sakinago
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She claimed she was Cherokee. She listed herself as Native American on job applications. There’s a pretty big difference between drinking margaritas on cinco de Mayo, and marking down that you are Hispanic on a job application...and then writing “authentic” Mexican recipies in a book that’s supposed to be by Mexicans.There’s a difference between saying you have this or that in you, and not being 100% correct about it, versus marking down that you are Native American and having that work to your advantage even when you yourself incorrectly cite that it’s from your grandmother 4 times removed. The Cherokee nation was if anything polite calling Warrens claims completely inappropriate. The cherokees will give college scholarships out even if you are only 13% Cherokee, so it’s not like they’re hardliners when it comes to this sort of thing. At best she is 1/64th, but highly unlikely given the wide range of 1/64-1/1000 NA DNA. Why the range is that wide is suspicious to me, seems like that 1/64 was there if in fact they gave her the benefit of the doubt on her claims of a great great great great grandmother. This lady wrote (plagiarized) recipies in a freaking cookbook called Pow Wow Chow. That’s a whole different level of finding out you actually have some Irish in you that you never knew about.So you verify everything Trump tells you.Ever hear of "Trust, but verify"?That's what she was told....you gonna hold her responsible for that too?So she listed her race as Natice American for her professorship...then told us a story about how her parents eloped because of disapproval of native ancestry. Really...someone actually objected to maybe (best case scenario, also unlikely) to 1/32 of being Native American? Dis bitch even wrote a couple of recipients in a Native American cookbook...wow, that’s impressive that a family recipe stayed around for at best 6 generations. I’m gonna look up her recipies...![]()
If she's going to spout it off and reap the benefits of it, she really should vet the authenticity of the yarn, right?
I have never looked at my family's heritage. I was told it was English, welsh, etc. Most people go with what they learned from their parents & grandparents.
Maybe your parents & grandparents were liars so you think they all are?
I get it. You have never been to a St Patrick;'s day celebration or parade when all those with Irish decent march & claim Irish heritage.
Elizabeth Warren never hid anything about why she claimed to have Native American heritage. She NEVER claimed to be part of a tribe. She never claimed anything beyond having that heritage.
Native Amertican. She said her grandmother had Native American heritag,.
So you question the generation range of the expert DNA test analyst. Well Wow, a obvious dumbass that knows more that this expert.
She said it, the test proved it,. STFU She has Native American heritage. Yet here you are trying to cover up Trump's lies by you making up this ridiculous argument.
And yes the range is stupid wide, and suspicious. Even if the range is correct, according to how they determine a likely percentage of ethnicity...get ready for this, Warren is most likely only .3% Native American. That’s what most white European Americans are. Should that range be inflated, she is probably less Native American than the average Schmoe walking down the street.