Is Africa the cradle of humanity?

It is safe to say that the earth has more than mere human sharing. We are currently looking at the world population of 770 million people and are increasing [Source: US Census Bureau]. We spread like a virus, transfer resources to meet our needs, and in the process change the earth. As with other infectious diseases, we are trying to colonize far away world beyond the scope of our poor habitat.

But where does this population explosion and travel begin? Over time, our skyscrapers shrank to a rounded tent, the lights in our city became faintly fireworks, the worldwide conflict turned into a territory invasion again. It was once a roaming, global community of wealthy people in the stone age. But where did these ancestral ancestors come from?

Anthropologists continue to suppress details on the origin of mankind, but scientific concessions have evolved from early primitive humans to more primitive mankind. There are two theories about where this change occurs. Multilocality or continuity theory argues that this leap from bondage to people occurred in every part of the world after Homo erectus spread out there. This means that Africans, Europeans, and Asians each show some degree of genetic continuity, as everyone has evolved into a sapiens independent of groups in other regions.

We call other theories or alternate theories about the origin of human beings other than Africa. Because it believes that man first surfaced on the continent. The theory believes that other early primitive humans entered Europe and Asia from Africa, but only African talent has entered human evolution. Then these first humans moved to other areas, coexisted for a while with their evolutionary ancestors, and ultimately surpassed them.

Some historians believe that ancient Africa is the birthplace of human civilization. In front of Mayflower, Lerone Bennett, Jr. An African ancestor of African Americans is considered to be one of the main benefactors of humanity. . "Wherever we are seeing people in Africa," John Hop Franklin wrote "from slavery to freedom", "We have found some kind of political organization, even so-called stateless Kingdom - Of course, some are simple and isolated family countries - but they all solve the problem encountered in each community Scale

Africa is the mother of mankind. Africa is the first birthplace of human civilization. The first Renaissance on this planet was the African Renaissance. Africa is economically and technically "the first world", not the "third world" of the poor who is deprived of land and wealth. Our ancestors made pyramids, and no one can breed in this 21st century. Egyptian civilization is a black civilization. Pharaoh is black. That is why Professor Cheikh Anta Diop, an ancient Egyptian scholar in Africa wrote as follows.