Coli 6 Cert Geneticists: Explain Why "They are not black"

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

It doesn't matter how we identify them. What matters is how they identify themselves.​

 

[Originalman]

This demon got more lives than freddy Kruger

 

[Originalman]

Fiji folks say that per their oral history that they were the some of the first humans to leave the eastern part of africa.

If I am not mistaken I read somewhere online that they even trace it down to a exact location in eastern africa. Supposedly their ancesters were african sea travellers or something like that.

But basically from their oral history they don't deny that they originally came from africa.

 

[King Khufu]

just 4 dope measures a american raised black fijian girl goes home and blogs her family trip back

 

[Originalman]

umm to someone who didnt know his race. He would be seen as just a lightskined BM. espescially from a distance.

You sound like a idiot trying to act like we wouldnt think of him as such at first.

Breh this is so true. Man I travel to southern india for work and if I had a dollar for every time an indian in india thought me as a black man was indian....I would be a millionaire.

And I swear some of them indian folks I see in india you would swear up and down were black folks. From the kinky hair (yes their are indians with kinky hair), wide noses and dark skin.

Only biggest difference I can tell is their muscle tone (or lack there of) compared to black folks. That is the biggest difference. But skin color, facial features and hair.....yeah they can look like black folks.

Which proves race is a made up subject that white folks created.

 

[King Khufu]

this shyt just 4 laughs

 

[King Khufu]

people doing fijian language challenges

 

[Fatboi1]

Breh this is so true. Man I travel to southern india for work and if I had a dollar for every time an indian in india thought me as a black man was indian....I would be a millionaire.

And I swear some of them indian folks I see in india you would swear up and down were black folks. From the kinky hair (yes their are indians with kinky hair), wide noses and dark skin.

Only biggest difference I can tell is their muscle tone (or lack there of) compared to black folks. That is the biggest difference. But skin color, facial features and hair.....yeah they can look like black folks.

Which proves race is a made up subject that white folks created.

If some blacks of Asia were here they'd get mixed up easily.

It's interesting seeing these people.

 

[tuckgod]

Damn they told you that?

Shut up bytch.

 

[DPresidential]

@Originalman made a really good point about his observations in India. Brehs need to really look up the history of the origins of race classification.

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In these types of threads, I always start with this question before engaging in in-depth dialogue;


If we were to take a time machine and travel back to Pre-Colonial Africa and were to ask our ancestors, "Are you black?", what do you think their response would be?


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Understand, I am a black American man. I'm proud to be Black. But, I am not foolish. I know that delegations of "race" are a social construct. It's not concrete and some brehs are low key embarrassing themselves with the apparent entitlement related to this classification that was ONLY created by some small dikk European nikka who wanted to convince his peers that these dark pigment skinned Africans were different and inferior.

Because society creates dangers as a result of race, however, I will continue to hold on to my blackness as it's a sort of survival mechanism. It allows me to have a general idea of who I can identify with and trust first and foremost.

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

@Originalman made a really good point about his observations in India. Brehs need to really look up the history of the origins of race classification.

Yep. They should actually start with Johann Friedrich Blumenbach since it was his research that was 'appropriated' by 'racialists' and turned into what it is now: scientific racism. Funny thing is he didn't even subscribe to that type of thing. He thought all 'races' were equal and the only differences were environmental and cosmetic.​

If we were to take a time machine and travel back to Pre-Colonial Africa and were to ask our ancestors, "Are you black?", what do you think their response would be?

Aside from a couple communities in Ancient Egypt, they'd be like.............​

 

[GrindtooFilthy]

The real problem is the use of the word black, yall gotta go back to using afro-X is paints such a better picture but hey keep on cooking

Is Africa running out of people???What is this forum obsession with people who are not “considered black” being called black. They are Melanesian/Polynesian they are not Africans.

/thread

 

[GhettoTeK]

They are naggas like us



seriously though all black people on this planet is truly beautiful