That really depends on who you consider white

North Africa has always had a large amount of Semitic speaking peoples

People living in Anatolia spoke Indo European languages for a while

But that doesn't automatically make them Europids of course

Phoenicians are also Semitic speaking peoples

Sorry

Were

Bro carnifex is a good band

Egyptians, Berbers, Arabs, Jews are all linguistically related

People keep saying that

Tf is this band

They're similar to whitechapel etc.

Semitic peoples are also of course genetically similar. And naturally those close to southern Europe share genes with Europeans

So like deathcore type?

Yeah around there, they incorporate black metal elements frequently

ok so im supposed to reference this in APSA:

2014. "Chapter 2: Economic Policy.' In Congress and the Nation 2009-2012, Volume XIII: Politics and Policy in the 111th and 11th Congresses, e. Dave Tarr. Thousand Oaks, CA: CQ Press.

how would i structure a parenthetical reference to this citation? i cant use author-date-page number since there is no author, so what should i use in place of author if anything?

@Deleted User what exactly is the actual information you’re citing? If it only has an editor that implies it’s a kind of primary source then?

http://archive.is/mkX4p

it's an online book in a database

Is the information you’re using just from the book? Or is it from a primary source (like a document or law etc) edited and compiled within the book?