[Ron29667]

Italians do have black blood. Of course Sicilians do as well. First, Berbers are mixture of many ethnic groups (vandal, greek, roman, black, arab, other germanic). Berbers have blonde hair – the ones who live by the coast. In addition, blacks in the Sahara before it was a desert interbred with immigrants who are the forefathers of modern day Berbers. Many wars took place among these immigrants and blacks. Genetic studies show that some Italians cluster more closely with Fulanis, Ethiopians and Mossi than other Europeans. Generally, White people do not have curly hair it is straight and when it is curly it is because of the expression of an admixture trait. Furthermore, the classical greeks cluster more closely with sub-saharan blacks than other mediterraneans. See genetic studies. Most legends and histories of Greeks and Romans claim ancestry from Africa. These claims a corroborated by genetic, anthropological, zoological, linguistic, archaelogical and historical evidence. The area around Lake Chad Northern Sudan, Abyssinian Highlands remains the predominant location for the first human activity. The ancients trace their heritage to these places and modern scientists trace humanity to these places as well. One must also understand that black are the most diverse of people on the planet. We include the shortest people (biaka) on earth and the tallest people (dinka and nuer) on earth. Thus, we have the genetic material to repopulate their earth in all its physical manifestations. To say that Italians do not have black blood is to say that ethiopians, somalians, tutsi, masaai, nubians, fulanis, mossi, malinke,dravidian and xhosa are not black. These populations do not have the proto-typical negroid features, but they even with their straight noses, thins lips and wavy hair are still black. This is only a partial response.

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Name : Ron29667, Race : Black/African American, Religion : Muslim, City : Inglewood, State : CA, Country : United States, Occupation : attorney, Social class : Middle class, 

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