My results. Was told I was Italian and Puerto Rican my entire life ...

Not surprised to be this Italian. Eastern European & Russia and England & Northwestern Europe were a surprise. Biggest shock that there was no PR or any Spanish speaking country in my …

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My Whole Life, I Embraced My Latina Identity. Then I Took A DNA …

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Dec 28, 2024 · In my own life, I’d known a woman who’d uncovered a secret brother through a DNA analysis site. According to the Pew Research Center, 27% of American adults who took …

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Americans And Italian Ancestry : R/23andme - Reddit

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Sicilians look pretty similar to a lot of Puerto Rican’s and Mexicans so I guess that’s could confuse people. 23andMe gave me 8% Spanish and 6 % Italian. ... Growing up I was always told I was …

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Tokyo Olympics Helped Reveal More Of My Own Identity - USA …

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Aug 10, 2021 · Half-Italian, half-Puerto Rican, 100% me Had the reporter done basic research, he’d have known Straka is quite connected to Austria; he lived there for the first 14 years of his …

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European (and Latino?) American Results : R/23andme - Reddit

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It’s funny because I’ve been told my entire life I look Puerto Rican, so when I got the results it made sense lol. Even though I’m 96% European, people always think I’m mixed. Reply reply

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What information is there about Puerto Rico?

Puerto Rico has a rich history, with the Spanish beginning colonization in 1493. Approximately 51% of a typical native's DNA comes from the Iberian Peninsula, with similarities to DNA profiles from nearby regions like France, Morocco, Algeria, and Italy. ...

What ethnicities make up Puerto Ricans?

Puerto Ricans are a mix of several different ethnicities, specifically Spanish, African, Taino (Puerto Rico’s Natives), and Moroccan. We all have different percentages of these ethnicities, but we will share most if not all of them.If you would like to know your personal story with AncestryDNA, get your DNA kit here! ...

Who inhabited Puerto Rico before the Spanish colonized it?

Before the Spanish colonized Puerto Rico, the island was inhabited by the native Taínos, who are the Arawak people. Unfortunately, with the arrival of the Spanish, the Taíno population went from the thousands to less than 500 due to infections diseases, warfare, and enslavement. The Taínos inhabited Puerto Rico before the Spanish colonization. ...

Why do people in the Iberian Peninsula have a similar DNA profile?

The people native to the Iberian Peninsula share approximately 51% of the same DNA. This is according to AncestryDNA. When comparing a typical native, 51% of their DNA is from this region. In my case, I have 26% of the same DNA from the Iberian Peninsula. ...

When was the first US Census taken in Puerto Rico?

The first US Census in Puerto Rico was taken in 1910. Now with the newest release of Puerto Rico’s birth, death and marriage records, I have been able to track my genealogy as far back as approximately the 1790s! ...

How does Michelle López-Mullins Mark her race on census forms?

Ask Michelle López-Mullins, a 20-year-old junior and the president of the Multiracial and Biracial Student Association, how she marks her race on forms like the census, and she says, “It depends on the day, and it depends on the options.” ...