Where are you from, and what race are you?

[peluquin81]

America the good ole' US of A im what many ppl use different terms to describe.

1.African American
2.Black American
3.Coloured
4.Black


yada yada yada

I just consider myself a Human Being that was born,raised,and lives in the United States of America.

i'll let people add all the other crap they want.


jeff

 

[mark_energy]

Grandparents from Scotland and North of England.
On the English side I am a Crabtree. True.

 

[buggyrules2007]

korean but i think i might be a mix o_0

 

[AllesGute]

Born in City of Westminster within the City of London, England. My mother is half Danish, half Irish and my father is a scouser (Liverpudlian) with Celtic roots.

 

[AilisG]

Born in Seattle, WA

I'm 1/2 Irish, 1/4 Icelandic, 1/4 Finnish.

Give me some whiskey, a longship and a sword and I'll land on your shores and lay seige to your cities! RAPE THE FIELDS AND SALT THE WOMEN!...er something like that.

 

[h4x0r]

Chinese but born and raised in England. I'm what Hong Kong people call BBC's and then continue to make fun of my accent

 

[kai0176]

A Chinese from Singapore.

 

[Krypton]

The English part of my Family has been in the USA since the late 1600s/early 1700s, And i assume the Cherokee part of my familys been here Much longer than that.

1/4 Cherokee
1/4 Scottish
1/4 English
1/4 Irish

 

[AlexisInfectious®]

Born here in Colorado, 'rents are both Nebraskan.
1/2 Irish
1/4 Belgian
1/4 Croatian

 

[MrsJorasimms]

Born in Wales, lived here for most of my life...
I consider myself British, don't mess around with all that 1/4 stuff, because there is no set thing on how far you go back. Descended from the vikings though

 

[CHICALOCA]

I live in Arizona, but I like to say I'm from Pennsylvania b/c I lived for 13 years before coming here.

100% American all the way through, but....

75% German
25% Serbian

 

[MilaH]

I was born in Texas near Houston, and will be moving back there or somewhere else that resembles civilization once I graduate from school. My nationality is:
50% Scottish (my mom is from Edinburgh)
50% ???? Alabama'n? supposedly there is some indian in there (American Indian) and I have to assume Irish as well (my last name starts with Mc)

 

[NeTe]

I'm pretty much your average caucasian mongrel. My dad's side of the family has lived here in Canada since the late 1700s/early 1800s, (they origianlly came from Ireland) but with all of the immigration to North America at that time I'm sure my family has mingled with a bunch of other races since then.
My mom moved here to Canada from Pennsylvania, and I think her side of the family has been living in the States for quite some time too...I think they are originally from Scotland.

 

[sgtyutz]

I'm 75% English, 25% Scottish, and last Thursday I became an Australian.

It's true. I've been living in Sydney for about 7 or 8 years now and got my citizenship last week so I can finally have a vote.

 

[coreyt]

I live in Middle Earth and am 25% French, 25% German, 25% Scots and 25% English/Irish/Welsh, what a bloody mixture!

 

[LynneB]

1/2 phillipino (others think so but i honostly don't remember my own heritage
-or-
full korean (south not north (thank god))

 

[ZizzoZ]

Born in Wimbledon, UK
Lived in South Africa most my life
German heritage, my great-great grandfather came to South Africa in the mid 1700's

 

[LifeisGoodt]

I'm alot of stuff, to the point beyond being confused. I don't know where to begin.

Irish, Scottish, and English its small bit, but it's there.
Welsh and Native American oddly divided
Dutch, Japanese, and Italian oddly divided
I don't believe I'm Jewish, though I've traced my family history to Israel.

 

[LoliaF]

I come from here, america, and i want all of you OUTlol im a native american goulash lol (ive been using that term since i saw "The Doe Boy")

 

[PCXIX]

I'm "mostly" caucasion- majority of my ancestors coming from Ireland, England. The not so mostly (I'm like one- sixteenth) part is Native American Indian- not exactly sure what tribe- possibly Cherokee. Born and raised in U.S.A, and same with the majority of my ancestors since the 1600- 1700's. Currently live in West Virginia, but I've moved around a lot, so I can't really call any state my "home".