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Originally Posted by GreenLantern
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That's too bad. I believe that ethnicity is more about how you feel than bloodlines.
It's funny, because I know people who are white and have nothing to do with indigenous culture, but because they have a tiny bit of native blood, they claim that ancestry and the benefits that come with it (while not enduring the hardships). Then this guy who was raised in the indigenous culture and identifies with it is discriminated against based on blood.... it makes no sense to me.