Do you ever wish you were of a different ethnicity?
402531
I am caucasian.  I have always wanted to be either African (in africa, perhaps in one of the indiginous tribes like the !Kung) or Chinese.
502495
depends on what your father or mothers nationality was at the time of your birth.
430094
I couldn't care less what colour your hair is....but you are not English
862906
I don't think everyone in the world would fit in the same place at the same time...
209507
Yes, I do. I'm an Indian - from India. I refer to myself as an Asian, bust most of my American friends do not, as they tend not to refer to people from the Indian sub-continent & Russia as Asia, despite belonging to the continent of Asia. They tend to see only South-East Asians as 'Asian' & I've lost track of the number of times people have told me, "You're not Asian, you're Indian!" Which irks me a little.\n\nHope that helped
1002084
Like everyone elses....different?
488832
And what species would you be?
924930
I don't know anyone from there, but I wouldn't mind it.\nI take people for who they are , not what they look like or where they are from.  People are people no matter what skin they are in .\n\nGod Bless
624812
i do... girls of different race/culture, are always so much more interesting because its something way different than what uve been raised with ur whole life.. ya know!
246497
Well, you shouln't make the situation so general as in asians are the only ones who go through the situation.  I am from a tropical island (I'm hispanic) and I'm white, blonde and have blue eyes. Whenever I hang out with "white" people I get asked the same question.  And nobody believes me that I'm hispanic, and yes it's very annoying.\n\nAnswer:  A lot of people of different race/ cultures go through the same thing, why? Because a lot of society is very ignorant and feel most comfortable when they categorize things/people and situations.  Being different is at times scary/ uncomfortable for others.  Ignorance.
272560
I hope that we evolve enough to stop classifying our self's as black American ... Hispanic...white Asian.. etc.. and accept that we are all Americans regardless of our skin pigmentation... divided we fall...........peace.
361568
I wouldn't think that race would matter as much as culture.  Culture would affect you physcological state more than simply your ethnic origins.
962063
My race is Caucasian.  My ethnicity is Scottish/Irish/Italian/Mohawk and Iriquois.  (a real Heinz 57!)\n\nAnyway you slice it, I am American (not Irish American, African American etc...) - that bugs the snot out of me!
728882
Me.  Actually they originate from many different cultures, languages, times and circumstances.
1035327
of course we don't forget where we came from - that's called ANCESTORS. but, myself, I am mixed with french,american indian,spanish,black and italian. I am an AMERICAN
723985
yes ,treat everyone as an individual and they will earn your respect on their own merits. \n  However,other people might label you,depending on your race,ethnic background,or what part of the country you are from ,or even what neighborhood you are from. \n  That has happened to me,I moved from the East coast out to Colorado,I try not to tell people where I am from,but as soon as I open my mouth,they ask me ,"Where are you from ? ".\n  I am not from Boston,or New York City ,so I don't have a distinctive accent but it is definitely different than a native Coloradan. \n  Once labeled you cannot allow people to know who you really are,because they already have their opinions of you made up in their small little labling minds.
314982
somewhat sometimes, i would rather do both and be a he/she