Who was the first ever white person in the world?

Answer 1

A:The first people came from Africa, where black skin protected them from excesive ultraviolet radiation and the risk of skin cancer. As our distant ancestors migrated into Europe, this became a disadvantage, since we need exposure to ultraviolet radiation to make vitamin D in our bodies. The first Europeans, gradually and over many generations, lost their dark colouration and began to develop white skin. There was no one first white person, first because the difference from one generation to the next was imperceptible and secondly because at any one time there were many white people in Europe.