Would you consider Aborigines black?

[GrindtooFilthy]

Since everyone is out of Africa I think it should be any descendants from when humanity started migrating from Africa or early biblical times that kept black features and skin tone the phenotype is black

look when we say black/african we refer to this

anyone who doesn't look like this or a variation of is not considered black

we have indians and hispanics darker than us but we don't consider them black, i don't know why nikkas putting aboriginals/pacific islanders in the same boat as us

 

[Redeem87]

look when we say black/african we refer to this

anyone who doesn't look like this or a variation of is not considered black

we have indians and hispanics darker than us but we don't consider them black, i don't know why nikkas putting aboriginals/pacific islanders in the same boat as us

I've seen Indian women who look like what u posted and there are black Hispanics its not a race

 

[GrindtooFilthy]

I've seen Indian women who look like what u posted and there are black Hispanics its not a race

show me a pic, i've never in my life come across any indian women that looks like she could pass for being black

EDIT: when i mean hispanics i'm referring to those with native blood

 

[Northern Son]

Fela Kuti in the context of Nigeria

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This seems to highlight a change in mentality, rather than terminology.

 

[MrTibbs]

Wrong. It's probably been said in here already but they identify themselves as black..and the men positively greet eachother and refer to their brothers/other aboriginal men as "black fellas"

Is it really about labels though? I don't think the average Austrlian aboriginal and the average Mende/Bantu black see themselves as having the same roots.

I've known of Arabs from places like Jordan and Oman who referred to themselves as "white" because of their complexions, but they didn't see themselves as being related to Europeans in any way.

 

[IllmaticDelta]

This seems to highlight a change in mentality, rather than terminology.

It's the concept of "blackness". The term "black" spread along with it's black consciousness which is why it was different from the european/white term "negro".

 

[El Jefe]

Damn, care to elaborate on that?

Just heard through that show ..that through interbreeding or constant mixing that there gene code can be basically bred out

I was shocked

On another note aboriginals ..hate most African Americans lol

The younger generation is a little diff the younger kids as they are identifying with the culture

But previously they didn't know what they were and would often mock afrerican Americans

The culture and attitude has changed a lot over the past 4-5 years

Travelling out there for over 10 years I have seen the difference ..

 

[sportscribe]

I'm assuming black = african or of african descent, if so no. End of discussion

I would consider Melanesian people black. Morphologically they look black.

(One on the right is from Papua New Guinea)

(looks like a typical bi-racial chick)

(bi-racial Papua New Guinea singer. Looks like a typical black + white bi-racial person)

 

[MrTibbs]

I would consider Melanesian people black. Morphologically they look black.

(One on the right is from Papua New Guinea)

(looks like a typical bi-racial chick)

(bi-racial Papua New Guinea singer. Looks like a typical black + white bi-racial person)

I would consider Melanesian people black. Morphologically they look black.

(One on the right is from Papua New Guinea)

(looks like a typical bi-racial chick)

(bi-racial Papua New Guinea singer. Looks like a typical black + white bi-racial person)

Phenotype a are one thing...what that genotype saying though?

 

[GrindtooFilthy]

I would consider Melanesian people black. Morphologically they look black.

(One on the right is from Papua New Guinea)

(looks like a typical bi-racial chick)

(bi-racial Papua New Guinea singer. Looks like a typical black + white bi-racial person)

if we're being real they are more closely related to pacific islanders than us like tongans, hawaiians, samoans etc

 

[Dreadknox77]

a jamaican is jamaican first, a nigerian is nigerian first, a ghanaian is ghanian first. it's mainly black people in america that dentify generally as "black"

Yo, where do people get this dumb shyt from?? Dudes is either trolling or cacing .

 

[Retired Account]

They look nothing like Asians before they aboriginals mixed with whites they always had dark skin with round noses and full lips these features are most found in black people only difference is their hair

Hair is the most important thing. Ahmed has all the things you listed and is African but is mostly refereed to as brown.

 

[Redeem87]

Hair is the most important thing. Ahmed has all the things you listed and is African but is mostly refereed to as brown.

Hes an admixture and his features are not as profound as aborinals and black people also not very as the aborginals who are not mixed the natives

 

[GrindtooFilthy]

Yo, where do people get this dumb shyt from?? Dudes is either trolling or cacing .

no he's right no one outside of america does this dumbshyt go to london, europe, or canada people are gonna be looking at you funny

 

[sportscribe]

if we're being real they are more closely related to pacific islanders than us like tongans, hawaiians, samoans etc

This is what you said though:

look when we say black/african we refer to this

anyone who doesn't look like this or a variation of is not considered black

we have indians and hispanics darker than us but we don't consider them black, i don't know why nikkas putting aboriginals/pacific islanders in the same boat as us

Melanesians look a variation of one of those faces above. By your own rationalization they are black.