Bavarian girls like blacks.
Bavarian girls are proud to give birth to children by Black men.
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Bavarian girls like blacks.
Bavarian girls are proud to give birth to children by Black men.

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Afro Germany - being black and German | DW Documentary
Basically part 3 of why I can't fully rock with the tartary/tartaria theory. It doesn't include black history or it whitewashes black history. As mentioned in the other part it's theorized Genghis Khan & the Mongols may have been fighting to keep the past civilization that was tartaria & others from falling to the current Rothschild/freemasons & other groups. As I also mentioned is people never show or talk about the many black descriptions or drawings of the Mongols. Also to add with that in this theory there is no mention of the plenty of Russian or Germany artwork showing blacks as kings,knights,priests & any other position you can think of. Of course with the fall of Spain & other places centering around 1492 you will start to notice the removal of black faces from history in places. In some places depending on how fast colonization was occurring[colonizers=freemasons] the removal of these black faces from artwork & the population was a goal. Add in reconstruction & now you can see how the *non black* populations of these places occurred. Click the tartary tag below for my other posts on this
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No but honestly I’m feeling really good these days. And I’m looking good too can’t wait for the temperatures to rise so I can wear all these out again.
But I also wanna thank @theblackoutofficial for making this event and coming up with new ways to unite black people and hightlighting different aspects.
And yes I wore the last outfit to the BP premiere. Cause I was there to celebrate my Ghanaian heritage and burry the rest of the MCU.

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Afro.Germany - Being Black and German
“Black and German: news anchor Jana Pareigis has spent her entire life being asked about her skin color. What is it like to be black in Germany? What needs to change? “Where are you from?” Afro-German journalist Jana Pareigis has heard that question since her early childhood. And she’s not alone. Black people have been living in Germany for around 400 years, and today there are an estimated one million Germans with dark skin. But they still get asked the latently racist question, "Where are you from?” Jana Pareigis is familiar with the undercurrents of racism in the western world. When she was a child, the Afro-German TV presenter also thought her skin color was a disadvantage. "When I was young, I wanted to be white,” she says. Parageis takes us on a trip through Germany from its colonial past up to the present day, visiting other dark-skinned Germans to talk about their experiences. They include rapper Samy Deluxe, pro footballer Gerald Asamoah and Theodor Michael, who lived as a black man in the Third Reich. They talk about what it’s like to be black in Germany.”
In this first episode of Between Ourselves Sekai Makoni, Ella Achola and Nadia Epe discuss what it means to be Black in Europe.
What is it to be a Black British, Afro-German or Black French woman? How do we see ourselves, how does society see us and how do we resist negative perceptions?