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[@brandonallen6869]

The test didn’t ruin his family, his mother’s infidelity did.

[@pcitrano3]

The relationship between Sunny and Alyssa is so amazing to watch!

[@jnid1758]

I know. was gonna comment something similar. I love their duo

[@TheBioExplorer]

I was 52 when I took a DNA Ancestry test and found out I was adopted. It turned out well. I didn't blame my parents (who had passed) for not telling me. That's how some adoptive parents did things back in the day. They only meant well, even if they SHOULD have told me at some point. A week after I got my results, I got a message from my paternal half-sister who'd found our sibling match. Her father hadn't known I existed when she told him... and he was terminally ill. They lived about an hour away, and my son went with me. We pulled up in the yard, and before I could get out of the car, he was out the door and met me in the yard to hug me. His family was just getting to the door and was in shock because he'd not been out of the house in weeks. They said he'd been sitting by the window watching for us. We had a good visit. His wife was so welcoming as well. I left, and I went one more time when I took my daughter and new grandson to meet him. He loved that. Sadly, he passed 2 months after we first met.... but at least we got to meet thanks to that test. I never got to meet my biological mother. He honestly wasn't sure who she might be. It had been the early 1960s... and evidently, he dated quite a bit before he married. My half-sister and I worked together to use my cousin matches to figure out who she probably was. But she had passed away. She had married someone after I was born and had other kids. I don't know what if anything she told her family and she can't speak for herself now... Plus, her husband is still alive. Unless one of the kids gets tested and shows up as a sibling match... I don't know if or when I will contact them. OH... my half-sister and I are still in frequent contact... and we found ANOTHER half-sister! We all joke that "Papa" sure got around in his early years.😂

[@tomivaughan9317]

Such a lovely heartwarming story ...I wish you and your family all the best and pray you meet more family members ...

[@leetheaarceneaux8151]

I did a DNA test a year ago and I match DNA with a guy from Texas 17% which is a first cousin which surprised me because I never met this guy . I contacted the guy and he said he did a DNA test to find out his fathers family because his father died before he was born and he only had his first name . A lightbulb moment happened because my fathers oldest brother was murdered in 1969 , this guy was born in 1969. A family mystery solved!

[@stephenanderson1594]

I'm African American and have a little Irish in me. HAPPY ST. PATRICK'S DAY🍀🍀🍀

[@Dragodol]

I've had Irish in me too. On more than one occasion ayeee

[@stephenanderson1594]

@@Dragodol I wasn't going there but ok lol 😂

[@user-di2on5gl2d]

A lot of African Americans have Irish Last names too.

[@stephenanderson1594]

@@user-di2on5gl2d Yep

[@Dragodol]

@@user-di2on5gl2d cause of slave owners

[@lspiegel5704]

You know what’s horrible to hear- the truth when you’re an adult. Stop lying to your kids to “protect” them. These selfish parents are only trying to protect themselves and end up hurting the kids.

[@ten3353]

I hear you on this! 🙏🏼

[@johnwebb2442]

Facts.

[@williamhartz8707]

It has to do with what generation you’re from.

[@lspiegel5704]

@@williamhartz8707 No it doesn’t. Lying has always been wrong,

[@sheenablueeyesblondie2363]

I agree...my niece's grandmother raised her cus the mom was messed up...she use to tell my niece her mom was in school yet she was in prison...she's in her 20s now and it really messed her up when she got older and knew the truth...I have NEVER lied to my girls.parents stop lying to your kids...your not protecting them...the truth always comes out!

[@goldenboy366]

What's done in the dark. Will come to the light.

[@davidmolina7543]

Touché

[@johnwebb2442]

Truth

[@latyshal.2286]

Amen.

[@kristenkindoll]

They really feel like girlfriends talking. I love this panel of women.

[@ddg3210]

Joy in particular, she is an absolute.... herself.

[@ten3353]

I both love & hate these stories. Parents, don’t lie to your children, own up to your mistakes, and show a bit of inner strength ✨🙏🏼

[@chiqtheequeen]

Joy, the Caucasus Mountains are in Russia & Georgia (and more Central Asian than European).

[@createallow3126]

I just found out a few months back through 23andme that I'm the youngest of 15, not 11 as I've always been told. My father had four daughters from a previous marriage that he never told anybody about.

[@tracim3080]

You mean he walked out on 4 kids.

[@user556991]

Your parents are the ones who love you & protect you unconditionally, show you what's right and wrong, teach you life lessons and make sure you are ready to take on the world. DNA is just double stranded code. It's of use in some circumstances, but to me it doesn't change who your parents are.

[@justintaylor3081]

Though on the flip side, when it turns out one of those parents spent your whole life deceiving you about something major that has to do with you some trust issues can naturally arise from that. This can be a little lesson for folks who have children through affairs. These days, with the tech that is available, the truth can easily be discovered if you think you’re going to hide it.

[@patriciapark7287]

We must be living in 2 different realities. Yours must be heaven.

[@halfpine9952]

“Just *double-stranded code”

[@ashleymitts]

@Justin Taylor yes agreed. I was conceived by an anonymous sperm donor. My mom was single so I have known my whole life. Unfortunately I was a little nieve to think the same of other parents to be honest with their kids. So most of my siblings found out through these dna tests that the farger that raised them is not their biological father. Lying is what makes its hurtful and wrong. Parents lie to protect their own feelings.

[@tracydutton7577]

I hate 2 pop ur bubble, but not every parent loves their child nor protects them

[@parastudent]

I'm 22 years old my mother had special needs and a lot of learning difficulties. She was a victim of domestic abuse. My mother mentioned she didn't see my father until late 2001 (I was born in early 2001) I always wondered if my dad was my dad. After my mother passed away, I decided to take a DNA test. The results showed I wasn't his daughtet (He doesn't know I got this DNA test) Basically my sisters are my half sisters. I thought about telling them but they my sisters and I don't want our relationship to fall apart. I found out who my birth father is hes got kids and a wife. I'm taking this secret to my grave as I refuse to ruin two families.

[@ronnieking3848]

You share the same mother...why would your siblings have an issue just because you don't have the same father?

[@tracim3080]

Your father is who raised you and please tell me you see how your mom was saving your life. Forget not wanting to ruin to families how about not wanting to meet the person who harmed your mom and took advantage of her disabilities.

[@paytonpryor]

My family said we were Cherokee. Turns out we have ancestry from Ghana. My family refuses to believe it.

[@NellieKAdaba]

Interesting.

[@paytonpryor]

Long story short, I'm descended from a wicked slave owner and a poor Ghanese ancestor who was raped and forced to carry the child of her rapist. It breaks my heart. But history is history. What you find out, you can't forget.

[@sweettangel9256]

​@@paytonpryor 😢 this is so sad.

[@johnwebb2442]

DNA tests are fascinating and interesting to know about your family's history from the past and today.

[@shady1234shady]

My cousins have a case like this, his mom had an affair after my uncle got a vasectomy. My cousins sadly do not know. When my cousin wanted to do one my uncle asked him not to. So sad!

[@SCordova19]

If that was me I’d be super suspicious if my parent was like ‘don’t do this’ and I’d just do it anyway.

[@naylas3908]

@@SCordova19 , same!

[@carnivorepolice5-0]

I feel bad for your uncle stuck raising someone's else's kids.

[@shady1234shady]

@@carnivorepolice5-0 my uncle loves them a lot, the one still lives with him. My uncles one of the nicest people I know because I could never do that, his ex wife left for another man.

[@carnivorepolice5-0]

@shady1234shady yep your uncle must have a huge heart, medically speaking he should let his kids know.

[@nross940]

My beautiful Mama who left us 18 months ago at age 86 was born out of wedlock to a dark black woman and a biracial man (his mother was white, his father 1/2 white). In the early 1950s, my grandfather married a half-white woman and brought my mother from Texas to California to live with them. I only met my biological grandmother twice and grew up with my biracial grandma whom we adored. You could not tell my mother wasn't hers...she looked a lot like her and didn't really look like either of her parents. We found some 1960s stock footage of Mom recently in the documentary series 1619. She was truly a stunner and a lovely soul.

[@jddII]

My great grandpa had a baby by my great grandma's sister, so this hit home!

[@adamgranger5653]

I have a half brother who is 43 and I'm 26. We share the same father but the paternity was never established until 2021 when my brother took a DNA test and the results were pretty shocking because I had no idea that my dad had another son out in the world. My brother's mom was married when she started having an affair with our dad back in the 70s

[@adamgranger5653]

@@tinalaurin3516 we are both Caucasian. His mother became pregnant with my brother but told him up until he was 16 that her then-husband who she was cheating on was his father. She had 6 kids with her husband so she figured he could just raise her out of wedlock child with no questions. Our dad was basically told to get lost because she didn't want him around given the shame and embarassment she felt about the affair in the first place. What's interesting is that my mother never knew about this brother during the 30 years she was with my dad and she died in 2016 without ever knowing this information

[@justiceartsakh]

The Caucasus or Caucasia, is a region between the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea, mainly comprising Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, and parts of Southern Russia. Welcome home Joy 🙂

[@batgurrl]

Joy used the correct word to Describe possible outcomes being treacherous. How about if it’s not broke, don’t fix it

[@magicworld3242]

I recently found out that my Aunt's kids were fathered by her sister's husband. That means the children are half brothers and sisters / cousins. 🤣🤣🤣. Apparently this has been a family secret for years...........

[@natasharochelle3218]

As a black woman I am not surprised Ana has black in her. There is a level of sensible,practical, reasonableness that she has. It makes sense. I love it and Ana!❤

[@jaxster212]

Most Nicaraguans are Afro Latino 🤦🏻‍♂️ it’s like my mom being shocked she’s part African. He’s mmm she was born in Honduras. Many Afro Latinos there. I got 7 percent , mom 16, her mom 30. My grandmother said she’s only Spanish and frnach😂. Latinos love to claim their European lineage . Not their native or African. I love to know I am multicultural 💙

[@shalonsmith3653]

@@jaxster212 why don’t they like to claim there African roots?

[@cleverusername9369]

What does skin color have to do with personality attributes?

[@natasharochelle3218]

@@cleverusername9369 Every dam thing! And if you don’t get it, it has nothing to do with Me. I SAID WHAT I SAID! Kin folks!

[@cleverusername9369]

@@natasharochelle3218 I thought we were supposed to judge people not by the color of their skin but the content of their character...

[@freelovedragon1417]

My mother found her father this way a few years ago and it has been an amazing blessing and journey. So good things can come from these things too.

[@evelynalvarado1273]

My adopted sister did a dna to find our family.my cousin did a dna and thats how she found us.shes so wonderful its a dream come true for me!!!

[@aldoparrington2118]

Joy is 92 percent Italian , that does make her Latina, mind you Latin was the language that became Italian and Spanish

[@emmitt5443]

And for the love of god ! Sarah stop pouring cooking oil on your hair every Friday.

[@Melymel0093]

My sister who is 27 years old recently found out her dad was not her biological dad because of the percentage she got back from the other siblings on 23& me. She confronted my mom and my mom confessed that she was about 1 month pregnant when she met the man that my sister has always believed to be her biological dad.

[@donothanbailey2512]

Yeah I had a grandfather like that didn't know he wasn't but he was real to me here's a great-grandfather he loved this anyway and we love him

[@ericgomez4323]

He could not sit on it cuz the mom sat on the uncle! 🤣🤣🤣

[@carnivorepolice5-0]

Tough day for mom? Are you kidding she knew the whole time.

[@cwtdos1994]

It's the son's story to tell as much or as little as he has wants. It's HIS experience. Everyone else can just get over it.

[@ronnieking3848]

OMG!! I ❤️ Anna!!

[@MrBlackretreat]

I love Sara !!!! You are great

[@stellac.e2086]

good clip abt family secrets!!! lots of tea ☕ Joy may have black, distant ancestor. i love the show FINDING YOUR ROOTS.

[@Shonnie1122]

I’m not surprised at all that Anna has strong Black roots, her reads ppl like a true sistah!

[@DM-lk6ro]

😂 tough day for mom

[@alandrine203]

My family has taken the Ancestry DNA and come to find out, my grandparents siblings had children they didn't;t know about. On my grandmother's side, my great-uncle (deceased) had a set of twins that NO ONE KNEW about. We reached out to them but they were more or less happy with their adopted family and didn't;t want to be bothered. We had the cousin to take the test but then didn't;t want to share his result because he was upset that his father had kids by another woman mind you my great uncle had a set of 7 (now 9) by 5 different women. We're not sure as to why he was upset about it because this is something his father did but the whole point was to reach out and connect and literally find our roots. On my grandfather's side, one of my great uncles (we don't know which one yet bc we're trying to get descendants to take it to narrow it down) had a kid that he must've not known about who had a kid who as trying to find his biological family and reached out to us.

[@geneytube18]

I know it sounds like fun, but people should really think about it. As Ana said there is a privacy button for the App. But people should consider what's going to happen when say the company is sold? Who owns or has access to that data as a data base? Could it be sold to say insurance companies. Or police, employment agencies? It's all about Data mining.

[@dominique217]

My aunt was also child of my grandfather's brother out of seven kids. And my niece's husband also has a different father than the one on his birth cert.

[@somerset6646]

Sarah, what's with the hair? You usually look so nice.

[@ajm5200]

My grandmother doted on my grandfather hand and foot. After she passed away, he didn't want to be alone. He told my mom he had a child with another woman before he married my grandma and wanted my mom to find her and the child. That's how she found out she had another sister. Mom asked me that if I ever found her while doing our genealogy, she begged me not to put them in our tree. The two of them just kind of...surfaced...one day last year. Honest I never went searching for them. Mom's been gone for 15 years, but I haven't put them in our tree.

[@christianwagschal7969]

BWHAHAHA this segment was too juicy

[@dianadowie3985]

Such as a thing as too close! Lol

[@ReticulatingSplines_]

I had a surprise cousin. So sad that he missed out on his dad all these years.

[@MrBlackretreat]

Love .... Sonny .... Lmao

[@-amosc.presley-7192]

Wow? 😲 Everybody, has a Story to tell. 😇

[@randomname3715]

You get respect for being the person you are not where you're from or your ancestry. It's you.

[@nobody1345]

We need to have mandatory paternity testing for all newborn children.

[@BelindaJoy]

I find DNA results fascinating. When I saw my results I was amazed at my lineage. In America, most Black people will say they have Native American Indian in them over admitting they may have European blood. One day I hope Skip can explain that logic😅 But in our family we have a bit of every ethnicity. However for the thousands of people finding out the truth about their parents, my heart bleeds for them. That has to be tough. It's like a betrayal of sorts.

[@ilovegoodsax]

And the opposite with Caucasians....they will readily claim to Native American ancestry but will stay silent about their African ancestry which here in the U.S. is a more of a common than whites having NA blood.💯

[@Dragodol]

@@ilovegoodsax I dont know where you're getting that ridiculous info from... are you white?

[@susanlane395]

Almost no black Americans have any American Indian in them

[@susanlane395]

@@ilovegoodsax Most white Americans are pure white, over 90% percent of white Americans never mixed with blacks.

[@lawtraf8008]

I mean most African Americans have atleast 30% European ancestry due to slaves being raped by white slave owners.

[@Msladyrae92]

I’d be more upset that she lied for so long. It’s selfish. There’s far too many stories like this especially from the Jim Crow era

[@maritobolito9822]

actually, if Joy is 90% italian, she is latina. No latin american but latina for sure

[@lillianwilliams5510]

Year ago. Many of us are actually related via DNA. HISTORY MADE A LOT OF US FAMILY. WHEN WE DO RESEARCH AND LEARN THE TRUTH. TOO OFTEN THE TRUTH HURTS AND IT REMAINS IN MANY FAMILIES SECRET.

[@mf568]

There is an old saying, what doesn't come out in the wash, will soon come out in the dry. Therefore, it's his life, if he wish to know the truth he should be given the truth,.

[@shashijain5084]

Alyssa !!!! 💐

[@henrybucholtz8430]

😊😊

[@TheKingRoyalty]

4:42 be expecting an apology this afternoon from Sara. For saying Joy is very Jewish 😂😂 and I’m sure she didn’t mean any harm but the way ppls sensitivity is set up theses days, I wonder 😬🫠😩

[@chrisw.5823]

You see, where is the uproar for Sara.

[@Dragodol]

@@chrisw.5823 are you making this racial? I swear black people could make a conversation about potatoes racial then claim racism. Not all of us obsessed with race the way black people in this country are

[@chrisw.5823]

@@Dragodol I actually don't care and found the comment above funny. They are suspending Whoopi or making her apologize about something every week lol. And what is your problem?

[@Chillhard]

@@DragodolThere you go again. You always express your racism towards black people. A proud and vocal racist.

[@Dragodol]

@@chrisw.5823 whoopi CHOSE to apologize for using a word that most of us didnt even know was offensive. She chose to apologize because she personally didnt want to hurt someone. That obviously wasn't her intent. Nobody forced whoopi to

[@mimsicle1]

In my opinion, everyone should know where they come from. Keeping it secret doesn’t change anything. The secret has already caused divisions. Sign me someone who knows.

[@keldakellie9164]

I already knew about my Uncle... (x gen and Ghost)

[@citydweller99]

Lesson is..if you have something to hide...don't go on reality TV or do the DNA test

[@jmnny85]

But if you have something to hide,you can't stop someone else from doing the DNA test and finding out,a secret,sense doing DNA tests are becoming more prevalent,it would have been better for the mother in The View discussion to have told the people involved in this situation and for others too who may have things out there,come out with the truth

[@ten3353]

Sunny’s facial expression at 0:39 🧐🙃

[@anitoroyan272]

Joy, Ana and Whoopi are honest. The other women not so authentic

[@batgurrl]

Sara needs to be to be told be careful what you wish for, you might get it 😎Didn’t she tell Joy that she looked Jewish later- wtf

[@rastaboi8864]

😂😂😂😂

[@freemagicfun]

I honestly have no interest in a DNA test, other than for medical reasons. My mom did our genealogy back a few hundred years, and I kind of glanced at it... and I am the only one in the family that bothered to even glance at it. The past is the past. Who cares who they were six generations ago? That is no me, and has not real bearing on today. Am I distantly related to royalty, or slaves, or slave owners... who cares? I am more concerned who I am right now, and what I do with my life from today. The guy that raised me is my dad - if he is not a blood relative would only matter if one of us needs a kidney. 😎

[@Dene5483]

Cece the genetic genealogist found the Golden State Killer not the cops.

[@ladyjustice1474]

This is why I don't do those DNA kits. It makes it way to easy for law enforcement to violate human rights.

[@heatherwhite2788]

I don’t know of any cases where they have violated human rights wrt DNA evidence. Murder is certainly a human rights violation

[@bilialeilan9038]

Anyone hear about the guy that his son he thought was his turned out to be his uncle after DNA test? Sad story but true story.

[@lindiwengwevela524]

I read a story about a family of five where one of the kids wanted the whole family to do a DNA ancestry test for fun. The parents then had to reveal that the mom was previously married to the dad's best friend and that the oldest child was the result of that marriage. When the first husband died, the dad and mom bonded over their shared grief and became friends, then that grew into love, and they got married and had the two other children. It's kind of wholesome in the end, but this is why I always tell parents not to keep secrets from their children!

[@tracim3080]

So they erase the one kids dad and their friend from their history but it’s wholesome? If they hadn’t lied it would be wholesome but that just makes it gross.

[@lindiwengwevela524]

​@@tracim3080 I initially thought that the mom had cheated, but she didn't. She shared her grief with someone who was also grieving and it blossomed into love. That's why it's wholesome.

[@julieb2398]

Also know that a half sibling could be a cousin or niece or nephew etc. No test is 100% There are identical twins that many of the DNA tests say they are not related!

[@mykoniichistorychannel]

See…I dunno about all this. Lol. My father has like 6 kids out there, and we suspect there could be more, and the last thing I wanna do is take the test and happen across another one.

[@richardc8795]

Proceed with caution when messing with DNA test. Hasn’t anybody watched Maury Povich?? 😆

[@henrybucholtz8430]

😊😊

[@henrybucholtz8430]

😊😊😊

[@malkeh53]

Sonny is sure quiet. lol.

[@ooscardls]

what did Sarah said at 3:16 lol?

[@amarachidesi]

No… I’m not keeping that to myself

[@mm7846]

What’s the point of DNA testing if you keep it a secret? Secrets secrets are no fun. Secrets secrets hurt someone

[@justintaylor3081]

Yup. If Mama had been upfront to begin with, this little bombshell might not have been quite as destructive.

[@FrknRican86]

How the heck do you find out all this stuff? It jut said what I was and that I had no family lol.

[@jeanqbxx]

In conclusion, Ana's dad was upset there is black in their family lol

[@kingcobrarules8117]

Mom was kind of a lawn tool in this story.

[@annette-fl2uy]

That ain't right! 😃 But seriously, Do you know her truth?

[@pixiewings21_9]

🤣lawn tool

[@YoungMr.H.5304]

The number of Africans brought to America during the slave trade was only a fraction compared to the numbers sent to South America and the Caribbean. In some countries like Jamaica, Trinidad, Dominica and others Africans out numbered other races. The difference is instead of segregation Latin counties adopted a practice called "Mestizaje". This encouraged black and indigenous people to mix with whites in an effort to whiten the country and erase darker people and their culture.

[@whynot8901]

would love to see Sara's reaction to a % of black blood

[@gavingavalli389]

I’m with alyissa ! Something’s aren’t your business to tell

[@eljay5009]

Incredible that these women are all laughing and joking about this. I wonder would they do the same to a woman who'd had her baby swapped in a hospital?

[@jnid1758]

such a fun table without whoppi

[@jeanetteschock4744]

I found out by going to a cemetery that my father had a brother who died at 4

[@Dragodol]

Lol

[@Dragodol]

Yeah where are the caucuses? I could google it but idgaf. I did the 23andme test and my only surprise was that I'm 23.7% Greek which I didnt know

[@luisfelipesanguinettiferre9756]

south-eastern europe (georgia, armenia, some of russia)

[@naylas3908]

The Caucasus or Caucasia is a region between the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea, mainly comprising Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, and parts of Southern Russia. The Caucasus Mountains, including the Greater Caucasus range, have historically been considered as a natural barrier between Eastern Europe and Western Asia.

[@henrybucholtz8430]

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊❤😂😂❤❤❤❤❤

[@newman_LaRue_Jr]

I want to take it then that way I can do all the dirt up in the family tree

[@SuperJuggernaut87]

Can these five creatures use the test to see what crustantion they are related too.

[@franciscosalas302]

I guess some people feel that blood is more important than a loving relationship

[@carnivorepolice5-0]

Yes, it means a lot to men as it should

[@writersblock26]

@@carnivorepolice5-0 As an adopted child, I can say that I don’t care and that many of my fellow adoptees don’t, either.

[@carnivorepolice5-0]

@writersblock26 yeah and I'm sure the guy who adopted you doesn't either that's not the same thing and you know it.

[@franciscosalas302]

@@carnivorepolice5-0 maybe to sad unsecured men

[@carnivorepolice5-0]

@franciscosalas302 lmao maybe look up the statistics on how many men are likely raising children who aren't there own.

[@NathanBee3]

😮

[@javiruiz8365]

Like Sunny or her actual name Sunny would understand she is not as BLACK as she think she is

[@jazziepha206]

I don't like most of the family I KNOW! Why would I look for more family?

[@ten3353]

true that 😅

[@sweettangel9256]

Hahaha, who knows? You might like the new family.

[@hrh-xj4fh]

Alisas dress is blanches bedroom wall paper on golden girls...if u see it give a thumbs up lol!!

[@darrylmccants7280]

👍

[@9liveslisa]

Sometimes the results can be kind of boring! lol! My great-grandmother did a lot of genealogy so it was discussed in the family many years ago. So when I got my DNA done I found out what I already pretty much knew. I'm 99.8% Northern European (British, Irish, Swedish, French, German, and other Broadly NW European). It was interesting, but also boring to me at the same time. I think we have one American Indian on her family tree somewhere. If I did find some huge secret in the family from the report, I'd speak out about it. It is what it is. I jokingly told my father when I was a kid that "when it came to me, I think it was the milkman." We both laughed at that one!

[@olusolaoyadina5187]

😂😂😂😂

[@BROOKLYN_COWBOY]

Behar is a Latina. Sonny shouldn't be so ignorant. Joy is Italian American which is very much Latina. You don't have to be Hispanic to be Latina. Smh

[@Woke365]

I am 100 percent black and proud. I am not mix with anything than 100 percent black. No Spanish, white jew, Asian, no other blood mixed with me. I am so glad of it.

[@harmonydavis6784]

You bring up white jew why?

[@Woke365]

@@harmonydavis6784 white and jews. I am 100 percent black.

[@rastaboi8864]

😂😂😂😂

[@darrylmccants7280]

Guess she forgot the comma

[@kellylappin5944]

Why are you proud about something you had no control over?

[@kwoylee5617]

This is the perfect panel, in my opinion. No Whoopi chewing on food while squinting at the cue cards, stumbling over the introduction because she can't be bothered to prepare beforehand. No rolling her eyes and putting on stupid valley girl voices because she thinks a topic is beneath her. And no rambling monologues while she talks over everyone without actually saying anything. These five (with Joy as moderator) are the perfect group.

[@thelaurels13]

😂😂😂😂 Valley girl voices. 😂😂😂

[@cynthiaepps842]

This does not make sense, because the two brothers should have the same DNA. I know this from paternity court. Typically, the judge says it's either your baby, your brothers, or your dad's because they all carry the same DNA. So 29% is almost a nonrelative. I'm Black American. I have 53% African heritage. 47% is European. So the idea that 47% makes me a European is off.

[@freemagicfun]

29%... I think mom had more than one affair. They might look for the milkman or postman... 😎

[@arcane7298]

Brothers only have the same DNA if they are identical twins. Other than that, although they both get 50 % of their genes from mom and 50 % from dad, because of all the different possible recombinations of DNA they won't get the same 50 % from mom and dad as the other siblings, so siblings only have around 50% DNA match with each other. Thus, a nephew will have about 25% DNA match with an uncle, which is why the guy in this story turned out to be the nephew of the man he thought was his father. He would have a 50% match with his real biological dad.

[@happymood888]

Remember when Elizabeth Warner got her DNA test after she lied about being an Indian funny was that or how disgusting is that

[@darrylmccants7280]

She may have been victim of the people who were White paying $5.00 to say that they were Indians, so they can receive reparations from the government. Blacks, and Native Americans were forbidden to list being Indian by threat of being Jailed or Killed.

[@andrewauerbach3441]

What does "You're very Jewish!" mean? That didn't sound like a compliment

[@freemagicfun]

I thought she was Jewish, not that it matters. 😎

[@hirsch4155]

It makes sense she grew up in Brooklyn she ought to have a lot of cultural influence from the Jewish community.

[@truthbtold8697]

The only thing black about Joy is when she did BLACK FACE