im dutch, black irish, french, and mohawk indian, what race am

Depends on what the percentages are.

>>135456959
so you're a dirty Orange nigger fenian surender monkey redskin .......100% Murican

One drop of black blood make your nigger.

>>135456959
I'm kind of in the same boat. Enough Comanche to apply for tribal membership, but would never do so. The rest is Irish, Scottish, a very small amount of Cherokee, and maybe a very, very small amount of Spanish. You could determine how much of each you are, but that isn't the whole story due to how gene expression works.

>>135456959
Hey guys Im indian too! Anglo, German, Irish, Mexibeaner and 1/27th Cherokee. I legally changed my name at 19 to Squatting Mule.

>>135457416
This

>black irish
wat

youre like the scraps that have been left on the plate after a great meal that get put into the garbage

File: aa4ef23c490d31122cc83a069d23b177.jpg (27KB, 236x345px) Image search: [Google]

27KB, 236x345px

>>135457416
This. But it's fine. Blacks in Europe have a great history as Kings and Priest.

File: 0.jpg (15KB, 480x360px) Image search: [Google]

15KB, 480x360px

>>135456959
french canadain , Pennsylvania dutch , Czechoslovakian , irish , welsh , huron indian


accept you are not white anon love and honor all your ancestors

>>135459025
niggers- i mean spain- invaded ireland and raped all their women, producing what is called black irish

>>135456959
jewish

>>135458065
go back to South Park

>>135460303
this never happened, black irish is just some nigger who were slaves a long with some irish slaves in the caribean, they got an irish like accent from it

>>135460804
Don't be jealous because the Raggare won't accept your weeb tendencies.

>>135460921
"this" actually might've happened
black irish has nothing to do with niggers or slaves
black irish are just swarthy Irish, black hair, dark eyes.
irish myth talks about migrations from the Iberian peninsula

>>135461974
It's more than myth. Some of my family genealogy is sketchy because one family name is recorded as Looney (Irish derivative) in some instances and the same person is recorded as Luna (Spanish derivative) in other instances.