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There are hundreds of books that support the origins of Egyptian culture and people as being so called "Black Africans". I would cite some for you but I feel I'd be wasting my time.
What scientific evidence are those books offering?
I am waiting.
What study says that they where a different, blacker people once?
We aren't talking about "the people of Africa." We are talking about the fact that African American Afrocentrists are not descended from Egyptians. As a secondary topic, we are talking about the fact that the Egyptians are largely the same people as always they were.
What evidence are you offering to refute this?
Again. I've already posted the works. They are available for you to read. You've already made your point. My argument was that the "original Egyptian peoples and culture were distinctly African". You mentioned Caucasoid features which, makes me believe you have a very limited understanding of Biology.(No, I'm not going type a long post to teach you that Africans have a broad range of features that are not limited to the stereotypical West African phenotypes that you use as evidence against Black Egyptians) You're going to have to do your research.
Again. I've already posted the works. They are available for you to read. You've already made your point. My argument was that the "original Egyptian peoples and culture were distinctly African". You mentioned Caucasoid features which, makes me believe you have a very limited understanding of Biology.(No, I'm not going type a long post to teach you that Africans have a broad range of features that are not limited to the stereotypical West African phenotypes that you use as evidence against Black Egyptians) You're going to have to do your research.
"African" doesn't mean anything. It is a continent. The Egyptians were genetically, phenotypically, and culturally very different from west Africans.
After or the *******s from you and the others, the question is the same: why not celebrate your real ancestors instead of people that were not your ancestors and had little to do with you?
You have yet to refute my point about "Eurocentric's" claiming Greco Roman culture. It's ok for most "Eurocentric's" to claim that culture and not ok for West Africans to claim Egyptian culture?(African Americans included) I've provided the sources with evidence that shows links between Sub-Sahara Africa(which includes some elements from Central and West Africa) and Egypt culturally and ethnically as the "foundations" of Egyptian culture.
"African" doesn't mean anything. It is a continent. The Egyptians were genetically, phenotypically, and culturally very different from west Africans.
After or the *******s from you and the others, the question is the same: why not celebrate your real ancestors instead of people that were not your ancestors and had little to do with you?
Who said we don't celebrate our African culture? I'm convinced that you have absolutely no interactions with people of African descent outside internet forums.
These are advocationists, not scientists. Which of these men presents a scientific study?
Bauval, by the way, is a crank amongst cranks. He is in the Grame Hancock crowd. Citing him will get you laughed out of any classroom in the country.
Too Afrocentric right? lol. Guess I shouldn't bother mentioning Cheikh Anta Diop or any other African scholar for that matter. You'll just simply dismiss the information.
These are advocationists, not scientists. Which of these men presents a scientific study?
Bauval, by the way, is a crank amongst cranks. He is in the Grame Hancock crowd. Citing him will get you laughed out of any classroom in the country.
You mean Graham Hancock? At least spell his name correctly lol.
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