Greek, black and proud: a village in Greece with African roots

[Marmara]

All of them have Turkish names, and it seems Turkish language plays a big role in their daily life.

Whoah, really? I visited several big cities in Turkey, but if I saw an African person, I always thought they are tourists. Maybe I was mistaken

Afro-Turks are rare, blacks you'd see here are mostly immigrant/student/tourist.

[Daco Celtic]

Family

[Rgvgjhvv]

Antetokuompo and Kasiriadis relatives, yep.

Yeah

[PAGANE]

[QUOTE = Anaximander; 6512008] Това са българи, тъй като живеят в Тракия, а българите са траки. [/ QUOTE]


But man defines himself as Greek. In fact, why are you offended. No one here says that they are ethnic Greeks, and what the origin of this group of people is, and when and how they got to these lands is clearly shown. They are interesting that is why I shared. No, Bulgarians are not Thracians. Bulgarians are Bulgarians, and the modern ones certainly have a Thracian component in their gene pool, but it is not prevalent

[Rocinante]

They are all E-V13, E-V22 and J.

[Cristiano viejo]

I can not imagine a town of blacks since 300 years ago in the middle of my country

[Teutone]

[Dr_Maul]

bump

[zodzod_]

I'd prefer 100 blacks in Greece if they're prepared to fully assimilate into Greek culture than one homosexual or other degenerate. Culture first, then race.

[Cristiano viejo]

Then some ask from where haplo E comes from