How has Eurocentric history depicted African people and their cultures?

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andriy [413]2 years ago

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Eurocentric history has depicted African history and culture as highly inconsequential. Because of the general lack of exposure to their multifarious unique cultural characters, (especially sub-Saharan) Africans have been collectively regarded as culturally unaccomplished and underdeveloped. Throughout history, African people have also been subject to derision due to their starkly different appearances and customs (from a European perspective).

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