Mixed Girl Takes a DNA Test! Finding out the TRUTH.. 23andMe DNA Test
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- čas přidán 1. 07. 2020
- I've wanted to do this for sooo long... so here we go! What am I REALLY?!
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My biggest pet peeve: “you’re not Hispanic you don’t even speak Spanish” BUT, it has made me more determined than ever to learn. I make my grandparents speak to me only in Spanish and I’m learning :)
Same I never speak I do have broken English but I’m definitely not fluent when it comes to speaking, I do understand fluently tho
By that logic English is British so Americans aren't really Americans because they don't speak 'American' 😂
Ah so your white then
@@KronksLever my friend, American English, or Americanised English is different to English. that's why we have different dictionarys 🤦♂️
I bet you dont even know what old English is?
English is a bastard offspring of old English, Roman, French, German, Danish and Scandinavian to name but a few.
To be Hispanic, means yes you do kinda have to speak spanish as it's in the name.
@@gympump9766 your right but I kinda think its also to do with your parents or family members like if they teach you or not.
The thing about the changes in the website is that the results actually become more and more accurate over time. Obviously your actual dna never changes but the database in their pool of info continues to grow as people submit their dna, so they will update yours to become more and more accurate and honed in over time! Super cool
That is so true though recently Ancestry changed the way they report and they don't report any trace dna under 2%. I predicted 1.5% Native American but they don't show any for me. My cousin who has twice as much as me on paper shows 3% which makes sense. 23andme shows a higher resolution (down to 0.1%) which means they are more detailed but they have only tested 10 million people whereas Ancestry has tested 16 million meaning Ancestry has a higher database so their information, while a lower resolution, is more accurate. Originally Ancestry would only report a region so you might get "European" or "Sub-Saharan African" or "Western Asia" etc. Now they are down to "England" "Ireland" "Kenyan" "Iranian" etc. Mine told me the counties in Ireland and what part of Massachusetts my ancestors were from for the last 200 years which is pretty good but they could not tell me about my Spanish or Native American ancestors from 400 years ago. The best thing for anyone to do is to actually go to each dna testing web site and do them all. This would come to maybe half a dozen tests and that will give you a better and more accurate picture. If you have five different dna tests and one says 7%- 10% Nigerian and another says 12% Nigerian and a third says between 3% and 11% Nigerian and yet another says between 9% and 14% Nigerian and the last one says 12%-17% Nigerian then you can reasonably say you are most likely around 10%-12% Nigerian. five years from now they will all update the accuracy and you might see 11.2% Nigerian.
uhmm, so you have to take the test again? :)
@@nunyabiznez6381 I am not well enough on money to try out all the DNA tests. Do you think I should just go for the 23andMe DNA test? It seems to be the most detailed, even showing which cities your ancestors came from which is cool. It would be boring to just see something like "Yeah you're from Africa.. somewhere... also Scandinavia". I am also interested in my ancestors from many years ago too.
@@ZairaL03 23 and me gives you a higher resolution results so in other words you will find out about an amount as small as 1/2 of 1%. But they won't tell you the region of the country your ancestors are from. Ancestry is the best one for that. Ancestry told me I am 43% Irish, 27% Scottish, 25% English and 5% Norwegian. Then they broke it down and told me when my ancestors came to New England and which states and counties they came from. They told me what part of Ireland my ancestors are from as well as what part of England. But they could not tell me what haplogroups my mother and father belonged to. 23 and me told me I am 98.5% British/Irish and 1.5% Spanish and they told me what haplogroups my father and my mother belonged to. So basically each gave me different pieces to the puzzle. If you are limited I suggest you choose based on what you are most curious about. If you want a detailed all around picture of your ancestry and don't mind that they won't report anything under 2% then Ancestry is the way to go. If you want to know what your mother's, mother's. mother's, mother's.... female line was then 23 and me could be the way to go. Personally I liked Ancestry more because I also get documented genealogy information from them. You can't look up census records on 23 and me.
@@nunyabiznez6381 Thank you! I will pick 23 and me as the first one for now! I'm just too curious what some of those less than 2% are in my blood! :) Since I am half Norwegian and half Russian (Chechnyan) I've always wondered what lays under all that. For the later future I'll save up for Ancestry to get the other detailed info!
It's been a couple years since I took german classes and I'm proud of myself for understanding what you spoke in German.
Same!
It’s funny that they got rid off most of the German classes in the states between the First World War and Second World War because the stigma of Germany.
@@emptyhad2571 I guess it makes sense? When I was in high school , German was one of the only things offered at my school. We could take Spanish, ASL or German.
As a fellow mixed girl, I love this content so much!! thank you for bringing a light to being from various ethnicities!!
I’m half Ecuadorian and half Russian. I took it upon myself to learn Spanish throughout high school and university, and now I can listen in onto Spanish convos and they would never know I’m fluent. 😂
This is so cool Jeanine!!
I love that you made this video Jeanine! I am also mixed, my dad is Italian and Irish and my mom is Mexican. Recently my mom did a DNA test and found out shes 90% Native American! So I would love to do mine eventually!
Are you from the East Coast? Mexicans living there tend to be the from the heavily Indigenous countryside of the Mexican South
Native Meso American.
OMG! it feels so nice to have someone struggle w the same things as me. I’m half Mexican half German and I’ve always struggled with fitting in with each one
ugh glad im not alone!!
I’m biracial, or mixed. It really is hard to find where you belong at times!
Isn’t Kat Von D also German and Mexican?
The thing is the majority of Mexicans already have European in them or are full European, so you being mixed with a European parent you’re mostly all white, Mexican is a nationality and ethnicity tho so any color can be Mexican. I know you probably know this but this is for the people who will not understand why a white girl with blonde hair is half Mex
@@aislinna3611 my dad is actually native from Mexico so he’s Indian!!! he’s super dark just the German genes are very strong🤪 but yes, it’s so cool tho seeing how each Mexican can vary in color!
I am 50% Indian from my mom and a mix of German, Irish, and welsh from my dad. I was born in the states but my mom is an immigrant. I love my culture and history and I’m so proud of who I am☺️
Oh my gosh I’m similar. My father is English, Swedish and Icelandic and my mother is indian and Portuguese. Btw what do u look like, mixed race ppl are very interesting
Thank you for this! This is just what i needed to hear. I’ve been struggling a lot recently with my identity being adopted from guatemala and living in a primarily white town all my life. We need to stop putting people into boxes and making assumptions about them because what you look like on the outside shouldn’t dictate who you are as a human being.
Your Spanish sounds great!!! You should make a video trying to speak in Spanish only, would be so cool and funny 🤭 (your accent got my attention cuz sounds really) Saludos desde Mexico 🇲🇽🥰
My grandma is from Guatemala and we’ve always wanted to take a family trip, but my grandma has never wanted to go back or for us to go. So it’s interesting to me about what you said about your family!!!
This was so interesting to see! Your heritage is so cool. I loved seeing how you even have some Scandinavian in you, since I'm from Finland! It was also so helpful to hear you talk about being mixed. Thank you Jeanine.
I’m from Guatemala too. I love you so much Jeanine. I have been watching you for so long!🇬🇹💕🥺
I totally understand what you went through growing up because I struggled with that too. I was born in Ukraine but am half Ukrainian and Persian and Pakistani. I was adopted by American parents and moved to the states. I always felt like I was never Ukrainian enough growing up. So I completely understand how you felt! But now I have learned to accept and be okay with all of it. God bless ❤️
loved this video, love that you are passionate about everything you do. I don’t think you need to work too hard on trying to fit in on either side, you are trying. You are you, unique.
Your personality is beautiful and kind, Keep learning. Also, watching you get excited about your results was so cute. You are just glowing girl!
I love that even though u didn’t grow up using both the languages u still put the effort to learn. Having friends that know the language will help you get better! Especially if they speak it all the time :)
Identity is fluid and is whatever you want it to be! Thank you for being transparent and sharing your experience!
I'm full guatemalan! 🙋♀️ Always get told I don't look Guatemalan tho so I feel your pain on the commen misconception on "how your supposed to look", love your and your channel . May God continue to bless you and use your for his glory ❤
The major reason people tell you that you don’t look Guatemalan is the fact that Guatemala is the most indigenous country in Central America. Most associate Guatemalans with a Mayan look. Despite such every single country that has a typical or semi majority look also has others that are outside that box.
Right on it!!! We Love you Jeanine!!!!❤️❤️
I did an ancestry dna test a while ago and I was surprised by the results. I think it’s important to know where you come from. But also yeah the dna info changes the more it’s in the system or whatever I don’t know. But I love you for who you are.
So exited for this video you put us in such a great mood !
Hi Jeanine!! I am from Finland, moved to Sweden when I was 6 and later on moved to France when I was 11. I also have struggled to identify to cultures and boxes but it is true that when you grow up you realise you don't need to fit in to a certain box, it is nice to be able to embrace so many cultures and identities! Love you xxx
Also I do want to mention that I appreciate your moment on speaking about Social racism. Hopefully we can change Institutional racism as well. I suggest you watch the CZcams video “white savior trope explained” by the YT channel “the take” its super informative of stereotypes and the problematic side of them! Also I love to see you open up about race. I feel like Christians usually don’t talk about it but we all know Deuteronomy 1:17. We need to advocate against racism, the Lord wouldn’t want us to show any partiality.
This is a good day to find out who you are. Thanks for sharing this girl.
🤍 thanks for watching
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Hi there from Puerto Rico! One tip that can be helpful next time you speak spanish. "I am" doesn't always translate as "Yo soy", sometimes it means "Yo tengo". For instance, "I am Jeanine" translates as "Yo soy Jeanine" but "I am 26 years old" means "Yo tengo 26 años" 👍🏽 Hope is helpful! Can't wait to see another video like this! Great job!
I can totally relate Jeanine! As a woman of color, 1/2 black + 1/2 white, being mixed is definitely a unique experience 😅 especially with how divided our country is right now. Thank you for helping spread awareness with this vid! 🙌🏽
Y’all I can totally relate. I’m Native Hawaiian, Filipino, Japanese, Okinawan, German, Irish, Austrian, and Portuguese. My parents and grandparents are all mixed. I was born and raised in Hawaii, so it’s really common here for people to have multiple ethnicities. Most of our ancestors came here to work the plantations. Here we are taught to respect and love everyone, and to be proud of who we are. We are all so unique. Fearfully and wonderfully created by God. Unfortunately, I can relate with struggling with “ethnic identity “. I never felt like I was enough of any of my heritages. And unfortunately some people shamed me for it. I wasn’t Japanese enough. I wasn’t Filipino enough. I wasn’t Native Hawaiian enough. Growing up I didn’t learn to speak any of these languages, just a few words here and there. And we don’t practice a lot of customs from each of my cultures either. My mom wanted us to know that we should be proud of who we are, but that we needed to remember WHOSE we were before anything. To remember the importance of representing God’s Kingdom , not just our cultures. I’m proud of my heritage, I’m proud to be American, and I’m proud to be a Child of God. ❤️ Mahalo Nui for this video Jeanine. Continue to let Jesus lead you and use you for His Glory. God bless you and your ohana 🙏
What helped me with my Spanish was joining a bible study group from my church where the ladies spoke Spanish! It’s really helped me.
Appreciate you for using your platform to address a very important topic happening in America!!! Also this video was so interesting. I loved your glasses, where did you get them from? 🤓
LOVE THIS!! I’m Mexican & Peruvian but on my moms side (🇵🇪) I have German which is why I took German in High School, sending love from Plano 💕✨ ps thank you so much for addressing the difficulties growing up in the south being mixed. I was born in NY but moved to TX & went through a lot of racial prejudices which hurt and still hurt , so thank you ❤️👏🏽
I love how you said that we need to be more careful about what we say to others. It’s really sad how people don’t understand how mean comments have effect on people.
I missed you vids,they make me so so happy!
I love how people like to make assumptions about others they don't even know lol! Keep being you Jeanine! We'll be waiting for you here in Guatemala when you can come. PS. You're going to LOVE it! I'm not from here, but I've been here for four years now and only see myself moving back to Texas to be with family :) Also, my mother-in-law, who's Guatemalan, is the same way... She HATES being on camera! and social media haha. God bless you and your journey.
I know right. I LOVE GUATEMALA. The country is beautiful and the people are the most welcoming people I’ve ever met. I told my mom that I wouldn’t mind living there at all. :)
I'm half Native American A'aninin Nation and then half Scandinavian. Thank you I'm mixed race this means a lot to talk about it. So thank you! ❤️
Your german is actually pretty good!!! Keep it up☺️👏🏼 Love from Germany🤗
I thought so too the way she speaks german is very soft and mixed with spanish its actually really nice💕
This was so interesting Jeanine! ❤️ I’m from Curaçao, it’s a small island in the Caribbean. I’m currently learning German so I understand what you said when you were speaking German 😺 I would love to do a DNA test too!
While being a mixed child growing up with parents from different races and cultures I’ve never related to a ‘youtuber’ more than Jeanine. Keep being you Jeanine! You really are an example for young woman!
For some reason this made me realise that ive been following you since you were in college and damn does time fly! Love youu x
I really appreciate you making this video! I have so much respect for you! Thank you!
I wish I knew more of my native language as well so I kinda feel like a outcast in my community at times but I’m trying to get back into 😇😇
Jeanine....can you do a quarantine online school hacks??❤
Hallo Jeanine!
This is such a cool video! Thanks for sharing this with us. So get this, my name is Janina and I am (from what I know) 100% German. Both of my parents are German but I haven’t had a DNA test done yet. I really want to and need to. Oh on top of that, I used to date someone from Guatemala!! The world is so small! 😊 looooove your videos! You are so kind and beautiful. Your videos just make life better
Guatemalan here thank you for making this video!💙🇬🇹
Thanks for watching!
I'm from Guatemala and I been in the U.S. a few years and I'm proud to hear you speaking Spanish and German I know that is difficult learning more than 2 languages, I was struggling on learning English to but something that would help you to be fluent on speaking the language is finding friends with that language. I did it when I start learning French.
And I really like your videos keep going God bless you!!!
Hey Jeanine I hope you read this: You were made perfect exactly you are, whatever those numbers are. They are just numbers, at the end of the day you are beautiful and you are enough and complete just the way you were created. Forget the negativity, the people hating others for who they are are so narrow minded. Anyway you will achieve great hings in life. All the best :)
Love your video! I’m Hispanic (both of my parents are) and live in a Texas border city. Sadly, I too don’t speak Spanish fluently so people would make fun of me for not being “Mexican enough.” Same goes for my appearance yet non-Hispanics see me as a Mexican. It’s been a struggle for years but now I’ve learned to embrace and love who I am❤️
YES she really took the words out of my mouth. being mixed is hard and no one really talks about it. thank you sis!
Hi Jeanine! I'm from Guatemala and I'm sure you will be fine when visiting. There are many areas in Guatemala that are dangerous, but if you stick to the touristic attractions (Lake Atitlán, Antigua Guatemala, Semuc Champey, etc) you won't be at risk. You could take some safety measures such as maybe not using public transportation. It's a beautiful country and I'm positive you will have a great time 🤗
I'm from Guatemala too and this is 100% true! :)
YAYYYYY another vid!!! Love u jeanine!!
I’m 100% Native American! 😊 Loved this video and the message you brought with it! I’ve been watching your channel for years now! Love how real you are!
That's so cool
Wow thats really cool and unique
I'm 0.1% Am I part of the fam
Your genetic test said that? Usually most native Americans have others mixed in as well.
@@piaaadah depends If your family have been living on the rez not
Great video sis. I'm from Brooklyn NY and of mixed background and can definitely relate. Sorry to hear about them calling you a Nazi because of your father's background. I strongly urge you to watch Europa The Last Battle so you discover the truth about your amazing yet tragic background. I'm still affected by this recent discovery. Salute and 1 Love Always.
My DNA makeup was so interesting! I always thought I was 25% Italian and 50% german and English and Welch and some unknown things but I ended up being 47% English, welsh 22% Irish and Scottish, 14% German, 9% french 6% Italian 2% Portuguese
Did u take it on 23andme
Lol iam full mexican and I got 5% Italian
I’ve always wanted to take this test! Both my parents are immigrants too. My dad is middle-eastern and my mom is Brazilian and German. I’m quite a mix so it would be so cool to see a breakdown. Thanks for sharing yours!
I think it’s important that we understand that race and culture are vastly different concepts to delineate. I’m 100% Korean but living in America also afforded me that same cultural disconnect as you suffered from. I’d be remiss to assert that most first world Asian countries like Korea and Japan have become so Westernized that culturally there is a merging in terms of culture even if food, language, and customs might be different... there is a slew of various western cultural expressions in those countries where you could fit in pretty well there because the culture is expressing itself in a more Western vibe than not... In terms of racism, I got it from whites and blacks so I think we need recognize that racism is a sin issue in the human heart, just like lust and lying. Before anything else Jeanine, if you say you want to learn, I highly recommend books by Thomas Sowell, Shelby Steele, Walter Williams, Jason Riley, Booker T Washington, Malcolm X, and listen to pastor Voddie Baucham... you might find their positions pretty compelling...
thank you for sharing this video jeanine 🤗
can you also do a: updated whats on your iphone and how to make it aesthetic and minimalist but cute just how your style is 😊💕 i absolutely love it!
My parents are both from Mexico. But I was born in America. My mom actually moved to the US at an early age. I feel like I definitely resonate with not knowing so much of my parents culture. Would love to learn more and visit Mexico. ❤️
I’m mixed too and I can totally relate to what you’re saying about not really fitting anywhere 😕 love your video!
My Dad is from the US ( North Carolina ) and my Mom is from Guatemala like yours 💕
he was traveling through Guatemala and met my Mom and fell in love. I've been to Guatemala a lot, and it's really not as dangerous as people say it is. It is a beautiful country and I know when you finally get a chance to go you will fall in love with the culture and country ❤️
that's so cool i am from nc i would love to go to guatemala too!
This is so Cracie. SAME!
Im from sc!
I can't wait I'm going to Guatemala this year!!!
That’s so cool! My parents were also born in Guatemala! And since being Guatemalan is a nationality, versus part of one’s ethnic background (just like being American, being from the US, is a nationality, not an ethnicity), my mom is half Spanish and half African. And my dad is Indigenous, African and Spanish. 💗 And I couldn’t be more proud of my ethnic background! 💗
PSA about DNA databases - positive feedback no bad vibes
I’m so happy you got to see what you’re made of lol I too did a test (I’m French Canadian and Canadian indigenous and also a biotechnologist (Métis, Maliseet and Abenaki)). When I took it they told me I was from northern-eastern Marocain and Algerian, specifically of mozabite decent.... no French... not even Irish... juste from Northern Africa and basque and Spanish. like girl what? All to say if you get really odd results and you’re of indigenous decent a lot of us are from very genetic structured areas and many of our traits especially those from smaller communities may be lacking from the databases. So the databases will try its best to categorize you to a cultural group which will have some of the similar traits to yours. So, yes maybe my indigenous ancestry have genetic similarities with the mozabites people of Northern Africa. Which genetically is interesting. Maybe mozabites from 1000s of years somehow came to Canada, or their genetics similarly mutated as my indigenous ancestry. Thus, gave me those results. But, all in all if you’re mixed race and you have random ancestry which makes absolutely no sense to you. Keep checking as they constantly update their databases, and do not despair. Especially, if you’re from micro communities. Such as indigenous people of North America.
I’m so sorry people called you those terrible names growing up. Thank you for speaking out about this. I know it must’ve been hard to bring back up.
I dont know who in the world woupd make fun of you.. My goodness you are absolutely georgous. Its just people that are jealous obviously.. A 100% WOW... Keep it up..
I’m German, Hawaiian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, and French. I can’t speak any of these languages, but I wish I could at least speak one of those languages 😭
Hola Jeanine!! Love your videos and your content, from a fellow Texan here!
I just wanted to share that I can really relate to this video and how confusing it can be growing in a mix culture and the society itself.
But in my case it's a little different as well, I'm a mexican girl, that was born in Texas but in border town, that itself it's a whooole different story. I've always feel like I'm not mexican enough for my family and friends in Mexico and not american enough for my family and friends in USA 🙄....yeah quite complicated, plus the accent issue, etc.
It was a bit difficult at first, but now I'm very proud of being able to experience the best of both worlds with family and friends and keep living my life at it's best.
Saludos Jeanine from SATX! Wishing you the best always 😊🙏❤
17:18 we love you too Jeanine!!
God bless everyone 🙏🏼💗✨ stay safe 💞
About to order this test.... I was adopted at birth, never met any of my biological family members. Grew up with bright red hair freckles and a very deep voice from a young age.... My adoptive parents “who I adore” are very tan and both have dark hair. I have always wanted to help others so I joined the Marine Corps and then became a Police Officer and have been serving our citizens for the past 19 years.
I would just like a hint of where my heart came from.....
Thank you for posting your very informative video! Have a blessed week! Oh and I’m from Texas, but have lived all over the United States and across the pond.
You have the sweetest personality! Also you summed up everything about racism so so well! I've never taken a DNA test but would assume I'm almost 100% German, maybe a small percentage of Polish as well. Both my parents are German and so are their parents etc. But my last name is polish. You talking in German was great, I LOVE the american accent.
What little German that I know, I learned from listening to Rammstein songs back in the day. 🤣 I took 2 courses of Spanish in school and only remember a few sentences. This was so much fun to watch! I’ve had that test kit in my amazon cart for forever but haven’t purchased it yet but this definitely made me want to. Based on our family tree, we have Scottish, Dutch, and German origins but I’d love to know more about myself. :) Thanks for this fun video and the message of everyone being beautiful and not to discriminate!! 💙
You spoke Spanish and German well👍👍I am mixed with Portuguese, Chinese, Thai and French and I live in Asia.I couldn't agree more, we are all unique in our own way no matter what we are made up of✌
I believe our differences should be respected and used to learn from each other instead of tearing each other down. I love learning the differences between cultures and backgrounds!
Well, I am German, and I also would say, just like you did: Why would you have to fit into any box? It's beautiful that you combine all these different things and bring something unique to the table - actually, everybody is unique, so it's great to be reminded of that - I wouldn't mind, at all, if you didn't speak German, but it's actually cute to hear you speak it. Very interesting video, thank you!! And thank you for speaking out for variety and tolerance ❤❤!!
I can totally relate with you ❤ and you actually sounded good speaking both languages 👏
EARLY LOVE YOU❤️
I also have German heritage and know basic German and hope to take classes when I go to college. I was happy I knew what you said in Spanish and German because I did Spanish in high school.
Can I just say, I’m half British and half Brazilian so completely relate to not knowing where you fit into everything. I speak Portuguese but look like THE biggest gringo so I never felt ‘Brazilian’. I realised though, that I don’t have to fit into one box, I’m both equally and that’s that + better for it. 🇺🇸🇬🇧🇧🇷🇬🇹 ❤️
I have not taken one of these tests but I've wanted to because I have a ton of different family backgrounds this was so cool to watch! I'm German, Irish, French Canadian and Native American as far as I know that is
Even though you are mixed definitely supporting my fellow Guatemala love your videos and the way you love God ❤️💕
My parents are both from the US but my grandparents are from Yugoslavia and Ireland, I completely have the Slavic traits and I love it!
Thank you for talking about us all being human. Its a topic so many people avoid
Love you so much!
Just learn those languages by yourself and use them. Parents really do their children a disservice by not teaching them their mother tongues. As a parent don't ever give up, children's brains have plasticity and they DO LEARN even if you think they aren't improving.
Love the outtro!!!!
Thank you for this video Jeanine! I live in central europe and because of the holocaust our grandparents were taught to not to talk about being jewish. My dad grew up not knowing that he was jewish, and we figured it out through the rest of the family, I have relatives in Israel, and it is so great to know that I belong somewhere. But my family has German, Serbian, and Hungarian too so I always felt that I'm neither of those. It truly is a difficult question, but I came to understand that we are one nation, joining under the flag of Jesus Christ, and we don't need to be just one specific nationality ❤
been watching you for so many years, but I didn't realize you had 6 siblings!!
omg okay I’m just now watching this video and I didn’t even realize this but your top!!! Is it from Dani’s Amaryllis collection??? I love it SO much!!!
Hey! Your the best!
You are so beautiful 😍 and your cultures are and learning more about you is just as beautiful.
My dad is from Mexico my mom USA and i never fit in either country. And i thought it was difficult growing up but now ive experienced racism these past 3 years like ive never and my self esteem dropped to a new low level. 😔
Great video jeanine! 😊 i totally relate
I’m half dutch and half persian but i was born and live in the netherlands
I don’t speak persian so i feel more Dutch than persian 😅
Hi Jeanine, thanks what a great video ;-) Now that you have your DNA results I would love to see you do a review of DNA Romance ;-)
Keep up the great work 👍
Love that as Hispanic people we have SO MUCH HISTORY it’s BEAUTIFUL ❤️🇲🇽🇵🇪
No consigo entender por qué los hispanoparlantes se definen como hispanos.
HISPANA era el antiguo nombre de España.
Por tanto, hispanos son los nacidos en España.
Incluso nativos, sin una gota de sangre española dicen que son hispanos,
¿Por qué?
You’re awesome!!! ❤️
I love your videos and I think this was really interesting! My whole family's from Northern Ireland so I'm pretty sure I'm 100% European :)
Hey girl, feel you. 1st generation American here and I always felt not enough this race or this culture and always felt my families judged my sister and us. But hey like you said I don’t put myself in a box I am me and i like me :)
I totally understand why your mom doesn’t want to bring attention to herself and why she might be concerned about you going to Guatemala. I’m from Mexico (live in NY)and in my job I work with asylum applicants and let me tell you, it’s not safe right now. Perhaps in the future the situation could change because Latin America is BEAUTIFUL but for now stay put. Much love your way! ❤️
Who else has been here before 2017?! We are the ogs y’all haha!💛love u Jeanine
Ps. I have a channel 💫
Thank you for pointing out there is one race! The human race, which we are all part of. Bless your soul cutie
Really good video😊 we're all human and from a mix of everywhere, one world one love 🥰🎂