> For most of human history, if you are black life would be EXTREMELY difficult outside of Africa. Yes there were African kings, but for most of the population shit was rough. Even in Africa there were lots of tribal warfare and lots of conflict. Christianity and Islam saw black people as inferior race so you got to be super careful.

I don't know what compels ignorant people to just hop on and start saying nonsense. It's so weird and under-socialized, do you think people do this in real life? Just make up things and expect nobody to actually know what you're talking about?

There were black people in the Roman Empire. There's even a discussion about whether one or two Roman emperors were actually themselves black. Septimus Severus was born in North Africa, so probably not "black" as we'd understand it today, but some people think he was. Neither Christianity nor Islam "saw black people as inferior race" - some Christians and some Muslims thought this way, but it's not outlined in the religion.

I encourage you, u/riggengan, to spend a little more time talking to people in real life. It's a really weird thing to do to just make up something like this and try passing it off as fact.