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Minnesota and North Dakota...almost everyone there is a natural blonde. Their ancestors all come from Scandinavian countries. I've lived in both states and was by far in the minority since I wasn't blonde. Uff da!
Yup! They are by far in the minority. According to the 2010 census, the racial and ethnicity composition in North Dakota was as follows: White American: 90.0% (88.7% non-Hispanic white), Native American: 5.4%, Black or African American: 1.2%. Many of the Native Americans who live in Minnesota and North Dakota live on the reservations, so you don't see many of them. Some of the tribes have great benefits...others, not so much.
States with high concentrations of German and Scandinavian Americans, which would mean the Midwest, in general. The Scandinavian portion would be found in states such as Minnesota, North/South Dakota, and in sections of Wisconsin and northern Iowa.
Ancestry isn't everything , but it does account for some stereotyping...
Minnesota and North Dakota...almost everyone there is a natural blonde. Their ancestors all come from Scandinavian countries. I've lived in both states and was by far in the minority since I wasn't blonde. Uff da!
I know that's not true...have spent a lot of time in Minnesota...lol.
I made that point earlier. So many women these days dye their hair blonde you can't really tell. I think you should only pay attention to the men if you want to know what the "natural" hair color of the local populace is.
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