What's your ethnicity?

T Leeves

they call me heinz57

Crimson Dragoon

my dad is mexican, mom is mexican with slight asian background, and i was born in cali, so amer-mex-azn.

edit: how come sum people are getting thumbs down about their ethnicity. the ones that take it seriously anyway.

kat

50% Italian/ 50% Irish

....

but

... reincarnated from an Asian soul.

B.Kevorkian

Ethnicity is a matter of identity, not ancestry.

I am an American. That is my ethnic identity. I identify primarily with the Language and Culture of the United States of America.

Lady_Phoenix555

My mother is from Mexico and my father is from Italy. His father is from Ireland. So I am a first generation Mexican, Italian, Irish American.

goodgirlabout2gobad

African American Cherokee Indian Creole, and i think one of my great great great grandfathers was probably Caucasian

LOL!â™¥!

bangli
im from bangladesh
and im asian

ieatpoetryforbreakfast

french/german

dizzy12k

hispanic

tom g

first generation greek-american

Alexa K

Armenian and Polish!

Dog Tricks

Danish and about anything else but first and foremost American.

Jamerican

Im Jamerican

caucasian I suppose. Australian, but made up of scottish, irish, german, british, swiss, italian.
I'm what we call in aust a "bitza", "bits of this and that" lol.

Athena

half greek and half danish
(i love telling ppl this)
im half greek and my name is greek
im half danish n my last name is danish
n get this my middle name is actaully BOTH i looked it it up n the way its spelled lol its both greek and danish

nick nameless

I come from Irish well- diggers and sign painters, and dust bowl farmers, who moved to, ( and away from) California

saulg21

My mothers side comes from Andorra then went to Mexico in the early 1800's. My dads side comes from the Catalan region in spain. They also came to Mexico in the early 1800's. Then my greatgrandfather came to Texas where he met my greatgrandma in the 1870's.I'm Mexican /American.

Thinking Clearly

Appalachian

Pete

Hispanic/Caucasian

Okay, seeing as how people are explaining in detail their ethnicity, I might as well do the same:

Puerto Rican, Venezuelan, Chinese (hardly), Spanish, Portuguese, and maybe a little bit African (the gypsy kind south of Spain)... Okay, forget it. I AM the definition of a melting pot. =)

Ava

I am a proud American. My ancestors were from Scotland and Ireland, England and Native America. Both sides were blended.