what's ur ethnicity???

[xBaron Dants]

Originally posted by TigranJamharian why would you want to be recongnized as a minority? we are white, there is nothing more to it.

By the way have you guys realized how diaspora Armenians usually have lighter hair and eyes than us Hayastantsis?

My brother has dark black hair and dark eyes, and darker skin, and I have light brown hair, and brown eyes, and a whiter skin. In general though, that probably is a trend that really exists. I did see a lot of blond blue-eyed Hayastantsis in Armenia though. More than I had ever seen in diasporans.

[surferarmo]

Originally posted by TigranJamharian why would you want to be recongnized as a minority? we are white, there is nothing more to it.

By the way have you guys realized how diaspora Armenians usually have lighter hair and eyes than us Hayastantsis?

I agree on both accounts. My eyes are blue.

Actually, my great grandmother, whom is still alive and survived the genocide has blonde hair blue eyes. She says most Armenians did before mass rape started through all the years of persecution.

[fstkhnan]

Originally posted by TigranJamharian why would you want to be recongnized as a minority? we are white, there is nothing more to it.

By the way have you guys realized how diaspora Armenians usually have lighter hair and eyes than us Hayastantsis?

yeah ur right.......I was born and raised in Syria....I've got blue eyes and light brown hair....lol.....

[TJ]

why would you want to be recongnized as a minority? we are white, there is nothing more to it.

By the way have you guys realized how diaspora Armenians usually have lighter hair and eyes than us Hayastantsis?

[SexyAries]

My ancestors have all been Armenian, my great grandma usto be from old Armenia (now Turkey), the only mixture in my family was recently with my grandparents, So, I have a mix of purebread Armenian, Russian, and Goergian. I read somewhere that mixtures of too many races can eventually lead to a birth with a defective child. As far as what I write on those applications, its usually caucasion unless there is an other box then I'll write Armenian. I herd that Armenians in the U.S. are acutally not considered to be a minority, because of the simple reason that we don't write it in those little boxes where it has the minority selection, and therefore we are exempt from minority advantages, such as support/money from the government. I know that now the Armenian organization that is involved in benefiting the Armenian community is in the process of making us be acknowledged as a minority.

[loseyourname]

Originally posted by Anonymouse One can argue, ala Hitler that all societies which have resulted in mixture, and where the original creators of the civilization have mixed with those who were not originally part of the civilization, have fallen never to rise again.

This is why racially homogenous regions such as northeast Asia, and most of Europe have been above and beyond those who have been mixed.

I suppose this is also why the US is the world's only superpower. The simple fact is, nations and empires rise and fall. With the exception of the middle ages, civilization has only risen.

[Anonymouse]

One can argue, ala Hitler that all societies which have resulted in mixture, and where the original creators of the civilization have mixed with those who were not originally part of the civilization, have fallen never to rise again.

This is why racially homogenous regions such as northeast Asia, and most of Europe have been above and beyond those who have been mixed.

[fIReBuRntInHeLL]

when i first gave my IQ test, the professors started a meeting about my results. They decided to meet occasionally to resolve my results. Since then i dont know whats my IQ, they just told me
they will contact IF they find out anything about it. I was hearing conversations that this is the first time "pshhshsshhs" and then
VOILAS! here i am adding another post count to my account.

[Dan]

and my IQ is infinity. beat me if you can.

[Aphrodit3]

Originally posted by loseyourname It's funny you bring that up. We ran a test in my bio class last semester to see how many dominant and recessive alleles each student possessed out of - I think - fifteen genetic loci. I tested positive for thirteen dominant alleles, which was the most in the class.

How did you get 15? I only counted 10. Which ones did you test dominant for anyway? I'm just curious