So my DNA ancestors results came in

[Mr. Somebody]

Post a photo friend

 

[BigMan]

Are you Messican? I doubt that you are Puerto Rican or Dominican with that low level of African.

There's a shyt of ricans with that make up

 

[Samori Toure]

My mom is from Honduras and my dad is from Nicaragua

Got it. One or both of your parents have some African mix to go along with your Cac.

 

[Samori Toure]

There's a shyt of ricans with that make up

Yeah Costa Ricans.

 

[semtex]

My aunt got one done. She 65% white

 

[BigMan]

Yeah Costa Ricans.

Ricans = Puerto Rican's
Ticos=Costs ricans

 

[O.iatlhawksfan]

Post a photo friend

 

[Black Nate Grey]

Cac.

 

[#SOG_soldier]

I'm Hispanic but I guess I'm a Hispanic cac

Average messican. Mix of native and euro

 

[NotAnFBIagent]

I'm Hispanic but I guess I'm a Hispanic cac

What are u gonna do with this newfound cac privilege

 

[#SOG_soldier]

34% native American entitles you to some benefits through the American govt. I believe. Look it up, just in case.

He won't get it because that really only applies to NORTH native Americans. He would be classified as a messican

 

[Samori Toure]

Ricans = Puerto Rican's
Ticos=Costs ricans

Rican is a Rican.

 

[O.iatlhawksfan]

What are u gonna do with this newfound cac privilege

Idk breh imma be asking for a reality check

 

[Mr. Somebody]

That's interesting friend. You kind of resemble Eric la salle

I can kinda see all the races in there. If i had to guess based on your appearence friend I'd say you had a father of African descent and a mother that was Latina or Caucasian or just biracial african-Caucasian. I guess this is the future of America.

Hopefully you believe in God because obviously believers are the most superior race

 

[JahFocus CS]

I'm looking up the blood quantum laws for my own reference now. Add something useful to the conversation or move around. And for some of these tribes 1/16th is enough and tracing back to an actual tribe isn't required.

It looks very complex from what I'm reading. But there are benefits available, if you do the work to trace your lineage a bit.

what are you talking about?

First off, breh is Hispanic. Meaning his ancestry comes from a country in Latin America.

Any benefits that citizens of Native nations in the U.S. get are due to the treaty relationship between Native nations and the federal government. The U.S. government has no treaty relationships with any Native nations outside the U.S.

Furthermore blood quantum in itself does not entitle one to benefits if they aren't enrolled as a citizen of a nation.

Too much misinformation out there on this topic