolor spiraled afro was sparking critics' interests. Her brooding vocals blend sensible R&B additives, and the hip-hop layers are funky. Kelis captured feminist desires on her debut Kaleidoscope.
Sachio Kinugase, baseball player.
Michael Lee-Chin, Canadian businessman.
Allen Pineda Lindo, Member of the award-winning rap group the Black Eyed Peas; he is of African Mestiso and Filipino descent.
Nicole Lyn, her mother is Black and her father is of Chinese descent (according to a Nicole Lyn Fan Site). Has appeared in movies such as "Feast of All Saints" (2001 mini TV Series), "Bless the Child" (2000), "Dying to Dance" (1999 TV) "Student Bodies" (1997 TV Series), "Eric's World" (1991 TV Series), "On Thin Ice: The Tai Babilonia Story" (1990 TV), "Ramona" (1988 TV Series) and "Ramona Q" (1988).
Debelah Morgan, her mother is Indian, her father is Black. Her debut album, "Debelah", was released in 1994. Four years later she released "It's Not Over". This time, released under the Motown label, the album was available in Europe and Asia. Debelah's comeback album, "Dance With Me", has been receiving raving reviews from major music magazines, including Billboard, Vibe and the online Wall Of Sound. has been increasingly popular across the US, and is reaching fans all over the world.
Chad Morton, his mother is Japanese, his father is Black. Brother of Johnnie Morton. Running back for the New Orleans Saints. Was All-Pac 10 Conference selection at USC before being selected by the New Orleans Saints in the 5th round, #166.
Johnnie Morton, his mother is Japanese, his father is Black. Brother of Chad Morton. Selected by Detroit Lions in first round (21st pick overall) of 1994 NFL draft. Veteran receiver who is one of Lions’ most consistent offensive performers and one of the league’s most efficient pass-catchers. Is now second on Lions’ all-time receiving yards list with 5,345 yards, and currently stands in fourth place (392) on the Lions’ all-time receptions list.
Sean Paul, from ArtistDirect.com: Born Sean Paul Henriques on January 8, 1973, the multi-ethnic Paul (his parents had Portuguese, Chinese, and Jamaican blood) grew up in St. Andrew, Jamaica. Dancehall DJ Sean Paul began scoring hit singles in Jamaica starting in 1996, and has since attracted American attention with his appearance on the soundtrack of Hype Williams' Belly (with Mr. Vegas and DMX) and his 1999 hit "Hot Gal Today." Paul released his first album on VP Records; the sprawling Stage One.
Tasha Reid, Korean rapper.
Kimora Lee Simmons, her father is Black her mother is Japanese. She became a force in the fashion world at the tender age of 13, when designer Karl Lagerfeld hand-picked her to represent the face of the fashion house of Chanel. She provided the partnership and inspiration for Baby Phat (hip-hop mogul Russell Simmons' women's counterpart to Phat Farm), overseeing the design of the line as Creative Director. She also hosts Russell Simmons' Oneworld Music Beat.
Tomika Skanes, model, "My father, who is now retired, was in the army and was stationed in Seoul, Korea where he met my mother. Soon after they married and had three kids. I am the middle child, the only girl. We all are mixed with Korean and Black... just in case you weren't sure."
Sonja Sohn, actress.
Michael Takahashi, baseball player.
Karin Taylor, she is part Jamaican, Brazilian and Chinese. She is primarily a model but has done some acting. Her first big gig was as a Playmate in June 1996. She has also been on Baywatch, E!'s Gossip Show, Malcolm in the Middle, The Weird Al Show, and more.
Hines Ward, his mother is Korean and his father is Black. He played quarterback, tailback and wide receiver at the University of Georgia. Selected in the third round of the 1998 NFL draft by the Steelers, Ward caught 15 passes for 246 yards this past season as a rookie, and became a standout player on special teams.
Peter Westbrook, his father is Black, his mother is Japanese. A six-time Olympian and 13-time U.S. national champion, Peter Westbrook is one of America's most decorated athletes. As a fencer, he toils in relative obscurity, yet his accomplishments in and out of the arena are legion. As a Black man in a white sport, he's become an Arthur Ashe with sword instead of racket, a pioneer with deep community roots. Started the Peter Westbrook Foundation to teach inner-city kids about fencing.
Tiger Woods, golfer.
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The only diffrence between these superstars and say Jessica Alba, is that they still look African American while she prefers to cover up her Filipina qualities....