Farhad Darya
photo by Daniel Wilkinson (U.S. Department of State)
Birth Name: Farhad Nashir
Place of Birth: Kabul, Afghanistan
Date of Birth: September 22, 1962
Ethnicity: Afghan
Farhad Darya is an Afghan singer, composer, and music producer. He is a United Nations Development Program National Goodwill Ambassador for Afghanistan.
@ neiltennant
Farhad Darya doesn’t look Eastern European or German at all, he has typical features for his ethnicity, but he’s lighter (his hair are not even close to “dark blonde” though). I guess he’s genetically identical to his fellow countrymen you consider “mixed”. He also could pass for Iranian, North Indian or Pakistani (I know a kebab seller who looks a lot like him but he’s much darker). Deal with it.
I actually agree with you, there is clearly something special about him because of his eyes (and hair, to a lesser extent), btw he still does not look European for his facial features. Yes, he could pass for a light pigmented Turk and in surrounding West Asian countries. About you, you have to understand that average Western person wouldn’t be able to place Afghanistan on a map, let alone to know how Aghans look. To me they are an intermediate between South Asians and Middle Easterners. A tiny minority look vaguely European.
Native Americans??
https://linguistics.arizona.edu/sites/linguistics.arizona.edu/files/TOCC_0.jpg
http://www.thomasindianjewelry.com/images/thomas-family.jpg
This how Native Americans look. I guess some of these people have European, or African influence too.
@Andrew
That’s how native Americas look today, and you can’t trust that look. Many Native I’m seen now have beards, that’s definitely outside bloodlines. Many Natives are mixed with African blood, and Euro blood ,that’s how many survived Euro diseases . In the Negro slave laws, it’s mention that many Indian tribes are mixed with Negro blood . If they were mixed with Euro blood, they were left alone. However the ones with negro blood had to worry about losing their indian land. As I have stated before, Mestizo in the U.S., didn’t mean Euro/native, but Negro/ Indian mixs
( Section 20 of the Negro Laws–( A mestizo is the issue of a negro and an Indian)
issue means child
@fuzzybear
thank you for the history lesson.
@ Andrew
Well that’s what teachers are for.
are you a school teacher?
@Andrew
I thought about it, but kids today are to disrespectful, and since you’re not allowed to hit them in the head with a hammer, that’s a big NO. Plus I like money, and teachers don’t make enough
Hello, neiltennant.