And that wasn't a judgmental piece of staggering idiocy? Judge not, dopey. -American

Says the fat ****, lol

lol I know six people from Africa and they are all white.

It's actually "if you're from Africa, why are you white?"

I don't think you understand those terms either. First of all, although race is a social construct it's still a thing that exists. So black, white, native american, are all races. Ethnicity relates to which cultural/ethnic group you belong to so Irish and Sioux are ethnicities. High class is not. Nationality pertains to the country you were born in but African American is also considered an ethnicity to an extent because it specifically relates to black Americans who descend from slaves. African immigrants typically don't call themselves African American

Just to add you can get multiple ethnicities within a country. For example, South African is not an ethnicity because it's such a multicultural country. Therefore my nationality is South African but my ethnicity is Tswana (which is a Southern African ethnic group). Since OP is white it's likely his/her ethnicity is either Afrikaans or English, not South African. So while ethnicity can be an indication of ancestral nationality it isn't always