Eskimo, Inuit, Aleut heritage...?

Question

Do you or anyone you know have Inuit/Yupik/Aleut heritage? Or anyone out there just randomly interested in this?

I'm thinking about trying to start an culture club at my school, but I'm not sure if anybody would be interested. I'm part Eskimo and want to learn about it, but I don't know...

I've never met anyone outside my family who is, that I know of anyway, but maybe it's just something that doesn't come up. So, I'm just trying to gauge this - "no" is a helpful answer, too. My school's in California, by the way.

Thanks!

Answer 1

well im interested although im not any part eskimo/inuit/yupik/aleut, but i wish i had some native american in me..

but im sure there are people in your area that are in the same boat with you so try it out and see how it goes! good luck

Answer 2

Max has a point. But the thing is the Philippines would probably be more like Thailand (or Malaysia). The population will be a mixture of Hindus, Buddhists, Muslims, a few Christians and Christian sects and the few Animists who weren't converted. Back to original question >Filipinos thankful for their pre colonial heritage and culture? I don't think so. I think most Filipnos are thankful that they became Catholic. But then again if they weren't converted, we wouldn't know. But they most probably will be very happy whatever they evolved to be.