godkiller
"We are the Fury"
I would gander Dominicans with blue and blonde hair are recent to DR and don't have much of a lineage on the island itself. Plus, there are tons of Blacks with sandy brown hair and green eyes, not much difference there.
I did not question whether Dominicans have blonde or blue eyes. I replied to the notion that "phenotype can't determine ancestry". Obviously that statement is stupid and I put forth the blonde hair example as proof. You can often tell someone is black or has black ancestry just by looking at them since blacks have distinctive traits. Alternatively, there are no pure blacks with sandy brown hair and green eyes. Blacks simply do not have the genes for sandy brown hair and colored eyes.
The Moos were black people ruled for a significant time period. Their impact on the Mediterranean gene pool is being understated. There is a reason why Pre- Moor invasion, The Italians and Spanish described themselves in their literature with typical Aryan features and after, you see a much larger proliferation of darker features.
Since this is a question of history I don't have an answer but that is irrelevant to this question anyway. Although it is true Spanairds and Italians have small amounts of non-white ancestry on average, it is also true that 1) many Arabs and Berbers live and move to these countries and these two populations together might mean the study results are inflated 2) the admixture percentage is small and some regions of both Spain/Italy have no admixture and 3) they're mostly white so who cares. I don't claim Spanairds and they don't claim me.
You said West Africans were black as darkness and other regions had Arabic influence and that most Black American's are West African.
I actually did not say any of what you said I said. did not say West Africans were black as darkness. I said the slaves were. I did not all say other African regions have Arab influence either because his is not true. South Africa does not have Arab influence. Only some pockets of East Africa have enough Arab influence to question. Lastly I did not say "most black Americans are West African". If you mean to say most black Americans are descended from that region, yes that is true.
I am saying that does not matter since Post- Slavery has saw the lines between distinct African diasporas have blurred.
Since we are talking about factual points, I just want to make sure we are factual. Just because the lines are blurred doesn't mean there aren't lines we should be careful to notice.
Bro, this is stupid shyt I've ever heard, Most east africans aren't mix with Arab, Oromo which is biggest group in Ethiopia are largely unmixed, Amhara is different story(although their admixture is overstated, centuries old like northern Sudanese).
I said "variously mixed" which means "on occasion". There are some unmixed East Africans and some mixed East Africans, which is something you and I both agree on. The point is, as a result of this uncertainty, you cannot use a group like that as any benchmark for black people. You must use a relatively pure group for study just like you must use a relatively pure East Asian group to study East Asians.
Hausa and Fulani mixed, you know Africans phenotypes vary. Are Igbo peole mixed since a good portion of there people are as light as Will Smith, Alicia Keys, and other light skinned African-Americans?
Do some research......
Do some research. Hausa and Fulani are sometimes mixed, sometimes not. There are Fulani in Tunisia (Berber country) who look very different to the Fulani in black countries. Remember the group is migratory.
I did investigation on this topic. In doing so I've seen photos of Igbo villages from the 1950s, before modernization, money and bleaching hit Nigeria. The 40+ Igo people milling around the Igbo market in the photo I saw were indistinguishable from other West Africans. They looked no different. I didn't see any light skins or mixed. If they were so prominent as to be natural I would have seen them in my investigations. I've also seen various pictures of Igbo village meetings and the lightest I saw was brown skin. So I think some Igbo are 1) intermixing or 2) bleaching (a known phenomenon).
How come when someone brings up non-typical light features in African populations they always talk about the Igbo? Is there no other group which has these features? If light features were a natural part of the black condition, wouldn't it be proliferate across the black populations? The fact the features don't proliferate implies they are not natural.
No Haiti and DR relationship does not work like that. They had totally different Imperial conquerers. The French are not the Spanish. Maintain it's look? There is no White people to dilute it and plus most African phenotypes are dominate, breh. It don't fade like that.[/quote]
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