In the Middle Ages, anti-blackness and transphobia existed and intersected in complex ways. Understanding how they existed in the Byzantine Empire can help us to understand the roots of these "ideologies of hatred" today, writes @ProfBetancourthttps://t.co/6RlvJA8nPQ
— madebyhistory (@madebyhistory) June 16, 2021
"Byzantines were not White in the eyes of their European neighbors, they also privileged Whiteness in their descriptions of feminine beauty" IE Slavic slave girls were popular in Constantinople. https://t.co/KUvnvDb7wj
— VDARE (@vdare) June 17, 2021
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