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**yK2VgoEI** · 06-12-2012, 09:48 PM

It's understandable to be shocked if you have no knowledge to the extent of it. She probably thought it would be an average amount, like 20%, and not as high as 50%. Given her politics, she's unlike "indigenous" activists, so I doubt she's disappointed with the results if that's the implication, just surprised. I don't think it's an example of an ancestry vs. identity crisis, she's never been the intensely racially proud, raise her black fist up type.

06-12-2012, 09:48 PM	#8
yK2VgoEI Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 467 Senior Member	It's understandable to be shocked if you have no knowledge to the extent of it. She probably thought it would be an average amount, like 20%, and not as high as 50%. Given her politics, she's unlike "indigenous" activists, so I doubt she's disappointed with the results if that's the implication, just surprised. I don't think it's an example of an ancestry vs. identity crisis, she's never been the intensely racially proud, raise her black fist up type.
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