FACT OF THE DAY "Origin of the word negro"

[Dr. Sebi Jr.]

it's a latin word, not a greek one

"member of a black-skinned race of Africa," 1550s, from Spanish or Portuguese negro "black," from Latin nigrum (nominative niger) "black, dark, sable, dusky,"

it's pretty unclear in linguistic history when greek and latin had significant bearing on one another, i wouldn't say latin has origins in classical greek at all, greek is not even an italic language

the two languages (greek and latin) existed in parts of the italian peninsula, with greek in the south and latin in central italy (or what we now call italy).

so yeah breh, back to the drawing board. your theory doesn't stand up

Do NOT listen to this government AGENT. He is part of the Caucspiracy to hide the TRUTH.

I have NOT studied the white devil's so-called "etymology." I know that when two words in two languages look similar, they MUST be directly related.

The so-called word BLACK comes from the old high German "blocche." Where does the DEVIL keep our people trapped? On the BLOCK. In cell BLOCKS. BLOCKing white devils from making layups with good fundamentals.

They do NOT want you to KNOW that marshmallows were originally BLACK. KNOWLEDGE is POWER.