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Anthrogenica seems gone. It was too tolerant of White and Western bias. However, they were ahead of the curve in terms of knowledge of the latest aDNA studies.
Does anyone know what happened to them?
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Tukuler
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If something happens to a site owner/bill payer it's off to the bit bucket with everything lost forever. If lucky Internet Archive's WAYBACK MACHINE 'museum' may display some pieces.
My two cents: A mainstream=white minded site like most others on the 'Net, run by people of the dwindling white majority so its Eurocentricism was benign and unintended not blatantly nor purposefully melanophobic nevertheless stinting? There's no such thing as objectivity and why shouldn't it've been White=Western biased? Western Civilization is the history and culture of Western White Europe with NW Europe(ans) as the pinnacle. That's why Far NE Africa/SW Asia cultures histories and civilization will be co-opted as "Caucasian" Western Civilizations even though obviously not in Europe.
Just like in everything mainstream, there's room for the unconnected one-off 'black guy' in white world but certainly 'the black guy's' people etc is not the show's focus or even periphery. 'The black guy' should be happy they let him hang around. Afterall, if the 'the black guy' has any civilization worth anything we needn't have a pacifying lie like Bridgerton where 'the black guy' can pretend to be an equal Western Civ partner instead of being what he was ... the prey and whipping boy of post 1300s white Western Civilization.
Maybe Anthrogenica's better members could gravitate here??
Tukuler
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Do you think your one-sided miscegenation art and writings aren't political nor inline with the current push to accept white male married to black female families as seen in American ads, series, and movies?
quote:Originally posted by Tukuler: If something happens to a site owner/bill payer it's off to the bit bucket with everything lost forever. If lucky Internet Archive's WAYBACK MACHINE 'museum' may display some pieces.
Could Egyptsearch suffer the same fate?
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