Egyptians were black, prove me wrong.
inb4:
>WE
>WUZ
>KYAAAAAAAANGZ
>N
>SHIET
>Poorly drawn nigger meme
>Ay yo dawg
Egyptians were black
Dylan Reyes
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Liam Brooks
Inb4:
>I'm not racist, I just look at the facts
>The joos
>MY OPINION HAS BEEN CHALLANGED THEFEFORE THIS MUST BE BAIT
>The liberal Jew-controlled media
Samuel Butler
They were black, and white, but mostly Arabic.
William Adams
This is a real honest to god Egyptian. Does he look black?
Alexander Rivera
Well duh, they were african.
Who doesn't think egyptians were black?
Mason Morales
WE
Anthony Brown
Isn't that an actor from night at the museum?
Aiden Moore
Stormfags and Sup Forumslacks who FELL FOR THE MEME
Colton Smith
An Egyptian actor.
Brayden Stewart
HOL UP NIGGA AYO AYO
Angel Hill
I don't have to prove you wrong. Egyptians looked like modern Egyptians. YOU prove ME wrong.
Jace Ward
Are Africans black?
Elijah Barnes
Looks mixed, like this egyptian
Nicholas Ramirez
en.wikipedia.org
>Malek was born in Los Angeles, California, to Egyptian parents.
Pure Egyptian.
Juan Ortiz
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Josiah Green
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Kevin Martinez
Alright, cool.
Now apologize for your slavery.
Dominic Garcia
HOL UP
*smacks lips
Elijah Brooks
not black as in central african black, but i would guess arabic.
the WE WUZ meme is usually used by negroes or stormfags that can't see anything good in their lineage, so they have to steal stuff from other cultures and pretend they're part of them.
as if genetics are able to save you from the worthless life you're living.
Joseph Kelly
>Kotb was born inNorman,Oklahoma, and grew up inMorgantown,West Virginia and Alexandria,Virginia.Kotb's parents are from Egypt
James Nguyen
Actually yes, he does.
Nolan Miller
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Brandon Davis
>seen so many muslims he can't decipher what a black person looks like anymore
Adam Williams
>As a consequence of the many invasions of ancient Egypt, the population has changed over the years. There were Hyksos (Heka Khasut) from Asia, who melted into the Delta Region around 1500 B.C.E., and then a series of invasions by the Assyrians, Persians and Greeks. With the arrival of large groups of Arabians in the seventh century C.E., the racial character of Egypt began to change.
>The resultant mixtures of Africans, Arabs, Greeks and Persians were to be jointed with Turks, Russians, Albanians, British, and French to create a different population that there had been during the ancient times.
>One cannot say that today's Egypt is the same as the Egypt of antiquity anymore than one can say that today's North America is the same as it was 5000 years ago.
- From The Oxford Encyclopedia of African Thought, Volume 1 (2010)
Josiah Anderson
>Prove me wrong, just don't use any factual information.
Faggot cocksucker.
Isaiah Diaz
>trying to find importance and meaning in the efforts of people who died many millennia ago
to be fair it's annoying and pathetic when anyone does it, not just dindus.
Nathan Morales
this is a real honest to god american. does he look red?
native americans btfo we wuz the original americans n shiet
seriously though that's a terrible argument, arabic people could have replaced the "original" "black" egyptians over time, the last pharaoh died 2000 years ago, modern day egyptians being arabs doesn't prove egyptians 4000 years ago weren't black
i'm not saying the egyptians were black, they obviously weren't, but that's a terrible argument
Connor Thompson
The published genetic studies have shown that there is still very little change.
One of them found that either it was only 15% of the population that had significant foreign descent or that the average person had about 15% of their heritage from outside Egypt. I forget which one it was but in either case its not that significant and neither one would be enough to make modern Egyptians appear noticeably different from the ancient Egyptians.
Zachary Collins
>With the passage of time, each wave of new immigrants has assimilated into the local mix of peoples, making modern Egypt a combination of Libyans, Nubians, Syrians, Persians, Macedonians, Romans, Arabs, Turks, Circassians, Greeks, Italians, and Armenians, along with the descendants of the people of ancient Egypt.
- From A Brief History of Egypt by Jr. Goldschmidt (Inb4 the joos) Arthur (2007)
- Alexander the Great’s conquest of Egypt, in 332 BCE, precipitated a period of mass immigration.
from Ethnicity (Riggs, 2012)
Isaiah Jackson
i knew a Egyptian ginger
they weren't black
Landon Reyes
By this logic Mesopotamians were black as well
Ryan Kelly
Are you aware that DNA testing exists?
Carter Young
So ancient Egyptians weren't black either. Thanks, good to know!
Camden Lee
Im sure egypt wasnt black cause if egypt was black why are jews white
Caleb Wright
Does it even matter if the Egyptians were black?
Most niggers who push the whole WE WUZ KANGZ shit are American. This would mean that the overwhelming majority of them are descendants of slaves brought over from West Africa, i.e. not Egypt. Even if they're right, at best they're taking credit for the accomplishments of another group of people they had nothing to do with. I wonder where they get that from...
Bentley Howard
You wasted my fucking time, asshole.
Landon Watson
Someone writing something in a history book doesn't refute genetic studies at all.
Genetic studies are the only thing that have any authority at all on this subject and the vast majority of them have shown that Egypt's population have not changed much, regardless of whatever some academic who has no experience in genetics writes in a history book.
Just so you know, conquering of one people by another often does not significantly change the makeup of the local population and only does when the conquerors bring massive amounts of civilians from their homeland to move to and live there.
Noah Cook
WUZ
Ian Lopez
>book : Afrian legacy
>from chapter 4 page 157
>"WE WUZ KANGZ" BTFO
Can you translate this pages in english ? Sadly, my english language is very bad and i don't find english version of this book.
Christopher Martin
Post the genetic studies.
Brandon Nguyen
HOL UP
Zachary Gutierrez
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