What Makes a Person Black?

[Aunk]

Answer: Melanin. (scientific name for blackness)

Melanin is in all the organs of the body. the largest amount is found in the largest organ in the body then ski. The greatest concentration is found in the sex organs of males then females. Africans produce he the greatest quantity and quality of Melanin, Eumananin, Asians and muli-ethics produce a mid-level melanin and Caucasians produce the least quality and quantity's of Melanin.Pheomelanin

All human beings produce melanin. In fact, a human being could not live without melanin.Melanin is the Black in eyes that cause it to process information faster then demelaninated eyes like blue eyes. Melanin is found in the earth and the water but also in space in the tail of shooting shooting stars.

What makes a person Black is not really about "skin color", that is just an anti-humanist smoke screen, it is about th body's capacity to produce melanin.

From protection from the sun, to the ability to run, it is melanin that is under the gun gun
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What is your view/questions on this issue?

[Aunk]

Hetep and REspect Sweetonion, what is Deoxyribonucleic acid ?

[Sweetonion]

In short, Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) is the scientific term used to describe THE material substance in the inner portion of the cell, referred to as the DNA nucleus. DNA is the heritable genetic blueprint, common to ALL human kind by sexual transmisson. This genetic coding has been scientifically traced to its GENEsis location of Africa, and it's African parentage. From this commanding perspective, it is Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) that makes a person black. Therefore "I AM."


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[Aunk]

Hetep and REspect Sweetonion, thanks for refreshing my memory. We say the short version so often that it is easy to forget the full scientific name.

It is interesting to note that as we get almost daily revelations about a new aspect of Deoxyribonucleic acid, no one has mentioned, to my knowledge, what elements of DNA are responsible for the full functioning Pineal Gland, found substantial melanin producers and the calcified gland found in minimal melanin producers.

DNA scientists from time to time mention something about genes that control "skin tone", but they do not seem to get the melanin thing.

I am not as close to the subject as I would like to be. Have you run across anything in the literature on DNA and melanin production?