Polish, German, Armenian, Ukrainian and Jewish (Of which i just found out today.)

While ethnicity may not mean much to you... you'd be surrpised just how much it means about you.

Even ethnic hertiages ten generations removed play a part to how you are and act today. It's really surprising.

My background is Italian. I'm not one to hold my ethnicity in high regard, so I guess I'll say that while I'm not ashamed in any way of my background, it's not important to me in the least.

Hell, I don't even look or act European. I've been mistaken for a muslim on more than one occasion even though I'm white, and I'm not a soccer fan in the slightest...

c03n3nj0 said: 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

lol most people only know the Netherlands as Holland, that may be why? thats what the kids here are taught, anyways.

im Scottish, but with English and Irish blood. Lord knows what else, the maternal branch of my family tree only goes as far back as my grandmother.

Full german background... it's very important, my #1 excuse for eating so much.

white finnish-english-irish
coudnt care less ,race doesnt define people

I'm Creole/Cajun French which is really just a nice combination of French and Spainish.

Also got a little Swedish from my mother.

EDIT: I'd say that I'm proud to be Cajun, but I don't go around flaunting it. My grandfather is fluent in French and man can he cook!

25% Latino, 75% Swedish.
Important for SAT's

1/4 Slovenian, 1/4 Montenegrin, 2/4 Japanese.
I'm fine with all of them. I don't have many ties on the Montenegrin side though.

White American, mainly German and Swedish. Being American is extremely important to me

Whitey!

German, Italian, Greek, Irish