people confuse: nationality, ethnicity, and race all the time

and i can confirm, being mixed race confuses everyone

i though ethnicity and race are the same thing

if not basicly the same

Nationality is a concept which is mostly what country’s citizen you are. Race is your skin color, and ethnicity is the extension of race. It’s your culture?

I think? Correct me if I’m wrong

oh yea what about mixed race people

i mean race has like 4 categories normally and ethnicity is a wide list but nationality is just the country you're from

race is not skin

i am mixed, i did dna test

looks mean nothing

I wish I did DNA test

😢

it's fun

I wanna see my ancestry

i think the argument is just with the amount of travel in the world, race is really hard to even define

ethnicity can go based of historically accurate genetic markers based on regions in world

going back to early civilization

like you can track celtic groups and african tribal groups

but most people are a mix of those anyhow

by now especially

well the africans sold each other and at the time so

You can actually tell who’s who by a series of factors.

dna is fascinating but looks can and are deceiving

also if they didn't sell blacks than I doubt it would be as big as it was

or they could find someone else

because certain human characteristics like eye and hair and skin color (the main ones) have many different genes that control expression

and when you mix "races" they can vary an awful lot

people also confuse the origin of genetic variations

yea I can barely tell who's even half white on a lot of people

blue eyes are not exclusively European as an island of black people actually had their own blue eyed variation pop up

that and blonde hair there

very cool

oh I heard of that place

it is a cool look into big misconceptions on appearances in human genetics

Melanesians, that's the group

Idk if I got all things right on them, but that is the group I was referring to

I like his attitude but how does he know there's more black racism?

i mean, i do have to say it seems that the US has more "in your face" racism than other countries