Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Ethnicity"

A: It's mean the cultures or traditions of a certain country or religion.

A: Ethnicity refers to a person who is from a specific country but not their race
Some examples of different ethnicities include American, German, Spanish, Chinese, or African American

A: A stereotype is a widespread idea on how something/someone AFFILIATED with that idea would be.
For example: The elderly don't know how to use modern technology

Affiliated means how someone or a group of someones is connected or involved (officially) with an orginization

A: @Ri-na Ethnicity should not define us.

I'm not certain of his ethnicity.

The data was divided by ethnicity.

She is proud of her ethnicity.

Penguins don't care about ethnicity.

A: Race is how we have chosen to categorize people based on physical traits. Races include black, white, Asian, Hispanic, etc.

Ethnicity is the specific cultural group that someone is descended from. So for example:

John’s race is black and his ethnicity is Nigerian.
Miae is mixed-race. Her races are white and Asian, and her ethnicities are Scottish and Korean.

A: Ethnicity means one’s ethnic background so like what countries/groups one’s from.
Race means the color of one’s skin (the categorization by skin color).

Ex. She’s Norwegian so she’s white.
Norwegian = ethnicity
White = race

A: “Nationality” is based on country, but “ethnicity” is based on things like culture, customs, and heritage.

For example, if someone moved from Japan to the US and became a citizen, then they probably have Japanese ethnicity and American nationality.

A: ethnicity = determined by the culture you identify yourself with (usually becuz u spent ur childhood in a particular place) race= determined by physical appearance especially the skin color

A: Race - your physical features. Are you black? White? Asian? Hispanic?

Ethnicity - your ancestral background or culture. Filipino, Mexican, Irish, Polish, German, Italian, etc.

For example, my race is Asian but my ethnicity is German, Filipino, and Spanish.

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A: It would make more sense if you replaced "is" with "does"

"What does ethnicity mean"

A: @Tanapoom: you just did

A: I think you could also say " what ethnicity do yo belong to?"

A: I understand that distinguishing ethnicity IN AN ASIAN is AS hard as judging British, CanadianS, AmericanS or EuropeanS by THEIR appearanceS.

A: I would feel comfortable with any ethnicity as long as its representative is a nice person.

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A: Where are your ancestors from? Or, is your family from here?