Indigo race as distinct Sangik lineage, the last to migrate from the Badonan highlands = Pan-African origin traditions of humanity's first ancestors coming from the north and east

The UB identifies the indigo race as the last of the six colored races to migrate from the ancestral Himalayan-foothills home, journeying to Africa where they "took possession of the continent." Many sub-Saharan African origin traditions independently identify a northern or northeastern ancestral homeland from which the founding ancestors came: the Dogon trace their migration from the Mande region and ultimately from Egypt, Bantu traditions track an origin in the Lake Chad or Great Lakes region, and Igbo tradition preserves an eastern homeland memory. The pattern of "we came from the north or east" maps onto the UB's Badonan-to-Africa indigo migration route.