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WASP is a somewhat unflattering term for a white non-Jew (White Anglo-Saxon Protestant). If a White Anglo-Saxon Protestant converted to Judaism, he or she would be considered a Jew.

(FYI, the term "Hebrew", in reference to people, is outdated and should be avoided).

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