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what does how you look gotta do with you posting pics of Turks and Bengalis in a African people thread
Vintage African People
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Misreeya
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what does how you look gotta do with you posting pics of Turks and Bengalis in a African people thread
Both of you have a bloody intelligence of cockroaches. If you don't understand the statement I cannot help. It takes intelligence to figure things out.
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says the dumbass whom post pics of Eurasian cavemen and Hindu elephant jockeys in an African people thread.
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Vintage Mali
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@abada i found some more photos fair skinned Sudanese you so proud of
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ALGERIANS late 1800s - early 1900s
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vintage indigenous Egyptians
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Don Makaveli.
How fat is your azz?
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not sure what the cakes look like but i've seen her suggest she favors this woman
she's too insecure/unsure of her blackness and considers Turks,Copts and Pakistan settlers real Africans though so i imagine she really look more like this
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vintage Native Egyptians(continued)
(interesting and factual caption under this photo of a indigenous Egyptian brother)
A Moor from Aswan, Egypt, 1910. Few today talk about the remnants of original people of Egypt, who lived there for thousands of years. Yes, they are still there, although the invading Arabs and their descendants who currently populate the country have tried to take that identity for themself, the seeds of the Pharaohs are still alive. Interestingly, an Arab lady (writer) was threatened and harassed for trying to shed light on the original people of Egypt.
Water Carriers in Cairo, 1880
Egypt Kemet History Mythology, Egyptian Beauty, 1875 Photograph, African Pride, Egyptian Nubian Obsession, African History, Egyptian Desert
(interesting and factual caption under this photo of a indigenous Egyptian brother)
A Moor from Aswan, Egypt, 1910. Few today talk about the remnants of original people of Egypt, who lived there for thousands of years. Yes, they are still there, although the invading Arabs and their descendants who currently populate the country have tried to take that identity for themself, the seeds of the Pharaohs are still alive. Interestingly, an Arab lady (writer) was threatened and harassed for trying to shed light on the original people of Egypt.
Water Carriers in Cairo, 1880
Egypt Kemet History Mythology, Egyptian Beauty, 1875 Photograph, African Pride, Egyptian Nubian Obsession, African History, Egyptian Desert