Kristi Yamaguchi reflects on what she's learned about her ancestry, and how that affects her feelings about being Japanese-American.

Kristi Yamaguchi talks about what she felt when she first visited Japan and met relatives in her ancestral homeland.

Kristi Yamaguchi and Henry Louis Gates, Jr. discuss how Japanese American soldiers and civilians were treated during World War II.

Kristi Yamaguchi talks about how her Japanese heritage affected the public's perception during her quest for the Olympic gold medal.

Henry Louis Gates, Jr. asks Kristi Yamaguchi about stories she heard about her family as a child, and what she hopes to learn about her ancestors.

Queen Noor describes how she learned about her diverse ethnic background as a child from her parents.

Queen Noor tells the story of her nomadic childhood, especially her time in Washington during the Kennedy administration.

Queen Noor talks about special cultural traditions that keep her tied to her Arabic roots.

Queen Noor tells Henry Louis Gates, Jr. about how she met her future husband, King Hussein of Jordan.

Dr. Oz tells the story of how his grandfather and grandmother met and married in Turkey, before World War I.