Genetic studies show mingling between populations has been the norm throughout human history.
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White supremacists believe in genetic ‘purity’. Science shows no such thing exists
The evidence reveals a history of
ongoing genetic mingling, due to
interbreeding between d
ifferent populations and even species. Humans from different groups had children together, and even with
Neanderthals and members of other now-extinct hominin species.
This mingling occurred constantly in the long process of human migration across the globe.
Europeans inhabit one region of a large genetic continuum and are no more or less “pure” than any other population.
From Africa to the world
The
genetic history of humanity begins in what we now know as Africa. The exact location (or locations) of the first anatomically modern humans is debated, but there is a consensus they lived south of the Sahara desert between 100,000 and 200,000 years ago.
Modern Asians and Europeans still carry
genetic signatures of Neanderthals, while sub-Saharan Africans do not.