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Originally Posted by DSTCHAOS
Well...yeah...they are albino and albinoism occurs in every racial group. I have only seen black/African diasporic and white albinos in person, though.
So, suffice it to say that I would prefer that my child not be void of pigment. That's a taboo that is more than a cultural issue. It is not an issue of not wanting a child who is "too light" or "too dark."
But I figured today that someone was going to bring up albinos in this thread. And I didn't bring up albinos because that is a completely different topic.
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I do not see it a separate topic when you understand human population genetics.
Didn't you read Dr. Frances Cress Welsing's
Isis Papers? Is she accurate? Maybe not completely, but she does make valid points as does Dr. Marimba Ani's works. Malidoma Some also gets the relevant information.
Human migration patterns along with pre-Roman and Columbian circumnagivation and weather patterns do conclude that there make have been a planet catatrophe during MODERN human evolution that increased the number of albino births that may have developed into a epigenetic phenomena. Maybe not full albinism, but partial or gradual lightening of the skin over 20 generations.
It is also thought that Rickett's may have played a role. And because these's adults were shunned like "leprosy", they migrated to regions--without judgement.
And Kra-katoa supervolcano exploded, too... Changing the genetics of the human population through isolation--i.e. straighter hair, thinner lips, etc.
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