[ SECRET POST #2641 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2641 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Caucasian =/= White.

The major components of Y-DNA haplogroups present in Morocco (E3b ; 94%) are shared with European and neighboring North African and Near Eastern populations. E1b1b1=93.8% Alvarez 2009 - Typical of people from the Mediterranean and North Africa. They are as Caucasian as the Spaniards are.

[darkmanifest]

Really? This crowd is a bunch of Spaniards? Including those guys towards the back if you pause where I linked? And the other variety of Afroasiatic people shown throughout the entire scene? I mean, I have no doubt your science for Morocco is on point, but wherever a good portion of those extras come from, they are clearly about as "Spaniard" as I am (note: there are, of course, black Spaniards born and raised, but I don't think that's what you meant).

[(Anonymous)]

Have you ever been to Spain or Morocco?

[darkmanifest]

Nope, and if you have and are about to tell me that those places are full of people who look a exactly like me and members of my family but aren't actually of any African (or Aborigine) descent at all, I'd be very interested to hear how that works. I don't mean that sarcastically, that seems to be where this conversation is going. I always thought Morocco had significant Afroasiatic contributions to the ancestry of the people there, but apparently I'm wrong?

[(Anonymous)]

Race, as a social construct, is not as set in DNA as a lot of people seem to believe. The boundaries are pretty gradual across Europe and Northern Africa, which is why DNA-based differences aren't as useful to discuss as cultural ones.

Hope that helps!