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Where did Africans come from?In: African History |
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While they have revised this history several times over the last decades, researchers currently agree that the oldest named species of the genus Homo, Homo habilis, evolved in Africa around two million years ago, and that members of the genus migrated out of Africa somewhat later, at least 1.5 million years ago. The descendants of these ancient migrants, which probably included Homo erectus, have become known through fossils uncovered far from Africa, such as those of "Peking man" and "Java man". Homo neanderthalensis is also considered a descendant of early migrants.
Maybe the proper question would be; "How did the other races evolved from the Africans?"
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Ham, Noah's son.
AN OBVIOUS ANSWER
It's been proven beyond any reasonable doubt anthropologically, archeologically, geographically, historically and genetically, that Native Black Africans were the 1st humans created by God. Therefore, Native Black Africans came from, and were created in, God's image.
The idea that Native Black Africans are direct decendants of Ham is incomplete and partically based on racial bias. If Ham was black, his parents had to be black. Black parents/genes are the only parents/genes that can produce a black offspring. The black gene/man/race extends far beyond Ham. We go all the way back to the creator, GOD.
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