>>6989056There are many species that are considered different species, despite actually being more closely related to eachother than Europeans are to Africans. A good example of this is the Northwestern crow and the American crow.
The Northwestern crow and the American crow are so similar, that taxonomists don't look at the physical differences between them, rather, they simply look at the area in which they live. The two crow species are very similar, and yet are considered different species.
While Europeans and Africans have over 60,000 years of evolution separating them, as plainly shown in the significant difference in physical features alone. We know of the skin colour, but let's take a look at the skeletal structure aswell.
Also, children of mixed heritage have a higher chance of developing emotional, phyisical, or mental issues than children of a single race. Not even genetics agree with race mixing.
