So, Elizabeth Warren released her
DNA results. To no one's surprise, she does have Native American DNA--technically her "likely Native American ancestry dates back six to 10 generations." So, also to no one's surprise, she doesn't have much of it.
Which, of course, makes me more Indian than she, since I have a definite Cherokee great great grandmother on my mom's side of the family. And I have
never, ever claimed to be anything other than white. Because, I'm white.
And before you flip out and say she never claimed to be anything other than white, you're wrong. Warren
herself admitted to
claiming to be a minority. She "listed herself as a minority in directories of law professors in the hopes of networking with other 'people like me'--meaning those with Native American roots."
And before you call this a nothing issue, ask yourself this: If Trump had claimed to be a minority at one point in his life, but it turned out he's mostly white with that minority blood generations old, would you be so quick to dismiss it? Don't answer me . . . just be honest with yourself.