No one knows when any of the races became distinct.
Adam's genetics made EVERY race possible with a wide variety of hair, skin, eye color... (Acts 17:26), but geographic isolation and other factors would have contributed to specific qualities we know today, especially after the flood.
Noahs' three sons were Shem, Ham and Japeth. Ham's son was Cush (Genesis 10:6+32).
His discendants, the Cushites (or Ethiopians), eventually settled in the area of Africa & Arabia.(The Greek word for Ethiopian (Aithiops) means "Burntface."A Greek-English Lexicon, compiled by Liddell and Scott (1948 )
Another AnswerThe first modern humans were undoubtedly black skinned, but they lived over a hundred thousand years ago. We could not possibly know who was the first black man on earth.Homo sapiens (the first humans) evolved in Africa about 200000 years ago. They would have had dark skin to protect them from the intense sun. A mutation eventually arose that allowed for lighter skin, which was helpful when humans migrated to colder areas of the world because white skin allows for more vitamin D to be produced when the sun is scarce.
Who was the first African American on earth is unknown. There is no documentation about who the first person of any race was, except the bibles Adam.
well, no one really knows but the first black person him/her self. so why bother? this information is just for fun, not for learning
Human life first appeared in Africa and then proceeded to migrate to other continents.
The first human beings, homo erectus
There is no way to know what the "first" human achievement is, when you refer to a "human" you are typically talking about homosapiens, and to know what the first genetically homosapien achievement was is impossible, I guess you could say it was catching their first meal, or maybe just surviving birth, but anything you could say is just speculation.
One answer: There Are No Records That Can Say What Color The First People Live on This Planet. But If You Look At Genesis In The KJV Bible Then You Will See That The Names Of "The First People" Are Adam And Eve Which I Say They Sound Like White Names But We Can Never Be Sure Of What Color They Were.One answer: It is believed by many that the original human inhabitants of Earth were, indeed, black and that they started in the continent of Africa.
Astralopithecus or ''Lucy"
vince carter
"A black woman can invent something for the benefit of human kind" - Bessie Blount She invented a feeding tube for amputees.
Nobody knows who the first black man was, partly because we don't know exactly how humans, and human language came about, and partly because there's no recorded history from back then.
Patricia Roberts Harris in 1979.
No. Sirius black is a human.
The human race is thought to have started in Africa. All Indians and Europeans have descended from these first (black) African humans.