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For how long as France been "brown?" Or more specifically had a significant minority of brown/dark skinned people?
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>>18652155
Andou is tanned, not brown. She is based on the fictional character of Andrew from the Rose of Versailles who was a French Peasant during the French Revolution and because peasants had to do manual labour on the fields in the.scorching sun they were, you guess it, tanned.
There you have an answer
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>>18652271
Lol sure whatever you say.
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>>18652155
I think it always did, it's the lighter type that's more recent to the territory but both have always existed in "France" as a national concept
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I can't find the varg tweet
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>>18652311
The one about Spanish emigres?
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>>18652155
It has a Mediterranean coastline and some of the warmest parts of western Europe. What the fuck do you think, genius? They've always had tawny skinned folk, you get sunburnt in the Pays d'Oc. Look up Pierre Laval, dude straight up looked Indian and he was a 100% native Frenchman
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>>18652155
Since its creations. French are barely whiter than Spaniards and Italians. Like they say, the wogs begin at Calais
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their first cities were founded by wops and lebos so



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