My stepdad was Cherokee, and his tans had a distinct reddish tinge. There's definitely some merit to the stereotype; I mean, Asians aren't actually "yellow" either, it's just a general tone.

by Anonymous 13 years ago

Weak. My background is Caddo, Aztec, and Maya and there is no "reddish tinge."

by Anonymous 13 years ago

Well, I'm not making it up. I live in freaking Oklahoma, I'm surrounded by Native Americans every day, and I'm not racist. Don't be a bitch just because you're wrong.

by Anonymous 13 years ago

Caddo is the only one of those, by the way, that can even be considered in what you were talking about; the rest are central/south american. So what, you think just because your tiny little bit of Native American blood doesn't make you reddish, that someone full-blooded or almost wouldn't? Btw, claiming heritage of cultures that haven't existed for centuries sounds really pretentious. Half the people in this hemisphere can probably claim that; anyone whose ancestors ever intermarried with natives.

by Anonymous 13 years ago

How the hell am I suppose to? I live in Iceland, only thing i see are Eskimoes, Penguins and the occasional Polar Bear.

by Anonymous 13 years ago

My uncle with a sunburn.

by Anonymous 13 years ago

My skin always has a reddish tint, but I'm not even a little native american.

by Anonymous 13 years ago