Indian American. Specifically, Gujarati.
50% Greek, 25% German, 20% Irish, 5% English
Jamaican and an Asian country (either Japan or South Korea- it’s from my dad’s side, so I’m not sure).
i am in the grand minority of Hispanic girls in engineering yay! (Mexican to be exact 
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Palestinian-American, Jordanian dual citizen
Pasty white, 25% Italian, 25% Irish, 25% German, 12.5% English/British, 12.5% Albanian.
Edit: 12.5%, not 125%. I am not, in fact, 325% of a person.
Born in America, lived in Pakistan.
@ivyhopes12 You would be such a boss if you were 325% of a person!
Vietnamese and French, born and raised in 'Murica
100% Korean, lived in the States since I was 5
I suspect I’m Roman.
I mean, way back.
Chinese (1/2), German (15/32) , Scottish (1/32)
French and Scottish, way back.
I just found out that back in the 1830s, one of my ancestors was responsible for bringing more families to Texas than anyone other than Stephen F. Austin. Kind of cool!
Mexican-American (My dad is a legal mexican immigrant) but I don’t look it :)) If we are getting that specific, Mexican and Irish-American
I eat Kimchi and my mom makes it. Enough said.
Just for some digression, did you guys know that even so-called pure Asians(as some old Asian people put it that way and are actually proud it, IDK why) are not from a singular ethnicity. ALL current “pure” Asians are actually descendants of several different kinds of people who lived in Asia way back, like thousands years ago.
White American, mostly Polish descent
According to the gov’t White. But my mom’s from Cuba so White / Hispanic ?
Caucasian, but specifically Middle Eastern.
I’m not sure if this happens to any of you, but people often don’t believe me when I say I’m Middle Eastern because of my “white” accent, skin tone, and facial features. I was born in Lebanon, by the way.
@stugace there are some people who are just plain stubborn and stupid.
paul2752, Unfortunately there is arrogant ppl still in this world.