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angel3029 asked: I’m a Black American and am a hard worker. I graduated at the top 10% of my class and have always been seen as a quiet/shy person. I’ve traced my black ancestry all the way to my great-great-grandfather and I wanted to have my dna tested to learn about my African ancestry and [...]
Dyrek Ginel asked: I am an African American and I am proud to be African American. I am a dark skinned African American by the way. But when people discuss their ancestral heritage I am almost confused. I am 0.75% Scottish, 12% Irish and German, and 3% English and Native American. I never knew I [...]
Barbie asked: About one-third of White Americans are of between two and twenty percent recent African genetic admixture, as measured by the ancestry-informative markers in their DNA. This comes to about 74 million Americans. And yet, day-to-day experience teaches that virtually all White Americans look, well, White. This information is nothing new, and yet people [...]
K.C. asked: I’ve been told that I can not only meet my tribe, but recieve some financial help. I’ve been to ancestry.com, and googled “finding your american indian ancestry.com” with no luck yet. It’s all very confusing. Someone mentioned city hall and DNA tests? Please help, I’m lost. Thanks : ) Bookmark this site here:
Taners asked: My husband is part Blackfoot. In photos of his Grandmother you can see that she is Native American. Her father was Norweigian, her mother Native American. Her birth certificate lists her as white. I have been told that because she had a father that was white, she was listed as that. Because Native [...]
roxiecat4200 asked: This question is specifically for people who are racist, but anyone can answer. The “Freedom Center” in Cincinnati is thinking of offering DNA tests so that people can track their ancestry. Would you be willing to take the test or would you be afraid that you may find another race in your ancestry? [...]
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