ConsitutionalHistory t1_j1zd9s0 wrote
Reply to comment by JegElskerGud in If the Sami are considered the only indigenous group left in the European Union, what are the Karelians? by Theworldsfuckedm8
Technically you're wrong...one could reasonably argue that a given black person in and around certain parts of Africa could claim to be the only true indigenous people on the planet.
JegElskerGud t1_j1zy793 wrote
That would make me technically correct not technically wrong. And if mankind came from Africa then Africa belongs to people of all races as a motherland.
AnaphoricReference t1_j20vb9x wrote
Not to mention that the current inhabitants of Africa did some large scale displacing and colonizing as well in recent history. The Bantu expansion (1000 BCE- 1 CE, iron age culture) is considered far more recent than the Indo-Europeanization of Europe (3000 BCE- 2350 BCE, late neolithic and copper age culture). If indigenousness is a race, Europe is likely to win from Africa.
Unique_Anywhere5735 t1_j290bq1 wrote
That approach hasn't worked so well for Africa in the past.
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