@Le Kergoat
Voici, ce qui est écrit dans Eupedia, qui a publié les informations auxquelles je fais référence :
At Eupedia we consider that the knowledge of history is essential to
understand the complex ethnic, cultural and linguistic patchwork of the
modern world. Retracing the ancestry and ancient population movement in
Europe and its interactions with other regions like West Asia or North
Africa provides valuable insight into what it means to be European today
and what common heritage Europeans share with their neighbours.
Understanding the diversity of genetic variations in society and how
numerous historical migrations shaped our genes and identity is one of
the most potent ways to eradicate xenophobia and dispel myths about
racism.
C’est exactement le contraire des intentions que certains leur prêtent. Pour ceux qui ne comprennent pas l’anglais, je suis prêt à traduire.