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TopicApparently theyre teaching the ancient Romans were black Africans now in college
g0ldie
09/21/21 2:17:26 AM
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so, I looked it up, and some people argue the Etruscans were black/from Africa.

this is from a blog post from a professor (I assume) that I saw while googling:

A student alerted me to something I did not know: the Etruscans, it is alleged, were phenotypically black. I had heard the claim that the Minoans were black, i.e. colonizers from Egypt, and thus the true progenitors of the Greeks. (The mainland Mycenaeans may have conquered the Cretan Minoans c. 1450 BC, but they retained much Minoan usage, thus did the Greeks steal everything from the Egyptians.) There is a similar Afrocentric theory about the Etruscans, who inhabited northern Italy in the first millennium BC and whose name survives as Tuscany. The Etruscans were hugely influential on early Rome (the toga and fasces, for instance, are both of Etruscan origin), before they were defeated and absorbed by Rome. Thus, like the Minoans, Etruscans may be considered the black antecedents to one of the wellsprings of Western Civilization.

more @ link: https://blogs.reinhardt.edu/history/etruscans-2/


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