Spanish/Filipino/Irish

Dominican

not that much....but I like using it as a trump card when people don't think I speak spanish.... I actually like to say sometimes Spanish/Taino/African because thats what my country is mostly mixed of...

Italian/Russian/Native (Criollo, probably descendant of Spain)

I mostly don't care, since I'm mainly Italian and most people in this country descend either from Italians or Spaniards, so it's largely unremarkable, it's not like I've got something to be proud or ashamed of. I care about my Russian ancestors, but that's more because they were a very important Russian family than the fact that they were Russian.

So, in the end, not much

Let's see...

I'm Dutch/Hispanic.

Don't really care for it, although, people get interested when I say I'm Dutch:

Them: Cool, you're Dutch? Like, German?
Me: That's Deutsch, I'm from the Netherlands.
Them: Neverlands?
Me: No! Netherlands!
Them: Never Heard of it.
Me:.... >_>

lol, true story

white of scandanavian descent... which is not important to me at all.

How far back are we going? I mean, technically, we're all part African.

I'm a white guy.

Western European mutt. Doesn't mean much, my kids will only be partially white anyways.

7/8 British 1/8 Spanish. Shaken not stirred

I'm mostly Filipino, mixed with Chinese, Islander, Spanish and European descent.

I have pride in my culture and history, but don't care much about ethnicity except in sharing.

1/8 Irish, 1/8 English, 1/8 French, 1/8 Italian, 1/4 Ukranian, 1/4 Mennonite ...

The ethnic background is of no real importance to me, but knowing how every one of my grandparents had little to no education and came from (essentially) dirt poor backgrounds and were able to make something of themself (and my parents continued the tradition of hard-work and self sacrifice and made our lives far easier than their lives were) has shaped a lot of my political views.