'@Innanna'
He is American. Saying "what he is" is a cruddy way to ask.
Ask what his heritage is, or his ancestry, or whatever.
What countries is your heritage from?
I dunno yo. This might just be a cultural difference. I've found southerners tend to be very New World oriented, not usually very aware or in care about where their heritage came from before the US.
While Northeasterners (probably due to Ellis Island and that whole thing) are very in touch and very in care.
If recent immigrants in the South are guarded about it, maybe they're influenced by the local environment.
While up here in the land of seeing old world flags flying right next to the American one, they aren't for the same reason.
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'@Innanna'
He is American. Saying "what he is" is a cruddy way to ask.
Ask what his heritage is, or his ancestry, or whatever.
What countries is your heritage from?
I dunno yo. This might just be a cultural difference. I've found southerners tend to be very New World oriented, not usually very aware or in care about where their heritage came from before the US.
While Northeasterners (probably due to Ellis Island and that whole thing) are very in touch and very in care.
If recent immigrants in the South are guarded about it, maybe they're influenced by the local environment.
While up here in the land of seeing old world flags flying right next to the American one, they aren't for the same reason.