The popular and long-running BBC/SBS program Who do you think you are? reaches back into written histories, stored documents, and family anecdotes found through to DNA profiling to find out where celebrities really got their skills and personalities from. This hereditary curiosity is increasingly relevant today as we acknowledge the reality of all humans being a ‘blend’ of both ethnicities (being defined as handed down interactive social behaviours, values, cultural and belief systems, and a common language) and races.
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