Thank you for posting this! I imagine some people reading it may have not considered it before. Does this idea also extend to ethnicity? This is far from the

Thank you for posting this! I imagine some people reading it may have not considered it before. Does this idea also extend to ethnicity? This is far from the original topic, but if I emigrate to my wife's home country, I don't think I can ever say I am ethnically "Danish", (or can I?) but she has been "ethnically" American since the day they gave her an ID. Or perhaps there is no "American" ethnicity? I would love someone to educate me on this topic. Perhaps "American" ethnicity is represented in those who move here to be a participate in 'American values'?