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... Caucasian ascendency ( Asian and Afro - Asian ) ? For during these periods both African and Afro - Asian ruling and upper classes were classed as Asians or Caucasians and a sharp distinction was made between themselves and the non ...
... Caucasian ascendency ( Asian and Afro - Asian ) ? For during these periods both African and Afro - Asian ruling and upper classes were classed as Asians or Caucasians and a sharp distinction was made between themselves and the non ...
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... Caucasian from the beginning of its history , and to give the Blacks not just a subordinate role but no significant role at all in that history . Hence their great emphasis on ( 1 ) the " Caucasoid " identity of this or that African ...
... Caucasian from the beginning of its history , and to give the Blacks not just a subordinate role but no significant role at all in that history . Hence their great emphasis on ( 1 ) the " Caucasoid " identity of this or that African ...
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... Caucasians from a Caucasian viewpoint was a development of relatively recent times . It followed logically from the 19th century theories of social evolution . Racism , the natural by - product , now had a " scientific " basis , and as ...
... Caucasians from a Caucasian viewpoint was a development of relatively recent times . It followed logically from the 19th century theories of social evolution . Racism , the natural by - product , now had a " scientific " basis , and as ...
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