Why do some black people claim obviously mixed people as black?

[Sauanaffe Tustunnagee]

"Whitey" didn't win anything...this is a matter of logic and having a grasp on the history of all new world ethnic groups of the Americas





we can leave DNA out of this and just go on phenotypes

you right cause only in cyber space/lala land would anyone seriously entertain the cac-centric propaganda pushed as science

my point exactly the fact that every phenotype found in AAs is also found in continental Africans speaks for itself

 

[Sauanaffe Tustunnagee]

What's your point Barney Rubble

 

[Sauanaffe Tustunnagee]

translation=be nicer to white daddy


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[IllmaticDelta]

you right cause only in cyber space/lala land would anyone seriously entertain the cac-centric propaganda pushed as science

my point exactly the fact that every phenotype found in AAs is also found in continental Africans speaks for itself

we're not talking the whole of Africa, we''re talking about the Africans, Aframs actually descend from and no, you will not find every phenotype of Aframs in that subset of West and West Central Africans.

 

[IllmaticDelta]

What's your point Barney Rubble

the point is self explanatory...

 

[Sauanaffe Tustunnagee]

we're not talking the whole of Africa, we''re talking about the Africans, Aframs actually descend from and no, you will not find every phenotype of Aframs in that subset of West and West Central Africans.

i've already proven repeatedly this assumption is a misconception but let me show your dimwit ass one more instance(pay attention this time)

random West Africans/Central African with ancestral ties to AAs:

 

[IllmaticDelta]

did this delusional snow chimp really just imply African Americans features aren't distinctly African(as if there is a one size fits all AA and African look)

you must not understand what "distinctly" african looking is. This factor is the reason you'll hear stuff like "you look african" or "you don't look african"

then post an AA and African whom look like brothers to prove it's point

Flintone check post #770 ...

I posted that picture to prove a point and illustrate the difference between looking "african" vs "new world" or "american"

 

[Sauanaffe Tustunnagee]

random West Africans/Central African with ancestral ties to AAs(continued):

 

[Sauanaffe Tustunnagee]

the point is self explanatory...

that you a weird creepy cac whom get's wood from posting anthropology charts and essays

 

[IllmaticDelta]

You aren't helping your case with your choice of pics.

 

[Sauanaffe Tustunnagee]

you must not understand what "distinctly" african looking is. This factor is the reason you'll hear stuff like "you look african" or "you don't look african"




I posted that picture to prove a point and illustrate the difference between looking "african" vs "new world" or "american"

your dumbass must not realize Africa is a continent not one tribe that can't be defined by one phenotype and that socalled new world black look is found in /originally comes from old world Africans as 'I've already proven the same can be said about that distinctly African look among many black Americans tooso some Westerners being ignorant about the diversity of African people the basis of your dimwitted argument

 

[Sauanaffe Tustunnagee]

You aren't helping your case with your choice of pics.

reputable genetic studies and historical documentation says otherwise

Join genealogist Antoinette Harrell as she travel to her maternal homeland Niger, Africa. Harrell's genetic ancestry determined that her MatriClanT analysis matched with the Tuareg people In Niger. National Geography, Travel Channel





The number of socalled Nar/Moors in Louisiana documentation might be quite exceptional for anywhere else in the Americas. Nar is apparently the Wolof/Senegalese term to refer to Moors, most likely from Mauritania. There have been several mentionings of “Moors” or “North Africans” in West Indian as well as Brazilian slave registers, but far fewer in number. To be sure they are still overall a minority but still noticeably present, even quite a few females. It’s tempting to assume many of them might have arrived as a result of the warfare between Mauritanian Moors and Senegalese Wolof instigated by the British during their brief occupation in the 1770’s of the French slave port Saint Louis near the mouth of the Senegal river (Searing, 1993, p.153). It is often forgotten that despite having a reputation of having been slave raiders both the Moors and the Fula were often victimized themselves as well, as not all of their military campaigns were succesful. For maps and more context see also this page: Sahel Region.
Louisiana: most African diversity within the United States?

 

[IllmaticDelta]

your dumbass must not realize Africa is a continent not one tribe that can be defined by one phenotype and that socalled new world black look is found in /originally comes from old world Africans

this point isn't whats in question/debate. The question is what do the Africans look like that represent the most common stocks of Aframs, african origins. I repeat, Fulani and Tuaregs weren't numerous enough compared to the other African tribes to have any real impact on Aframs phenotypes so to post a mulatto Tuareg isn't going to cut it.

 

[Sauanaffe Tustunnagee]

this point isn't whats in question/debate. The question is what do the Africans look like that represent the most common stocks of Aframs, african origins. I repeat, Fulani and Tuaregs weren't numerous enough compared to the other African tribes to have any real impact on Aframs phenotypes so to post a mulatto Tuareg isn't going to cut it.

you act like most the African ethnic groups I posted with common AA looks are Tuareg(whom are from the American/traditional definition of mulatto )

 

[IllmaticDelta]

reputable genetic studies and historical documentation says otherwise

Join genealogist Antoinette Harrell as she travel to her maternal homeland Niger, Africa. Harrell's genetic ancestry determined that her MatriClanT analysis matched with the Tuareg people In Niger. National Geography, Travel Channel





The number of socalled Nar/Moors in Louisiana documentation might be quite exceptional for anywhere else in the Americas. Nar is apparently the Wolof/Senegalese term to refer to Moors, most likely from Mauritania. There have been several mentionings of “Moors” or “North Africans” in West Indian as well as Brazilian slave registers, but far fewer in number. To be sure they are still overall a minority but still noticeably present, even quite a few females. It’s tempting to assume many of them might have arrived as a result of the warfare between Mauritanian Moors and Senegalese Wolof instigated by the British during their brief occupation in the 1770’s of the French slave port Saint Louis near the mouth of the Senegal river (Searing, 1993, p.153). It is often forgotten that despite having a reputation of having been slave raiders both the Moors and the Fula were often victimized themselves as well, as not all of their military campaigns were succesful. For maps and more context see also this page: Sahel Region.
Louisiana: most African diversity within the United States?

You're talking about a very small and localized input the overall makeup of Aframs

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