Most people with blue eyes are connected by one ancestor who lived near the Black Sea thousands of years ago. That’s where the genetic change that created blue eyes began — before that, most humans had brown eyes. Discover the story of your origins at myheritage.com | MyHeritage

Last week on ‘Doco Thursday’, we released Part 2 of a series that follows the lives of Melanesians in Fiji. Uncovering hidden stories in “The Forgotten People,’’. 🇫🇯 If you missed this episode, watch it at the links below: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/v/16dxBRBpoZ/?mibextid=wwXIfr YouTube: https://youtu.be/T-wBC6acY1E?si=iJX1nFS0-YaF6Pqv #Fiji #DocoThursday #MaiTV | Mai TV

This approach feels like a stab at the heart of our culture. Protecting the "Birds of Paradise" obligatory, but burning its crown in public is a deep wound. This isn't just a feather; it's a part of Papuan Melanesian identity. WHY the Indonesian government officials and military leaders are burning Papuan headdresses. The feathers of the Bird of Paradise are a symbol of our national identity, representing Melanesian culture that has been passed down from generation to generation. Colonial Indone