ELIZABETH WARREN = 1/32 CHEROKEE
HER PARENTS = WHITE & 1/16 CHEROKEE
HER GRANDPARENTS = WHITE WHITE WHITE & 1/8 CHEROKEE
HER GREAT-GRANDPARENTS = WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE 1/4 CHEROKEE
HER GREAT-GREAT GRANDPARENTS =
WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE
WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE & 1/2 CHEROKEE
HER GREAT-GREAT-GREAT GRANDPARENTS =
WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE
WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE
WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE
WHITE CHEROKEE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE
ASSUMING ALL OF OBAMA'S DESCENDANTS MARRY BLACKS, WARREN'S CLAIM TO BE A CHEROKEE WOULD BE LIKE OBAMA'S GREAT GREAT GREAT GRANDCHILD CLAIMING TO BE WHITE.
OF COURSE, SINCE THERE ARE NO AFFIRMATIVE ACTION BENEFITS FOR BEING WHITE, THIS WILL NEVER HAPPEN.
UPDATE: MORE HERE.
UPDATE: MORE HERE.
"Dances with forked tongue" - Anyone who claims in writing to be a Native American should have some sort of supporting documentation. “If you’re a member of a federally recognized tribe, then that means you would have a tribal enrollment number,” he said.
ReplyDeleteSo how do you get or proof this heritage?
How to prove/claim Native American heritage on college applications?
Answer: Definition and origins of Native Americans:
Definition. As described in DoD Directive 1350.2 a Native-American or Alaskan Native is a person having origins in the original peoples of North America, AND who maintains cultural identification through tribal affiliation or community recognition. (emphasis mine)
There is no one contemporary majority definition that establishes a person’s identity as a Native-American. The Bureau of Census states that “anybody who claims to be a Native-American” is a Native-American. The Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA), which is the organization responsible for monitoring Indian affairs and issues, general definition to be a Native-American, you must:
Be 1/4-1/2 Native-American blood at a minimum.
Live on or near trust lands/reservations.
Be on a tribal roll recognized by the federal government.
Trace ancestry back three generations.
Be approved by BIA officials.
Enrollment in Native American heritage varies from tribe to tribe, but two requirements are the usual standard for claiming your tribe.
First, you must be a descendent from someone listed on the tribe's base roll or be a descendent of someone married to a Native American on the base roll.
Secondly, tribal residency or contact with your tribe are fairly common requirements.
The Six nations should sue her 'white'a$$.