Oh wow I’m late to the party.
My mother’s parents were from Germany, and my father’s parents were from Greece. Both of my parents were from America, so I’m American, German, and Greek.
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WELCOME DISTANT COUSIN TO OUR FOLD! 
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Ay lad, good to be in the fold! Shall I don a kilt? 
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I try to remain positive about being 1/4 Scottish, but all that comes to mind is this guy.
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pretty sure i’m too mixed to be considered anything besides caucasian… yay for boring and unclear heritage
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caucasian would be just plain white
i found out i’m related to polish people a few days back and finland
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Wait, you don’t think of this guy?
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I’m quite sure that some “ethnicities”, including some Hispanics, count as Caucasian.
That may or may not have been racist.
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from wiki
“Racism consists of ideologies and practices that exhibit hatred or prejudice towards, different racial groups. It is often based on a desire to dominate or a belief in the inferiority of another race”
it was not racist
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Caucasian is a decently broad spectrum when it comes to skin color, that’s why it’s stupid it’s used by the system to say just white people lol. So ya you were right about that and not racist.
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White Caucasian, English. My surname, Hammond, has French origins.
I guess you could say this about me.
[quote=“NoCashValue, post:112, topic:12566”]
too mixed to be considered anything besides caucasian
[/quote]I don’t even know half of my heritage besides the fact I have a bit of German and Filipino and a lot other things.
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I’m a descendant of the Swedish blacksmith family, Wård. Wich dates back to the 18th century as far as I know. (I don’t know about my mom’s side though)
100% Swedish I’ve heard somewhere that we came from Finland. But don’t take my word for it.
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So for all we know you could be descended from the aliens who kidnapped Elvis.
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Must explain why he likes DC so much.
sorrynotsorry
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~50% German
~25% Italian (Though I look 65% Italian)
~20% English
~3% Cherokee
~2% Other races I most likely have (one of which may or may not be french, my dad isn’t sure)
Born: Connecticut, America
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That’s quite the cocktail you’ve got going on there…
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Most Americans are this, even if they don’t know it.
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My heritage is slightly complex. My mom was born on the east coast of the U.S. to American parents, but she and my grandmother then moved to England when she was young. My grandmother then remarried, but this time to an English man, a writer called Tom Sharpe (search him up). My mom then married my dad who had English parents. They then moved back to the United States because of my dad’s job, but this time on the west coast. Soon after that, I was born
Currently, I consider myself about 65% English and 45% American, however I do have a small bit of Australian heritage and heritage from some other European countries
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1/2 mexican
1/2 french
Born: Arizona US
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