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I think that it is a good thing, as Isis says to learn from each other. Because really, we are not so different as we make out.

I would also like to draw your attention to the fact that there is a lot of variation amongst 'white peoples'. They have a range of different colour hair, textures, thickness, yet they are all considered as normal for 'white' hair. The colour of their skintones also range from Norwegians to more mediterranean tones.

Most importantly, Nigerians like my father, have wide noses etc. But even this isn't true for all Nigerians. They also have ranges of hair colour from light brown to very black and the same with their skin.

Kenyans do not have large noses etc. usually but have very fine chiseled features and are usually very dark. In Tanzania, if you consider the Masai tribe, who have not intermarried, they have features exactly like ethiopians but usually have '4b' hair.
The same can be said for Zambia.

I have an Indian friend here in London, who grudgingly admitted to me that one thing that Indians find extremely admirable and attractive amongst africans are their chiseled features. Hence the intermarrying.
The features of ethiopians as a previous poster suggests are very african. Just not considered to be traditionally, West African.

There is a wide range of characteristics amongst ourselves as there are with any other race.
 
czyfaith77 said:
Here is another Ethiopian. Those of you who watched General Hospital in the late nintiesmay remeber her as Keesha Ward. Her name is Senait Ashenafi. (I will try to find a better picture of her.) She is from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

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I LOVED Keesha and Jason! :lol: That brings back memories.
 
I agree with the following quotes taken from this thread: “There is no secret to their regimen, just common sense . . . hair was natural and all she did was wash it and braid it, wear low maintenance styles. Simple looks are among them are most common, and they look lovely. Her hair is 3 something. lighter skinned, coily hair, fair skinned/curly 3b/c ethiopians/somalians, by low maintenance. I do not mean low care. It just means that the manipulation of the hair is lower. Their hair is beautiful . . .” All these comments describe the Ethiopian women who lived in my apartment complex and the few that go to my salon. They have the longest, thickest and most beautiful hair I have ever seen! When I first saw my stylist work on their hair, I was literally taken aback, in shock even!
 
Umm Hello I AM Ethiopian and there are many different ethnic groups with many different types of hair. Not All East Africans are mixed with Arabs.
 
[Not all Ethiopians are the same there are some tribes in the south that never saw an Arab. Which Ethic groups in that country you are talking about?
 
This reminds me of Youtube vids of folks with gorgeous locs sharing their info. With all the positive posts and compliments, someone gets off track with an argument about who's bi-racial or not and if non-biracial folks can grow hair and why or why not. Sigh...
 
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