> Because, he would say, that region is not Africa, that is, BlackAfrica.
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CB: What does being BLACK Africa have to do with "ecological/geographicalconditions" ? Sounds like Diamond has an inconsistent and racist theory.
Simply saying that one can, as Diamond does, draw a rough line accross the African continent to distinguish "white" Africa from "black" Africa proper. Egyptians, Tunisians, Moroccans, Libyans and others in the Northern areas are "white".
No. They're not. They're Mediterranean--it's really easy for them to trade, fight, and learn from people from all over Eurasia...
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