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No doubt... bout to go prep this wall im doing next week... and I'm going to catch up on some of it in a few hours.
I hope I can catch it for free, that lesson's of hayti cost me 4 dolla's
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Proof that West Africans migrated west from the Nile.
http://dnatribes.com/dnatribes-digest-2012-01-01.pdf
http://www.dnatribes.com/dnatribes-digest-2013-02-01.pdf
And thats the ish I'm talking about. I talk about loving every part of us, and you think I'm high...currently I am not I'm bout to get into some ***** **** later, blunts and forties...then go to a Law School party...come at.
Thats a good ? man. The only thing i've ever come across that kind of dealt with this was from Eljah Muhammad's teachings, so take it with a grain of salt.the darkest blacks i've ever seen are from ethiopia & none of the men seem to have facial hair
when and what areas did blacks develop facial hair? are they just of mixed race?
am1 got booted from the thread a while ago.
Thats a good ? man. The only thing i've ever come across that kind of dealt with this was from Eljah Muhammad's teachings, so take it with a grain of salt.
Basically he said that at one point we all looked dravidian and moving into the jungles and stuff changed our appearance
C o o n concluded that sometimes different racial types annihilated other types while in other cases warfare and/or settlement led to the partial displacement of racial types. He asserted that Europe was the refined product of a long history of racial progression. He stated that historically "different strains in one population have showed differential survival values and often one has reemerged at the expense of others (in Europeans)", in The Races of Europe, The White Race and the New World (1939).
@hallywoodxo
What's your take on the theory that the people that are considered "African-American" aren't African at all and are actually indigenous to the Americas.
A friend of mine posed a question to me that threw me for a loop a while ago. He asked me..."why aren't there any remains of slave ships left?". We see artifacts that allegedly are from that time period...but why have we never seen any ships?
I did some research...and I did fine it a bit puzzling that there remains of Egyptian ships that have been found...but none from slave ships which would have came WAY after Ancient Egypt obviously.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHjJJfhfRgs
And everyone has seen this
Link to that?@Gry60
Man, I'm a 15 minute flight away from Douala. My co worker also happens to be Bamileke.
Some of you should read the African History X thread, if you haven't already. Over there I spoke on my ethnic group, the Fulani, and intra-african slavery before and during colonization.
I'm not big into metaphysical/spiritual stuff and symbolism so I'll sit this one out.
We need to have a meeting of the minds between Aficans living in this country and African Americans.
We can help each other with so much and begin to bridge the gap between our people.