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Jareers are slow. Grandma is not literally rather reference to their ancestors.
I have a question, why is it always the GRANDMOTHER, why is it never the grandfather? It's always "my grandma said we are indigenous", "our grandma said we were always here", "my grandma got long straight hair", why is the grandpa always excluded from these conversations?
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Your grandma is still making that fufu and plantain somewhere in West Africa.
Your big nose, nappy hair, kitchen sink skull all point to West Africa.
Indigenous Americans look the way they do because they are native to that land and that land has given them those looks.
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Can Nigerians even trace their family back to their grandparents or great grandparents?
And this nigga from Australia ๐๐๐๐๐
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If you were a native, you would have shed that big West Africa nose and the rest of their features so you can adopt.
See I'm a Horner. I left Levantine, banged some 7'4 Nilote beauty (FYI my ancestor used a ladder to reach her)...
Then nature was like you need this and that.
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If a Kenyan tweeted "You can tell i'm from the East by the way I talk", you wouldn't see Horners in the comments begging to be included. Why do Bantus behave like this? Also, how is that anti-black?
They are going to collapse and return to the Abrahamic religions.
By then cows will be extinct and no one with a brain is going to worship something that perished themselves.
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In every conflict in the north, they are the collateral damage; taken as prisoners, slaves, raided and the border between Eritrea and Ethiopia runs through their land and it was done for a strategic reasons. Considered irrelevant.
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They were targeted for simply looking like West Africans or Bantus "Barya" and for their darker skin tones.
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