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Anonymous06/22/25, 23:49No.24488667Pushkin Was Black?
Was Alexander Pushkin a black man? Is the Russian poet par excellence a product of black excellence? Lest we say….
>I got. I got. I got that royalty, that loyalty, inside my DNA!
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Anon06/23/25, 24:47No.24488771
A black great-grandfather makes him about 12.5% African at most, assuming no other African ancestors since then in that familial line, which I assume to be the case since that great-grandfather is the only one mentioned.
The word for this is actually an octoroon, interestingly enough, although it’s a bit old-fashioned and even offensive now. Or 1/8th black. Which is something, but not super black. He’s not really as apt to be up there with MLK Jr. or Frederick Douglass or whoever in Black History Month posters and history lectures at a socially progressive school district, but if they want to claim him to an extent, fine by me.Vid related would be a real black person, so imagine Pushkin as 1/8th of that and the other 7/8ths being whitoid. With that, I wouldn’t be surprised if the African ancestry gave some greater rhythm to his poetry, which pure whitoids don’t have much of. I’m Jewish by the way.
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Anon06/23/25, 03:22No.24489050
Not only was he a Black man but also the man who invented the Russian language.
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Anon06/23/25, 04:14No.24489105
He's an aristocratic black. His original black ancestor was a slave gifted to the Tsar by the Ottomans; he was so talented the king made him a general.
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Anon06/23/25, 04:16No.24489109
He's not black, he's mixed.
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Anon06/23/25, 04:49No.24489159
octoroon.
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Anon06/23/25, 16:11No.24490126
Did yall hear Putin opened the oldest vault to reveal images of Russian literary figures? They all black every single one
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Anon06/23/25, 21:16No.24490874
>Was Alexander Pushkin a black man?
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Anon06/24/25, 07:28No.24492086
He did write The Queen of Spades, after all.