what you will need to understand is that there are many tribes who existed side by side with Israel. these tribes were ALL black, white people groups are not represented in the bible until the MESSIANIC period. Rome was even dark skinned, as being conquered by Carthage in ancient times. So you are dealing with SIGNIFICANT mixtures.
What you will want to stay away from is the tendancy to promote black vs white stereotypes. This is a MODERN interpretation, as there were blacks and whites in most tribes, not divided by their color but by which deity they worshipped. There were indeed light skinned, even all white Israelites, and Edomites, or the descendants of esau were all black. the notion that esau is the white man in ancient times is ridiculous and a false teaching
White is not a natural distinction, it is a adaptation, even occurring in all black nations as albinism or ancient leprosy. Even NOAH was described as albino in the book of Enoch. The most distinct quality to recognize who you are is WHO YOU ARE CALLED BY. Europeans as we know them now, were few and far between in the bible, barely making an appearance until very late.You must remember that spain was ruled by muslims until columbus' time, the 'black world' was total. It was never a black or white thing, that is merely the dichotomy that the devil wants to pursue.
If you are called to Yahuah, the Creator,
then read the bible and begin to learn Hebrew. You will find that in your 'tribes' language, will be a massive amount of Hebrew terms, because these terms are in every language, in every nation, and in every community all around the world, because it is the original language. The world 'holy' in Hebrew Qadash' means 'set apart' and the word righteous, or zadak means upright or just, as in walking in the commands. This what we must strive for.
Titus 3
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8This is a faithful saying, and these things I will that thou affirm constantly,
that they which have believed in Alaheim might be careful to maintain good works. These things are good and profitable unto men.
9 But avoid foolish questions,
and genealogies, and contentions, and strivings about the law; for they are unprofitable and vain.'