Originally Posted by
harrybarracuda
I think you'll find Sickle-cell anaemia is both hereditary and very common in those who have a family history in sub-saharan Africa and other areas where malaria was present.
It's exacerbated by the nasty habit of inter-marrying in some cultures to keep the family wealth together.
It most certainly does not target people based on skin colour.
So habits over 100s of years do not effect the gene make up of a race. If green people breed to produce a race of super smart people and purple people breed to produce a bunch of stupid people, is that not a racial difference over time.
Monkeys and gorillas may have evolved from the same origins, does that make them the same.
Skin color may be of little reliance, but 1,000s of years of evolution on the genetic make up of races will.
There are racial traits and denying it is like saying all dogs behave in the same way. Jim