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Here's one paper. By southern African I do mean Khoisan as well as related peoples. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2953791/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.

• lacampbell 10y ago
  Would the layman consider Khoisan and Bantu people to be of the same race? I mean after learning about the existence and names of both of them. I am a layman who knows next to nothing about genetics, but a bit about Africa, and I would not consider the two peoples to be in the same race. They look completely different - which is what most laymen use to determine race, isn't it?
  • Impossible 10y ago
    I think a layman, at least in the US and countries that define race in similar ways as it is defined in America, would consider Khoisan and Bantu people the same race (black), even if they knew they were different groups. African Americans in the US often look different but are all considered "black".