Speaking of the Black Kurd king Saladin; like all the other local people, the Kurds were originally a Black People. But like Arabs, Berbers, etc: because of their weird love and fascination for Albino poontang, they have become a predominately "Mulatto" People.

Until half a century ago, the old black people still remembered the migrations. Many of these Afro-Iranians settled on the southern coasts of Iran in the provinces Khuzestan, Bushehr, Hormozgan, Sistan and Baluchistan and south of Kerman. There is not any precise or approximate statistics available about this population.

Lists of black people. v. t. e. Afro-Iranians ( Persian: ایرانیان آفریقایی‌تبار) are Iranian people of African Zanj heritage. Most Afro-Iranians are concentrated in the coastal provinces of Persian Gulf such as Hormozagan, Sistan and Baluchestan, Bushehr and Khuzestan. Most of the people of Lashar are Afro-Iranians.

Today there are Iranians who think Black people in the south of the country are Black because of the sun for instance. With the work of our resident historian, there seems to be a pattern of an intentional erasure in the history of blackness because they didn’t want to ‘see race’.

‘Black people of Iran’ In 500 BC, during the Achaemenid dynasty and thereafter, Iranian sailors and merchants carried their goods to Muscat, Mogadishu, Zanzibar, Darussalam, and Tanganyika. The frequent journeys resulted in the influence of the African culture on the traditions and customs of those who lived on the Iranian coasts of the Persian Gulf.

Regardless of the propriety or impropriety of the actions CBP has denied taking, the claim that Iranians like Soleimani are “black and brown” is absurd. Iran is a multi-ethnic country ...

Iranians are certainly not black. Mixture of ethnics has gave most of them a white skin color (many of them, not as white of europeans, but Iranian people with a skin color as white as europeans, with blonde hairs and light eyes color (blue, green) are not uncommon.

People think that they are dark because it is very, very hot in the southern part of Iran'. - Behnaz Mirzai, academic. Willis was drawn to the topic when he noticed a black pearl diver in a ...

The experience of a dark-skinned, southern Iranian racialized by Americans as Black can hardly be compared to that of a light-skinned, green-eyed northern Iranian racialized by Americans as White. These ambiguities and complexities are by no means limited to the Middle Eastern- or Iranian-American communities, but instead are an integral part of any identity politics based on a binary.

In Iran’s modern history, Africans were integral to elite households. Black men were mostly eunuchs working inside the king’s harem and houses, …