Boomer says:

When renowned geneticist Spencer Wells is asked where the very first human lived, he responds:
“The unequivocal answer is that he lived in Africa.
Every piece of DNA in our bodies can be traced back to an African
source. The Y-chromosome traces back to eastern or southern Africa,
around 60,000 years ago…”
Wells, who is probably best known for his book The Journey of Man: A Genetic Odyssey, which is also the subject of a fascinating PBS special,
has collected blood samples from people all over the world to study the
human journey out of Africa and into the rest of the world.
Technological advances in a field known as population genetics have
made this possible. You can read the full interview with Wells here.
Basically, it comes down to this: We’re all related. Can we all just get along now?
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Any chance the BNP (and other racists) will take this on board? If they want everyone to go back to where they come from, Africa is going to get very crowded.