The Devil's Advocate
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it didn't say native american... she did
they have a scientific race assigned to them tho
white woman is more black than native american and is devestated
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they have a scientific race assigned to them tho
CriticalThought
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If you hear "Native American/Indian" or hear "Italian" from old school whites....
I didnt know white folks was outchea claiming Native American like that lol
The Devil's Advocate
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Explain breh. Before I waste my money on this ancestry.com scam they running
Cave Savage
Feminist
The 23andme test seems pretty accurate tbh
Premeditated
MANDE KANG
that bish ain't no damn 15 percent Africa
or else there would be some phenotypical traits like N Africans.
that bish 100 percent snow ape
or else there would be some phenotypical traits like N Africans.that bish 100 percent snow ape
mbewane
Knicks: 93 til infinity
They basically try to get an aggregate of certain gene or gene markers that are associated with a certain 'race' if you will. The problem is that in order to make an accurate account of these things you have to know a lot of information about who has what genes where the genes are at x point in time. Considering that race is such a nebulous concept to begin with all it can really tell you is that you share some genes as some people from place x.
The tests are not complete junk, but it's not nearly as definitive as some people try to suggest it.
An article from
Genetic Ancestry Tests Mostly Hype, Scientists Say
breaks it down more succinctly.
"If a test-taker is just interested in finding out where there are some people in the world that share the same DNA as them, then these tests can certainly tell them that," said Deborah Bolnick of the University of Texas in Austin. "But they're not going to tell you every place or every group in the world where people share your DNA. Nor will they necessarily be able to tell you exactly where your ancestors lived or [what race or social group] they identified with."
Dwayne_Taylor
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There's an article floating around the net about how many black people who think they have "Indian in the family " really just have a biracial mulatto ancestor who was trying to pass for something other than black.
Westcoastnative
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I can't see the video, I just see a huge blank space in your post.
Edit: I saw the video.
Edit: I saw the video.
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OG_StankBrefs
Da Spice...
those tests don't even tell 1% of a person's background. if u took the test it'd include only your father, his father, his father, his father, his father and so on. since your ancestors double each generation that excludes nearly all of ur ancestorsthat bish ain't no damn 15 percent Africa
that bish 100 percent snow ape
video states 20 generations ago we have over 1 million ancestors but the test will tell us only about 20 of them.
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