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Only someone who is of Anglo-Saxon or Celtic heritage can be ethnically English. Holding a specific nationality or embracing someone’s culture cannot change your ethnicity, as ethnicity is rooted in biology. Someone who is not Anglo-Saxon or Celtic can however be culturally English and are often accepted as ‘English’ despite not being ethnically English. There is however a clear distinction between English as an ethnicity and English as a culture. This is not ‘racism’ or even unreasonable as most of the world has a clear understanding of what ethnicity is. If an husband and wife from India moved to Japan and had children there, the children would be seen as ethnically Indian, but possibly culturally Japanese depending on their upbringing. Denying the distinct English ethnic group is not only denying reality, but also dangerous as it enables racism and discrimination against the ethnic English to continue.