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<p>Santo Domingo.- Dominicans’ DNA is 49% African, 39% Europeanand 4% re-Columbians including Tainos, which confirms t Turtle Island Indigenous, Dominican Girls, Taino Indians, Black Future, Turtle Island, Hebrew Israelite, Black Indians, Indigenous Americans, Black Knowledge

Dominicans are 49% Black, 39% White and 4% Indian

Santo Domingo.- Dominicans’ DNA is 49% African, 39% Europeanand 4% re-Columbians including Tainos, which confirms their complicated geneticancestry and implies that mulattos prevail among the population of the Caribbeannation. The figures are from a study by the Dominican Academy ofHistory, the National Geographic Society and the University of Pennsylvania,with the collaboration of UNIBE University is part of the Genographic Projectcarried out in 140 countries. "The investigation took saliva…

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Puerto Rico was originally populated by an aboriginal people known as Taínos. These "Indians" were often forced into slavery in the early years of colonization. Their population also suffered extremely high fatalities from epidemics of European infectious diseases and most of them were wiped out, leaving only a few pockets of Tainos in the central mountains, known as the Cordillera Central. Here are some of the present-day survivors (though none are full blood Tainos). Out Of Many One People, Taino Indians, Puerto Rico History, Puerto Rican Pride, Puerto Rican Culture, Lesser Antilles, Puerto Rican Recipes, We Are The World, Cultural Center

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Puerto Rico was originally populated by an aboriginal people known as Taínos. These "Indians" were often forced into slavery in the early years of colonization. Their population also suffered extremely high fatalities from epidemics of European infectious diseases and most of them were wiped out, leaving only a few pockets of Tainos in the central mountains, known as the Cordillera Central. Here are some of the present-day survivors (though none are full blood Tainos).

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