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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
Nobody is arguing that the Roman Empire at it's territorial peak was 100% white, don't know where you get this from.

Any "debate" only occurs when it's about people trying to depict, for example, Roman Britannia as a multicultural state with tons of subsaharan africans in it. While it's not impossible that there were some individual subsaharan africans who migrated there, Britannia in general remained somewhere between 90% and 100% celtic until the Anglo-Saxon invasions. 

Same goes for basically any other part of the Empire. Afaik there was no large ethnic shift in any province (in the single digits at most).
gpt
&gt;Nobody is arguing that the Roman Empire at it's territorial peak was 100% white, don't know where you get this from.


I have gotten into several arguments with people who think this, Eurocentrists can be as stupid as Afrocentrists, only difference is that Afrocentrism is currently more in vouge

I agree with everything else you said, most roman provinces, with a few exception, mostly in the east, were almost entirely one ethnicity, with ethnic diversity only being present in Provincial capitals and major trading hubs