Elizabeth Warren’s DNA test provided an insignificantly small level of Native American heritage, holds David French of National Review. It certainly wasn’t enough proof to justify her having presented her Native American ancestry while looking for employment at Harvard. This may have very likely increased her chances of getting this job, as the university was eager for any diversity at the time. Harvard Law School portrayed her as its “first woman of color.” Instead of providing this lackluster evidence, Warren should have just admitted that while not being genetically Native American, she identified with it due to family lore.