Are you proud of your Ethnicity, Nationality, Race, and Heritage? (Page 3)

Question

I'm Mexican American but through my ancestry I'm 42 percent Native American, 46% European and also somehow 8 percent African.

Anonymous · Answer

Nope. Not proud or ashamed. Don't care one way or another. My ethnicity or nationality doesn't define me.

GoodGuyGregGGG · Answer

yes in proud of my culture what we create and where we come from and where we are going as a community.
the people who say otherwise are dumb.
my culture is apart of my identity and how the world views me

Anonymous · Answer

Half Puerto Rican half portuguése  It sucks cause that combo made me look very masculine i have a long face for being puertorican and big chin for being portuguése

Muhammad1999 · Answer

im not proud of my ethnicity , but proud of my ethics

Happylivingn · Answer

I am Irish and very proud of my family and heritage. My family and ancestors faced ridiculous amounts of descrimination, but fought through it to provide a better life for my family now. I love irish music, food and culture, and someday hope to go back and see where my family is from (and some of them still live!)

Anonymous · Answer

I would not think proud is the right word for me, i'm not proud of it, neither am i ashamed of it. I know i exist and since i can't change any of it anyways, i dont see any reason to be ashamed of it.

Dan_Mike · Answer

Simply puting? NO. I'm a complexed idiot, who doesn't deserve what he has and shouldn't be (living)

Anonymous · Answer

There is no such biological category as Race so - skip that. But yes, otherwise I am proud of where I live and who I come from, recent and distant relatives.

BeatriceL · Answer

My dad was adopted so I have no idea about my true ethnicity. Will need to a DNA test at some point

jcjdissjhsns · Answer

im proud, but i dont rub face to others about that. . .

Anonymous · Answer

I don't care about things like that and I honestly think that people who cares about that are weird. I'm not looking for a fight or trying to offend anyone, just wanted to share my opinion to the matter.

Anonymous · Answer

Im proud of my 25% white 25% Mexican and 50% native American butt!

IncognitoX · Answer

Nationality Yes and the rest NO. But over all I am just proud of myself.

FuhrerAdolf · Answer

no I think it's stupid to be proud of something you have no control over

Megalyssa · Answer

I don't really care about nationality. I'm proud of my sons.

Galaxyguy96 · Answer

Im proud of being an American. I know Im Asian, but I dont consider myself Asian at all. Im American. I was raised here. Both my parents were born and raised here. I speak only English.

masterotaku · Answer

ethnicity is determined by your parents and their ancestors. it is neither a source of pride or of shame. it's time we started moving beyond such ideas if you ask me.

Vacuum-Rats · Answer

Yes but I don't look at my race as superior. I just am glad I am a member of the race I am. I can relate more with members of my race in certain aspects of life.

DanielKaluuya · Answer

I'm %100 African and good looking. We should all be proud to have come this far from the beginning and rejoice in our differences. Let's not envy or fight💜spread joy

WeirdoWerdo · Answer

You can't be proud of something you self didn't accomplish. If you say you are proud to be black, white, mango, blue. It illogical as it isn't a accomplishment.

sudharshanaram · Answer

it only matters if one has such values.. I can't be proud for something I am not...

abundantlyrich · Answer

No. I wasn't created out of love. I wAs just a result from sperm shooting in the womb.

havfodore · Answer

I am proud of my nationality. I am from Kekistan. 🐸

Anonymous · Answer

I'm 100% Chinese. I wasn't always proud of this. I grew up in a white area and when I was a child, that's all I wanted to be. But now o embrace and love my beritage

bedroomeyes · Answer

I don't see a sense in being proud of something I had no control over. I know I'm the bomb, though.

momo770 · Answer

I am a Melting Pot of different things, proud? I am who I am.

000_000 · Answer

Well yeah, just by existing you represent an unbroken chain of generations that go back to the beginning of time

BronzedAdonis · Answer

Those things are nothing to be proud of as you didn't accomplish anything noteworthy with your own personal merits, those things are a chance of birth.

Yuki_JPN · Answer

I'm Asian and Japanese. i was born in japan and brought up in USA (little) and Japan, i'm proud of.

JosyJosy · Answer

Nope. Whites managing to find beef with the other races so easily, such proud, yeah..

meatballs21 · Answer

I am more proud of being Canadian than I am my mostly British heritage.

Vanjasper · Answer

I'm Irish and proud. Though if you wanted to be technical, i'm an native Irish/Viking mix.

Jcree · Answer

one fourth native American, yet you could never tell by looking at me. I'm as white looking as they come. I don't like the fact that I burn up so easily in the sun without sunscreen. otherwise life is great.

dilligaff · Answer

I've always been told that I'm like Heinz 57 sauce. I'm a little bit of everything!

cdmist · Answer

That stuff doesn't matter the me. Your actions are what prove you.

Blake0048 · Answer

Well mexicans are a mixed race people. Part European part native American so your genetic analysis makes sense.

zagor · Answer

I'm happy with it. Not sure if there's anything to be proud about the genes you happen to have wound up with.

normielover6969xD · Answer

Nope. Arabs were on the right track but then something called extremism happened and here we are now.

Wulfric · Answer

I don't know it in detail. I am mostly Turkish and I have some Egyptian too.

badnews · Answer

I'm proud of everything else except my nationality. And I have valid reasons for that.

WhiskeyBrain · Answer

I'm American and I know what my people did I'm not proud of them but we are okay today

pks_fun_36 · Answer

Yes, I'm. you shouldn't be worrying about things that aren't in your control.

ChloeB16 · Answer

Yes I'm mainly Welsh and Russian but also English, French, and Norwegian

AboveTheClouds · Answer

I'm Vietnamese/Italian, and the only person out of my whole family with Hazel eyes. I'm happy with that :)

thrush70 · Answer

I'm English and I am not proud of what my country has become it is full of spongers and users from Europe and with england

harryish · Answer

I dont know. But I sometime think why can't the world be together. Like only one ethnicity, one religion.

PrincessBunBuns · Answer

I'm Hispanic. But I want to be white dunno. :(

PrinceNeo · Answer

how f****** yeah I mean I would like to be more than just Spanish but hey at least I'm four different types

anmari2001 · Answer

yes, I am and I think everybody should be

Anonymous · Answer

Im a javanese and proud one, even i dont quite understand javanese dialect but i still practice its tradition and its value.

Anonymous · Answer

sure, embracing the things we can't change makes us happy (:

Anonymous · Answer

Yes i am and no one ever should let people take away their pride regardless of hate and racism because people who spread this shit are not confident in themselves

kelvinmed · Answer

I'm proud to be dominican and to have been raised up in DR but also of my Haitian heritage

Solsa · Answer

I'm proud to be french but I woild like to know where my family come from with more precision

Blueeyes81 · Answer

Not really. It's not like I chose. So why be proud of something that you have no control over.

Nihilisic_Thinker · Answer

idc tbh. i couldn't care less because i dislike all humans in general lol.

Justinaveragedude · Answer

I am German and Scottish Irish in my dad's side, and Sicilian and Native American on my mom's side.

Anonymous · Answer

I could have been born into any race so I think most will be happy with what they are since we don't know any better. My ancestors are English and German so that's my background and I'm fine with it

Naydyonov · Answer

Proudness Scale: Nationality: 7 Ethnicity: 8 Race: 7 Heritage: 8

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