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Now I know why Michael Jackson made his kids wear masks, because he didn't want us to know they are white. I know it is hard to remember, but Jackson was at some point colored in his life. No amount of skin bleaching, nights in oxygen chambers, or gallons of Macaulay Culkin's sperm ingested is going to change his DNA, so why are his kids white?
Google 'Mendel'.
Originally posted by Swing80s
But although he once was black and no amount of skin bleaching and hair designing can change your DNA, how come his kids didn't turn out to be half-black like these children?
Originally posted by bluemirage5
reply to post by Swing80s
It only takes 2-3 generations for black/white interacial children to become white because the white gene is dominant over all other races.
But no genetic defect can make the child of light-skinned parents come out dark.
You need two dark parents to produce a dark child. But you don't need two white parents to produce a white child.
Read more: wiki.answers.com...
Originally posted by bluemirage5
reply to post by Swing80s
It only takes 2-3 generations for black/white interacial children to become white because the white gene is dominant over all other races.
Michael Jackson was diagnosed with vitiligo in 1986. In a 90-minute interview with Oprah Winfrey in February 1993, Jackson claimed that he didn't bleach his skin, stating for the first time that he had vitiligo. A friend claimed he started wearing his signature sequin glove to cover the vitiligo that had begun to appear in the early 80s.[23][24][25] It was also claimed by Jackson during a leaked deposition tape in 1996, that he did not "bleach" his skin.[26] The tape was leaked months after his death in June 2009. This is further reinforced in the official autopsy report which confirms Jackson's diagnosis with the skin condition.