I Never Grew Under Arm Hair, That Mean I Got American Indian in Me?

[Logic Last]

Maybe I need to do Ancestry dot com or whatever

 

[700]

I got indian in me on both sides of my family

But I dont claim it tho

Wtf I look like sayin that

 

[felliwonda]

I got indian in me on both sides of my family

But I dont claim it tho

Wtf I look like sayin that

Lol that's crazy man don't deny your roots bruh I got Central American Indian ancestry I think is one of the reasons I'm not hairy(well facial hair, hairy)

 

[SELASI_i]

nah.. jus mean you got low testosterone

 

[Logic Last]

I got indian in me on both sides of my family

But I dont claim it tho

Wtf I look like sayin that

I'm not trying to claim yet I'm just wondering why I never grew underarm hair. It's kinda weird. I'm hairy everywhere else

 

[Logic Last]

nah.. jus mean you got low testosterone

Seriously?

 

[konceptjones]

let's clarify:

This is an Indian:

This is a Native American:

There is no such thing as an "American Indian" unless you're talking about Indians that have come here and gained citizenship.

 

[Karl.]

It'll come. Don't worry all our bodies develop at different rates.

 

[TheGOAT]

let's clarify:

This is an Indian:

This is a Native American:

There is no such thing as an "American Indian" unless you're talking about Indians that have come here and gained citizenship.

Dont be so PC

"Native Americans" call themselves Indian "NDN" all the time.

Thats like when black people say "dont call me black, im African American"

 

[babelipsss]

"I'm black but different looking".... What does that mean?

 

[konceptjones]

let's clarify:

This is an Indian:

This is a Native American:

There is no such thing as an "American Indian" unless you're talking about Indians that have come here and gained citizenship.

Dont be so PC

"Native Americans" call themselves Indian "NDN" all the time.

Thats like when black people say "dont call me black, im African American"

I AM Native American.

I've posted my tribal paperwork here in the past because it came into question. Yes, I'm mixed, but I'm a card carrying member of my tribe with a federal roll number.

And we definitely don't call ourselves "Indian".

 

[TheGOAT]

let's clarify:

This is an Indian:

This is a Native American:

There is no such thing as an "American Indian" unless you're talking about Indians that have come here and gained citizenship.

Dont be so PC

"Native Americans" call themselves Indian "NDN" all the time.

Thats like when black people say "dont call me black, im African American"

I AM Native American.

I've posted my tribal paperwork here in the past because it came into question. Yes, I'm mixed, but I'm a card carrying member of my tribe with a federal roll number.

And we definitely don't call ourselves "Indian".

Im a member of MHA Nation

Hidatsa tribe

Prairie Chicken clan

If you are Native u should know something about AIM (American Indian Movement)

Our "black panthers"

 

[$tayRichROLLIN]

Not true I have Indian in me direct decent from my mom who 100 percent maya. And we have underarm hair

 

[SELASI_i]

I'm 100% African mandingo warrior

 

[I Self Lord & Master]

let's clarify:

This is an Indian:

This is a Native American:

There is no such thing as an "American Indian" unless you're talking about Indians that have come here and gained citizenship.

Thats like when black people say "dont call me black, im African American"

is that how yall get down in des moines?

cause thats a new one to me

 

[TheGOAT]

let's clarify:

This is an Indian:

This is a Native American:

There is no such thing as an "American Indian" unless you're talking about Indians that have come here and gained citizenship.

Thats like when black people say "dont call me black, im African American"

is that how yall get down in des moines?

cause thats a new one to me

I guess its less a black thing to do and more of a liberal white thing to say. Scared to offend type shit.

 

[konceptjones]

let's clarify:

This is an Indian:

This is a Native American:

There is no such thing as an "American Indian" unless you're talking about Indians that have come here and gained citizenship.

Dont be so PC

"Native Americans" call themselves Indian "NDN" all the time.

Thats like when black people say "dont call me black, im African American"

I AM Native American.

I've posted my tribal paperwork here in the past because it came into question. Yes, I'm mixed, but I'm a card carrying member of my tribe with a federal roll number.

And we definitely don't call ourselves "Indian".

Im a member of MHA Nation

Hidatsa tribe

Prairie Chicken clan

If you are Native u should know something about AIM (American Indian Movement)

Our "black panthers"

I'm Quechan, formerly known as the Yuma.

Yes, I'm aware of AIM and the whole Red Power movement, but I learned about it later in life. I was raised by a fairly militant stepfather so my whole upbringing was all about Black Power and the only thing I knew of my Native side was it being brought up once in a blue moon during visits with my father. All good though, both struggles coincide with one another as does Brown and Yellow Pride and, in truth, we should be exposed to all struggles of minority peoples in this country.

 

[konceptjones]

I have this saved on all of my computers and I watch it periodically.

 

[TheGOAT]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVANRroxuOo

I have this saved on all of my computers and I watch it periodically.

U should read his autobiography

Dennis Banks too

 

[leftcoastkev]

let's clarify:

This is an Indian:

This is a Native American:

There is no such thing as an "American Indian" unless you're talking about Indians that have come here and gained citizenship.

I have worked with a lot of Indians. I'm somewhat close to a few.

The most memorable moments of hilarity in my days on the job were watching white people explain Thanksgiving to real Indians and the absolute perplexed faces they make while listening. Then they look over at me like "you buying this shit?".

To add in...the hilarity of some indians pulling my black ass to the side like "hey brother, why do some Americans call them Indians?"