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My Heritage

Added: Sunday, December 28th 2008 at 9:15pm by beautyro
 
 
 

Can you tell my heritage by my looks?  I am just wondering what people think.  What do I look like (heritage-wise, obviously)?

I have been told that I appear Mediteranean (Italian/Sicilian), Bosnian, Latvian, French and even part Native American and Indian.  I find this intriguing.  It's so interesting to me because I'm actually mostly none of these things.  In fact, no one can ever seem to guess what I am.  I'm actually Irish, English, Scottish, Norweign, Swedish, and Danish.

*31.25% (or 5/16) Gaelic
25% Anglo
12.5% Dane
12.5% Norsk
12.5% Swede
*6.25% "Scots-Irish"

(*I'm part 'black Irish' which means some of my Irish ancestors had black hair, as opposed to the stereotypical auburn/light hair.  I'm also supposedly part 'Scots-Irish.'  Some of my Irish ancestors decended from Scotland and settled in Ireland, which means that I'm part Scots.  I say supposedly because our name may be Scottish or Welsh.)

I've always felt like being Anglo-American, or caucasion, I've kind of lacked a certain social-identity apart from being American.  Our family has no noncontemporary traditions or anything that relates to my heritage.  I feel very connected, personally, to my heritage, particularey my Irish heritage being that I am mostly Irish and it comes from both sides of my family.

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I really couldn't tell. From the last picture I thought possibly Turkish, but otherwise I had no idea. Interesting though, I've always wished I had a more mixed heritage, just because the idea of it sounds more exotic. I think it's cool that you feel connected to your heritage though, because even as a black person growing up admittedly with mostly white people, I struggled for a while to decide who I was, whether I was more black that white or vice versa, but I think it's great that you know who you are.

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