Should atypical people be considered ethnic in their country? (Read thread to understand)

[Slud]

For example, should a Gracile Med dane with a danish last name and grandparents with danish last name and he's fully culturally dannish and his parents too be considered danish? And same vice versa, should a hallstatt nordid Greek under same circumstances be considered a Greek? Or a tungid (asian phenotype) in Indonesia be considered indonesian? Please vote.

[brennus dux gallorum]

TA is weird, and for weird people as well

[GoneWithTheWind]

As if people in the real world give a fuck about such things.

[Myanthropologies]

Of course. What else are we supposed to be considered? We were born and raised being told were that thing, we practiced that culture, we even have the same blood. It's not like someone can tell us that were not that ethnicity one day in our life randomly and expect us to stop identifying as it. Especially if we have typical looking family members.

[Myanthropologies]

We need to stop exotifying atypical people and we should educate the world on ignorance. It causes atypical people massive identity crises in life. There are white looking non white people and vice versa, but we are still our ethnicity. Most of the people on this site are aware of how atypical people from each country look, yet still act like normal people when atypical people of certain ethnicities are put up for classification.