TED Residency
TED Residency
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Eiji Han Shimizu: Finding humanity in a hopeless corner of North Korea
Eiji Han Shimizu is a creative activist from Japan who uses animation and graphic novels to inform and inspire his audiences. His current project is an animated film depicting the stories of North Korean citizens, the ordinary people whose lives are hidden behind the headlines.
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Видео

Sav Rodgers: The rom-com that saved my life
Просмотров 4,4 тыс.4 года назад
Growing up queer in Kansas, Sav Rodgers had limited exposure to positive portrayals of LGBTQ individuals in everyday life. In this personal talk, he examines the influence one queer film from the 90s had on his adolescence.
Raegan Sealy: Calypso
Просмотров 9445 лет назад
Raegan Sealy performs her song 'Calypso' with support from Aleksi Glick on guitar and Anna Takeda on violin. Raegan is a poet, singer, rapper and the founder of Sound Board NYC. Raegan draws on her own experiences of domestic violence, sexual abuse and addiction in her work as an artist and advocate, to empower others to own their stories.
Keith Ellenbogen: New York’s surprising underwater wildlife
Просмотров 7525 лет назад
There’s more to New York than concrete and mortar. Simply look below the surface to discover another world teeming with life. Keith Ellenbogen has spent years exploring and photographing New York’s dynamic underwater ecosystem to bring you these dramatic images and stories.
Queen Esther: The true origins of bluegrass and country music
Просмотров 1 тыс.5 лет назад
Through her music, performance art and essays, Queen Esther makes the case that the banjo is an African instrument and the seemingly all-American musical traditions of bluegrass, country and folk are rooted in blues, spirituals and other African-American sonic rituals.
Winona Guo & Priya Vulchi: Lessons of cultural intimacy
Просмотров 19 тыс.5 лет назад
After visiting all 50 US states to talk to people about racial literacy, Winona Guo and Priya Vulchi expected to hear personal stories of race, culture and intersectionality; what they weren't expecting was how their unique upbringing influenced the experience. Guo and Vulchi outline the very personal challenges they faced and how they overcame them.
Mary Lemmer: How improv can improve your leadership and life
Просмотров 2,4 тыс.5 лет назад
In business and life, your ability to adapt to change, build trust, communicate clearly, and handle uncertainty are essential skills to succeed. In this talk, entrepreneur Mary Lemmer contends that there is no ‘right way’ to start a company and shares tried and true improv lessons that can also be applied to leadership and life.
Azadeh Jamalian: How kids will design the future
Просмотров 8175 лет назад
Entrepreneur Azadeh Jamalian believes that children should be a part of building our collective future. In this talk, she introduces four key ingredients to encourage and cultivate an environment for learning that could potentially better prepare kids for the jobs we can’t yet imagine.
Mariana Prieto: Why animals need design
Просмотров 8185 лет назад
Mariana Prieto uses design thinking to explore how communities can better engage with the wildlife around them. In this effervescent talk, she gives examples of what creating strategy for conservation looks like and how the impact can surprise us all.
Mordechai Lightstone: Illuminating Modern Life with Ancient Wisdom
Просмотров 9055 лет назад
What can the ancient lessons teach us about the internet age? Despite the toxicity the world wide web spews, Mordechai Lightstone extols the potential of the internet and challenges us to spread positivity and light.
Luz Claudio: Why science needs community engagement
Просмотров 5 тыс.5 лет назад
When Dr. Luz Claudio directed a student-prompted research study on the prevalence of asthma in New York City, the results shocked everyone her research showed the extent of health disparities between zip codes. In this thought-provoking and humorous talk, she illustrates a collaborative approach to science called Community-based Participatory Research (CBPR), a scientific method that engages co...
Diane Henry: Making tech serve human values
Просмотров 3635 лет назад
How can we make sure the tech we adopt in our lives serves our best interests? Investor Diane Henry reflects on the role of fear, curiosity and practical ethics in building the products and services of the future.
Jullia Suhyoung Lim: How AR can help autistic children
Просмотров 2 тыс.5 лет назад
Designer and educator Jullia Lim designed Around an AR app to help autistic children identify abstract concepts in real life in order to help them overcome their social and linguistic challenges.
Kemi Layeni: The haunting landscape of slavery
Просмотров 1 тыс.5 лет назад
As an artist, Kemi Layeni expresses the lasting and pervasive effects of slavery on the modern world through her craft.
Kelo Kubu: A modern future for farming
Просмотров 2885 лет назад
At the end of Apartheid, Kelo Kubu, along with many other black South Africans, was able to reclaim her ancestral farmland and thus she, unexpectedly, became a farmer. In this talk, Kelo shares her vision to educate these newfound landowners. She is launching an ag-tech accelerator focusing on teaching urban female farmers how to profit from their land.
Raegan Sealy: How rap saves lives
Просмотров 7 тыс.5 лет назад
Raegan Sealy: How rap saves lives
Julie Scelfo: How do humans make true meaning?
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.5 лет назад
Julie Scelfo: How do humans make true meaning?
Ben Blum-Smith: What does math have to do with democracy?
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.6 лет назад
Ben Blum-Smith: What does math have to do with democracy?
Eron Bloomgarden: A new financial model for conservation
Просмотров 9796 лет назад
Eron Bloomgarden: A new financial model for conservation
Queen Esther: Oleander
Просмотров 5836 лет назад
Queen Esther: Oleander
Catie Cuan: Teaching robots how to dance
Просмотров 2,9 тыс.6 лет назад
Catie Cuan: Teaching robots how to dance
Gahmya Drummond-Bey: Teaching kids to find their mission
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.6 лет назад
Gahmya Drummond-Bey: Teaching kids to find their mission
Queen Esther: The true origins of country music
Просмотров 29 тыс.6 лет назад
Queen Esther: The true origins of country music
Jon Gosier: How big data ought to behave
Просмотров 1956 лет назад
Jon Gosier: How big data ought to behave
Kat Mustatea: What is the value of art in an age of thinking machines?
Просмотров 3376 лет назад
Kat Mustatea: What is the value of art in an age of thinking machines?
Angélica Dass: What kids should know about race
Просмотров 6 тыс.6 лет назад
Angélica Dass: What kids should know about race
Ariane de Bonvoisin: The skills we need to teach our kids
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.6 лет назад
Ariane de Bonvoisin: The skills we need to teach our kids
Caroline McCarthy: How advertising is dividing us
Просмотров 3 тыс.6 лет назад
Caroline McCarthy: How advertising is dividing us
Stefan Al: The future of parking spaces
Просмотров 3,1 тыс.6 лет назад
Stefan Al: The future of parking spaces
Gaurav Ragtah: Can AI make us more lucky?
Просмотров 4446 лет назад
Gaurav Ragtah: Can AI make us more lucky?

Комментарии

  • @VettsClass
    @VettsClass 24 дня назад

    We know that the 1st cow 🐄 🐂 “boys” 🏇🏿 and “gals”🏇🏿 were black 🖤 just as the Kentucky Derby Winners 🏆 were enslaved black 🏇🏿 🏇🏿. This is the black history they're banning in 📚 📚 the banjo 🪕 the fiddle 🎻 drums 🥁🪘 the 🎺🎷🎸🪈📯 are all parts of African 🎶 and created marching bands ✨🙌🏿 💃🏿🕺🏿I'm so happy Cowboy Carter 🎶✨🙌🏿 have black folks studying history 📚 👩🏿‍🏫👨🏿‍🏫🏇🏿🪕🎻🥁🪘🐂🐄🎺🎷🏇🏿✨🙌🏿📚🎶👩🏿‍🎤🎤👢👢🔥🌊💃🏿🪭🕺🏿👑🐝 Bey ✨🙌🏿🪄🔥

  • @infopablo
    @infopablo Месяц назад

    Beautiful introversion

  • @echolot
    @echolot 2 месяца назад

    you white, so you ben affleck

  • @paulcookies
    @paulcookies 3 месяца назад

    American's are masters of stating the obvious 😅

  • @walterslavik3837
    @walterslavik3837 4 месяца назад

    The suffering of Irish and British immigrants was the source of country. Yes sure. 15 minutes of research on the Web disproves this unequivocally. The Negro's influence is extremely important, as is the the white influence. Pity about racism and its continuing saga!

  • @assassins4
    @assassins4 5 месяцев назад

    I hear a lot of talking points in rhyme form. Where is the discussion of how the breakup of black families due to men impregnating and then abandoning their women to raise the kids alone? The wells fargo and bank of america loans were being targeted to minorities, as the congressional bills of the late 90s were meant to encourage black home ownership. Then congress blamed then for all the default mortgages afterwards. One congress staffer even called them reparations without being titled reparations.

  • @obgyn56
    @obgyn56 5 месяцев назад

    Anurag book is a thoroughly researched and elaborated treatise, which deals with the bias in a a very compassionate and scientific way and I am sure it will change the way how all of us in the world, deal with all the biases, and it will bring a positive change in human thought process.

  • @lithomas6821
    @lithomas6821 6 месяцев назад

    Amazing

  • @andrechimene6300
    @andrechimene6300 7 месяцев назад

    😅 please, that is like claiming that white people invented early jazz because we invented the horns the trumpet that King Oliver and Louis Armstrong played, the trombone, the saxophone the Piccolo, the tuba… white people invented classical instrumentation which was modified to be able to play early jazz so I guess that means according to her logic whites invented jazz and invented big band music because of course, every instrument on there was invented by a white person… piano et all…and whites invented rock roll because electricity was invented by white people as was guitars, electric basses, microphones, and Beatle haircuts… all joking aside😂 all you have to do is listen to Irish music, early Irish traditional music and you’ll hear where the Appalachian music sound came from the lyrics, the stanzas, etc. of early country music… does everything have to be about race…. “can’t we all just get along“… “The only way to stop obsessing about race is to stop talking about it”… Morgan Freeman……..and lastly…”There are only 2 races, the decent and the indecent” Viktor Frankl….nuff said😏…just be decent and be done with it.

  • @Luminous_Figures
    @Luminous_Figures 8 месяцев назад

    Anybody who know anything knows this is bs. 1. The banjo was based off the African instrument but was not the same. The African instrument was a stick and a gord with 2 strings. 2. The rest of the instruments and playing styles were European folk music. 3. Country music is based off of American folk music bluegrass and European folk which is all white music. 4. If blacks having created the banjo means they created county music, then whites created jazz considering every single instrument in jazz was made by whites. ( the first jazz player was white Nick larocca and the first jazz band was all whites odjb.)

  • @Luminous_Figures
    @Luminous_Figures 8 месяцев назад

    This is completely wrong lol. Laughable. We wuz😂.

  • @Tryshroom
    @Tryshroom 8 месяцев назад

    I see no lies here , very informative video

    • @Skynertia
      @Skynertia 8 месяцев назад

      No lies. Just a metric sh*t ton of omissions.

  • @neddoon3717
    @neddoon3717 8 месяцев назад

    She says “we” a lot, who is she talking about?

  • @randomuser1105
    @randomuser1105 9 месяцев назад

    Blk ppl created every form of popular American music.

    • @Luminous_Figures
      @Luminous_Figures 8 месяцев назад

      Unfortunately no. They created and influenced nothing. Whites created every population genre made every instrument in jazz rock n roll country etc. cope. Even the banjo which may be based of the African gord and stick with 2 strings was made by whits

    • @timcarr6401
      @timcarr6401 7 месяцев назад

      Now that's funny!

  • @warrenlewis3977
    @warrenlewis3977 9 месяцев назад

    To anyone....WHAT WOULD AMERICAN MUSIC SOUND LIKE IF NOT FOR BLACK PEOPLE?

  • @Flowglice
    @Flowglice 9 месяцев назад

    And here we are! Black country artists are all in the news nowadays

  • @TheRasta4ri
    @TheRasta4ri 9 месяцев назад

    Most peforming artist in the country music genre dont know the history behind the music & most importantly the instruments used in creating the sounds

  • @susanwilliams4953
    @susanwilliams4953 9 месяцев назад

    I think of Beyoncé "Texas Hold Em". (Cowboy Carter).

  • @raisingaiden3581
    @raisingaiden3581 9 месяцев назад

    Country music originated by the Scot Irish. the fiddle as well as Bluegrass (calling) singing came directly from the Irish existed thousands of years before American continents were colonized.. The African Slaves introduced the Banjo. This speaker rewrote history without actual evidence.

    • @benjaminsmith2287
      @benjaminsmith2287 4 дня назад

      There was a mix. Some Black Americans were in Appalachia jamming with the Appalacians. The music is certainly not just Black. I'm really sick of some of these Black people saying we created every genre in music and omit others. That's not right. Not every Black person buys into this.

    • @raisingaiden3581
      @raisingaiden3581 4 дня назад

      @benjaminsmith2287 it's literally that most American thing ever. Melting pot by definition

  • @saucyjk6453
    @saucyjk6453 9 месяцев назад

    When some see a title like the “Black origins of country music” or the “black influence on country music “they think that this is somehow saying that it was invented by them. It’s two main add-ons to an already existing musical form …..which came out of Ireland England and Scotland ….are the use of Bluenotes , and the banjo . The banjo is one instrument , and many other instruments are used in both bluegrass and country music OK so basically the banjo …..the idea of even fretting notes which the banjo borrowed from the guitar is different than the actual instrument that was brought over from Africa which is a basic string instrument that could be made very basic and quickly with a gourd but it was not a fretted instrument it was just a very cheap and inexpensive instrument that they basically added the banjo to all the others which all came from Europe the mandolin the upright bass violin the guitar so those two additions while they definitely added to the form we know as country and bluegrass are more like flavorings they are not the main ingredients the song structure the idea of a song itself is European the chord sequence idea even using chords is European , the language was from Europe , the whole idea of a ballad ….the storytelling arc and narrative of a ballad …are all from European tradition …..it would be a good idea before you go shooting your mouth off like you know what you’re talking about to do your homework learn a little bit and stop trying to put other people down just so you can feel better about yourself

    • @QueenEsther
      @QueenEsther 9 месяцев назад

      That last sentence is a textbook example of projection -- a psychological phenomenon where feelings directed towards the self are directed towards others. I have to ask: Did your attempt to put me down make you feel better about yourself? The fact that you're convinced that condescension is in play at all in this talk is revealing, laughable and very disturbing. All of which begs the question -- Who hurt you?

    • @warrenlewis3977
      @warrenlewis3977 9 месяцев назад

      Black people created ALL American music genres. Which musical art form did we NOT create?? The one that makes suspected white supremacists the most mad is Rock and Roll. If music is American culture...then BLACK PEOPLE ARE THE CULTURE.

    • @saucyjk6453
      @saucyjk6453 8 месяцев назад

      @@QueenEsther in other words, every point I made is irrefutable so you play vending machine psychologist to try and score a point. Your entire presentation is exactly what you are trying to stick on me, projection. You are the one projecting and who has a severe inferiority complex.

    • @saucyjk6453
      @saucyjk6453 8 месяцев назад

      @@QueenEsther when you completely ignore the massive input of European Americans on American music and you are trying , but failing, to condescend. Cheat is a better word however, not your interpretation of what I said.

    • @TawheedIsUnity
      @TawheedIsUnity 7 месяцев назад

      The guitar as we know it as a child of the Arabian oud.

  • @stoogel
    @stoogel 9 месяцев назад

    Complete ERASURE of Appalachian music which came DIRECTLY from folk music of the British Isles. This is racist revisionist history and I will ALWAYS call out the lies. You will not steal the history and folk traditions of my people.

  • @TheWeazel80
    @TheWeazel80 9 месяцев назад

    First there where Ninja.. (japan) soon later we had American Ninja..

  • @KatieB.-eq8cy
    @KatieB.-eq8cy 9 месяцев назад

    How in the world did Northerners eat or entertain themselves without having it invented for them? Stop this crap! Love each other. Rediscover your humanity. You are not a slave...except in your own mind!

  • @KatieB.-eq8cy
    @KatieB.-eq8cy 9 месяцев назад

    Happy Resurrection Day, y'all! No one should be hating on anyone today...or any day.

  • @KatieB.-eq8cy
    @KatieB.-eq8cy 9 месяцев назад

    Although the popular notion currently is that one group of people literally created all the music, food, etc. in America while all other seemingly brought nothing from their own shores, most know this is ridiculous. All people brought their ways with them and they show up all over this amazing country. Music, food...all mixed up and fused together. Maybe that isn't enough. Maybe this prevents people from feeling special. I don't want to live in England, Africa, or anywhere else. I am an American. For me, that is enough.

    • @saucyjk6453
      @saucyjk6453 9 месяцев назад

      Good point. All the talk about not being recognized while in the same breath trying to take all the credit

    • @benjaminsmith2287
      @benjaminsmith2287 4 дня назад

      Exactly. Most culture in the USA is a result of fusion. At least those created or that have come about in this country.

  • @mollymcbutthurt
    @mollymcbutthurt 10 месяцев назад

    Country music and Bluegrass came from Irish/Scottish/English folk music from the Appalachias in the 1600s. The most important instrument originally was the fiddle, with guitar and banjo coming after. The banjo was the main African contribution to Hillbilly Music aka Country. There are empirical evidence of the songs taken from England, Ireland, and Scotland that were the first used for these genres. Same with work songs, which same from sea shanties. Blacks people love to take credit for things they didn’t create.

    • @stoogel
      @stoogel 9 месяцев назад

      It pains me to see their revisionist narrative gaining traction because of political trends. It feels like erasure of the history and folk traditions of my people.

  • @Micnify
    @Micnify 10 месяцев назад

    Thank you too!! ❤ Mic'2024 😊!!

  • @BrotherStephan
    @BrotherStephan 10 месяцев назад

    I'm here because one of my college classes credited Bill Monroe with bluegrass music, but I knew better.

    • @stoogel
      @stoogel 9 месяцев назад

      British folk music is the ROOT of bluegrass. Appalachian music from Celtic settlers. Stop stealing my history. Stop stealing my culture.

    • @saucyjk6453
      @saucyjk6453 9 месяцев назад

      Except, you don’t know better. Just because some chick in a wig doing some pbs ted talk for rich white academia university types so she can get her speaking engagements booked the current school year doesn’t mean anything more than that. Country and bluegrass are both primarily sourced from the celts of the British isles . Period. Musicologist here. Teacher at the college level since 1987. The banjo is one instrument not THE sound . It’s A sound. The blue notes were added to an existing musical form. They did not invent that musical form .

    • @QueenEsther
      @QueenEsther 9 месяцев назад

      ​@@saucyjk6453 I have no idea why you feel the need to engage intellectually by spewing this level of vitriol (nothing an actual musicologist would do, btw -- whether they teach at a college level or not) instead of having what could have been an interesting discourse that allows all of us to learn from each other. I have no idea who hurt you. All I know for sure from your comment is that you are awash in a world of pain. Your condescension -- amongst other things, apparently -- reveals you. I sincerely hope you get the professional help that you so desperately need. God bless you.

    • @stoogel
      @stoogel 9 месяцев назад

      @@QueenEsther You can’t imagine someone getting fired up when you don a wig and try to falsely claim their culture as your own invention? Truth matters in the internet age, and calling out garbage like this is vital.

    • @QueenEsther
      @QueenEsther 9 месяцев назад

      @@stoogel I wasn't wearing a wig. See how full of garbage you are?

  • @brownmarketexperimentalrec8963
    @brownmarketexperimentalrec8963 10 месяцев назад

    Le rythme appartient au monde entier, l'arythmie entre autres

  • @Realrawww
    @Realrawww 10 месяцев назад

    The Banjo came from the Black Europeans that were expelled from Europe by Oliver Cromwell.

    • @stoogel
      @stoogel 9 месяцев назад

      That's complete nonsense. There were no black Europeans. Stop stealing what is not yours and EDUCATE YOURSELF.

  • @mkester03
    @mkester03 10 месяцев назад

    Cool concept. "nervous response provoked the officer" is definately a take...

  • @KennethFord-y7c
    @KennethFord-y7c 10 месяцев назад

    She is so beautiful!!!

  • @KennethFord-y7c
    @KennethFord-y7c 10 месяцев назад

    She is sexy and not ashamed! Love her !❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @KennethFord-y7c
    @KennethFord-y7c 10 месяцев назад

    Could watch them Forever!!!!

  • @KennethFord-y7c
    @KennethFord-y7c 10 месяцев назад

    She is so hot ❤!!

  • @raymondfeast9649
    @raymondfeast9649 10 месяцев назад

    Speak truth. America would be nothing without us.

  • @Carl-b1q
    @Carl-b1q 10 месяцев назад

    White people have no rhythm collectively, of which they even ridicule themselves as having no rhythm, and an inability to even clap, or dance in rhythm, yet their arrogance, and exaggerated Ego's wants to promote themselves as creating musical genres which are rhythmical in nature? Someone make sense out of this contradiction?

    • @stoogel
      @stoogel 9 месяцев назад

      That's an idiotic stereotype. European folk music has a wide variety of rhythm. And it also has the rich harmony and melody that ALL music today takes from. You need to open your mind- it's closed shut.

    • @Carl-b1q
      @Carl-b1q 9 месяцев назад

      @@stoogel No black America's took anything from racists pale skinned people. Have you never heard of Jim Crow in America, I guess not. As for Europeans, the music your referencing derived from the Moor's who were dark skinned, negroid phenotyped, people who dominated Europe even up to the 19th century (Read the notes of Benjamin Franklin who in his time described most of Europe as dark skinned woth only a few exceptions). You don't know this fact because you were brainwashed into a white washed/Vatican based history in school, and the media which you have accepted because it fed your narcissistic Ego. Black Americans did not need help developing all the musical genres which Caucasian mafia, zionists, and intelligence community financially control. No pale skinned, pheo-mekanated people taught black people any music, in a segregated America, and Europe, period. Keep your idiotic attempt at revisionist history to yourself, it will not work with me, go gaslight your dog.

    • @benjaminsmith2287
      @benjaminsmith2287 4 дня назад

      Please don't. This is embarrassing. There is plenty of rhythmic folk music in Eastern Europe and elsewhere.

  • @ocorley3124
    @ocorley3124 11 месяцев назад

    Boiled peanuts🤢

  • @micahwatz1148
    @micahwatz1148 11 месяцев назад

    Country music is from celtic folk music.

  • @mtmdeezy3836
    @mtmdeezy3836 11 месяцев назад

    White people hate it when we as black folks do anything like move on you thief

    • @Flowglice
      @Flowglice 9 месяцев назад

      @Giovanna8782the video shows that it comes from one source (afro Americans)

  • @anthonyz5671
    @anthonyz5671 11 месяцев назад

    Of course you fail to mention the contributions from “white” Europeans. Introducing other instruments used in early country music, the fiddle, the dulcimer, the tenor guitar just to name a few. It does not fit your narrative. Just as Africans selling their own people into slavery does not fit the narrative.

    • @USCTrojan2013
      @USCTrojan2013 10 месяцев назад

      Does NOT FIT YOUR narrative.. not “the narrative”… As such you’re willing to do EVERYTHING to do what is needed to maintain your whiteness & maintaining status quo.”

    • @stoogel
      @stoogel 9 месяцев назад

      @@USCTrojan2013 I will call out any historical revisionists trying to poach my history and culture.

  • @anthonyz5671
    @anthonyz5671 11 месяцев назад

    I never seen any Africans playing a banjo on National Geographic.

    • @cappriment
      @cappriment 11 месяцев назад

      That's why you shouldn't info you get from the media. Do your own research and you will find the truth!

    • @USCTrojan2013
      @USCTrojan2013 10 месяцев назад

      @@cappriment the problem is .. he DID HIS OWN research. It apparently has gotten him nowhere… so instead of doing YOUR RESEARCH.. that benefits YOUR agenda/narrative.. And study ACTUAL RESEARCHING of material of facts that YOU WILL CHOOSE to ignore bc YOU disagree.

  • @anthonyz5671
    @anthonyz5671 11 месяцев назад

    😂😂 Errrthing was created by blacks first. Blacks do errthing better. What would the world do without blacks. Lol

  • @empathicaries4644
    @empathicaries4644 11 месяцев назад

    ❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @localartist231
    @localartist231 11 месяцев назад

    Everything about white people have been lies!!

    • @stoogel
      @stoogel 9 месяцев назад

      You're spinning false narratives and fantasies to try and steal everything white people have built, which is EVERYTHING you enjoy today.

  • @misshiggi8662
    @misshiggi8662 11 месяцев назад

    But for Black Americans, America has no culture, no swag, no rhythm, no blues, no jazz, no country, no rock, no roll, no rap, no gospel, no soul, literally and musically, some dare say no Beethoven, OUCH! Black Americans are the trendsetters mimicked around the world. Other folks study us, steal or claim that is ours as theirs, repackage it (us) and then sell US back to US. Sadly, we buy it. Sadly, that is why the proverbial "they" don't want us to tell our story, it destroys the fantastical fairytales they have created about themselves and the lies they have created about us... Of course, we created country music...

    • @stoogel
      @stoogel 9 месяцев назад

      That's an ignorant, insidious lie. Europeans brought the entire melodic and harmonic tradition that underpins ALL music today, even "black" music. You owe it all to the innovations of European people. Celtic folk music is the ROOT of country. There is nothing on this earth you wont try to steal and falsely claim as your own. You even mention your own myths about Beethoven, whose hair we actually have and it's NOT African. You will NOT steal the history and folk traditions of my people. I will call out your evil historical revisionism every time. You need to educate yourself.

    • @Flowglice
      @Flowglice 9 месяцев назад

      But even Europe learned music from Egypt www.pps.net/cms/lib8/OR01913224/Centricity/Domain/179/pdfs/be-af-mu.pdf

  • @abraham0014
    @abraham0014 11 месяцев назад

    The WHOLE world influences the WHOLE world, we ALL have contributed to each other. Stop the f___ racism and superiority complex

    • @USCTrojan2013
      @USCTrojan2013 10 месяцев назад

      Then stop STEALING the music from OTHERS as Johnny Cash did & admitted to early in his career.. White people TOOK the songs and marketed them under white labels. Unfortunately, YOU can’t handle and as a result, no music that exists was created by the black community. So you’ll double down to make sure that WHATEVER history that DOES EXIST that DOES INCLUDE OTHER RACES AND CULTURES DO NOT, IN ANY WAY, ENCROACH ON WHAT YOU BELIEVE TO BE TRUE.. But Black people are the fucking racists?!

  • @thatgirl4633
    @thatgirl4633 11 месяцев назад

    Standing Ovation!!!

  • @Peacebewithu34
    @Peacebewithu34 11 месяцев назад

    Here because of Beyonce country music fiasco. Lol. A lot of people don't know this history.

    • @Aishatu511
      @Aishatu511 11 месяцев назад

      Me too girl😂😂

    • @kyohirwevictoria3761
      @kyohirwevictoria3761 11 месяцев назад

      Me too need this education

    • @lillystew
      @lillystew 10 месяцев назад

      all popular music was invented by black people, rock, jazz, blues, r&b, reggae, afrobeats, country.

    • @brucesmith1544
      @brucesmith1544 10 месяцев назад

      @@lillystew also the internet, rockets, brain surgery...the question mark lol.

    • @lillystew
      @lillystew 9 месяцев назад

      @@brucesmith1544 we’re talking about music and culture here. love how you didn’t disagree but diverted lol

  • @macmac4898
    @macmac4898 11 месяцев назад

    God has blessed our people with so many gifts and a strength from beyond our black women is the foundation Those on the mayflower all would have died if they had to endure the conditions we came over as slaves. That’s why I know I come from a strong people and those who hate me are weak. Thats why you teach your kids the real history because the other side is scared to know how evil and wicked their grandparents were they have to live with that.

    • @timcarr6401
      @timcarr6401 7 месяцев назад

      So white people should live in perpetual guilt because some white forefathers did your forefathers harm? Additionally, are black people forever condemned to live a life of oppression and victimhood? What about white abolitionists that eventually ended the slavery? What about the fact that about 5% of American families in the 1860s had slaves? Slavery has been a world-wide thing for thousands of years. And most of it was not a racial thing. Africans enslaved other Africans. Today there is more African slavery on that continent than ever. Do you know that the word slave came from the word Slav? Yes, white Europeans were slaves to Arab chiefs. Your whole narrative is filled with holes.