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Tag: 1900s AD

1932 AD: Rare Image of Black Arabians

Posted on October 22, 2023October 25, 2023 By Dante Fortson No Comments on 1932 AD: Rare Image of Black Arabians
1932 AD: Rare Image of Black Arabians
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Bertram Thomas’ guides across Arabia as he wrote his book. This picture is a rare look at black Arabs, which are largely absent from the current historical narrative.
Source: Archive.org Author: Bertram Thomas Year: 1932 AD Title: Arabia Felix: Across The Empty Quarter of Arabia Page: 298
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1921 AD: Albino Nigerians Were Called “White People”

Posted on September 14, 2021November 17, 2023 By Dante Fortson No Comments on 1921 AD: Albino Nigerians Were Called “White People”
1921 AD: Albino Nigerians Were Called “White People”

More Info “Colour variations are prevalent from light olive to deepest black, and albinos are common. These freaks of naturea are of unprepossessing appearance. They are not, however, treated as monstrosities; indeed the mother of an albino is usually gratified with her offspring. They are termed by the people “ndi-awcha” ie., white people. Skin disfigurements…

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1967 AD: The Zondervan Controversy: Negroes Are Not From The Line of Ham

Posted on August 8, 2018November 11, 2023 By Dante Fortson No Comments on 1967 AD: The Zondervan Controversy: Negroes Are Not From The Line of Ham
1967 AD: The Zondervan Controversy: Negroes Are Not From The Line of Ham

“The Zondervan Controversy” delves into the confusion surrounding a 1967 AD dictionary entry that implies Negroes are not from the line of Ham. Learn more here.

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1100s AD: The Black Virgin of Montserrat

Posted on August 8, 2018November 17, 2023 By Dante Fortson No Comments on 1100s AD: The Black Virgin of Montserrat
1100s AD: The Black Virgin of Montserrat

The Black Virgin of Montserrat is found in Catalonia, Spain.

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1910: Elamites Describes As Having Negroid Features

Posted on August 8, 2018December 20, 2023 By Dante Fortson No Comments on 1910: Elamites Describes As Having Negroid Features
1910: Elamites Describes As Having Negroid Features

More Info “The Elamites of Mesopotamia appear to have been a negroid people with kinky hair, and to have transmitted this racial type to the Jews and Syrians.1 There is a curliness of the hair, together with a negro eye and full lips, in the portraiture of Assyria which conveys the idea of an evident…

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