Question

Imagine an ethnicity called naim. the naim are descendants of a large population of immigrants who moved to the united states several generations before. the naim are white, but have developed their own distinctive cultural traits. identify the factors that would make someone more likely to claim membership in the naim ethnicity.

Answer 1

The factors are:

-The individual otherwise identifies as white.
(since it is the obvious biological traits that held by most people from Naim ethnicity)

-There is no stigma or discrimination associated with claiming a Naim ethnicity. (since the naim ethnicity is most likely created through the combination of various different cultures which will enhance their tolerance toward cultural differences)