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No. The descendants after the slave era have gained their freedom after the enactment of the Emancipation Proclamation. Albeit slow, the descendants have all the rights of the citizens today. If such...

Good question. Plenty I m sure, but statistically I can t give you a number. I know that my family has been here since the early 1700s.

Presumably never. If we watch the statistics, the more developed a country becomes as a whole, the more population growth slows. Women tend to go for careers or other interests than being a housewife, and opt to have less children...

First, there is not a single former slave alive today. If there were they would certainly be due just compensation for their labor, but the ancestors of atrocities do not deserve compensation in any way. As a precedent for this point of view, from the last century, let...

St. Zenobius, claimed to be a descendant of Queen Zenobia, who herself claimed to be the descendant of both Cleopatra and Dido of Carthage.

Who knows, a lot of them probably do. Since slavery has already forever done it's damage in destroying Black people's ability to know their true names or heritage, some Whites will always feel as though they "won...

Average East Asian IQ 107 Average sub Saharan African IQ 70 Black males between the ages of 15 and 30 are only 3% of the U.S. population (thank goodness) yet they commit 44% of the...

Duh...yes. That is what everyone would think if you didn't say where you're from.