Are the English aryans

Answer 1

The term "Aryan" historically refers to a group of people who spoke Indo-Iranian languages and is often associated with ancient Indo-European migrations. In contemporary contexts, "Aryan" has been misappropriated by various ideologies, particularly in the 19th and 20th centuries, to promote notions of racial superiority. The English, as part of the broader Indo-European family, share linguistic and cultural roots with ancient Aryans, but they are not considered Aryans in the original ethnolinguistic sense. Thus, while there are linguistic connections, the modern implications of "Aryan" are complex and often problematic.