Negroid

And the first official one.

The Olmec heads, as they refer to them, do look Negroid.

They do look African black.

The lips, the eyes, the nose especially look They definitely look black.

But when I saw that about China, I thought, okay, that's pretty dumb.

And then I... read more into it, and I couldn't seem to find anything that was even similar, kind of similar to the Olmecs.

Like the Olmecs, you could argue, looked, the heads anyway, I don't think we know much about the Olmecs officially, but the Olmecs, the heads, called the Olmec heads, they look Negroid.

So I understand that that could potentially convince you that maybe they're African.

And all those people in black clothing, all those antifas was walking down their street.

All those Negroids were walking down their streets.

And then they came out to defend themselves with a firearm and a bottle.

Remember that? All right.

And of course, we knew it was all nonsense.

But I want to convey with the idea of you saying, and giving you a an image give you another example in the i remember like it was yesterday the transition of black america from negro colored no colored first negro Kind of took on a kind of a Negroid, Margaret Mead kind of a thing.

Afro, Afro-American, black.

Remember, say it loud and I'm black and I'm proud.

The former apparently originated in South Asia and entered Africa by way of the northeastern corner of that continent.

Africa, south of the Sahara, is now the chief home of this race, though remnants of Negroid aborigines are found throughout the South Asia from India to the Philippines, while the very distinct black Melanesians and the Australoids lie farther to the east and south.

The Mongoloids include the round-skulled Mongols and their derivatives, the Amerinds or American Indians.

This group is essentially Asiatic and occupies the center and the eastern half of that continent.

There is little doubt that the Cro-Magnons originally developed in Asia and were in their highest stage of physical development at the time of their first appearance in Europe.

Whatever change took place in their stature during their residence there seems to have been in the nature of a decline rather than of a further development.

There is nothing whatever of the Negroid in the Cro-Magnons, and they are not in any way related to the Neanderthals who represent a distinct and, save for the suggestions made above, an extinct species of man.

The Cro-Magnon race persisted through the entire Upper Paleolithic during the periods known as the Aurignacian, Solutrean, and Magdalenian, from 25,000 to 10,000 BC.

What, what is this?" And then very quickly you go, "Oh, you're a raging racist." And then she says, essentially, "I'm a raging racist." Like, could she-

She says, "I don't like Negroids," is what she said.

[laughs]

Yes.

Oh, no, that's one of Rochelle's hairs."

Mm-hmm.

And sh- and Rochelle's like, "Why don't you like me?" And she's like, "I don't like Negroids."

Yeah.