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Originally Posted by AKA_Monet
Another irony is that there may be 2-3 "lighter complexion" non-African ancestors that somehow co-mingled and produced offspring that wound up "darker hued". Then over time, that darker complexion became dominant in the rest of the progenitors... Then ever 1-2 generations, the lighter complexion pops up.
It is called Epigenetics and the generalized skin coloring genetics and systems may be under that level of control.
An interesting fictional account book is "Black Like Me" that all the current Black writers of the day severely criticized it...
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Black Like Me, by John Howard Griffin, is non-fiction.
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