Elizabeth Warren Releases Her DNA Results, .0009% Native American...lol

[siablo14]

She's claiming Cherokee heritage... Total nonsense.

A good read.

https://thehill.com/opinion/white-ho...y-not-cherokee

She is claiming Native American ancestors. She was told Cherokee. She went for the test. Bustamante couldn't find any Cherokee DNA to test because they won't share a sample, right?

[Vlad_]

She is claiming Native American ancestors. She was told Cherokee. She went for the test. Bustamante couldn't find any Cherokee DNA to test because they won't share a sample, right?

Genes, race and ethnicity are non-identical and the relationship between them is complicated. Warren is phenotypically white. She has no identifiable Native American ancestor, no clan affiliation, and no meaningful connection to Cherokee language, customs or culture. As a result, even if the DNA test had suggested she could meet the 1/16 blood quantum required by Cherokee for a federally recognized Certificate of Degree of Indian Blood(she was nowhere near this) — it would still not have established Warren is “an Indian.”

[siablo14]

She's claiming Cherokee heritage... Total nonsense.

A good read.

https://thehill.com/opinion/white-ho...y-not-cherokee

You can't be Cherokee unless:

It was actually impossible for Warren to actually win Trump’s bet: Cherokee do not decide who is (or is not) one of them the basis of DNA; what matters are clan ancestry, tracing one’s genealogy to an ancestor on the “Dawes Rolls,” or being adopted into a clan by a Clan Mother. Elizabeth Warren fails to meet any of these criteria. As a result, she is simply not Cherokee — not even a little. DNA is irrelevant.

The Cherokees have strict rules and they work from a man-made list to determine who is a member. So there are people will similar DNA as them but those folks can't be considered Cherokee because their ancestors weren't on that Dawes list. Warren has Native American ancestors though.

[siablo14]

Genes, race and ethnicity are non-identical and the relationship between them is complicated. Warren is phenotypically white. She has no identifiable Native American ancestor, no clan affiliation, and no meaningful connection to Cherokee language, customs or culture. As a result, even if the DNA test had suggested she could meet the 1/16 blood quantum required by Cherokee for a federally recognized Certificate of Degree of Indian Blood(she was nowhere near this) — it would still not have established Warren is “an Indian.”

No identifiable because they can't put a name to her ancestor but she has the DNA though.

[maracho]

The range was 1/1024 to 1/32. Why keep only saying the minimal amount?

Have you found proof that she got in because of her Native American claim?

Thats what she said but she was wrong. The ancestor would had of been fully Native American for that equation but the test said that wasnt the case


Yeah posts 157 and 231

[Vlad_]

No identifiable because they can't put a name to her ancestor but she has the DNA though.

As a result, even if the DNA test had suggested she could meet the 1/16 blood quantum required by Cherokee for a federally recognized Certificate of Degree of Indian Blood(she was nowhere near this) — it would still not have established Warren is “an Indian.”

[maracho]

I see you got jokes.

Uh I dont get it

[siablo14]

As a result, even if the DNA test had suggested she could meet the 1/16 blood quantum required by Cherokee for a federally recognized Certificate of Degree of Indian Blood(she was nowhere near this) — it would still not have established Warren is “an Indian.”

That's according to who is on the Dawes Roll. She had Native American DNA so she had Native American ancestors. They act like the Dawes Roll had every and all Native Americans who were present on it but it doesn't.

[siablo14]

*yawn*

Answer me this .. do you consider her to be a Native American?

She doesn't have full Europen DNA like Meryl Streep so what would you called her since she has Native American DNA?

[siablo14]

Uh I dont get it

Tree surgeon?.........