are you saying @SilverL’s parents never went to school? jk lolThey teach about what Cushitic and Afro-Asiatic is in history textbooks in high schools in Somalia. My parents are vaguely familiar with it already.
You would never catch me dead calling myself kushitic, this question is for the ahlal waranare you saying @SilverL’s parents never went to school? jk lol
You would never catch me dead calling myself kushitic, this question is for the ahlal waran
i'd rather have people know about cushitics and that somalis are cushitic than think we're bantu/arab hybridsYou would never catch me dead calling myself kushitic, this question is for the ahlal waran
as a language grouping, yes. but most older somalis would not like this talk of "cushitic unity" with oromos, afars, etc.Nobody claims you have to identify as such. It is just a historical and linguistic term that is accurate and represents an ancient group.
Whether or not you identify as such doesn't matter, it is an existent grouping.
you can identify as cushitic without wanting to unite with other cushitics, i want somalis to focus on our community and not worry about other cushitics, also i personally dont trust oromosMy mom thinks Somalis are mixed with arab, but I'm guessing she wouldn't understand this cushitic nonsense even if I explained it to her. My dad is pan-african so he would probably reject it. He loves all Africans and doesn't see the need to divide us from them.
Both would outright reject any idea of brotherhood with Habeshas. But they like Oromos, Afars, and Sudanese people.