regwec
Make Mine Marble
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It's not an argument I really wish to provoke, but I would be interested to hear the last point supported by some examples. Who is the black Aristotle, Cicero, Octavian, Charlemagne, Urban II, Colombus, Martin Luther, Cromwell, Voltaire, Thomas Paine, George Washington etc?
Again, this is not a dig, I just feel that it offends against logic to suppose that these people are preeminent in (even revisionist) history because knowledge of their black contemporaries has been suppressed in some way. It might be easier to defend if you are referring to 20th-21st century history.
Again, this is not a dig, I just feel that it offends against logic to suppose that these people are preeminent in (even revisionist) history because knowledge of their black contemporaries has been suppressed in some way. It might be easier to defend if you are referring to 20th-21st century history.