The Afroasiatic Roots of Classical Civilization
by Martin Bernal
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"Tries to suggest that Greeks as we know them now were not the people that existed in Plato, and Artistophenes, and Socrates' times, but that those folks had a Black African component to them." - Dan Carlin
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