The Hollywood star and former WWE champion responded to a social media debate between wrestling fans regarding his ethnicity and how he was portrayed on screen, with one arguing that Johnson - whose father Rocky was Black Canadian and whose mother Ata came from a Samoan family - identified with
The Rock identifies as both 'black and Samoan'
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Actor Dwayne Johnson. Photo / Getty
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