Today researchers discovered the seven ancestral matriarchal groups from which all Europeans descend. Seven women are the great grandmothers of millions of individuals that black people today identify as “white folks, whitey or the Man”.  These women are referred to as the Seven daughters of Eve. They all lived on the earth at different times between 8,000 to 45,000 years ago.

Here is the catch that continues to piss off both the subtle racists like Lewis Farrakhan and Pat Buchanan as well as the not so subtle KKK and Neo-Nazi party of the world. All seven of the daughters of  Eve appear to be descended from the “Lara” clan, one of three clans that still exist today in Africa. This supports the African Eve theory, proposed in the late ’80s by biochemist Allan Wilson, Mark Stoneking and others, which states that all humans alive today share a common African ancestor. This crushed the common belief by racist supremacist that man evolved from different monkeys hence supporting their dream of racial purity or God’s preferred people. By tracing the mtDNA strand, scientists discovered that every human being alive on the Earth today shares the same common ancestor, which scientist call “Eve”. Wilson and his colleagues used the same genetic material, mtDNA, for their study. In short, the KKK can go to modern-day Africa and go visit their cousins.

The Seven Daughters of Eve
Professor Sykes and his team have created profiles for each of the seven matriarchal groups. They are:
     Helena — This clan lived in the ice-capped Pyrenees. As the climate warmed, Helena’s descendants trekked northward to what is now England some 12,000 years ago. Members of this group are now present in all European countries.
     Jasmine — Her people had a relatively happy life in Syria, where they farmed wheat and raised domestic animals. Jasmine’s descendants traveled throughout Europe, spreading their agricultural innovations with them.
     Katrine — Members of this group lived in Venice 10,000 years ago. Today most of Katrine’s clan lives in the Alps.
     Tara — Sykes’ maternal ancestry goes back to this group, which settled in Tuscany 17,000 years ago. Descendants ventured across northern Europe and eventually crossed the English Channel.
     Ursula — Users of stone tools, Ursula’s clan members drifted across all of Europe.
     Valda — Originally from Spain, Valda and her immediate descendants lived 17,000 years ago. Later relatives moved into northern Finland and Norway.
     Xenia — Not much is known about Xenia, but it is believed that her people lived in the Caucasus Mountains 25,000 years ago. Just before the Ice Age, this clan spread across Europe, and even reached the Americas.
     Oxford Ancestors, a venture associated with Oxford University, will trace individual matrilineal DNA, for a fee of $180 per test.