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people...ALL of us....really need to STOP calling people from sub-Saharan Africa black....they are not black people...theres no such thing as a black african

I googled what he was talking about....

East African people enslaved in Iran, particularly during the 19th-century Qajar dynasty, primarily originated from the Swahili coast (modern-day Tanzania, Mozambique, and Malawi), Ethiopia (Abyssinia), and Nubia. These individuals, often referred to as Zanj or Habeshees, were largely trafficked for domestic service, concubinage, and, in some cases, military or guard duties.
The Guardian +3
Key details regarding enslaved East Africans in Iran:
  • Origins: The slaves were predominantly Bantu-speaking peoples from Southeast Africa (Zanzibar region) and North-East Africans from Ethiopia/Abyssinia.
  • Roles: Many African women were brought for domestic work and concubinage in wealthy households, while men often served as eunuchs, domestic servants, or in high-ranking positions of trust within the royal court.
  • Terminology: Lady Sheil (19th century) categorized them into three types: "Bambassees" (Zanzibar), "Nubees" (Nubia), and "Habeshees" (Ethiopians).
  • Impact: By the late 19th century, black Africans formed a visible, albeit small, portion of the population in coastal cities like Bushehr and in the capital, Tehran.
  • Abolition: Under British pressure, the slave trade was officially restricted by the Qajar government in 1848, although the trade continued to some extent into the early 20th century
If you know what country, tribe culture and ethnic group you come from in Africa then you are NOT a skin color designation.
 
people...ALL of us....really need to STOP calling people from sub-Saharan Africa black....they are not black people...theres no such thing as a black african

I googled what he was talking about....

East African people enslaved in Iran, particularly during the 19th-century Qajar dynasty, primarily originated from the Swahili coast (modern-day Tanzania, Mozambique, and Malawi), Ethiopia (Abyssinia), and Nubia. These individuals, often referred to as Zanj or Habeshees, were largely trafficked for domestic service, concubinage, and, in some cases, military or guard duties.
The Guardian +3
Key details regarding enslaved East Africans in Iran:
  • Origins: The slaves were predominantly Bantu-speaking peoples from Southeast Africa (Zanzibar region) and North-East Africans from Ethiopia/Abyssinia.
  • Roles: Many African women were brought for domestic work and concubinage in wealthy households, while men often served as eunuchs, domestic servants, or in high-ranking positions of trust within the royal court.
  • Terminology: Lady Sheil (19th century) categorized them into three types: "Bambassees" (Zanzibar), "Nubees" (Nubia), and "Habeshees" (Ethiopians).
  • Impact: By the late 19th century, black Africans formed a visible, albeit small, portion of the population in coastal cities like Bushehr and in the capital, Tehran.
  • Abolition: Under British pressure, the slave trade was officially restricted by the Qajar government in 1848, although the trade continued to some extent into the early 20th century
If you know what country, tribe culture and ethnic group you come from in Africa then you are NOT a skin color designation.
I get what u're saying but thats a done deal, that ship has sailed, long time ago,
 




Breaking: U.S. banks on high alert for cyberattacks after U.S. intelligence assessment warns of Iranian attacks as war escalates — Reuters



Banks that may be affected:

• JPMorgan Chase

• Bank of America

• Citigroup

• Goldman Sachs

• Morgan Stanley

• Wells Fargo

• PNC Financial

• Charles Schwab


Man if these hackers get into Bank of America and change my mortgage to completely paid I'll convert to Islam immediately and will throw out any pork products I currently have in the fridge.
 
HAVANA (AP) — Cuba said Wednesday it has filed terrorism charges against six suspects it claims were aboard a Florida-flagged speedboat that is alleged to have opened fire on soldiers in waters off the island’s north coast.

The Prosecutor’s Office said in a statement that the suspects of Cuban origin remain in pretrial detention, adding that it will ensure “due process” as it continues to act “in defense of our people and the country’s institutions.”

The government has said 10 heavily armed Cubans from the U.S. who were on board the boat opened fire as they tried to infiltrate the island to commit acts of terrorism. It said that Cuban soldiers returned fire, killing four suspects.

The government unveiled items said to have been found on the boat, including a dozen high-powered weapons, more than 12,800 pieces of ammunition and 11 pistols.


Chief prosecutor Edward Robert Campbell has told The Associated Press that terrorism charges carry a possible sentence of up to 30 years in prison or even the death penalty, although Cuba has maintained a moratorium on the latter since 2003.
 
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