Did the Romans care about race or where someone was from?

Regardless of most answers to this question, I would say that Romans did not care that much about race, in the sense most answers have used the term. It's very easy to apply current standards and prejudices to ancient times. read more

So the romans did not want to be soldiers. Over time they lost their abilities to fight in an army. Instead the roman wars were fought by forreign people. First soldiers were recruited one at the time. Later on entire people were enrolled into the roman army. Ordinary work was done be slaves. read more

Africa and the middle east were not conquered until decades later, And whether how much you want to make the argument that the Romans were black it doesn’t matter because During the Reign of Augusta The children of the German tribes were kidnapped and raised as Romans who would later ascend to be Generals and Politicians so eventually the Roman Empire became white. read more