Do multiracial people with natural blonde hair exist?

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^ I'm curious if you can find an image on Google of someone who looked similar to what you described.

A lot of Aborigines and Melanesians have naturally blond hair and dark skin, yet that gene mutation is unrelated to European blond

Edit: I forgot to say, South African Coloured people have amazingly beautiful blue eyes.

P.S. Coloured is PC term there, it's an ethnic label for people of diverse ethnic origin who possess ancestry from various Khoisan and Bantu ethnic groups of southern Africa and Europe and Asia.

First generation?

Supposed to be impossible.

Subsequent generations?

Anything is possible.

If a 100 diploid blond people married 100 diploid black haired people (of another race say) then the next generation (the first mixed race generation) of this community would all be dark haired because they would all be haploid (one gene blonde, and one gene black haired). And since blonde is recessive they would all be dark haired presumably.

But the third generation (the second mixed race generation) produced by pairings within the second generation would be one fourth diploid black haired, one half haploid black and blonde, and one forth diploid blonde. If blonde is recessive that would mean 3/4 of the second mixed generation would be black haired, and one forth would be blonde.

Yes absolutely, in fact a mixed race couple can have a child that doesn't look mixed at all. Even a black couple can have a white child (not through albinism, but through genetic prevalence). There was a case of twins one black one white.

India/Afghanistan have people who have fair hair blue eyes. This may be due to Alexander the Great.