Thank you soo much! I am an African from Botswana and I have learned soo much from your channel about other African cultures ...Thank you sooo much for bringing cultures together through what you do !
The only thing that can heal is the whole truth. Heal us from West Africa to across the Atlantic. Thank you for your dedication to truth, intellectual, unfiltered and unbiased. It is a mindset change that must take place overall.
I want africa to rise just as much as the rest of you, but I can't see it happening in our life times.. especially with this new polite form of colonisation with China..
The only known Brazilian slave narrative is that of a Mohammah Gardo Baquaqua. He was A native of West Africa who was taken to many different places including Brazil the west Indies and America where he gained his freedom. He also ended up living in Canada for a little while. A very unique slave narrative!
@@AuthorLHollingsworth You should check out his biography if you like slave narratives. It is one of the most different ones. Quite intriguing history and it’s cool how he went so many places and gained his freedom actually before he went to the U.S.A.!
Thank you. I heard of him and many others. My friend’s family is Jamaican. When she was looking her family history up. Half of them were the US another half in Jamaica and some in South America. Some slaves were shipped from country to country until they themselves got their freedom and were able to settle.
This world continues to see Africa as a gigantic cash cow. A continental ATM so to speak. Where the world feel they can make withdrawals whenever it wants to.
And what's new..they on the continent continue to sell the natural resources to the outsiders..and pocket the wealth for themselves..the ppl on the ground can barely survive..they are not benefiting economically at all...
@@antebellumblackamerican7408 yeah there are more people than leaders but the people are powerless in many African countries. There are leaders that have been serving for more than 10 years and the people just can't do anything about it because they fraud elections.
I think Netflix is a western platform, and that it cannot unveil purposefully hidden history, and give many black people a sense of identity (one the can be proud of) because I believe that african/black unity would be dangerous to their power and influence.🤷🏾♂️, none the less it would have been awesome.
There are so many different reasons why I love this but the main is because it covers a variety of topics regardless of how painful or empowering it is. Thank you bro👍
I think the situation in West Africa at the start and during the period of the trans Atlantic slave trade was similar to the situation in Western European during the dark ages. Where an empire collapses a lot of smaller chaotic kingdoms are formed and fight and slavery takes place. Saint Patrick the Patron Saint of Ireland was captivated at this time and his story is similar to those in the video.
Yes, that's exactly it. The only difference between the collapse of civilization after the Roman Empire fell and the collapse of the Great West Africa Empires was the presence of a malevolent force of the coast. One could imagine that Europe would be in a similar predicament as modern Africa had Africa or the Americas or any other continent decided to pick their bones clean.
@@ladybluelotus This did happen in Western Europe during dark ages. Arab Islamic slave traders did raid the coast for slaves which were taken to North Africa and the Eastern Mediterranean to be sold. Viking raiders also took many slaves both in Western Europe and Russia. The English word for slave comes from the word Slav, as many Russian Slavs were taken into slavery. Not to mention of course the Roman Empire was a vast slave empire with much of the building and agricultural work carried out by slaves. There were famous slave rebellions in Roman times that the revolt led by Spartacus he defeated 2 Roman Legions before Roman eventually caught up with him, the subject of a Hollywood movie made in 1960.
@@ladybluelotus You should probably read a history book. The Vikings had slave markets in Ireland, 700 years of Moorish colonization and subjugation of southern Europe, The Barbery slave trade, the ottoman slave trade. The word slave comes from the enslavement of the Slavic people by Africans!
Awesomely Stated my friends...wow , I have been enlightened by all of the lessons on this awesome channel, my praise for truth and insight and moral legitimacy of our culture and History
Children in the Diaspora desire is to return to build the BLACK empire..we do not have time for tribal conflicts...our ancestors couldn't depend on tribe during slavery..everyone needed each other..we do not have time to waste..
Err, they could. The vid literally describes how tribes enslaved and sold other tribes. Same as Europe, America, and Asia. Powerful tribes and ethnic groups conquer, subjugate and enslave the weaker tribes and ethnic groups. That's literally how the world has worked for 6000 years. Go read about the Romans, the Moors, the ottoman empire, how China got so big, the history of Japan or slavery in Indigenous America. etc. The word "slave" comes from the enslavement of the Slavic people by African colonizers.
The rise of so many diverse ethnic groups in competition causing the demise of kingdoms sounds like GangBanging in the modern time especially because the same outcome of a L
Great narrative brother. Our past is so complex. It would be nice to see a video on how how the spread of Islam across west Africa causing destabilization across the region by weakening various kingdoms.
We must come to terms with our Past to understand our Present & Future. That clarification of the different dialects in Africa & survival mode along with warrior spirit, play a major role in our Disunity.
Not necessary. Education is. You can redraw the borders and your enemies will just be in the neighboring country, on your border. It's not like nations don't invade other nations. Redrawing borders should only be done in extreme cases, because no matter how small your nation gets they'll still have to negotiate with much larger nations like the US, and China. Not to mention the EU.
Well put my brother "our dark age" , i like how you coined that term, and its the truth its been a dark period. I can now foresee a possible end to all this madness. And Godwilling a constant future of serious "Enlightment".
When it comes to Africa as a continient is that we consider the people one and the same! Africa can hold all other continient within it, yet we see all other continient as diverse populations in ways that clarifies the internal societies not so for Africa! Thx
I woud love to see a discussion about some of the conclusions you have drawn from your research...respectfully I can see how you came to them as far as the nature of the time period and the lack of a pan african identity or that most people were loyal to ethnic and linguistic identities (i disagree with that conclusion myself) however I think that needs to be explored more before making a definite conclusion such as that
@@Templeanyasi for a number of reasons...and thats not to suggest that I know more on the subject...but from my own observations and studies the idea that people were more aligned with their ethnic or linguistic identity is a premature assumption especially considering the Akan who are the ethnic designation and twi or Akan being the linguistic designation as well...but people being more loyal or aligned with their Clans or Abusua and in turn their kingdom's rather than the ethnic group..fanti...Denkyra....Asante...Akyem...all different kingdoms...all the same Ethnic group...all speak the same language (with variations of course) and yet thats not where their loyalty is...not to mention the very nature of an empire Is to have many kingdom's under you and they are usually different along ethnic lines...there are many secret societies and organizations that provide a sense of unity...and even Islam was a unifying structure that went beyond ethnic loyalties as well...I just think thats something that deserves more attention and scrutiny before simply making that broad of a judgment about how societies viewed themselves
Abib Jahleel Very good point, this explanation makes it even more complex. The Akan, were also know to enslave each other. African for most part are just made up of small kingdoms. I think the black man like his independence..Olaudah was enslaved by people who spoke his language, he said he could understand them.. only until he moved very far away from his home, the languages changed..
@@abibjahleel419 The Fanti, Denkyra, Asante etc all fought each other and enslaved each other. All the Empires had rebellions and uprisings from the different tribes and ethnic groups under their boot. Was the world "unified" under the British Empire? Where the subjugated happy about the situation? There were far more wars after African, Indian and Asin countries gained independence. This wasn't because they had "loyalty" to Britain. It was because they were powerless under them. Once the boot was removed people fought for power. As for Islam, there are many rebellions by the subjugated and if you look at the records from Moorish Spain, the "Arab" moors were seen as 1st class and the African Moors as second class. The Ethiopian slave trade(the largest slave state until the 19th century) was based on ethnicity and skin colour. Its the same and always has been. Loyalty to the family, the clan/tribe, the ethnicity, the Empire.In that order.
Please make a video detailing the Medjay of Kmt, Kushitic warriors tasked with protecting the Pharaohs of the Old Kingdom, kinda like an Ancient Egyptian police force ✊🏿🦁
If you look at the Songhai Empire which was big and strong empire, The Kaabu Empire was from Guinea Bissau up to the South of Senegal the Kaabu Empire was conquered by the Fulas of Guinea Conakry, because of the oppression from the Jaabi empire towards the Fulas was immense taking away there wealth and there daughter’s!! This was the last kingdom to be conquered in West Africa by the Fulas in other to gain there freedom!! The Songhai Empire, the Mali Empire and the Kaaba Empire these are some how connected!! Fulas were also among most enslaved people as well!!
BRILLIANT and BALANCED narrative as always!! I hope you will showcase some FEMALE slave narratives if they exist. Too often that brutal era of our existence is presented only through the lens of males which does us all a disservice. That said, I support your work on Patreon and hope many others will too.😘😘
Equiano states he believed in a Supreme Being his captors had facial markings. Also, our family history include a going to an island where the hair was shaved. Males and females.
So what tribe captured one of my brothers? Yoruba are the only ones that had facial mark bout they never ventured into Igbo land out of fear so I’m confused 🤷🏾♂️
@@JJ-pn5ut Yes, this is true. But facial markings back then weren't just a tribal thing. They were also a status or familial affiliation thing. It also depends on where the facial markings were on the face, because some central African tribes also had facial markings. I think more information about where in Igboland he was taken from would give a better hint as to who the culprits may have been.
You refer to 'legal' enslavement, but make it clear that you are talking about a multiplicity of rival kingdoms and ethnic groups. So in which legal system would the capture and enslavement of young Equiano have been valid whilst that of the Fulani slave trader was not?
All Afrodescents don't know much about African lifestyle in the past, so we all know that the Slave Trades has exited in Kemi, Africa named in the antiquities.
I have always believed that black people sold other black people into slavery, then in turn, they too were enslaved. There is no other explanation that makes sense.
There are some black folks in America that would sell you to the nears white person right now, if they could get the newest Gucci whatever. Destabilization and division are a recipe for diaster every. Europe was no exception.
Europeans have the receipts. They literally have the documents about what was exchanged, with who and for how many, what ship took the goods to Africa and what ship took the purchased slaves to America. Not new news.
His name is (O-la-oo-dah) from Nigeria... his name means Judah, tribe of Judah. He was taken as a young child, him and his sister while all the adults were out the house. He explains how the white man came and snatched him and his sister and put him on the ship that made him very sick. Him and his sister was taken away from each other then they united just to be taken away from each other again. He was a slave is several countries but then was a slave to a man that made away for him and he bought himself back from his slave owner an wrote his own biography. He explained how he had to accept Christianity and be baptized in Christianity even though he was Hebrew. He never read the Bible but when people started reading the Bible he wanted more, he then told people that the same God in the Bible sounds like the God his forefathers Abraham, Isaac and Jacob served. He then asked them if they serve the God that he know is his God, why do they not wash their hands and face before eating, why they don’t get circumcised on the 8th like his Igbo tribe does and his ancestors, etc... his story is so amazing because he tell us who we really are because him and his family have never read from the Bible yet they practiced the same laws in the Word and they knew the same names in the Word. His mother gave him the name Olaudah (o-la-oo-dah) which means Judah so he will always remember where he came from
He is from Isseke in Ihiala L .G . A. Area in Anambra State. The town shares boundary with "Osurmughu" and Ubuisiuzor ( both in Ihiala L.G.A. ) and Awor-Idemili in Imo State. It possibly will be sharing boundaries with other towns!
Thank you soo much! I am an African from Botswana and I have learned soo much from your channel about other African cultures ...Thank you sooo much for bringing cultures together through what you do !
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The only thing that can heal is the whole truth. Heal us from West Africa to across the Atlantic. Thank you for your dedication to truth, intellectual, unfiltered and unbiased. It is a mindset change that must take place overall.
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Yo I remember when you had 20,000 subscribers congratulations home team
Africa will rise again
Yes💪
It will in a century or two.
@@petergriffin3723 I believe with in 10 years or 20, Africa is the bread basket of the world.
@P2K GURL Is what I told your mom when she was moaning real loud.
I want africa to rise just as much as the rest of you, but I can't see it happening in our life times.. especially with this new polite form of colonisation with China..
The only known Brazilian slave narrative is that of a Mohammah Gardo Baquaqua. He was A native of West Africa who was taken to many different places including Brazil the west Indies and America where he gained his freedom. He also ended up living in Canada for a little while. A very unique slave narrative!
Wow! Sounds like he was an amazing brother.
@@AuthorLHollingsworth You should check out his biography if you like slave narratives. It is one of the most different ones. Quite intriguing history and it’s cool how he went so many places and gained his freedom actually before he went to the U.S.A.!
Thank you so very much! I can't wait to check this out.
Thank you. I heard of him and many others. My friend’s family is Jamaican. When she was looking her family history up. Half of them were the US another half in Jamaica and some in South America. Some slaves were shipped from country to country until they themselves got their freedom and were able to settle.
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This world continues to see Africa as a gigantic cash cow. A continental ATM so to speak. Where the world feel they can make withdrawals whenever it wants to.
It doesn't help that the leaders allow it because they are corrupt. They turn a blind eye when the land and resources are being plundered. Pure greed.
And what's new..they on the continent continue to sell the natural resources to the outsiders..and pocket the wealth for themselves..the ppl on the ground can barely survive..they are not benefiting economically at all...
@@antebellumblackamerican7408 yeah there are more people than leaders but the people are powerless in many African countries. There are leaders that have been serving for more than 10 years and the people just can't do anything about it because they fraud elections.
@@chronic1692 true..and when the ppl rise up against them the Western media portray them as rebels..because they upsetting the apple cart..
@@shazzahama if you ignore the slave trade, Europe profited 100x more in the Americas than Africa
Netflix series.... We need this
There's definitely many Epic Netflix shows in the HomeTeam's research. He's needs to put a script together :)
But really, what's wrong with how he releases these amazing videos on this platform?
@@mider-spanman5577 Nothing wrong. Stories have a much more powerful way of embedding themselves into the mind.
I think Netflix is a western platform, and that it cannot unveil purposefully hidden history, and give many black people a sense of identity (one the can be proud of) because I believe that african/black unity would be dangerous to their power and influence.🤷🏾♂️, none the less it would have been awesome.
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There are so many different reasons why I love this but the main is because it covers a variety of topics regardless of how painful or empowering it is. Thank you bro👍
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Need to heal Africa for future generations!
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I think the situation in West Africa at the start and during the period of the trans Atlantic slave trade was similar to the situation in Western European during the dark ages. Where an empire collapses a lot of smaller chaotic kingdoms are formed and fight and slavery takes place. Saint Patrick the Patron Saint of Ireland was captivated at this time and his story is similar to those in the video.
Excellent comparison
Yes, that's exactly it. The only difference between the collapse of civilization after the Roman Empire fell and the collapse of the Great West Africa Empires was the presence of a malevolent force of the coast. One could imagine that Europe would be in a similar predicament as modern Africa had Africa or the Americas or any other continent decided to pick their bones clean.
@@ladybluelotus WELL SAID !
@@ladybluelotus This did happen in Western Europe during dark ages. Arab Islamic slave traders did raid the coast for slaves which were taken to North Africa and the Eastern Mediterranean to be sold. Viking raiders also took many slaves both in Western Europe and Russia. The English word for slave comes from the word Slav, as many Russian Slavs were taken into slavery. Not to mention of course the Roman Empire was a vast slave empire with much of the building and agricultural work carried out by slaves. There were famous slave rebellions in Roman times that the revolt led by Spartacus he defeated 2 Roman Legions before Roman eventually caught up with him, the subject of a Hollywood movie made in 1960.
@@ladybluelotus You should probably read a history book. The Vikings had slave markets in Ireland, 700 years of Moorish colonization and subjugation of southern Europe, The Barbery slave trade, the ottoman slave trade.
The word slave comes from the enslavement of the Slavic people by Africans!
I love how this channel is based on actual facts and not conjecture #bless🙏🏾
Awesomely Stated my friends...wow , I have been enlightened by all of the lessons on this awesome channel, my praise for truth and insight and moral legitimacy of our culture and History
I feel like watching your videos has really helped me come closer to understanding our true past, thank you 🙏
Who would dislike this video 🙄🙄🙄
Eurocaves
People, who are in denial about Africans as slavers and victimizers, rather than just slaves and victims?
Ayuba - the enslaver became the enslaved, himself, giving new meaning to the phrase: "what goes around comes around."
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Love your video's you should do one about San Basilio de Palenque the first free African town in the Americas.
Beautiful work!
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thank you, brother home team.
Thanks!
Good job!
Love this channel sm ❤️❤️
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Thank for this video!
444k subscribers! ancestral affirmation!
You make great point my brother, you are real
Children in the Diaspora desire is to return to build the BLACK empire..we do not have time for tribal conflicts...our ancestors couldn't depend on tribe during slavery..everyone needed each other..we do not have time to waste..
Yes, I second that.
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Nah we good we far removed from africa america is our home now
Err, they could. The vid literally describes how tribes enslaved and sold other tribes.
Same as Europe, America, and Asia. Powerful tribes and ethnic groups conquer, subjugate and enslave the weaker tribes and ethnic groups. That's literally how the world has worked for 6000 years.
Go read about the Romans, the Moors, the ottoman empire, how China got so big, the history of Japan or slavery in Indigenous America. etc.
The word "slave" comes from the enslavement of the Slavic people by African colonizers.
I really enjoy your commentary
The rise of so many diverse ethnic groups in competition causing the demise of kingdoms sounds like GangBanging in the modern time especially because the same outcome of a L
Where did you get that theme song ?
Great narrative brother. Our past is so complex. It would be nice to see a video on how how the spread of Islam across west Africa causing destabilization across the region by weakening various kingdoms.
What kingdoms did it weaken?
Things are becoming less tribal in many African countries at least for now
We must come to terms with our Past to understand our Present & Future. That clarification of the different dialects in Africa & survival mode along with warrior spirit, play a major role in our Disunity.
Brother your telling the truth about Africa, the good bad abs the ugly
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For Africa to grow it borders have to be redrawn base on ethnic affiliation.
Will b hard.like my peeps married xhosas & zulus & still arent recognized by south africa
Not necessary. Education is. You can redraw the borders and your enemies will just be in the neighboring country, on your border. It's not like nations don't invade other nations. Redrawing borders should only be done in extreme cases, because no matter how small your nation gets they'll still have to negotiate with much larger nations like the US, and China. Not to mention the EU.
@@ladybluelotus that was a pure oppressor answer. wow
I believe pan Africa will do great for us
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Thank you 🙏🏾
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Well put my brother "our dark age" , i like how you coined that term, and its the truth its been a dark period. I can now foresee a possible end to all this madness. And Godwilling a constant future of serious "Enlightment".
Wb
Hey woo hey woo.luv it . ACQUAH JAMES . Animation talking about History
Absolutely brilliant!
More slaves that was brought to America and Europe were largely from west Africa lineage from the Mandinka Yoruba and wolof
I’m Fulani Yoruba and Mandika
@@realcheychey You missing the point of previous comment but okay lol
No Africans were taken to Europe as slaves. That statement is very misleading.
Rembr Nigeria was alllllll of 5 places long ago. My peeps from now Cameroon
@@timayasojoto8115 then y do i have a cousin named Genia there?
Where can I find it
When it comes to Africa as a continient is that we consider the people one and the same! Africa can hold all other continient within it, yet we see all other continient as diverse populations in ways that clarifies the internal societies not so for Africa! Thx
I woud love to see a discussion about some of the conclusions you have drawn from your research...respectfully I can see how you came to them as far as the nature of the time period and the lack of a pan african identity or that most people were loyal to ethnic and linguistic identities (i disagree with that conclusion myself) however I think that needs to be explored more before making a definite conclusion such as that
why do you disagree?
@@Templeanyasi for a number of reasons...and thats not to suggest that I know more on the subject...but from my own observations and studies the idea that people were more aligned with their ethnic or linguistic identity is a premature assumption especially considering the Akan who are the ethnic designation and twi or Akan being the linguistic designation as well...but people being more loyal or aligned with their Clans or Abusua and in turn their kingdom's rather than the ethnic group..fanti...Denkyra....Asante...Akyem...all different kingdoms...all the same Ethnic group...all speak the same language (with variations of course) and yet thats not where their loyalty is...not to mention the very nature of an empire Is to have many kingdom's under you and they are usually different along ethnic lines...there are many secret societies and organizations that provide a sense of unity...and even Islam was a unifying structure that went beyond ethnic loyalties as well...I just think thats something that deserves more attention and scrutiny before simply making that broad of a judgment about how societies viewed themselves
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Abib Jahleel Very good point, this explanation makes it even more complex. The Akan, were also know to enslave each other. African for most part are just made up of small kingdoms. I think the black man like his independence..Olaudah was enslaved by people who spoke his language, he said he could understand them.. only until he moved very far away from his home, the languages changed..
@@abibjahleel419 The Fanti, Denkyra, Asante etc all fought each other and enslaved each other. All the Empires had rebellions and uprisings from the different tribes and ethnic groups under their boot.
Was the world "unified" under the British Empire? Where the subjugated happy about the situation? There were far more wars after African, Indian and Asin countries gained independence. This wasn't because they had "loyalty" to Britain. It was because they were powerless under them. Once the boot was removed people fought for power.
As for Islam, there are many rebellions by the subjugated and if you look at the records from Moorish Spain, the "Arab" moors were seen as 1st class and the African Moors as second class.
The Ethiopian slave trade(the largest slave state until the 19th century) was based on ethnicity and skin colour.
Its the same and always has been. Loyalty to the family, the clan/tribe, the ethnicity, the Empire.In that order.
Please make a video detailing the Medjay of Kmt, Kushitic warriors tasked with protecting the Pharaohs of the Old Kingdom, kinda like an Ancient Egyptian police force ✊🏿🦁
If you look at the Songhai Empire which was big and strong empire,
The Kaabu Empire was from Guinea Bissau up to the South of Senegal the Kaabu Empire was conquered by the Fulas of Guinea Conakry, because of the oppression from the Jaabi empire towards the Fulas was immense taking away there wealth and there daughter’s!!
This was the last kingdom to be conquered in West Africa by the Fulas in other to gain there freedom!!
The Songhai Empire, the Mali Empire and the Kaaba Empire these are some how connected!!
Fulas were also among most enslaved people as well!!
ruclips.net/video/vbV--Ku2Hrwv/видео.html
BRILLIANT and BALANCED narrative as always!! I hope you will showcase some FEMALE slave narratives if they exist. Too often that brutal era of our existence is presented only through the lens of males which does us all a disservice. That said, I support your work on Patreon and hope many others will too.😘😘
The trans-Altlantic trade was 90% male. The Arab trade was 80% female. There is a few I have seen from the Ethiopian slave trade of Oromo women.
Please cover more the Saharan slave trade. Tanzanian culture have alot to say.
Knowledge Of Self is important
Equiano states he believed in a Supreme Being his captors had facial markings.
Also, our family history include a going to an island where the hair was shaved. Males and females.
So what tribe captured one of my brothers? Yoruba are the only ones that had facial mark bout they never ventured into Igbo land out of fear so I’m confused 🤷🏾♂️
@@JJ-pn5ut Yes, this is true. But facial markings back then weren't just a tribal thing. They were also a status or familial affiliation thing. It also depends on where the facial markings were on the face, because some central African tribes also had facial markings. I think more information about where in Igboland he was taken from would give a better hint as to who the culprits may have been.
You refer to 'legal' enslavement, but make it clear that you are talking about a multiplicity of rival kingdoms and ethnic groups. So in which legal system would the capture and enslavement of young Equiano have been valid whilst that of the Fulani slave trader was not?
AYuba should be a old folk tale for black cops cause he got his ass took just with em
✊🏾🖤🌍
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I be ya own people
Olaudah Equiano✌✌
All Afrodescents don't know much about African lifestyle in the past, so we all know that the Slave Trades has exited in Kemi, Africa named in the antiquities.
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I have always believed that black people sold other black people into slavery, then in turn, they too were enslaved. There is no other explanation that makes sense.
Look at the Virginia census. Ppl had to BUY their family back or leave in 12 moNths or be sold as slaves again. It is written.
There are some black folks in America that would sell you to the nears white person right now, if they could get the newest Gucci whatever. Destabilization and division are a recipe for diaster every. Europe was no exception.
Europeans have the receipts. They literally have the documents about what was exchanged, with who and for how many, what ship took the goods to Africa and what ship took the purchased slaves to America.
Not new news.
Amandla✊🏾!
👑👑👑
Soooo it appears as though IGNORANCE and GREED abounded much in AFRICA during those times as well😳
crabmentalityruledeventhosedays👀
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The dislikes are coming from the Masters
Ew don’t call them masters
A video about how Africans sold other Africans. Why would they dislike this?
Do you even logic, bro?
Rembr ppl borders didn't happen until....
Until the ancient Egyptians.
@@welovecheshirecats4557 black people? LMAOOOOOOOOOO
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First from RSA
Dintsang
@@karabo.county ke di taba tsa history, dintsang mow?
@@kingkatzkontrol ah brayaka na ketlo grova
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This is sad we not even african s nor Europeans 😭😭😭😭🤦🤦🤦
West Africans were not brought on boats by Europeans
first
His name is (O-la-oo-dah) from Nigeria... his name means Judah, tribe of Judah. He was taken as a young child, him and his sister while all the adults were out the house. He explains how the white man came and snatched him and his sister and put him on the ship that made him very sick. Him and his sister was taken away from each other then they united just to be taken away from each other again.
He was a slave is several countries but then was a slave to a man that made away for him and he bought himself back from his slave owner an wrote his own biography.
He explained how he had to accept Christianity and be baptized in Christianity even though he was Hebrew. He never read the Bible but when people started reading the Bible he wanted more, he then told people that the same God in the Bible sounds like the God his forefathers Abraham, Isaac and Jacob served. He then asked them if they serve the God that he know is his God, why do they not wash their hands and face before eating, why they don’t get circumcised on the 8th like his Igbo tribe does and his ancestors, etc... his story is so amazing because he tell us who we really are because him and his family have never read from the Bible yet they practiced the same laws in the Word and they knew the same names in the Word.
His mother gave him the name Olaudah (o-la-oo-dah) which means Judah so he will always remember where he came from
Olaudah Equiano was not of the Igbo ethnic group. He was of Benin ethnicity, the Benin Kingdom.
Tell that to Olaudah Equiano who said himself, that he was Igbo.
Nope he was Igbo and even wrote in igbo sometimes
Olaudah Equiano is from the current Anambra State.
You are Igbo by your name and you should know that Olaudah is an Igbo man. He wrote a lot about Igbo people.
He is from Isseke in Ihiala L .G . A. Area in Anambra State.
The town shares boundary with "Osurmughu" and Ubuisiuzor ( both in Ihiala L.G.A. ) and Awor-Idemili in Imo State.
It possibly will be sharing boundaries with other towns!