My mom says I might be Spanish but we don't know for sure and I am confused on what I am. Plus I have my dad's traits the most. Don't know weather it mattered or not.
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Science now corroborates what most great religions have long been preaching: Human beings of all races are . . . descended from the same first man.”
So although the Bible was not written by scientists, yet it was correct in stating that “God . . . made out of one man every nation of men, to dwell upon the entire surface of the earth.”—Acts 17:24, 26. Adam and Eve.
In the skin of all normal humans is a blackish brown pigment called melanin.
After the flood the remaining humans were Noah and his three sons all had a measure of this dark pigment. From Shem came the Babylonians, the Assyrians, the Jews and the Arabs who vary from fair to light-brown skin. The descendants of Japheth, who include the Indo-European races, vary from light skin to dark brown. As for Ham (meaning swarthy or sun-burnt), some, but not all, of his descendants had dark skin. The Egyptians, with light-brown skin, descended from Ham’s son Mizraim. Ham’s son Canaan, who was cursed by God because of bad conduct, was the forefather of the light-skinned Canaanites.
JAPHETH → EUROPE
SHEM → ASIA
HAM → AFRICA, ARABIA
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The term “Mestizo” means mixed in Spanish, and is generally used throughout Latin America to describe people of mixed ancestry with a white European and an indigenous background. So you could call yourself Mestizo with your Hispanic/European backround.