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unfortunately nobody can answer this question. people with dark skin pigments or (black) did not come only from Africa. many blacks have origins from Australia and other places around Egypt. however the main stream theory is pointing towards Africa.

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The first child born in the American Colonies of African descent was William Tucker, who was baptized on January 3, 1624 in Jamestown, Virginia.

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