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Nationality: American
BROOOOOOOOOOKLYYYYYNN!!!
(but raised in Haiti).

Ethnicity: Haitian(some creole "Mulatto") my great grandmother was damn near white
 
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100% pure-blooded American.

Black and white.
 
Born and raised in Mexico.

Swimming on that river was tough. Sucks for the folks that try to cross the border now. Thanks, Obama!
 
Nationality: American
Ethnicity: African ancestry, Native American (Blackfoot), Irish, Creole (on fathers).

Lately, I have been interested in trying to find out about our family tree. Thankfully, my grandmother is still alive so I can talk to her. The only difficult part is finding out about my grandfather's family on my paternal side. It's like no one wants to talk about his family. I recently submitted to have dna test done, just to see what can be found. I doubt we have native american ancestry. Irish or other white ancestry I believe due to majority being light skinned, with one aunt able to pass for being white. Some with curly hair, others without. Should be interesting to get the results.
 
My mexican compas: mexican is not an ethnicity.

Nationality: mexican

Ethnicity:

A little bit more european than indigenous like most of the people from Guadalajara, where I was born. Wikipedia says Jalisco (my state) has a lot of french DNA, so probably that.
 
American

50% kashmir
50% Punjab (Pakistan)

Spend and raised my young days all over Middle East .

Rest all in good old USA
 
My nationality is American, presently. I am a mix of Welsh, Irish, German, Swedish, and French.

My ancestors loved to get down abroad. I could be mixed even more, but that's as far as we know just based off my great grandparents ethnicity.
 
My mexican compas: mexican is not an ethnicity.

Nationality: mexican

Ethnicity:

A little bit more european than indigenous like most of the people from Guadalajara, where I was born. Wikipedia says Jalisco (my state) has a lot of french DNA, so probably that.

but this 'murrica. even taco bell is an ethnicity hur
 
I was born in Mexico, ethnicity is probably mestizo? mixed European and Indigenous blood and I live in the US
 
Born in Canada

and I'm some shit like:
37.5% Filipino
37.5% Portuguese
12.5% Chinese
12.5% Spanish (Spain)

but that's too complicated, so I always just say half Filipino, half Portuguese hahaha. It's probably because I was pretty much raised with the Filipino & Portuguese cultures as those are the dominant races for each respective parent.
 
I have a corrolary question: if you are multiethnic, do you look multiethnic or did some portion of your heritage happen to take dominance? If you are 50% Japanese and 50% German, for example, do you look like 50/50? Do you look basically white? Could you move to Japan and fit right in?
 

I remember a Black Jewish Gaffer living in Savannah (not necessarily in that order). That's pretty damn cool.

My daughter is from Hungarian French Morrocan Tunisian and Jewish descent with a sprinkle of Berber and Slovak. We speak 3 different languages at home (among the 7 my GF speaks). We're pretty chill about mixing it up.
 
Canadian:

50% Scottish
50% Japanese

Cool mix!


I have a corrolary question: if you are multiethnic, do you look multiethnic or did some portion of your heritage happen to take dominance? If you are 50% Japanese and 50% German, for example, do you look like 50/50? Do you look basically white? Could you move to Japan and fit right in?

I am the whitest Mexican ever. The Irish is too strong. Most people think I'm half-Asian, strangely enough.
 
Nationality: American

Makeup: Mix of Irish and Polish, otherwise pretty generically American for the past 2 generations.
 
I have a corrolary question: if you are multiethnic, do you look multiethnic or did some portion of your heritage happen to take dominance? If you are 50% Japanese and 50% German, for example, do you look like 50/50? Do you look basically white? Could you move to Japan and fit right in?

It depends on who I'm talking to. I've startled other Mexicans when I break out into perfectly pronounced Spanish. Some then still ask me where I'm from and they tell me they thought I was "a white boy." lol! I've heard comments about not seeing such deep jet black hair on such a fair skinned person... (I even have some rosacea on my face, which iirc is generally a white skin problem) I've had a Native American ask me if I was half native. So I guess I do look like some chimera of sorts.
 
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