DJ Pauly D

Last census, I confused the cencus taker by identifying myself as Euro-American.

3.5 percent of self-described white Americans have 1 percent or more African ancestry.

If you've just met someone and they ask your nationality, how do you answer? Honestly, I say American. I know they're asking my ancestry but I'am a a wise ass.

Well me too. I'm American. but with my hyphenated double Italian last name I think they can figure out my ancestry.

Well, of course you do; your NATIONALITY is American. Your race is something completely different. If they want to ask about your ancestry they should just ask. It could make for some really interesting conversation.

The seperatist tagging wasn't voluntary.

Just plain ol' American!

Not all humans are of African descent.

On another note: any idea how many generations native Americans have been here and are only now being called Native Americans.

Yupper!