This helped a lot!! I’m 24 and learning about all this aha Nationality: Mexican Ethnicity: Hispanic Race.. I mean i look brown predominantly so in case I needed to answer this question on a paper and they want something concise, what should I answer with here then? I haven’t taken a DNA test

Thank youuu so much for making this video as an Latin American, I’ve always been confused between ethnicity and race. Also can you make a video about what LatinX is I’m just now learning about it and I’d like to know what it is and means.

@jessiemedinaofficial

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the question, I'll make a video about it!

Hi ma'am you are right Iam predominantly black but my ethnicity is Asian.

@gavinwhite6029

3 жыл бұрын

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Not afraid of the tough topics! I love it. Keep posting from an American 🇺🇸 with 🇳🇬 Nigerian/Panama 🇵🇦 parents who was born in Germany 🇩🇪 lol

@jessiemedinaofficial

3 жыл бұрын

Haha wow love it!!!! Thank you! Would love to hear about your story!

@sylvialupehernandez9154

3 жыл бұрын

Nationality is different from ethnicity?

@VivianOlo

3 жыл бұрын

@@sylvialupehernandez9154 the terms are explained in the video. Yes, they are different. Take me. I am obviously black. My nationality is American (even though I was born in Germany). My ethinicity is both Hispanic and Nigerian because culturally I do things and think like those cultures through an American lens.

@sylvialupehernandez9154

3 жыл бұрын

@@VivianOlo So I was born in Mexico I'm Mexican, but my two grown sons Marcus and Jonathan Marcus born in California and Jonathan in Illinois, they are Americans by nationality and ethnicity?

@VivianOlo

3 жыл бұрын

@@sylvialupehernandez9154 Your children are American by nationality but their ethnicity is Mexican (because I assume you’ve taught them Mexican traditions/culture).

Thank you for the lesson beautiful women 😊

Your video is great

Well said

@jessiemedinaofficial

2 жыл бұрын

thank you for the feeback :)

Everyday living

Thumbs up, but FYI you talk a little too fast, and volume is a too low.

@jessiemedinaofficial

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you and thank you for the feedback. I appreciate it!

The anlo-saxonic definition of nationality is with its roots in faschism where the state is over the individuals or groups...and it is wrong and being a tool of the political propaganda. Example: 'Americans' are not a nation but there it is a citizenship. Nation is much more than ethnic group or the citizenship. Is the UK the nation? There it is only a citizenship of the UK but there are Welsh, Scottish, English nations and the other ethnic groups which might be part of other nations came as immigrants in the present or the past. Are Kurds, the nation of 25 million people only an ethnicgroup? Just because they have not their own political organisation named "country"? Did Italians become a nation in 1861 and before didn't exist as a nation? What will be with Belgians in case that the country split into two countries? Long story short... nationality is not the same as the citizenship. Making the nation same as the citizenship is supporting the strong state (false flag patriotism) - faschism. And it seems that the definition is allready corrupted...

My both parents are uzbek but i was born in Russia So what is my nationality? Russia?

@jessiemedinaofficial

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, you're Russian in Nationality

@saadiqbey87

2 жыл бұрын

Uzbek-Russian

@mojaslovenija9903

11 ай бұрын

Your citizenship is Russian and you are with Uzbek nationality, but if you chose your cultural and linguistic identity as Rus than you are Russian nationality... but definetly you are ethnically Uzbek (genetics).

What does Ethnic origin mean then?

@jessiemedinaofficial

Жыл бұрын

Ethnic is more about culture so for example Middle Eastern people can be of any race but there are some commonalities in language, music, food, etc. They are different but share some similar cultural attributes and geographic region.

@mojaslovenija9903

11 ай бұрын

@@jessiemedinaofficial it is about genetics, culture and language are defining your nation. Example: the citizens of the USA are not a nation as there are different spoken first languages (Spanish is even the most spoken) and there is no same culture. Thre is only the citizenship promoted as the nation due the political and propaganda reasons.

@AA-ed6ek

20 күн бұрын

@@mojaslovenija9903 Google is such lovely tool for gathering information.

BRUHHHH no they're not social construct, it's biological and it's real.

@jessiemedinaofficial

Жыл бұрын

The biological significant of markers that we would categorize.as "race" or racial markers (skin, hair, and eye colors and texture) ALTOGETHER sum up to less than 1% of our DNA and even then they just indicate the traits but like a product description might tell you this is "a blue couch with wooden legs." Our DNA may provide that "description " but it's a fraction compared to the millions of information in our DNA and only humans chose to call those minimal descriptors "race" and make a big deal out of it. In essence, scientifically most of our DNA is the same and in fact sometimes we have more in common genetically with people of other races than our own because again our DNA isn't just out hair or skin color. It's like if you have two identical chairs but one is painted white and one is painted pink. Structurally the chairs are the same a except for the color.

@tomotomi2182

Жыл бұрын

@@jessiemedinaofficial race is biological differences between races. Skull sizes, bone density, IQ, impulse control etc..

Pretty educational! But I gotta point out that “ethnicity” isn’t determined by cultural customs. Ethnicity is simply your genetic ancestry. Ethnicity can be determined by a DNA test or by tracing your family’s bloodline. Race is not primarily based on your genetic makeup. Mostly your race is based on how you present your genetic features: eye color, type of hair, skin color, etc. Culture is based on the customs in which you were raised and are familiar with. It nominally does not have anything to do with ethnicity, race or nationality. Though, each one of these can play a part in the culture in which we were raised and are accustomed to. Quick review: RACE is determined by the physical features you possess (type of hair, eyes, skin color, etc.). NATIONALITY is based on the country in which you hold citizenship (not continents… North America is a continent and so are Asia, Africa, etc. these cannot be nationalities because they aren’t nations or countries. They are simply continents that CONTAIN many countries). ETHNICITY is based on the genes you have in your bloodline based on your ancestry (and no, Hispanic is not an ethnicity. “Latino” is an ethnicity, however. “Hispanic” is based on one’s ability to speak Spanish as a first language). CULTURE is determined by the customs of one’s upbringing (how you greet others, the type of food you eat, the manners you use at the table, etc.)

Thanks now do sex and genders, what the difference between them

Wrong...there's only one race-the human race. Ethnicity is "the genetic makeup" skin color, hair texture, facial features.

@jessiemedinaofficial

2 жыл бұрын

Like I said in the video, race is just a social construct and then proceeded to explain what that construct is but yeah it's made up. We are all human of course.

@Thereasonyoudontlikeme

2 жыл бұрын

Your incorrect Jaye.

@jayeallen6668

2 жыл бұрын

@@Thereasonyoudontlikeme With respect, no I'm not. "Race" implies different qualities of humans. We are all equally human.

@saadiqbey87

2 жыл бұрын

race==european psychology

@jessiemedinaofficial

Жыл бұрын

@@jayeallen6668 did you watch the video? I LITERALLY said it's a social construct and insignificant but then I was explaining what the social contract of race is "presented" as. I literally said we are all the same, the human race. It literally sounds like you didn't watch the video because you said "wrong" and then proceeded to type exactly what I said in the video.