The Ethnic Qarsherskiyan Tribe - triracial isolates / Sweetgum Kriyul peoples

The Qarsherskiyan Tribe is an ethnic group from the Eastern USA that originated in the early 1600s in the Southeastern USA along North Carolina and Virginia's coastal plains. Qarsherskiyan people are a triracial isolate community, meaning they are mixed race and of Native American, White, and Black origins. Many Qarsherskiyan people may have features of different races such as having epicanthic eye folds and coppery undertones in the skin from Native American ancestry, wide noses and curly hair from Black ancestry, and colored eyes and red highlights or red hair from White ancestry. Many Qarsherskiyan people also have further genetic admixture from other races and ethnicities such as Roma/Romani ancestry (sometimes called “gypsies”), Jewish ancestry, and even Parsis ancestry. Qarsherskiyan people often intermarried with many groups of people who married into the Qarsherskiyan community when laws such as Virginia's Racial Integrity Law banned people considered non-White from marrying White people. Qarsherskiyan people often even have Asian and even sometimes Austronesian and even Aboriginal Tasmanian ancestry because of this, and have North African ancestry from both the original Qarsherskiyans and later admixture from immigrants marrying Qarsherskiyan people. Qarsherskiyan people's ancestors preserved Native American, West African Islamic, African Voodou, European Christian, Jewish, Roma/”gypsy”, and Asian and Pacific Islander and Malagasy cultural traditions, creating a new Qarsherskiyan culture out of this syncretic blend.