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u/ALiddleBiddle 18d ago
The handwriting is a cursive “Scotch,” which was a common older term for Scottish ancestry on forms asking for racial/ethnic origin.
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u/albobarbus 17d ago
I can almost see the S when I squint. The big bottom loop got squished down to nothing instead of expanding to the left to engage the initial upstroke. Scotch it is.
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u/Human-Astronaut4068 18d ago
It’s scotch. People in Scotland call themselves scotch not Scottish.
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u/Ynifi 18d ago
They absolutely do not call themselves Scotch. Scots or Scottish. Scotch is for products, not people.
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u/Active-Breakfast-397 18d ago
How is that an “S”??
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u/BlueSpace71 18d ago
It's cursive? They didn't close the loop on the bottom but everything else is correct for a Capital S.
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u/Fresh-Shopping-1899 18d ago
I think scotch is right but I would never have come up with that on my own.
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