The Destruction of Black Civilization: Great Issues of a Race from 4500 B.C. to 2000 A.D.A widely read classic exposition of the history of Africans on the continent, the people of African descent in the United States and in the diaspora. This is well researched scholarly work detailing the development of civilisation in Africa and its destruction. |
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Page 185
... Berbers and Arabs constituted the upper class and ruling group ; next came the Afro- Berbers and Afro - Arabs ( Mulattoes ) , also classified as white , but in a class below whites ; and finally there were the still lower class of ...
... Berbers and Arabs constituted the upper class and ruling group ; next came the Afro- Berbers and Afro - Arabs ( Mulattoes ) , also classified as white , but in a class below whites ; and finally there were the still lower class of ...
Page 199
... Berbers " and " Arabs " generally included Black Africans , Afro - Berbers and Afro - Arabs - all converted to Islam . The most fanatical Muslims were often the Blacks and Mulattoes . in JARARITZ state and of the formerly independent ...
... Berbers " and " Arabs " generally included Black Africans , Afro - Berbers and Afro - Arabs - all converted to Islam . The most fanatical Muslims were often the Blacks and Mulattoes . in JARARITZ state and of the formerly independent ...
Page 207
... Berbers , Arabs and Coloureds in the Moroccan territories were called Moors , while the darkest and black - skinned Africans were called " Black - a- Moors . " Eventually , " black " was dropped from " Blackamoor . " In North Africa ...
... Berbers , Arabs and Coloureds in the Moroccan territories were called Moors , while the darkest and black - skinned Africans were called " Black - a- Moors . " Eventually , " black " was dropped from " Blackamoor . " In North Africa ...
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