benefits dearly. My mother had experience working at an Native American health clinic which helped our family better understand parts of our lineage. Looking at me I am told I look Russian. I've gone to parties and had Russians think I am Russian! Very little of us tan and there aren't very many features you could say were Native American. I think you should consider that many Europeans did in fact mingle with the Natives of this country and that in fact many people of today are the product of such unions. All in all I would consider myself to be pretty much what American colonist would have been. Now my girlfriend whom I look forward to marrying and having kids with is Thai-Filipino and our kids will inherit a rich background full of unique culture. I'm surprised that more people aren't interested in their ancestry simply for the sake of knowing the names of their ancestors and I'm depressed that most people seem to be in it for the money. Finding your ancestors shouldn't be about money. Finding your ancestors should be about family and history and just for the sake of knowing their names. I am paper-white, and I would not be surprised if I had black and/or native american and/or asian and/or alien ancestors, honestly. My family has lived in the United States long enough for anything to be possible, and there is a lot of family history that I just don't know. I am Native, i