Any Other Biracial Wrong Planet Members?

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I was wondering about this because I am biracial and a few months ago had met a lady on this forum who is also biracial with almost the same mixed races as myself. So are there any other members here who are a mixture of more than one race like me? If so explain what you are mixed with.

I'm actually part Hawaiian, part Filipino, and part Caucasian. My Dad had Hawaiian, Filipino, and British heritage in his family and my Mom has German and Irish in hers. For the most part I look caucasian but I have very black silky hair and full red lips which I inherited from my Dad (but unlike him I'm very pale like my Mom). Because my Dad left shortly after I was born I was raised alone by my Mom and her entire family is caucasian so I guess you can say I relate more to white people, but I'm still proud of the fact that I have a bit of an exotic heritage. Plus I think the fact that I'm biracial is why I'm so accepting of people regardless of their race or nationality because it gives me insight into both sides of the world. After I learned of my heritage when I was a little boy it peaked my interest in other cultures and after learning a bit about different places in the world I realized every culture is beautiful in it's own way

I'm half Cherokee half redneck, does that count?

Well yeah, Native Americans and Caucasians are two different races.

Alrighty then

Mixed-race Caribbean Spanish and Celtic.

I'm German Irish. So that means I'm white, and... white.

i'm half japanese and half pennsylvania deutch. if i had some italian in me i might be able to start another world war. bad joke.

1/2Native American/Irish,etc,etc....

I am half-Hispanic and half-Caucasian.

Don't believe me? OK, fine.

Same here. I'm Slovak Scottish (and look like I'm Dutch ).

O_o what do Dutch people look like?

They're born with wooden shoes on their feet, that's usually the giveaway

I'm German/Scottish along with some little bits of other nationalities from ancestors

I'm mostly white with a touch of Jewish and (allegedly but yet to be confirmed) Native American ancestry.

So you're not a Jew, you're just Jewish.

Is there a difference? All I know is that my maternal great-grandfather was Jewish, and probably came from a line of Jewish ancestors from Germany. Since my Jewish ancestry does not follow a strict matrilineal line, I am technically not a Jew.

I'm somewhat Jewish-ish