Talk:Jessica Mauboy

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I think a citation is needed about the Cherokke Indian Descent. It is very doubtful. 203.171.95.32 10:17, 14 November 2006 (UTC)

I added citation to that text. I'd actually seen the video where Jess explains her background. So I cited it, though not well, someone might want to do a better job. I dont usually edit articles.

What do you mean it is doubtful? We are not going to list what we think they are...we are going to list what they claim they are. You may not see Cherokee in Jess, but i dont think its impossible...but still, what comes from her mouth is the best source to rely on. --Raux 04:42, 17 November 2006 (UTC)

thats not always true. Take for instance Vanessa Minnillo she claimed in a magazine she was Polynesian instead of Filipino because she did'nt want people associating her with being Asian American.