Race of the future
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The Race of the Future theory states that due to the excessive number of interracial relationships around the world, all the races are blending to become one race.
The idea was stated by Gottfried de Purucker, an author and Theosophist. When asked about intermarriage, he warned against it saying "the race of the future will be a composite, composed of the many different races on earth today. Let us also remember that all men are ultimately of one blood." [1]
The theory has only been popularized by Carlos Mencia on his show Mind of Mencia in episode 2.05. In this episode, Mencia hits the streets to find out what the race of the future would look like.
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