" @erik: Yeah, I'd see him with the Middle Eastern look going..dark skin but not enough to depict him as Black "

Ok, I found this site via this thread, so apologies if its ressurecting an old thread.
 
1. Sunspot = Yes. He is black. You can be brazilian and black. In fact, a simple wikipedia search will reveal the majority of brazilians are 'black' (by american standards...meaning having some black ancestry). As a person whos been to brazil, let me tell you you will probably see more black and 'brown' brazilians than 'white' people on any given day anywhere but on television or in far southern brazil (sao paolo). And  brazilian culture, due to heavy influx of african populations during the slave trade (other than the US, Brazil brought the highest number of africans to the americas), there are far more 'african' traditions and styles you see in brazils music and culture and dance than even with African Americans in America, who have comparably been mostly wiped of all african heritage (aside from skin color).
 
2. Apocalypse = Depends on who was drawing him. He is from ancient egypt. If he was from pre-hellenic but post Kushitic egypt, he would look more black, because thats how most egyptians looked then (kushitic and nubian influenced). If he was from post hellenic egypt but pre-arab invasion egypt, he would look white (greek and roman influxed). If he was from modern (post islam) egypt, he would look arab. People, over time, change due to changing population mixing and invasions. You wouldnt say an American today looks then same as they did 2000 years ago (because most americans today are either of mostly european or african descent, and no longer native americans).
 
3.  There is a difference between race, nationality and ethnicity. 
Black/white/asian/amerindian = race. 
Puerto Rican/Brazilian/American/Canadian = Nationalities. 
Hispanic/Cajun, African American, Afro Latin American, = Ethnicities. 
 
You can be a different category in in thing. 

" Citizen Vance* said:

"pixelized said:

"apocalypse is black? lol"

Technically yes."

because of being born in Africa? "

" Ok, I found this site via this thread, so apologies if its ressurecting an old thread.  1. Sunspot = Yes. He is black. You can be brazilian and black. In fact, a simple wikipedia search will reveal the majority of brazilians are 'black' (by american standards...meaning having some black ancestry). As a person whos been to brazil, let me tell you you will probably see more black and 'brown' brazilians than 'white' people on any given day anywhere but on television or in far southern brazil (sao paolo). And  brazilian culture, due to heavy influx of african populations during the slave trade (other than the US, Brazil brought the highest number of africans to the americas), there are far more 'african' traditions and styles you see in brazils music and culture and dance than even with African Americans in America, who have comparably been mostly wiped of all african heritage (aside from skin color). 2. Apocalypse = Depends on who was drawing him. He is from ancient egypt. If he was from pre-hellenic but post Kushitic egypt, he would look more black, because thats how most egyptians looked then (kushitic and nubian influenced). If he was from post hellenic egypt but pre-arab invasion egypt, he would look white (greek and roman influxed). If he was from modern (post islam) egypt, he would look arab. People, over time, change due to changing population mixing and invasions. You wouldnt say an American today looks then same as they did 2000 years ago (because most americans today are either of mostly european or african descent, and no longer native americans).   3.  There is a difference between race, nationality and ethnicity.  Black/white/asian/amerindian = race.  Puerto Rican/Brazilian/American/Canadian = Nationalities.  Hispanic/Cajun, African American, Afro Latin American, = Ethnicities.   You can be a different category in in thing.  "

" @doctormallow said:

" Ok, I found this site via this thread, so apologies if its ressurecting an old thread.  1. Sunspot = Yes. He is black. You can be brazilian and black. In fact, a simple wikipedia search will reveal the majority of brazilians are 'black' (by american standards...meaning having some black ancestry). As a person whos been to brazil, let me tell you you will probably see more black and 'brown' brazilians than 'white' people on any given day anywhere but on television or in far southern brazil (sao paolo). And  brazilian culture, due to heavy influx of african populations during the slave trade (other than the US, Brazil brought the highest number of africans to the americas), there are far more 'african' traditions and styles you see in brazils music and culture and dance than even with African Americans in America, who have comparably been mostly wiped of all african heritage (aside from skin color). 2. Apocalypse = Depends on who was drawing him. He is from ancient egypt. If he was from pre-hellenic but post Kushitic egypt, he would look more black, because thats how most egyptians looked then (kushitic and nubian influenced). If he was from post hellenic egypt but pre-arab invasion egypt, he would look white (greek and roman influxed). If he was from modern (post islam) egypt, he would look arab. People, over time, change due to changing population mixing and invasions. You wouldnt say an American today looks then same as they did 2000 years ago (because most americans today are either of mostly european or african descent, and no longer native americans).   3.  There is a difference between race, nationality and ethnicity.  Black/white/asian/amerindian = race.  Puerto Rican/Brazilian/American/Canadian = Nationalities.  Hispanic/Cajun, African American, Afro Latin American, = Ethnicities.   You can be a different category in in thing.  "

and let me add to the the whole "America isn't the same as it was 2,000 yrs ago.I think it is sad how the white people came over here and took over the Native-Americans land,it's really sad those people are almost extinct now..it's so bad that they have to keep reserves for their race and culture.also African-Americans aren't the second highest populated race in America anymore,it's the Latino's and Hispanics..  "

" @Aqua11500 said:

" @doctormallow said:

" Ok, I found this site via this thread, so apologies if its ressurecting an old thread.  1. Sunspot = Yes. He is black. You can be brazilian and black. In fact, a simple wikipedia search will reveal the majority of brazilians are 'black' (by american standards...meaning having some black ancestry). As a person whos been to brazil, let me tell you you will probably see more black and 'brown' brazilians than 'white' people on any given day anywhere but on television or in far southern brazil (sao paolo). And  brazilian culture, due to heavy influx of african populations during the slave trade (other than the US, Brazil brought the highest number of africans to the americas), there are far more 'african' traditions and styles you see in brazils music and culture and dance than even with African Americans in America, who have comparably been mostly wiped of all african heritage (aside from skin color). 2. Apocalypse = Depends on who was drawing him. He is from ancient egypt. If he was from pre-hellenic but post Kushitic egypt, he would look more black, because thats how most egyptians looked then (kushitic and nubian influenced). If he was from post hellenic egypt but pre-arab invasion egypt, he would look white (greek and roman influxed). If he was from modern (post islam) egypt, he would look arab. People, over time, change due to changing population mixing and invasions. You wouldnt say an American today looks then same as they did 2000 years ago (because most americans today are either of mostly european or african descent, and no longer native americans).   3.  There is a difference between race, nationality and ethnicity.  Black/white/asian/amerindian = race.  Puerto Rican/Brazilian/American/Canadian = Nationalities.  Hispanic/Cajun, African American, Afro Latin American, = Ethnicities.   You can be a different category in in thing.  "

and let me add to the the whole "America isn't the same as it was 2,000 yrs ago.I think it is sad how the white people came over here and took over the Native-Americans land,it's really sad those people are almost extinct now..it's so bad that they have to keep reserves for their race and culture.also African-Americans aren't the second highest populated race in America anymore,it's the Latino's and Hispanics..  "

1. Yes, it is very sad. Equal to that, how they have been removed is how their treaties are ignored by states and non natives today. Its a disgrace.  2. Hispanics are NOT the second largest race in America. They are the second largest ethnicity. Ethnicity is different than race. There are white hispanics, black hispanics, mullato and mestizo hispanics.   So, the largest 2 races in america are white, then black, then asian, then mestizo then mullato.  The order of largest 'ethnicities' in America are German White, Hispanic, african american, English white, and Irish White. "

" Ororo Munroe of course.  Though she doesn't look like a black on this image
 

"

Is Kiwi Black black?

Not so many black mutants but compared to the amount of black heroes in DC it's alot  oh and you forgot 
Shard (Bishop's sister)
Jetstream (Hellion of arabic desent)
 Jo-beth(X-patriot mutate)
Hairbag (Nasty Boy)
The Anarchist(X-Statix)
Spike (X-Statix)
and the unamed New Mutant from New Mutants Annual #6

Moses magnum was in Dark reign !

" Ok, I found this site via this thread, so apologies if its ressurecting an old thread.  1. Sunspot = Yes. He is black. You can be brazilian and black. In fact, a simple wikipedia search will reveal the majority of brazilians are 'black' (by american standards...meaning having some black ancestry). As a person whos been to brazil, let me tell you you will probably see more black and 'brown' brazilians than 'white' people on any given day anywhere but on television or in far southern brazil (sao paolo). And  brazilian culture, due to heavy influx of african populations during the slave trade (other than the US, Brazil brought the highest number of africans to the americas), there are far more 'african' traditions and styles you see in brazils music and culture and dance than even with African Americans in America, who have comparably been mostly wiped of all african heritage (aside from skin color). 2. Apocalypse = Depends on who was drawing him. He is from ancient egypt. If he was from pre-hellenic but post Kushitic egypt, he would look more black, because thats how most egyptians looked then (kushitic and nubian influenced). If he was from post hellenic egypt but pre-arab invasion egypt, he would look white (greek and roman influxed). If he was from modern (post islam) egypt, he would look arab. People, over time, change due to changing population mixing and invasions. You wouldnt say an American today looks then same as they did 2000 years ago (because most americans today are either of mostly european or african descent, and no longer native americans).   3.  There is a difference between race, nationality and ethnicity.  Black/white/asian/amerindian = race.  Puerto Rican/Brazilian/American/Canadian = Nationalities.  Hispanic/Cajun, African American, Afro Latin American, = Ethnicities.   You can be a different category in in thing.  "

I thought they waffled on Cloak (and Dagger) again and he wasn't a mutant?
 
Mandrill is a mutant?  Wow.

Debrii, Tito Bohusk, Cipher, Nekra

 That's not a great roll call.  Half of them I barely (or don't) know.  And most aren't regular characters.   But of course, you can't even 'make' new mutants to improve that line up.... That makes me kind of sad.  

I know honestly each minority gets one spot, one Hispanic, and one Asian. Fortunately, Idie is a female minority and she is twelve those factors boost her chances of survival. I guarantee that either the Asian or Hispanic light gets it first, although the Hispanic light probably goes first seeing how common his powerset is. 
 
Minority males all get killed, are villains, get depowered, or just character assassinated sometimes both. 
The two most recent black males, Prodigy and Gentle, have been rendered useless. Gentle lost his vibranium so he might as well be depowered and Prodigy got depowered and replaced by X-club despite being smarter then all of them put together. Seriously from a main character in New X-men to haven't been seen since Second Coming where he was turned into a whiny wimp. Out and out character assassination.

All the living, black, powered mutants  i researched and i think i found them all  of course there will always be new ressurrections and now new manifestations but these are all for now:
 
DEFINATELY BLACK MUTANTS
Apocalypse
Bishop (lost in time)
Bling!
Bliss   
Cecelia Rayes
Cypher (not to be confused with Cipher)
Darwin
Death Reaper (at least half black)  
Felon
Frenzy
Gateway 
Gentle 
Gorilla Girl
Lightbright
Lil' Bro
Living Monolith
Mandrill  
Nekrah
Storm
Sunspot (part black)
Tempo
Tito Bohusk (half black, his mom was Angel Salvadore)  
 

  POSSIBLY MUTANTS
Cloak (possibly a mutant, used to be but thats how he got his regular powers he might have lost his original ones on M-Day)   
Doorman (same story as Cloak)  
 
POSSIBLY BLACK
Possibly some of the Five Lights are Black
Asylum (possibly black, and possibly powered, like cloak his mutation caused him access to darkforce)
Batwing (we never see him in human form)     
Gateway (never seen when a human)
Gargouille (never seen when a human)  
Glob Herman (never seen when a human)
Greymalkin (mutation changed skin tones, we dont know what he actually looked like)
Leech (possibly, we dont know what he would look like non-powered) 
Litterbug (never shown when human) 
Masque (power deformed him beyond recognition)
Mystique (shapeshifter with naturally blue skin, possibly a neophyte, her true skin tones are unknown)
No-Girl (mutation changed skin tones and then she lost her body, so we dont know if she was black)
Prism (possibly black, also cloned by the sinisters so probably there are a few of him still alive)
Rockslide (might be, we never saw him in human form or his parents)   

 
 
@fesak:  m isn't black where did you here that??

 
@fesak:  m isn't black where did you here that?? "

" @Violet-Eyed Dragon

 
@fesak:  m isn't black where did you here that?? "

She's at least half black since her father is black
  "

New Mutants has an unnamed black speedster with a crash helmet, looks cool, hopefully becomes a good guy, black version of Flash

" New Mutants has an unnamed black speedster with a crash helmet, looks cool, hopefully becomes a good guy, black version of Flash "

" @Metatron_Da_Don said:

" New Mutants has an unnamed black speedster with a crash helmet, looks cool, hopefully becomes a good guy, black version of Flash "

? What issue is he in ? "

Luke cage? him and storm are my fave lol

" Luke cage? him and storm are my fave lol "

Apocalypse
Bling!
Cipher
Death Reaper (at least half black)  
Felon
Frenzy
Gentle 
Lightbright
Lil' Bro
Living Monolith
Nekrah
Storm
Tempo
Tito Bohusk (half black, his mom was Angel Salvadore)  
Asylum (possibly black, and possibly powered, like cloak his mutation caused him access to darkforce)
Batwing (we never see him in human form)     
Gargouille (never seen when a human)  
Glob Herman (never seen when a human)
Leech (possibly, we dont know what he would look like non-powered) 
Litterbug (never shown when human) 
Mystique (shapeshifter with naturally blue skin, possibly a neophym, her true skin tones are unknown)
No-Girl (mutation changed skin tones and then she lost her body, so we dont know if she was black)
Prism (possibly black, also cloned by the sinisters so probably there are a few of him still alive)
Rockslide (might be, we never saw him in human form or his parents)      

" @Thunderscream:  Bishop is not Aborigine. -_-  He is black,don't know where the hell you got that from. "

" @Violet-Eyed Dragon:  I don't remember him being stated of that decent..hmmm if you say so. "

Sunspot is brazilian.  I didn't know bling was black.

" @Violet-Eyed Dragon: I thought Gateway was still powered  I know Prodigy is depowered, but he's still a valuable asset to the X-Men with the combined knowledge of Cyclops, Beast, Wolverine and Kitty. He could be the greatest leader the team has ever seen. Maybe if they gave him a power suit like Jubilee's old Wondra gettup he could hold his own in the field too. "

" @Violet-Eyed Dragon: then he is a genetically modified thingy or whatever still counts as a mutant the way i see it "

" Sunspot is brazilian.  I didn't know bling was black. "

" @Thunderscream:  Bishop is not Aborigine. -_-  He is black,don't know where the hell you got that from. "