@jim Maori colours are red white and black if any of those are available

Please resolve @SanghyeonSeo

@elf Oh, this looks correct...

@SanghyeonSeo IMO this one should be green, Latino and Arab should switch colors

@evan Done!

Hispanic should be edited because it's a language group. I think you meant Latino.

@Panfilo I don't want to litigate this, but Wikipedia seems to think Hispanic is an ethnic term.

@SanghyeonSeo It's your market, but it could be ambiguous if he has a kid with someone of Spanish versus native South American descent.

@Panfilo Okay, edited to Latino. This means Spain and Portugal are out and Brazil is in.

Black should be at zero.

Also, are you only counting Elon as a biological father, or would adoption also count?

@TimothyJohnson5c16 Biological.

What percentage is required to count for this? E.g., if Elon has a child with someone who is half-Black, is that enough?

@TimothyJohnson5c16 Ethnicity is a fuzzy concept, but the standard would be the child's ethnicity, as generally considered by people and society. I think I will tend to interpret it broadly for this market.

@SanghyeonSeo perhaps mother ethnicity is a better standard? Many of the options above (like Arab and Latino) are cultural markers, so we can't really say if a baby is a member. Like would Steve Jobs resolve as Arab? I don't think he generally was considered as such.

As another test, would we count Elon today as having (part) Indian children?

@Usaar33 I agree that makes more sense, but I think it is too late to change for this market, and also it is not what the tweet which motivated this market said.