Romans were black
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>mfw my professor says the romans were white
>>1251603
everybody in europe was black
white people are a social construct
Hol up
>Charlemagne
>not black
There are literally photographs of him!
>southern europe is basically touching africa
>ancient southern europeans weren't black
lol. most of europe was black up until a few hundred years ago. look it up.
>>1251761
I have evidence about this
I dunno, these guys from the 14th century look pretty white...
And these guys from ~50 B.C. have a pretty fair complexion...
>>1251603
really makes you think
>>1251615
Lotta good that did them.
>>1251800
Oh well if we're just gonna say nothing is anything then sure Spain was just the Songhai a few miles North and Detroit is a direct descendant of Ethiopia aka the greatest empire to have ever conquered the moon
DESIGNATED SHITPOSTING THREAD
>>1251811
>whitey gets hysterical when confronted with the truth
what a surprise. the kubler-ross model was stolen from black psychiatrist by the way.
>>1251603
I... I think you're appropriating my culture.
A hundred years ago, they wouldn't have been considered white. Similarly to how the Irish and Italian immigrants weren't considered "white."
>>1251615
>mfw prussia doesnt even exist anymore
Yet those germanfags will defend this
>>1252057
In the US you mean.
And two hundred years ago they would have been considered white in the US too.
>>1252057
that doesn't really mean much. german and swedish immigrants weren't considered white either.
Threads like these, ironically or not, remind me that Americans should be banned from practising history teaching.
>>1252098
well they are snowniggers.
>>1251603
For the few people who actually care about history rather than throwing dank maymays at each other, this is Saint Maurice, an Egyptian Roman commander who was marytred in Switzerland.
>>1251603
what no r u stopid
>>1251603
Take a look at Ariana Grande. She is a perfect indication of the average skin color of a strong majority of Romans. Some were lighter, some were darker, very few were black but there were those, too.
