Self-reported ancestry, ethnicityethnicity is about exhibition of cultural traits such as language, clothing, celebrations, rituals, rites of passage, history, genealogy, etc.; such exhibition of cultural traits may be private or public, or both, Most people first associate color of skin with ethnicity, which may be only one component of ethnicity, identitythe name of a person, along with the qualities, beliefs, etc., that make a particular person or a group different from others, and/or racea sub-group in biology, but not applicable to human beings - there is only one race - the human race More are labels, often applied relative to visual appearance, such as skin color, hair texture, eye shapes, or even cultural, geographical, economic, or social factors. Genetic testing reveals only 30% of individuals’ self-reported ancestry is correct. Self-reported ancestry, when compared with genetic testing, does not always reveal the same results.
