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Assumed to be true but i never obviously checked any boxes, i think. i don't know. that would help anyway, that i was a descendant of little people in the circus. i don't know. there's a possibility she really believed it but she did use it to her advantage. >> jesse: yes, she did. .09% native american, according to her dna test results. i am .1% black, dana. we took those tests. i am more black than she is native american. >> dana: i am more italian. remember i was 2% italian. i got honors from the national italian-american women's association. my family did come from italy from the 1840s or ...

This community, were fishing families. most of them are now gone. and we're really like a minority. used to be a fishing community with a homosexual problem. now it's a homosexual community with a fishing problem. >> anthony: the first portuguese fishermen arrived here in 1840. the main families created a community built around fishing, and this town lived off that industry well into the 20th century. it persisted even when i was here, keeping up old catholic fishing traditions like the blessing of fleet. these days however, there are fewer and fewer boats to bless. >> scott: my name's scott r...

>> you have interrupted me so many times now i can't remember. i spoke to warren bloomenfield, aned a junk professor at massachusetts university at amherst about the controversy of christian privilege. there isn't christian privilege in the middle east. >> we are talking about the united states. but there is christian privilege around the world in many ways. it's not bashing christianity. it's raising issues of the ways in which christians automatically have this unearned privilege just by being christian in the united states. there are a lot of ways that privilege manifests itself. in the 19 ...

>> you have interrupted me so many times now i can't remember. i spoke to warren bloomenfield, aned a junk professor at massachusetts university at amherst about the controversy of christian privilege. there isn't christian privilege in the middle east. >> we are talking about the united states. but there is christian privilege around the world in many ways. it's not bashing christianity. it's raising issues of the ways in which christians automatically have this unearned privilege just by being christian in the united states. there are a lot of ways that privilege manifests itself. in the 19 ...

>> you have interrupted me so many times now i can't remember. i spoke to warren bloomenfield, aned a junk professor at massachusetts university at amherst about the controversy of christian privilege. there isn't christian privilege in the middle east. >> we are talking about the united states. but there is christian privilege around the world in many ways. it's not bashing christianity. it's raising issues of the ways in which christians automatically have this unearned privilege just by being christian in the united states. there are a lot of ways that privilege manifests itself. in the 19 ...