Obviously access to white hispanics women is the #1 reason.
“We all the same Mami I no African”
Obviously access to white hispanics women is the #1 reason.
“We all the same Mami I no African”
Pre-Colombian contact is not far fetched at all.Soooo I don't think I ever heard of this theory btw?
So the theory is that blks were here before slavery or is it that blks were the original indigenous tribes in areas other than Africa? Proof?
How'd I miss this theory?
I mean it seems far-fetched with the whole genetics shyt, but the entire field of archaeology IS heavily entrenched in Eurocentrism and historical cover ups to support whitewashed narratives.
What's the basis for this line of reasoning? It's tempting especially when u see so many brown indigenous tribes of people worldwide.
When u read shyt like this in the Taipei Times In honor of the Little Black People - Taipei Times
It does kinda make u wonder. I think what may have happened was that all migration patterns came out of Africa, so some sub-Saharan phenotypically blk migration patterns could have settled in numerous parts around the world. However, climate changes and intermixing with later groups and of course annihilation and/or genocide or assimilation into tribes might've left us with the aboriginals and indigenous tribes u see today unless they were relatively untouched by other cultures like people's on Andaman Islands.
If Asia can have phenotypic blk indigenous tribes still present today, it's not too far fetched to imagine similar blk tribes alongside N. American tribes---which explains the variance U see in early European explorers depictions of natives. Some look like traditional Natives and others look strangely more phenotypically sub-saharan.
I'm always interested in a good conspiracy theory and never put covering up the past beyond the scope of whites. Lmao!
I for one liked the threadYou either die a hero or live long enough to become the villain
Hope you paying attention @BmoreGorilla
all that stuff is largely irrelevant.Yeah I've noticed that. His philosophy is African American is the true tribe and every other one doesn't matter. Which makes no fukking sense . I tried talking about, moors, Egyptians, ethnic tribes, isrealites, kingdom of mali etc but some people on here act the fukk up. Aint no such thing as the color black.
@Poitier and @BlackPearl The Empress
Promise I ain't tryin to start fukkery, but the chemistry between ya'll is high-key amazing!
Jump on that for the culture pls. The babies would be adorable! But @Poitier i hear @BlackPearl The Empress got a donk. So if ya'll have daughters, u gon have to refine that Dempsey Roll to deal with the savages in the streets.
Once you know your true heritage everything becomes easier.all that stuff is largely irrelevant.
what does any of that do to dismantle white supremacy?
sure, but does it matter currently?Once you know your true heritage everything becomes easier.
exploring other scientific racial theories besides the onces put forth by cacs doesn't make you a hotep.If any of you Hotep gang nikkas want to talk about race with me, I have a little free time before UM/MSU
I don't argue based on phenotype so save the images of Melanesians and South Asians
Soooo I don't think I ever heard of this theory btw?
So the theory is that blks were here before slavery or is it that blks were the original indigenous tribes in areas other than Africa? Proof?
How'd I miss this theory?
I mean it seems far-fetched with the whole genetics shyt, but the entire field of archaeology IS heavily entrenched in Eurocentrism and historical cover ups to support whitewashed narratives.
What's the basis for this line of reasoning? It's tempting especially when u see so many brown indigenous tribes of people worldwide.
When u read shyt like this in the Taipei Times In honor of the Little Black People - Taipei Times
It does kinda make u wonder. I think what may have happened was that all migration patterns came out of Africa, so some sub-Saharan phenotypically blk migration patterns could have settled in numerous parts around the world. However, climate changes and intermixing with later groups and of course annihilation and/or genocide or assimilation into tribes might've left us with the aboriginals and indigenous tribes u see today unless they were relatively untouched by other cultures like people's on Andaman Islands.
If Asia can have phenotypic blk indigenous tribes still present today, it's not too far fetched to imagine similar blk tribes alongside N. American tribes---which explains the variance U see in early European explorers depictions of natives. Some look like traditional Natives and others look strangely more phenotypically sub-saharan.
I'm always interested in a good conspiracy theory and never put covering up the past beyond the scope of whites. Lmao!
exploring other scientific racial theories besides the onces put forth by cacs doesn't make you a hotep.
well there is plenty of evidence.Theories with no evidence of any sort, scientific or archeological, aren't theories.
well there is plenty of evidence.
Africans possibly reaching the Americas before Columbus IS a theory. Because we actually have documented evidence from a written text from an Arab saying that Mansa Musa's brother sailed across the Atlantic during the middle ages. Among many other evidence. That is a solid theory. Now AAs being some long lost Native American tribe distant from Africans is just some crackhead shyt. I should not even call it hotep shyt.exploring other scientific racial theories besides the onces put forth by cacs doesn't make you a hotep.