discussion Are you indigenous?

[Saddy]

Nope

[Digitalism]

Most people in latam are. Even the white passing ones. So yeah

One great grand mother was a  Guarani native but I'm mixed to the point it doesn't even make sense to discuss it.

I have Sirian, German, Spanish, Italian, English and Native ancestry 

[UnusualBoy]

I'm more of a mess tbh lol. My grandgrandfather from my mother's side was a colonizer (Spanish) married my grandgrandmother who had indigenous ancentry and from my father's side, I don't really know much, just that my grandmother was a blond blue-eyed gringa. I'm mexican btw.

[BrokenMachine]

I don't even know, since I have some features as I'm mixed/mestizo, but indigenous people where I live aren't allowed to identify as part of their original group once they marry a non-indigenous person. The natives in here kinda apply the 'or you're 100% part of us, or you're not' 

 

The only part of my family I could track was the European/Mestizo descent one, since it's the one that keept more official registers.

Edited September 6 by BrokenMachine

[Sprite]

everyone is indigenous to somewhere

[Sprite]

Indigenous European, specifically Italian

[AvadaKedavra]

 Looks like I actually have it...... My last name from my mother side is indigenous-indigena
According to all those geneology sites i have INCA-Quechua roots. 
So, yep i belong to the America's is my homeland. a male pocahontas

i also have middle eastern roots (Arabic last name) and black and spanish heritage (basque county)
I wonder if havin all this mixing makes me multiracial or not cause is mostly in my grandparents-great grandparents side
i actually look a bit ambiguous and people are like..........Usted es un enraze de que? 

i identify as a Southamerican Latino mostly and also United States citizen at heart cause is my fave nation even when theyre hated 

 

 

Edited September 6 by AvadaKedavra