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But why did she claim it at all? Even if her family's story was correct, having one Native American ancestor at some point ages ago, does not make you simply 'N
by politil_throw93 7y ago
But why did she claim it at all? Even if her family's story was correct, having one Native American ancestor at some point ages ago, does not make you simply 'Native American', does it?
- SN76477 7y agoAs someone else said "I think it's plausible to be told something about your heritage and not question it"
- gadders 7y agoAgreed, but if I was running for office or using it on official forms I would want to be a bit more certain.
- SN76477 7y agoThat is a good point of view to have.
- politil_throw93 7y agoI get that she believed that she was small fractional Native American if that's what she was told (and she thought a couple of percentage points on the test proved her right, so she already knew it was very small.) But she didn't claim to be small fractional Native American. She claimed to be simply 'Native American, period'. I can't see why she'd do that?