
Hats off!
Tiger is an only child but his beautiful golf sensation, first cousin Cheyenne Woods–makes up for the sister he never had.
In this morning’s drive to work I was listenting to the radio — NPR

biracial?
buzz was about Miss Cheyenne Woods who received a scholarship to Wake Forest for golf. Cheyenne is the niece of the larger-than life Tiger Woods.
She is a beautiful biracial young lady. Her mom Susan Woods, now divorced from her dad (who is Earl Woods, Jr. half brother to Tiger). They look like brother and sister, mostly because of the sibling nexus, thus their children would ten to look more alike and like the adults as well.
So, I thought I would do a short blog about multi-ethnicity and multi-raciality vs. biracial blacks. Because of miscegenation in this country — black does not look like black.
My interest was piqued when I saw her photo. She resembles my daughter and other women in my family. We are not biracial, but Creole, but black. My first cousin, Jen, just joined us on facebook,
as another example. She is not biracial, smile is real, blue eyes are real, hair is real. Just noticed the uncanny resemblance between my cousin’s photo and Cheyenne’s photo.
I have also included a photo of my 1st cousin’s daughter (she is not biracial, but has mixed blood racially), compared to her white friends.

Ava with the long black hair
The old “one-drop” rule still holds even if you are a celebrity/star. So the Woods of the world are not less black than Obama because they are also famous. As my Web search went on I found that I could not find out what she was exactly, so I wrote my own “ABOUT” Cheyenne Woods ethnicity. There was a dearth of photos except a few of Cheyenne.
Her mom is white, no doubt. Her dad is Earl Woods Jr. who is Tiger’s half brother. (Note in the eyes of the law there is no such thing as half this or that.) He is African-American and all that entails with race and mixed blood. Even though she and Tiger have the gold golf thing in common they have different races that are not in common. She is half white, Tiger is not. But since they have paternal side in common, they look alike, like brothers and sisters.
But the father’s side, or the father’s DNA dominates in the gene pool as far as the facial features are concerned. From my many observations I found for example that if the dad is black the child will look more black, if the dad is white the child will look more white and so on.
However, I had a hard time searching for her race/ethnicity. But from what I could search it seems that she is officially biracial. She does resemble Tiger but looks more white/creole than he does. Tiger looks black to me, period, but we know he is biracial. How is he biracial?
And why he has come up with all these monikers for himself is beyond the anthropologist in me. He is black, Asian and insecure. And the native American part? Please, Negro, most whites, higher percentage than blacks, are 20-50% native American, only you “canardly” tell. Many blacks “think” they are half or part Cherokee and Tiger might well be, but the genes don’t bear this out. I know my grandmother (paternal) was and she had the long hair she wore in a ponytail, and fair skin to prove it. What do most blacks have who claim to be “Indian” not sure, except for their rhetoric about it.
IMO Tiger should have left it at biracial and then shut up. He has, to his credit, ensured that his children are more white-looking by marrying a very white Swede. His kids look a lot like Halle Berry’s daughter.
Anyway, Cheyenne is an up and coming golfer who is quiet about being a chip off the old wood’s block.
Cheyenne’s cache — she can cash in her celebrity later on for a role or a part on one some TV series.
Heloise
