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[Herb.]

Do you have a story about NA ancestry in your family? Whether you admit it or not, most African Americans do -- although according to 23andme's Senior Director of Resarch, Joanna Mountain, 80 percent of us have 0% of it in our blood. However, as you will see in the videos below, the fairytales aren't limited to our community. Most Americans have no NA blood, since Native Americans made up a small part of the population; but many claim it. Would you take a test to get a more concrete answer? These people had the balls to do so, and were even more courageous to share their  disappointing results.

http://blogs.ancestry.com/ancestry/2014/11/24/ask-ancestry-anne-where-is-my-native-american-dna/

http://ancestryforums.custhelp.com/posts/e0fab13628

http://ancestryforums.custhelp.com/posts/7d8cb9364f

http://ancestryforums.custhelp.com/posts/3110457a2c
"I know my 6th great grandmother was at least partially Native American..."

http://ancestryforums.custhelp.com/posts/936c614396

http://ancestryforums.custhelp.com/posts/3018ec3d16

http://ancestryforums.custhelp.com/posts/6d888b6f7e

http://ancestryforums.custhelp.com/posts/912c9d3356

http://ancestryforums.custhelp.com/posts/8bc0d8770e

http://ancestryforums.custhelp.com/posts/522c6d8fbb

http://ancestryforums.custhelp.com/posts/2fab0439b0

[AIDS!]

I don't understand the disappointment
I bet most of these people claiming NA blood, don't know anything about them or their culture and just doing it to seem 'exotic'.
I think exploring your African ancestry is more exciting imo

[Marilyn]

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[Herb.]

I don't understand the disappointment
I bet most of these people claiming NA blood, don't know anything about them or their culture and just doing it to seem 'exotic'.
I think exploring your African ancestry is more exciting imo

The funny thing is that when people think NA, the first thing that comes to mind is some Pocohontas-like tanned skin figure, with red lipstick, narrow nose and a skimpy skirt. But most of them didn't look like that. Not the black Natives. They had beautiful dark skin, different hair yes, but their noses and other mess was very similar to African features.

[Jon]

ken these threads lol

[Herb.]

ken these threads lol

;higlufhkycd

woo

[MypuzzystanK]

are you well?  lol you are really losing it...

[Herb.]

are you well?  lol you are really losing it...

Actually, gaining it...
as in education about myself and my community.

hey luv! how have u been?

[rosone1]

Interesting.I may try this out to find out about my African ancestry.And according to my grandmother, aunts, dad, my great grandmother was 100% Native American , but now I'm starting to wonder.

[BigDawg]

Fro bby...let it go hun

[SUPREME]

I didn't know everyone was really claiming it

[Herb.]

Interesting.I may try this out to find out about my African ancestry.And according to my grandmother, aunts, dad, my great grandmother was 100% Native American , but now I'm starting to wonder.

Do it, it's amazing to see which countries in Africa you originated from.
I was literally up all night last night researching West, Subsaharan and East Africa.
Connecting the dots is so fucking amazing; but it also has such a lighthearted, entertaining and fun element to it as well.

We're so conditioned in America to see Africa as one big place with a few elephants and people playing bongos. We have the tools to dig deeper, let's fucking do it!

My grandmother wants me to take her DNA sample next time I come to NYC. Hehe!

[Lane Bryant Jumpsuit]

  Lol


Sidebar- allbthe black guys on grinder say mixed 

[Herb.]

:mmywheresddy:Lol


Sidebar- allbthe black guys on grinder say mixed 

real fucking tears

and what r u doing on Grindr

[Lane Bryant Jumpsuit]

:mmywheresddy:Lol


Sidebar- allbthe black guys on grinder say mixed 

real fucking tears

and what r u doing on Grindr

Lmaoo i was just breezing thru