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awale Member Posts: 54 |
posted 31 July 2005 04:59 PM
quote: dude arabs are called ''light skin'' or ''white'' skin in SS-Africa. IP: Logged |
dahlak Member Posts: 193 |
posted 31 July 2005 05:07 PM
quote: What is the meaning of White race for you??I don`t know about SS- Africa, but where i come from Arabs are not white. We don`t even use the white word. IP: Logged |
Djehuti Member Posts: 1399 |
posted 31 July 2005 05:29 PM
Again I ask:
quote: [This message has been edited by Djehuti (edited 31 July 2005).] IP: Logged |
ausar Moderator Posts: 4608 |
posted 31 July 2005 08:24 PM
People in Sub-Sahara Africa have a different concept of color than most Western based systems. What is ''white'' in most of these regions is non-white in the west. Just like many lighter skinned African Americans in regions like Western/Central Africa are called ''red skinned'' or even ''white'' in some cases. This does not mean literally their skin is white but that they are simply lighter. This might also be the same case in the Horn of Africa. The Fulani and some other Sahelian Africans are called ''red skinned'' by some Africans. Somalis in Western African might be called ''red skinned''. IP: Logged |
relaxx Member Posts: 443 |
posted 01 August 2005 07:51 AM
[QUOTE]Originally posted by awale: Lies , We have been over this. ------------------- Relaxx [This message has been edited by relaxx (edited 01 August 2005).] IP: Logged |
Djehuti Member Posts: 1399 |
posted 01 August 2005 12:25 PM
Awale, you still have not answered my questions on your definition of racial terms.
quote: So here's another question regarding what you said about Yemenis... What countries do the men below come from?? IP: Logged |
Super car Member Posts: 1633 |
posted 01 August 2005 02:49 PM
Earlier, I posted:
quote: I don't see any answers to the specifics herein yet! IP: Logged |
awale Member Posts: 54 |
posted 01 August 2005 02:58 PM
quote: those are those non semitic arabians they are very rare now(like 0.0001%). and btw you already know the answer of my question... [This message has been edited by awale (edited 01 August 2005).] IP: Logged |
Djehuti Member Posts: 1399 |
posted 01 August 2005 03:38 PM
quote: Correct, but I don't know about your estimation on their population.
quote: No I don't. IP: Logged |
Rudib001 Junior Member Posts: 20 |
posted 02 August 2005 12:15 AM
And this is a typical Bangladeshi: http://asi.washcoll.edu/media/04_bangladeshi_students.jpg Pictures are really pointless. Yemenis are alot more darker than the rather 'elegant' skinned man. Here's golden rule you should be aware of. The media and even losers with huge complexes tend to stress on their ideal. This is why the typical picture of a white women on google looks gorgeous while in reality they look..[Watch some Famil Guy and look at Meg]. This is the same case in Yemen those dark skinned Yemenis who are the majority are so ignored, its just sad. I like that '0.0001%' figure. Provide a source please. Awale, the picture of the Dravidian you provided is much more lighter than most of the Indo-Europeans population in South Asia. It really is a poor representation of an average Dravidian complexion. So...Dude, you so wrong. IP: Logged |
Rudib001 Junior Member Posts: 20 |
posted 02 August 2005 12:36 AM
quote: The problem here is the Westernized Arab complex. If one were an Arab that lives in Riyadh then there is a huge chance that he or she would love to, no, even sell their soul to be considered white. Elsewhere that isn't the case, like in the rural areas. Most would likely have other things on their mind. The urge of wanting to be white is something that is seen amongst the Westernized Arabs and not Arabs in general. There are many Black Arabs and the Black skinned Arabs with straight hair. This is where the North-South Arab division comes from. That very light brown complexion Arab that Awale posted can be found all over Iran or the Levant. The strictly white populants are found in Turkey and Northern Iran (the majority of the population). This is why many Hispanics, Mullatos, and Indians are stopped in airports rather than Greeks or Italians. [This boards posting facility looks very archaic...] IP: Logged |
Super car Member Posts: 1633 |
posted 02 August 2005 02:41 PM
People, notice how these divergent discussions are actually being used by ginney pussy as a pretext to cowardly evaporate, and hide behind its inability to address the issues put forth.
Despite the obvious complete flaws in the study, not to mention the out dated use of defunct fraudulent terms, it was said "...less Negroid than Bantu...". Of course, nobody else but ginney clown reads this as "not Negroid". Also, Among other serious flaws, which were shown here time and again, such as "Howells global data set are morphologically distinct from the Predynastic and Early Dynastic Nile Valley samples (especially in cranial vault shape and height), and thus show that this sample CANNOT BE CONSIDERED to be a typical Egyptian series." - Dr. Sonia Zakrzewski, and "We question the utility of ANY forensic application that attempts to constrain cranial variability into discrete biological 'races'" - R. Belcher1, F. Williams et. al., where were the other East Africans , i.e., the Cushitic and Nilotic groups represented in Howell's study?
Topdog: p. 96 "The second kind of departure from DISPOP may be allied to the above but involves prehistoric specimens. As above, Fish Hoek, firmly Bushmen in other tests, is here, with no Bush in the reference framework, either European or Asian, not African. So the difficulty of placing the Elmenteita, Afalou, and Teviec specimens, seen earlier and repeated here, comes to the fore again: robusticity? or lack of kin among reference populations? I consider either to be plausible.
"Beyond actual recent peoples matters change somewhat. Relatively late prehistoric specimens confirm expectable affiliations in many cases; in others the assignment is unreasonable. Certain earlier cases, like Mladec 1, seem to fall into place among modern populations of an area. However, such specimens as Afalou 5, Teviec 11, Elmenteita A and B, and Upper Cave 101 all are generally recognized as modern anatomically but are here probabilistically well removed, while suggesting affiliations which are not credible.
-------- No answer, eh! The words too difficult to understand? I don't see any answers to the specifics herein yet! IP: Logged |
Evil Euro Member Posts: 690 |
posted 03 August 2005 08:01 AM
quote: The "specifics" are non-sequiturs, passages taken out of context, points not relevant to the topic, and other things that you're far too stupid to properly comprehend. Instead of wrongly accusing others of having no answers, you should be working on finding answers yourself . . .
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Super car Member Posts: 1633 |
posted 03 August 2005 12:54 PM
quote: …meaning that you really have no answers. Well, ginney loony, the point of the questions, was to gauge just how much you understand the work in question, much less have the capacity to properly quote the author; apparently, you don’t have the capacity to do either. So let’s try again: Super car: Despite the obvious complete flaws in the study, not to mention the out dated use of defunct fraudulent terms, it was said "...less Negroid than Bantu...". Of course, nobody else but ginney clown reads this as "not Negroid". Also, Among other serious flaws, which were shown here time and again, such as "Howells global data set are morphologically distinct from the Predynastic and Early Dynastic Nile Valley samples (especially in cranial vault shape and height), and thus show that this sample CANNOT BE CONSIDERED to be a typical Egyptian series." - Dr. Sonia Zakrzewski, and "We question the utility of ANY forensic application that attempts to constrain cranial variability into discrete biological 'races'" - R. Belcher1, F. Williams et. al., where were the other East Africans , i.e., the Cushitic and Nilotic groups represented in Howell's study?
Topdog: p. 96 "The second kind of departure from DISPOP may be allied to the above but involves prehistoric specimens. As above, Fish Hoek, firmly Bushmen in other tests, is here, with no Bush in the reference framework, either European or Asian, not African. So the difficulty of placing the Elmenteita, Afalou, and Teviec specimens, seen earlier and repeated here, comes to the fore again: robusticity? or lack of kin among reference populations? I consider either to be plausible.
"Beyond actual recent peoples matters change somewhat. Relatively late prehistoric specimens confirm expectable affiliations in many cases; in others the assignment is unreasonable. Certain earlier cases, like Mladec 1, seem to fall into place among modern populations of an area. However, such specimens as Afalou 5, Teviec 11, Elmenteita A and B, and Upper Cave 101 all are generally recognized as modern anatomically but are here probabilistically well removed, while suggesting affiliations which are not credible.
-------- Remember, I don't see any answers to the specifics herein yet! IP: Logged |
Evil Euro Member Posts: 690 |
posted 04 August 2005 07:52 AM
quote: Yes, how about it . . .
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COBRA Member Posts: 254 |
posted 04 August 2005 08:52 AM
quote: Can you difine cascasoid... IP: Logged |
Djehuti Member Posts: 1399 |
posted 04 August 2005 11:50 AM
quote: LOL Look who's talking?!!... Can YOU define "negroid"?? IP: Logged |
osirion Member Posts: 567 |
posted 04 August 2005 12:06 PM
quote:
East Africans are part of the PN2 Clade ( Fulani, Tutsi, Berbers, Ethiopians, Somalians, etc). This racist Euro freak would have you to believe that E3b is more closely related to R1 than E3a. Europeans have been seeding rivalries of this sort in Africa for a long time. EvilEuro is a very fitting nick. The so called Caucasian elements that are in East Africa is not from E3b. It is actually from people like me: Jews. Jews are NOT E3b! In fact, the more closely clustered with Jews the less E3b; ie: Ethiopians have significantly less than the Borana. IP: Logged |
osirion Member Posts: 567 |
posted 04 August 2005 12:12 PM
And before someone bitches about me calling the Eurasian people Jews - I will qualify - Hebrews. But there is significant genetic evidence of Jews/Hebrew influence but this undermines that argument that Evil is giving. He says that the Caucasian affinities is from E3b but we know it is from Hebrew/Jewish people that have little to no E3b at all. IP: Logged |
Super car Member Posts: 1633 |
posted 04 August 2005 12:57 PM
quote: Still immaterial, borderline europussy.
Super car: Despite the obvious complete flaws in the study, not to mention the out dated use of defunct fraudulent terms, it was said "...less Negroid than Bantu...". Of course, nobody else but ginney clown reads this as "not Negroid". Also, Among other serious flaws, which were shown here time and again, such as "Howells global data set are morphologically distinct from the Predynastic and Early Dynastic Nile Valley samples (especially in cranial vault shape and height), and thus show that this sample CANNOT BE CONSIDERED to be a typical Egyptian series." - Dr. Sonia Zakrzewski, and "We question the utility of ANY forensic application that attempts to constrain cranial variability into discrete biological 'races'" - R. Belcher1, F. Williams et. al., where were the other East Africans , i.e., the Cushitic and Nilotic groups represented in Howell's study?
Topdog: p. 96 "The second kind of departure from DISPOP may be allied to the above but involves prehistoric specimens. As above, Fish Hoek, firmly Bushmen in other tests, is here, with no Bush in the reference framework, either European or Asian, not African. So the difficulty of placing the Elmenteita, Afalou, and Teviec specimens, seen earlier and repeated here, comes to the fore again: robusticity? or lack of kin among reference populations? I consider either to be plausible.
"Beyond actual recent peoples matters change somewhat. Relatively late prehistoric specimens confirm expectable affiliations in many cases; in others the assignment is unreasonable. Certain earlier cases, like Mladec 1, seem to fall into place among modern populations of an area. However, such specimens as Afalou 5, Teviec 11, Elmenteita A and B, and Upper Cave 101 all are generally recognized as modern anatomically but are here probabilistically well removed, while suggesting affiliations which are not credible.
-------- Remember, I don't see any answers to the specifics herein yet! IP: Logged |
Puro Hybrido Junior Member Posts: 18 |
posted 04 August 2005 02:40 PM
Most prejudice against 'blacks' dates back to white American anthropologists like Carleton S. Coon and others from the 19th century. These views were largely removed from science because they were based on prejudice and racism. Today most anthropologists know that there are very little differences between humans. [This message has been edited by Puro Hybrido (edited 04 August 2005).] IP: Logged |
Serpent Wizdom Member Posts: 116 |
posted 08 August 2005 07:53 PM
quote: Fool, can you please define NEGRO?? IP: Logged |
rasol Member Posts: 4068 |
posted 02 September 2005 09:06 AM
quote: [This message has been edited by rasol (edited 02 September 2005).] IP: Logged |
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