My mom’s side of the family has a list of what ethnicities we have. Bohemian and Czechoslovakian are both on that list as completely separate ethnicities. Recently someone told me that they’re actually the exact same thing. I found sources confirming that, but I also found sources saying that Bohemia is a part of Czechoslovakia (an “all thumbs are fingers but not all fingers are thumbs” kind of situation). Then my ADHD got me down a Wikipedia rabbit hole before I could find a clear answer as to which is correct, and now my brain hurts too much to keep searching. Please help me.
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how to say you are American without saying you are American. This understanding of ethnicity is strictly american and more precise is the division between national minority and ethnic minority. One of your ancestors was a czechoslovak national and the other came from Bohemian region which is an ethinc group in czechia
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