I am a MIXED BREED..."Are You?"
By Shavkat
@Shavkat (141906)
Philippines
April 21, 2019 12:29am CST
In the Philippines' history, the country is being colonized by Spaniards, Japanese, and Americans. They had ruled the country for a certain period of years. Thus, most locals are not pure blooded Filipinos. Some of them got married and have children with the locals. I. myself is not a pure blooded one. If I am a dog, then I considered myself a mixed breed. I have a blood of Filipino, Spanish and Chinese.
I had learned so many things about Family Tree. My last name is based on Spanish.
"Are you pure-blooded in your own country?"
"Are you a mixed breed like me?
Image Credit: Shavkat
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@crossbones27 (52907)
• Mojave, California
21 Apr 19
I bet majority of world is some kind of mixed breed. Some more than others, but why the whole purity thing is a joke. Even if they could keep bloodlines pure, eventually people are going to move and settle somewhere else. Then evolution adapts people to their environment. So if once white, live somewhere in the desert long enough, skin will turn darker and if black move to cold, live their long enough skin will turn lighter.
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@crossbones27 (52907)
• Mojave, California
28 Apr 19
@Shavkat Sheltered why tribal people on that one island throw spears India I think it is. They know will disrupt their life, bring them in to modern world and sure most are happy but if one does it now whole tribe is lost. I get why they throw spears but how about just saying that instead of throwing spears. Where society gets lost with in itself.
@Shavkat (141906)
• Philippines
22 Apr 19
You have a point. No offense to China. In this country, the traditional locals are not letting their children marry other nationalities. They wanted to continue what is really their bloodline. There is no issue if being a mixed breed. Unfortunately, some Chinese people still stick to their own beliefs and practices.
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@bunnybon7 (50970)
• Holiday, Florida
23 Apr 19
i think most of the world is mixed that is most people. If you read the history of almost any country it seems. I myself have so many mixed ancestors . I call myself Hienz 57 
it's the name of a sauce sold here in a bottle with 57 ingredients. 
I have native american, Irish, scotch, german, and possibly some black blood. 
it's the name of a sauce sold here in a bottle with 57 ingredients. I have native american, Irish, scotch, german, and possibly some black blood. 1 person likes this
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@Torunn (8606)
• Norway
21 Apr 19
Depends on how long back I check. I assume there'll be something else than Norwegians back there. On my paternal grandfathers side there's a Swede some hundred years ago and possibly a German even further back. On my paternal grandmothers side there's Norwegian for at least 5 generations. I don't know that much about my mothers side, and they were from the coast and had more contact with other countries I suppose.
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@wolfgirl569 (135583)
• Marion, Ohio
21 Apr 19
Mix breed of I have no idea what.
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@almostoveryou (4954)
• Philippines
23 Apr 19
My ancestry is of Malay, Chinese, and Spanish-Mexican.
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@almostoveryou (4954)
• Philippines
24 May 19
@Shavkat I'm okay with any breed as long as im healthy and happy and able.
@florelway (23339)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
21 Apr 19
I am not pure bred, I have Chinese, Spanish blood, Malay and was told that my great grandmother has Portuguese blood.
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