Are their black people in other countries beside american that are not of mixed race ancestry?

Question

Are their black people in other countries beside american that are not of mixed race ancestry?

Answer 1

Even the different 'tribes' within the African continent are of mixed 'race' ancestry, it is just harder to tell because many  are dark skinned.

The entire human race, it is believed, evolved and spread out of the African continent, today, people of every skin colour have their deepest roots in what is now called Africa.

There is nobody on this earth that does not have mixed 'race'

ancestry, black, white, yellow, olive, or any colour you care to think of, we are all members of the only race, the human race.

Answer 2

'Tebs' hit it right on! Genetically a white person is more likely to be closer to a black person that one black to another. The dark skin is a only one of thousands of our gene makeup. The  race that is the most genetically close are the asians.

Answer 3

The whole of the African continent!

Answer 4

Most black people in the US are of mixed ancestry, you can't tell just by looking at someone.  It has been claimed that nobody who has ancestry of 300 years in the caribbean does not have a mixed background either.

Answer 5

Natives

Africa

India

Philippines

Thailand

Australasia

Decendants

Caribbean (Hati)

South America (Brazil)

Immagrants

Europe

Answer 6

Whether you mean blacks from Australia, the Philippines, Pacific Islands, Atlantic Islands, Central or South America, the Carribean Islands OR Africa, they are all of mixed ancestry; even the Bushmen of the Kalahari!

Just read:

“Mapping Human History: Discovering the Past Through Our Genes” by Steve Olson

"Genealogy 101" by Barbara Renick and

"Trace Your Roots with DNA: Using Genetic Tests to Explore Your Family Tree" by Megan Smolenyak Smolenyak and Ann Turner.

Answer 7

Why are you basically asking the same darned question in at least 3 different ?'s. Use yer head----  KID