Most of the Europeans that arrived in Latin America were not colonizing government officials, plantation owners, soldiers or conquistadors. Most were people arriving were common folk looking to create a better life for themselves as farmers, fishermen, merchants etc so these people did not “do the bad things colonizers did” as you put it and they deserve to be respected just like other ancestors. The term “colonizer” has been used in a negative racist type way in recent years so now the term colonizer is considered offensive. So please don’t use the term colonizer because it’s considered offensive to many today and just like you want respect to not be called offensive things, others deserve that respect as well. They are called colonists. Thanks.
I know the truth hurts but dont be so quick to get defensive, without looking at the facts. If what you are saying is true then I need some historical proof that these "bad things" didnt happen, because to my knowledge these bad things did happen. With that said, what about the racist caste system and those racist painting depictions of black people that were widely spread all throughout Latin America? The Spaniards wanted to wipe out the Black and Native population through extreme race mixing, is that not evil wickedness? What about the Natives, were they not enslaved and were subject to genocide by these white Spaniards? I know the truth hurts, but reframing and sweeping things under the rug doesnt bring healing. Healing comes from confronting the truth head on. I have since forgiven whites for their wicked deeds but I will never forget history.
Are you high? They did come to the “new world” to colonize and enslave people. What history books are you reading. Yeah, later on after independence people came from Europe to have a better life but at the same time these people implemented a racist system after independence.
Very well said, if you look at it, they are the descendants of Dominicans in the United States who adopt the position of the Afro-Americans and their hatred against the English and others that we do understand that they have suffered but that does not give them the right to distort history and culture of other countries just because we share common ancestors is, as you say, a lack of respect. My family comes from part of Europe. They were poor and humble people and they also came from Turkey. They fled from wars and did not come to do those atrocities that they attribute to everything. the one who is white
@@IslenoGutierrez Colonizer is the correct term. Why? Because their descendants continued their work and those that came over who are of European descent helped with racism that has been carried out immediately after slavery until present day.
Our results are quite similar but I'm not Dominican. My mother is African-American and my father is a native of Orocovis Puerto Rico 🇵🇷. I am 60% African, 33% European and 7% Native American. ✌
did my DNA test two years ago (btw , I'm from Uruguay), and found out that Im 77% Spanish, 16% French and 7% Charrua Indian. That really doesn't matter at all, we're just people. Hugs and stay safe.
@@jackholman5008 I agree, it´s because it´s always important to know about our origins. Other than that, at the end of the day, we´re all part of this great Human Family. :)
I tested DNA via 23andMe. **Paternal Taíno ancestry Caribbean origins in The Bahamas. Maternal Haplogroup is L1b1a (Bantu Expansion & Austronesian admixtures). This is my Ancestry Composition: ~ Sub-Saharan African 77.6% (Broadly Sub-Saharan African 0.2%) West African 60.0% Nigerian 37.6% (Yorùbá identity) Ghanaian, Liberian & Sierra Leonean 13.7% Senegambian & Guinean 1.5% Broadly West African 7.2% Congolese & Southern East African 17.4% Angolan & Congolese 15.6% Southern East African 0.6% Broadly Congolese & Southern East African 1.2% ~ European 19.6% (Broadly European 0.2%) Northwestern European 18.5% Greater London, United Kingdom +9 regions* British & Irish 11.0% French & German 4.5% Scandinavian 0.4% Broadly Northwestern European 2.6% Southern European 0.9% Italian 0.9% ~ East Asian & Native American 2.6% Native American 2.0% Chinese & Southeast Asian 0.6% Filipino & Austronesian 0.3% Indonesian, Thai, Khmer & Myanma 0.3% ~ Unassigned 0.2% *Other United Kingdom regions are ranked in order by strongest evidence as follows: 2. Greater Manchester 3. West Midlands 4. Merseyside 5. West Yorkshire 6. Tyne and Wear 7. Belfast 8. Cheshire West and Chester 9. Essex 10. Glasgow City **This is my DNA results' genealogy presentation on TH-cam video link, th-cam.com/video/gykKqv5Pt1w/w-d-xo.html
The first accounts of the island being called Haiti was onboard a ship 🚢 and it was a captive explaining the landmass to a European. Tainos obviously had their own caciquedoms which operated differently from each other politically and culturally, and were fighting each other, so it's bizzare to believe they all agreed on 1 name for the entire island. Doubt it. They couldn't even agree on 1 name for the same mother goddess atabeira (the fertility god). In other words the name of the island varied on who you asked. We aren't even sure there was a name. That's a European concept. Tainos had tribes and they identified with that. It's also logical to believe that if the island was one name then they would have also been one huge caciquedom. It was instead 5 kingdoms each with a different history. For example the kingdom of Managua was led by a cacique who wasn't even born in that island. His name was caonabo, he was born in Turks and Caicos. He was the only tribe to go against the Spanish for personal reasons in regards to gold mining.
Are you familiar with any potential Haitian or Cocolo ancestry. Or perhaps the Samana Americans? Judging by your phenotype you look like you could be from the black Caribbean countries
@@swifstart_7777 I’m not stereotyping. We’re just living in a time where lots of blacks are trying to pass themselves off as “Dominican”. They have to be called out
@@ernestwilliams6123 Facts. And, obviously, not every Dominican tries to pass off as Dominican, he and every other Dominicoon pretend to think everyone wants to be Dominican, if a white person did the same thing, he and every other Dominicoon would never have a problem with that.
You may not necessarily get your European from colonizers being that it’s from different parts of Europe. Most Dominican European ancestry came from Spanish migrants from Canary Islands and other parts of Europe. Migrants not colonizers.
I am glas Afro-Latina sister, we are African but we have the conquistadors blood in us too and I am glad you admitted it in an honest way. Also, Europeans mixed amongst themselves, so that's why we get different drops of European ancestry.
I did this and got 70 % euro . My skin color is similar to yours . I expected at least 50 due to my mom being of German - Dominican descent but now I’m even more confused lol .
You can't put a percentage on your ancestry. Race doesn't exist on a biological level; when 2 people procreate they throw their genes in a pot, shake it, then choose at random and that's what their baby is. This being said, you can look lots of different ways regardless of how your parents look, especially skin tone. The % ancestry tests give you is only saying how likely you are to have ancestry from that region. Essentially, there's a 70% chance you have ancestry from Europe based off their dna testings.
@@tracyi9152 That doesn't prove race is real, only that the homo sapiens in those regions mixed with Neanderthals. In fact, it proves race isn't real, because their features are influenced by Neanderthals, and not them being "white". Just like Australian aboriginals have high amounts of Denisovan dna, yet they're just labeled "black". Race is defined by humans with shared physical qualities, but like I said, based off our current definition it has no biological basis. An Australian aboriginal is put in the same group as an African.
I have a DNA match who is African American from Mississippi, he is less European than me. I'm 23% European and he is 15%. He is 85% African. He has white people hair (type 2 wavy). I have curly hair. That's something how genetics work. Him being 15% European strongly shows when it comes to his hair. He looks both black and white lol.
@@afro-latinx7288 When the Black Americans that got freed from slavery went to Liberia some of them enslaved the African natives! There is good and bad everywhere and conquest is the story of human history.
I need help I am a light skin dominican American with kinky hair, my dad is a light skin dominican but his parents are both darkskin and Dominican, my mom is light skin but her parents are both brown skin and Dominican, I have trouble identifying who I am.
Christopher Colon went around to find another way to get spices and finished finding islands and continents unknown to Europeans. The name of the island La Española was Quisquella by the Taínos. Haiti was established by the French; they were the French Africans military men.
I’m 6% European and I don’t claim it or acknowledge it. I’m aware of it but don’t claim it. A crime was committed against two of my ancestors during slavery.
You can’t gauge you’re percentages of dna based on your phenotype. No disrespect just speaking as an epidemiologist who worked in genetics and dna for 6 years.
Percentages of dna isn't even a thing, ancestry tests only tell you how likely you are to have ancestry from a certain area. Essentially, 50% African means 50% chance that you have ancestry from Africa, because these companies don't know who you are or what you look like. They tell you probability based off what they found in your dna.
Good video regarding your genetics but it's sad that Spanish and Portuguese history that includes establishing a religion, courts, trading posts, universities, a global language and culture is reduced to being called "colonizers"
@@afro-latinx7288 Did you find out you're 71% European and only 16% African? Are you gonna move to el campo with Andy and start making anti black videos? Y'all can adopt Dominicoon. I'm just sayin girl, this might be the beginning of a new life
@@afro-latinx7288 Awww maaaan! Does this mean you and Andy ain't getting together? Dominicoon needs a good family. Just think about it and get back to me.
I had a minimal amount of Southern European-Spain that went away and my French/German percent went up. I wonder if they recalculated and it’s part of the Spanish in the French category. I’m also African American but from the Deep South so it could be Spanish or it could actually be French or German lol
@0:50 lebanon 🇱🇧 lol you meant liberia 🇱🇷 .. 0:55 she says Guyana lol 😂 .. You’re too cute anyways guyanese 🇬🇾 here south american mines came bk 100% african ✊🏿black and proud
Great video! Love the glasses! I think some people get upset over the colonizer comment; because everybody goes to the worse thought. Especially, with time the younger generations a lot of them are not connected to that part of history. Also, many people forget that trade and travel was still possible relationships were many and hidden.
It is sad to see how all the descendants of Dominicans in the United States mainly twist history to Africanize us and victimize themselves like African Americans do, even though they have their reasons for doing so, but here we do not have that feeling of racial segregation because we are a fairly homogeneous people here anyone can having a family member with European or African or Indigenous characteristics and that is what is good and characteristic of Dominicans, like merengue which is the best example of that tambora/African, guira/taino/accordion/European and it is what we are and another fact that You don't know the word HAITI comes from ayiti, which is Taino and is only found in mountainous places such as the western part of the island, and I'll give you another example. In the Dominican Republic, we have the LOS HAITICES national park. You know why it's called that because it's full of mountains and mogotes with that I clarify that the island has NEVER been called Haiti, bebeque, bohio quizquella are names that the island was called by casiques documented in the chronicles of the Indians so before issuing an opinion document that it is very embarrassing that nuts historical facts
@@deepstate3358 That's what they say out loud, but deep down inside she wanted more Spanish blood. They all try too hard to be pro black that it's obvious they are not.
@@gimmeyourmoney8678 are you dumb? If she says she’s pro black and shows it then who are you to tell her or anybody that she is not? If she was to say she’s not pro black you would complain. Her being a proud Afro Latina has you complaining. What more do you want? Tf.
she seem sad lol why do black people seem shocked especially fair skin b.w when they get the results like are they expecting a less percentage a higher percentage i don't get it .
Most of the Europeans that arrived in Latin America were not colonizing government officials, plantation owners, soldiers or conquistadors. Most were people arriving were common folk looking to create a better life for themselves as farmers, fishermen, merchants etc so these people did not “do the bad things colonizers did” as you put it and they deserve to be respected just like other ancestors. The term “colonizer” has been used in a negative racist type way in recent years so now the term colonizer is considered offensive. So please don’t use the term colonizer because it’s considered offensive to many today and just like you want respect to not be called offensive things, others deserve that respect as well. They are called colonists. Thanks.
“No they were indeed colonizers!” What’s wrong with the truth. There’s nothing offensive about that term at all. Stop it 😂😂😂.
I know the truth hurts but dont be so quick to get defensive, without looking at the facts. If what you are saying is true then I need some historical proof that these "bad things" didnt happen, because to my knowledge these bad things did happen. With that said, what about the racist caste system and those racist painting depictions of black people that were widely spread all throughout Latin America? The Spaniards wanted to wipe out the Black and Native population through extreme race mixing, is that not evil wickedness? What about the Natives, were they not enslaved and were subject to genocide by these white Spaniards? I know the truth hurts, but reframing and sweeping things under the rug doesnt bring healing. Healing comes from confronting the truth head on. I have since forgiven whites for their wicked deeds but I will never forget history.
Are you high? They did come to the “new world” to colonize and enslave people. What history books are you reading. Yeah, later on after independence people came from Europe to have a better life but at the same time these people implemented a racist system after independence.
Very well said, if you look at it, they are the descendants of Dominicans in the United States who adopt the position of the Afro-Americans and their hatred against the English and others that we do understand that they have suffered but that does not give them the right to distort history and culture of other countries just because we share common ancestors is, as you say, a lack of respect. My family comes from part of Europe. They were poor and humble people and they also came from Turkey. They fled from wars and did not come to do those atrocities that they attribute to everything. the one who is white
@@IslenoGutierrez Colonizer is the correct term. Why? Because their descendants continued their work and those that came over who are of European descent helped with racism that has been carried out immediately after slavery until present day.
Our results are quite similar but I'm not Dominican. My mother is African-American and my father is a native of Orocovis Puerto Rico 🇵🇷. I am 60% African, 33% European and 7% Native American. ✌
We could be cousins!
Haha! She kept pronouncing the country names wrong. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm Dominican 🇩🇴 as well. My DNA came back as African is 29%, Spanish 64% and 6% Native.
A tip: you can watch series at flixzone. Been using them for watching lots of of movies lately.
@Raphael Branson yea, I have been watching on Flixzone for years myself =)
You still black!!.. not Spanish
So you Spanish
@@beatrice123ful I'm Dominican.
We are what we are. African, European and Tainos. People that dream for a better future and people who suffer but did not give up.
did my DNA test two years ago (btw , I'm from Uruguay), and found out that Im 77% Spanish, 16% French and 7% Charrua Indian. That really doesn't matter at all, we're just people.
Hugs and stay safe.
We are very different people it does matter
@@jackholman5008 I agree, it´s because it´s always important to know about our origins. Other than that, at the end of the day, we´re all part of this great Human Family. :)
I tested DNA via 23andMe. **Paternal Taíno ancestry Caribbean origins in The Bahamas. Maternal Haplogroup is L1b1a (Bantu Expansion & Austronesian admixtures). This is my Ancestry Composition:
~ Sub-Saharan African 77.6% (Broadly Sub-Saharan African 0.2%)
West African 60.0%
Nigerian 37.6% (Yorùbá identity)
Ghanaian, Liberian & Sierra Leonean 13.7%
Senegambian & Guinean 1.5%
Broadly West African 7.2%
Congolese & Southern East African 17.4%
Angolan & Congolese 15.6%
Southern East African 0.6%
Broadly Congolese & Southern East African 1.2%
~ European 19.6% (Broadly European 0.2%)
Northwestern European 18.5%
Greater London, United Kingdom
+9 regions*
British & Irish 11.0%
French & German 4.5%
Scandinavian 0.4%
Broadly Northwestern European 2.6%
Southern European 0.9%
Italian 0.9%
~ East Asian & Native American 2.6%
Native American 2.0%
Chinese & Southeast Asian 0.6%
Filipino & Austronesian 0.3%
Indonesian, Thai, Khmer & Myanma 0.3%
~ Unassigned 0.2%
*Other United Kingdom regions are ranked in order by strongest evidence as follows:
2. Greater Manchester
3. West Midlands
4. Merseyside
5. West Yorkshire
6. Tyne and Wear
7. Belfast
8. Cheshire West and Chester
9. Essex
10. Glasgow City
**This is my DNA results' genealogy presentation on TH-cam video link, th-cam.com/video/gykKqv5Pt1w/w-d-xo.html
She looks more than 54 percent subsaharan African. She said Guyana no its Ghana. Guyana is in South America.
U welcome to come visit The Gambia 🇬🇲. And enjoy the cultures with delicious foods
The first accounts of the island being called Haiti was onboard a ship 🚢 and it was a captive explaining the landmass to a European. Tainos obviously had their own caciquedoms which operated differently from each other politically and culturally, and were fighting each other, so it's bizzare to believe they all agreed on 1 name for the entire island. Doubt it. They couldn't even agree on 1 name for the same mother goddess atabeira (the fertility god). In other words the name of the island varied on who you asked. We aren't even sure there was a name. That's a European concept. Tainos had tribes and they identified with that. It's also logical to believe that if the island was one name then they would have also been one huge caciquedom. It was instead 5 kingdoms each with a different history. For example the kingdom of Managua was led by a cacique who wasn't even born in that island. His name was caonabo, he was born in Turks and Caicos. He was the only tribe to go against the Spanish for personal reasons in regards to gold mining.
She said Guyana, Lebanon which are a whole different country not in Africa but I got you.
Are you familiar with any potential Haitian or Cocolo ancestry. Or perhaps the Samana Americans? Judging by your phenotype you look like you could be from the black Caribbean countries
James Sanz, stop being racist. Just because she is higher African doesn't mean she is Cocolo or Semana. Don't stereotype
@@swifstart_7777 I’m not stereotyping. We’re just living in a time where lots of blacks are trying to pass themselves off as “Dominican”. They have to be called out
@@jamessanz5303 what’s so special about being Dominican.? It’s not even a race 😂😂😂😂
@@ernestwilliams6123 Facts. And, obviously, not every Dominican tries to pass off as Dominican, he and every other Dominicoon pretend to think everyone wants to be Dominican, if a white person did the same thing, he and every other Dominicoon would never have a problem with that.
My parent are both from DR born and raised. Somo del cibao.
You may not necessarily get your European from colonizers being that it’s from different parts of Europe. Most Dominican European ancestry came from Spanish migrants from Canary Islands and other parts of Europe. Migrants not colonizers.
THat's what colonizers basically are. Truth is, when she says "waht colonizers did to my people" she sounds dumb, she is the colonizer.
I am glas Afro-Latina sister, we are African but we have the conquistadors blood in us too and I am glad you admitted it in an honest way. Also, Europeans mixed amongst themselves, so that's why we get different drops of European ancestry.
I did this and got 70 % euro . My skin color is similar to yours . I expected at least 50 due to my mom being of German - Dominican descent but now I’m even more confused lol .
You can't put a percentage on your ancestry. Race doesn't exist on a biological level; when 2 people procreate they throw their genes in a pot, shake it, then choose at random and that's what their baby is. This being said, you can look lots of different ways regardless of how your parents look, especially skin tone. The % ancestry tests give you is only saying how likely you are to have ancestry from that region. Essentially, there's a 70% chance you have ancestry from Europe based off their dna testings.
@@HawaiiDEEPS Race does exist biologically because caucasians and Asians have higher levels of Neanderthal dna.
@@tracyi9152 That doesn't prove race is real, only that the homo sapiens in those regions mixed with Neanderthals. In fact, it proves race isn't real, because their features are influenced by Neanderthals, and not them being "white". Just like Australian aboriginals have high amounts of Denisovan dna, yet they're just labeled "black". Race is defined by humans with shared physical qualities, but like I said, based off our current definition it has no biological basis. An Australian aboriginal is put in the same group as an African.
I have a DNA match who is African American from Mississippi, he is less European than me. I'm 23% European and he is 15%. He is 85% African. He has white people hair (type 2 wavy). I have curly hair. That's something how genetics work. Him being 15% European strongly shows when it comes to his hair. He looks both black and white lol.
Ivam Cole we are so genetically diverse!
@@afro-latinx7288 fr!! 💯
23% European is a lot!
@@mikkiminach9539 yes I agree!
@@afro-latinx7288 When the Black Americans that got freed from slavery went to Liberia some of them enslaved the African natives! There is good and bad everywhere and conquest is the story of human history.
I need help I am a light skin dominican American with kinky hair, my dad is a light skin dominican but his parents are both darkskin and Dominican, my mom is light skin but her parents are both brown skin and Dominican, I have trouble identifying who I am.
If that is how you look in the picture I would say a light skin black Latina.
you mixed not black
!00% Mutt
You are Mixed Hispanic
You look like rapper Eve a lot.
Christopher Colon went around to find another way to get spices and finished finding islands and continents unknown to Europeans. The name of the island La Española was Quisquella by the Taínos. Haiti was established by the French; they were the French Africans military men.
How can I get a trustful dna test of those?
Are you part cuban? I see ancestry in Havana on your results
StefanoTheGr8 I don’t know of anyone in my family line who is Cuban. There may be some one way back in my blood line that came from Cuba!
@@afro-latinx7288 the Spanish regularly replenished their slave populations with Africans from Cuba
I’m 6% European and I don’t claim it or acknowledge it. I’m aware of it but don’t claim it. A crime was committed against two of my ancestors during slavery.
You can’t gauge you’re percentages of dna based on your phenotype. No disrespect just speaking as an epidemiologist who worked in genetics and dna for 6 years.
Percentages of dna isn't even a thing, ancestry tests only tell you how likely you are to have ancestry from a certain area. Essentially, 50% African means 50% chance that you have ancestry from Africa, because these companies don't know who you are or what you look like. They tell you probability based off what they found in your dna.
@@HawaiiDEEPS I was speaking as a professional. I don’t understand why you’re kind of trying to explain dna extraction to me.
@@TheKrs911 If you're a professional then you should know there's no such thing as percentages of ancestry
I'm the opposite, I'm 60 % European. 13 indigenous and 24 African. 3 jew . Family from Puerto Rico
gorgeous either way
Good video regarding your genetics but it's sad that Spanish and Portuguese history that includes establishing a religion, courts, trading posts, universities, a global language and culture is reduced to being called "colonizers"
She latinx in her name . She is a lost cause
Nice you 1.7% Moroccan🇲🇦 North African
My daughter I told you’re stolen 🤣🤣🤣
Awwwwwwwwh! Paola it’s good to see you again!
Terryn Queen thank you! Much love
@@afro-latinx7288 ☺️☺️❤️❤️
Look who I found! Did you get an update yet?
Yes I need to do an update video.
@@afro-latinx7288 Did you find out you're 71% European and only 16% African? Are you gonna move to el campo with Andy and start making anti black videos? Y'all can adopt Dominicoon. I'm just sayin girl, this might be the beginning of a new life
@@TRUTHTEACHER2007 lmao nope still mostly black!
@@afro-latinx7288 Awww maaaan! Does this mean you and Andy ain't getting together? Dominicoon needs a good family. Just think about it and get back to me.
@@TRUTHTEACHER2007 how bout you worry about all of them jamaicans in jamaica who bleach their skin and are walking around looking like albinos.
Not "Guyana" you mean to say "Ghanian" Guyana is in Sudamerica. 🙂
Yes, thank you for the correction. My reading sucks sometimes.
Yeah, she also said Lebanon but meant Liberia. It's all good. She's finding her roots and connection to the motherland.
France is both a Northwestern country and a Southwestern country.
I had a minimal amount of Southern European-Spain that went away and my French/German percent went up. I wonder if they recalculated and it’s part of the Spanish in the French category. I’m also African American but from the Deep South so it could be Spanish or it could actually be French or German lol
When is your birthday?
Welcome my afro Latina queen
shes not afro latina. shes mixed. compare ur results to her creep
@@realtizzalk9351 clown 🤡 go back to the circus 🎪
Thanks 🙏🏽 for sharing I should be the same as you
Lol what's up with all the dislikes? Looks like some Dominicans mad to be Black 🤣.
Very intellgent woman,iam listen to you always on bella pannel, you speak one by one
You should do ancestry dna it’s better for African decent an more accurate and 23 an me is better for European countries
I've found that it's the complete opposite. Actually overall 23&Me is more accurate for me than Ancestry.
@0:50 lebanon 🇱🇧 lol you meant liberia 🇱🇷 .. 0:55 she says Guyana lol 😂 ..
You’re too cute anyways guyanese 🇬🇾 here south american mines came bk 100% african ✊🏿black and proud
Great video! Love the glasses! I think some people get upset over the colonizer comment; because everybody goes to the worse thought.
Especially, with time the younger generations a lot of them are not connected to that part of history.
Also, many people forget that trade and travel was still possible relationships were many and hidden.
It is sad to see how all the descendants of Dominicans in the United States mainly twist history to Africanize us and victimize themselves like African Americans do, even though they have their reasons for doing so, but here we do not have that feeling of racial segregation because we are a fairly homogeneous people here anyone can having a family member with European or African or Indigenous characteristics and that is what is good and characteristic of Dominicans, like merengue which is the best example of that tambora/African, guira/taino/accordion/European and it is what we are and another fact that You don't know the word HAITI comes from ayiti, which is Taino and is only found in mountainous places such as the western part of the island, and I'll give you another example. In the Dominican Republic, we have the LOS HAITICES national park. You know why it's called that because it's full of mountains and mogotes with that I clarify that the island has NEVER been called Haiti, bebeque, bohio quizquella are names that the island was called by casiques documented in the chronicles of the Indians so before issuing an opinion document that it is very embarrassing that nuts historical facts
TainA is ur ancestors wake up
I said it ones and I say it again. Puerto Ricans are the real Tainos. Everyone else barely have any Tainos blood.
👀
I was cringing at the mispronounced words.😬
54% os half
She kinda looks disappointed
of course she is. she is not as African as she thought she was. she is mixed and real africans in Africa can point that out by looking at her.
@@deepstate3358 She was hoping to have more Spanish blood. She understands that AA and others go to DR over Haiti because of the Spanish blood.
@@gimmeyourmoney8678 WRONG this chick is a pro black weirdo from new york. She doesn't care for European blood.
@@deepstate3358 That's what they say out loud, but deep down inside she wanted more Spanish blood. They all try too hard to be pro black that it's obvious they are not.
@@gimmeyourmoney8678 are you dumb? If she says she’s pro black and shows it then who are you to tell her or anybody that she is not? If she was to say she’s not pro black you would complain. Her being a proud Afro Latina has you complaining. What more do you want? Tf.
you have my sister's name ❤
Ur only 11.8 percent colonizer
My Y chromosome paternal haplogroup is almost genetically identical to the Spanish conquerors of Dominican Republic
What dafuq is "LatinX"
U have a familiar face
Dominican is obseded about race
Lol rather Americans yes...that's what you meant right???
she seem sad lol why do black people seem shocked especially fair skin b.w when they get the results like are they expecting a less percentage a higher percentage i don't get it .
I am very Happy because a have 0% subsaharian Blood on me. I
whats wrong with having African blood?