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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
It's more hair, eye, and eyebrow colour as well as facial features tbh
gpt
I don't see that.  My youngest looks just like me, but he's white.  Nobody white sees the resemblance.  Well, family does, but family always does even if there isn't any resemblance, that's the beauty of family.  If you put blackface on the boy nobody would question it, his features are black.  But that white skin, he's just white.

Maybe it's different if it's two minority races.  Where I'm at is predominantly white so they're seeing what they expect to see.  But I think op was talking about asian and black, if she's somewhere white or brown they might see more than skin and the actual features would carry more weight.

Edit: woops, white and Asian, so if she's somewhere black or brown then I'd understand facial features being more important.