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    La donna riconosciuta come “la prima britannica nera” dalla BBC era in realtà bianca

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    1. Hagwart on

      Yes, people should just stick with the facts in stead of pushing science and history into a whole world of ‘it would be nice if it would have been like …’ and continue reasoning from there.

    5. Otsde-St-9929 on

      Cranometics works. It is not junk science but it imprecise. It is best applied between populations, not individuals groups and gets very dicey when dealing with mixed race. this could have been all avoided by publishing the original results with the degree of certainty.

    6. FuzzBuzzer on

      Oops! Is the second black Briton available to accept the award?

    8. ConcentrateFar7753 on

      So the BBC reported something based on available information at that time and now new elements are correcting the previous interpretation and somehow the BBC is responsible for that “mistake”?

      It’s not the first time this happen in history. That headline from The Telegraph is a bit pathetic.

    10. ThePreciseClimber on

      “How… could this have happened? A white black Anglo-Saxon? Our search for answers lead us here, to the BBC Home for the Blind.”

    11. FnZombie on

      I can’t believe Britons pay for BBC. I’m glad the lies and fabrications are finally catching up with it.

    12. Macky93 on

      Can I get a link to a reputable scientific source rather than the fucking Telegraph

    13. refixul on

      …and we keep importing absurd idiotic race obsessions from the USA…

    16. kamwitsta on

      BBC bending reality to ideology? Impossible, this has never happened.

    18. theystolemyusername on

      If you head over to r/gratefuldoe, you will see that determining race from bones is, well, kinda hard, and in many cases they get it completely wrong. And that’s when it comes to bodies of people who died merely 30 years ago.

    19. Enamoure on

      I feel like a lot of people see this as too political whereas is just scientifically discoveries.

      I am curious to know about people with African ancestry living in the UK. It’s not to prove anything but to find out more about history. Also African history.

      It’s intresting. I don’t understand why someone seeking that curiosity is seen as something negative or wanting to prove something? Of course generally speaking British people are white. I don’t think anyone is dismissing that.

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