I remember I was about 14 years old when I finally sat down with my dad and watched this. I had already been proud of my roots prior to that, but this truly did something else to my heart. This touches hearts.
This was from Roots 1977, and it was probably the first time on film that slavery was presented as a horror. Before the Civil Rights Movement of the 50's and 60's, Hollywood films (Birth Of A Nation, Gone With The Wind, The Littlest Rebel, etc.) depicted slavery as a wonderful institution.
Right On! I was 11 when this Minseries came on, I coudln't even watch it until I was 14. I remembered also seeing Song Of The South from Disney. It no longer exists and even The Jackson Five & Bo B Sox & The Blue Jeans (From Phil Spector's Wall OF Sound) did their version of Zip A Dee Doo Dah.
Not the first time a movie about slavery was on film, there was a movie called "Mandingo" in 1975 with boxer Ken Norton. Also, in 1969, there was a movie called "Slaves" with singer Dionne Warwick. The Little Rascals did a movie about Slavery with Buck Wheat a slave and Spanky befriends him, it was called the Little General.
@Cazzie S What's your point? Why wouldn't a potential buyer not be permitted to inspect all parts of that which he is about to bid upon? What did you expect to happen in the 1760s? It wasn't 2020.
@@firebird6522 fire bird do you actually do research or are you just lacking that much that u refuse to acknowledge what happened in the past and you decide to BELIEVE it never even happened.
The scene that broke my heart was when the Lady was selling Rice Cakes and her Little Girl was clinging to her. In 12 Years a Slave a Lady begged for her children not to be separated.
Twelve Years a Slave had me sobbing in parts just from people’s silent acting. They have long scenes where you just have to watch the brutality in real time and don’t cut. It was extremely effective. There there was a part where the main character is waiting for something life changing to come through, I guess this isn’t really a spoiler given the title, but it’s his rescue from slavery, cuz he was born free and kidnapped from New York in 1841. The camera just holds on his face for a minute and a half, which I’m most movies would never work. But it’s the combination of knowing what is going on in his mind, seeing this heartbreaking mix of emotion on his face, and then he looks right into the camera, like it’s telling us we are not going to let you feel comfortable or give you a break, you are going to get a real sense of what slaves went through, or as much as possible in a movie. It’s not a movie you watch yo turn your mind off. Most people I have heard say they would never watch it more than once, and again, normally that would be a bad thing, but the movie breaks you down emotionally, so if you do watch it again, it wouldn’t be for a long ass time. Everyone in it is exceptional. I have always been impressed with movies like Roots (the older and more recent versions) and Amistad and I’ll even watch Django Unchained, accepting it’s not realistic... but 12 Years a Slave in its own league. You just have to watch it to get what I’m talking about
@@Stardust_7273 I just cringed and shook my head at that scene. Michael Fassbender who played The Massa had a very hard time with the violent scenes, felt absolutely awful. Also he lusted after Patsy the way Tom Moore lusted after Kizzy.
@@laminage omg I know… Watching those scenes is hard enough… I can’t imagine trying to act in them. I have some wonder about the children who are in these movies, the young black children… I can’t imagine that that isn’t psychologically damaging to them in some way.
@@Stardust_7273 I am sure they are told in advance that although it's hard they are acting. Remember in The Movie Version of "Hair" where Little Lafayette is crying because his Daddy yelled at Mama and he didn't know why. I'm sure they didn't say anything because they wanted him to think it was real. Folks at My Mother's Office back in the day apologized to her for what happened. Kids in Elementary Schools were crying when they saw the Ship Scene. In The Book The Young Mandika Maiden got killed by a Shark after jumping off the ship.
It is horrible how black folks were treated, they absolutely deserve reparations, its even more disgusting that the people that Masterminded the transatlantic slave trade get none of the blame, meanwhile they are filthy rich with their central banks, control of the media, overrepresentation in our government, control of Hollywood and the music industry, that they took over with their vast wealth earned off of the backs of enslaved African Americans and still continue to use an exploit till this very day
You shouldn't treat cattle like that why the hell is it everytime you see abuse you think that is treating them like animals as if it's okay to do to animals
@@luisfilipe2023 You couldnt be more wrong Animals have rights and no you cannot treat them however you want that is why people are in prison if they harm an animal
As horrendous and sick as this was, the captives sent to South America and the Carribean were treated even worse (unimaginable) as their death rates were so high that the slavers went back to capture more and more of them over the years, extending the slave trade.
look up the arab slave trade, it still happens today, it went on for far longer and it was 4x worse. every nation had slaves and black people sold black people into slavery
People who reply to RUclips comments and accidentally leave the comment on the main video shouldn't be allowed to have opinions, even if I agree with them.
I'm white and I feel so sad watching this. I can't believe people were treated like this because of their colour (and objectified) Edit: Stop with the reply wars. There are still slaves all over central asia and there has been white slaves before. My point is that no one should be treated like this. Edit: Cant believe people getting riled up because I mentioned white.
When I think back to the late 80's and 90's it seems no time at all ,on my travels through islamic countries I was faced with choosing black slaves to help me to work on a project ,they were forced to stand naked and beaten with a riding crop ,I can tell you I felt the humiliation with them ,I chose 5 and a youngster I knew had lied about his age ,knowing I could have them work with me rather than serve was my priority ,they worked the same hours and received the same food ,and we covered for the young lad by letting him do easy tasks ,I was considered the crazy eccentric Englishman as I used to force them all into my car rather than let them walk miles everyday on desert sand ,I am saying this because slavery is not a thing of the past ! it continues today in many countries ! and it must be stopped ,you might wonder why I agreed to accept them ? because I knew others would treat them like dirt and abuse them without any equal respect ,this is not history it thrives in the Far & Middle East !,,World leaders know this ! yet keep it hidden and accuse others of being racist,the people that started slavery are still continuing and nothing is being done ,it is only the white man that woke up to this evil practice
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There are things that humans are still proven to be barbaric. As long as Slavery and Rape still exists in human society, then humans are still vile creatures. If they are Space Creatures in Outer Space, they would have already examined human history and know that humans can't be trusted.
What's your name? Is it Richard Wills? I'll have The Daily Mirror and BBC at your doorstep this week shouting questions at your slaving days of the past! Your career life will be over with! "Cole Tanner Exposes Former Slaver on RUclips website". I'll be on the news talking about how I'll found a man in the UK that admitted to day slaving Muslim kids" I'll be a hero!
@@shanonshanon9703 I guess I'd of had to see. It to believe it..do Muslims force naked blacks to be auction Ed off to the highest bidder? Maybe but at least take a pic..he said late 80 and early 90s...maybe 1880s Saudi Arabia..not saying the never did or don't today but naked 1989 black kids being whipped and forced to work..maybe but again take a pic
@@coletanner5193 oh I thought u were serious. Sorry. But whether their being technically auctioned off or not is really not the issue. Maybe not in his case but it does happen. Child slavery (child labor or sex trafficking) is auctioned on the internet.
Because they most likely didn’t. They were bought by rich people for their plantations. They were uneducated workers… those buildings were build by white men employed in construction companies not slaves.
I first saw this episode almost forty years ago and didn't initially understand the sexual abuse that African women experienced at the hands of the slaveholders. In this scene they are planning to rape and impregnate this woman. I wasn't sure whether the auctioneer was saying, "Put her to it" or "Put it to her." The result would still be the same. I still not clear on the "Once the whore said from bottle to bed." It's amazing how my people survived this period and help builted this nation.
Kaykays empire Who sold and captured Blacks and sold them into slavery? BLACK AFRICANS. Before there were even European colonies in the Americas, African Slaves were being sold to buyers in India, far east, Persia and to other Black Africans. Stop blaming the white man, pull yourself up
Craig F. Thompson of course they are...there are more white people. I'm not surprised at all. The Black Population in the USA has been declining since the civil war. It was 18%...now below 12%. Why you're bringing up welfare shows you for the racist you are. I'm bi-racial, my wife is black and so are my children. Go and learn so history before you challenge me on it.
Sadly, it was the era and zeitgeist. People were victims of their time. What was viewed as perfectly acceptable around world at the time is, of course, unconscionable today. Society is still dealing with the aftereffects of racism today.
So sickening to see those innocent human being being treated as those they were animals. My curse to all those heartless human beings to prayed on innocent humans. Slavery was a very dark and shameful institution on history. I feel so sorry for those slaves who had no rights.
I know what my ancestors did was no where near my fault and completely and totally put of my control, but whenever I see these re creation videos of what slavery was like, I can’t help but almost feel guilty.
Andrea Orr Can How brave you are for attacking innocent folks who had nothing to do with any of this. Let’s see how tough you are by going after real, live evil like those gang bangers killing kids everyday all over this country. Go to the morgue, it’s filled with black kids who were recently murdered by other black kids for wearing the wrong colors or walking down the wrong block. Come on tough one, let’s see you in real action. Or are you a coward who needs to sneak up on innocent unarmed folks?
Just another tale of human savagery. Remember that it was their fellow Africans who sold them to the Europeans. So there is enough hate to go around the world for these events.
I’m glad this film was made back when it was done because todays society wouldn’t allow it ,like many other ugliness in our past countries history it needs to be archived in way or another. I remember seeing this on TV when 1st aired and yes it was hard to watch,but I hope and pray that this is something that will never occur again and this film will educate the future others of our countries dark past.
I knew that this was done .... but, to see it so vividly reenacted sent waves of hatred and shame over me - hatred of those who perpetrated this miserable trade for gain, and shame that I may well have ancestors somewhere down the line who accepted abject slavery as normal.
You need not feel shame for the actions of your ancestors, if indeed you even had ancestors who participated. They were not your own actions. That said, I do believe that all Americans - white or black, whether their ancestors were part of this or not - have the responsibility to help address the legacy of this history and rid our society of racial injustice. If nothing else, it's something we owe ourselves as Americans.
@Colin Gantiglew Just remember something... it was also other AFRICANS that kidnapped, captured and sold their "fellow" Africans into the slave trade. You should hold them just as responsible... because they are just as guilty.
Reminds me of when I was a child and we used to line up in front of the farmer so he could pick out who he wanted to work the field that day, good times
Course it was paid work though, wasn't much but when you are a kid even a small amount isn't bad. Farmers would pay children and women to pick crops when the harvest season comes around. But you don't see it any more I think they invented some machine that does it better. Either that or the government made it so you had to fill in mountains of paperwork for each child "employee", pay NI tax and pension contributions to a 6 year old picking strawberries 🤣
Turns out the fear and hate they felt for one another they really saw within themselves. Injustice will forever be wrong and unnecessary, and pure HATE. All of this because of simply FEAR OF NOT KNOWING/UNDERSTANDING.
This is no longer acceptable in today's society. I remember seeing this movie back in high school during history class, and I was in shock. Slavery is abolished, except for convicted criminals. According to the 13th amendment, "Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction." It has been ratified on December 6, 1865, almost eight months after the American Civil War ended with the Union's victory.
This is from the miniseries Roots based on the book of the same name by author Alex Hailey. Unfortunately most of what he wrote in that book has been shown to be fiction. He was even sued for parts he took from another author's book.
I highly recommend a book & PBS documentary named 'Slavery by Another Name.' It's about another form of slavery that existed in the southern states until World War Two after the civil war. The institutionalized slavery in the U.S. that started in the 1600s is the worst of all slavery in the human race history.
robert hingston Doesn't matter. 100 pounds concept is still the same. Inflation has hit every major financial system in the world if it has been around long enough.
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That auctioner was one of the top 10 rappers Eminem was afraid to diss.
lmao
He's good! I'll give him that!
What the hell sense you trying to make
The auctioneer was made for the job. Straight, honest, fast, authoritative. Good ruler of the show.
I remember I was about 14 years old when I finally sat down with my dad and watched this. I had already been proud of my roots prior to that, but this truly did something else to my heart. This touches hearts.
@Cian MacGana ancestry dna tf
@Cian MacGana it’s not even abt our ancestors being slaves. It’s abt what our race went through as a whole.
@@juicyslifeepraisethelord4093 that’s what happens when you don’t have written language or can’t build 2 story buildingss
I was in Alto prison in 1990. Why did they show this film. Black guys beat the crap out of a few white people.
This was from Roots 1977, and it was probably the first time on film that slavery was presented as a horror. Before the Civil Rights Movement of the 50's and 60's, Hollywood films (Birth Of A Nation, Gone With The Wind, The Littlest Rebel, etc.) depicted slavery as a wonderful institution.
Right On! I was 11 when this Minseries came on, I coudln't even watch it until I was 14. I remembered also seeing Song Of The South from Disney. It no longer exists and even The Jackson Five & Bo B Sox & The Blue Jeans (From Phil Spector's Wall OF Sound) did their version of Zip A Dee Doo Dah.
Not the first time a movie about slavery was on film, there was a movie called "Mandingo" in 1975 with boxer Ken Norton. Also, in 1969, there was a movie called "Slaves" with singer Dionne Warwick. The Little Rascals did a movie about Slavery with Buck Wheat a slave and Spanky befriends him, it was called the Little General.
He's good for Caroliney rice, Virginia tobacky, Maryland corn. He can even run a level 2 diagnostic on the deflector dish or reroute the EPS conduits!
The older I get the more painful this is to watch.
After decades, this scene is still a punch to the gut.
It's fiction. Do your research. Haley made up most of Roots. This scene is no more historically accurate than Star Wars.
@Cazzie S What's your point? Why wouldn't a potential buyer not be permitted to inspect all parts of that which he is about to bid upon? What did you expect to happen in the 1760s? It wasn't 2020.
@@firebird6522 so slavery just never happened?
@@firebird6522 it is historically accurate bc things in this movie actually happened so stop trying to sugarcoat it
@@firebird6522 fire bird do you actually do research or are you just lacking that much that u refuse to acknowledge what happened in the past and you decide to BELIEVE it never even happened.
Everytime I watch videos like this it just breaks My heart :'(
So then don’t watch it lol
@@Ixility shut up
@@sa.1up952 lol right
It’s funny 😆
@@helloimbored2365 stfu stupid
The way Levar Burton became John Amos was like Bill Bixby becoming Lou Ferrigno
They should have had Master Moore start as Horshack and grow up into Chuck Connors.
The scene that broke my heart was when the Lady was selling Rice Cakes and her Little Girl was clinging to her. In 12 Years a Slave a Lady begged for her children not to be separated.
Twelve Years a Slave had me sobbing in parts just from people’s silent acting. They have long scenes where you just have to watch the brutality in real time and don’t cut. It was extremely effective. There there was a part where the main character is waiting for something life changing to come through, I guess this isn’t really a spoiler given the title, but it’s his rescue from slavery, cuz he was born free and kidnapped from New York in 1841. The camera just holds on his face for a minute and a half, which I’m most movies would never work. But it’s the combination of knowing what is going on in his mind, seeing this heartbreaking mix of emotion on his face, and then he looks right into the camera, like it’s telling us we are not going to let you feel comfortable or give you a break, you are going to get a real sense of what slaves went through, or as much as possible in a movie. It’s not a movie you watch yo turn your mind off. Most people I have heard say they would never watch it more than once, and again, normally that would be a bad thing, but the movie breaks you down emotionally, so if you do watch it again, it wouldn’t be for a long ass time. Everyone in it is exceptional. I have always been impressed with movies like Roots (the older and more recent versions) and Amistad and I’ll even watch Django Unchained, accepting it’s not realistic... but 12 Years a Slave in its own league. You just have to watch it to get what I’m talking about
@@Stardust_7273 I just cringed and shook my head at that scene. Michael Fassbender who played The Massa had a very hard time with the violent scenes, felt absolutely awful. Also he lusted after Patsy the way Tom Moore lusted after Kizzy.
@@laminage omg I know…
Watching those scenes is hard enough… I can’t imagine trying to act in them. I have some wonder about the children who are in these movies, the young black children… I can’t imagine that that isn’t psychologically damaging to them in some way.
@@Stardust_7273 I am sure they are told in advance that although it's hard they are acting. Remember in The Movie Version of "Hair" where Little Lafayette is crying because his Daddy yelled at Mama and he didn't know why. I'm sure they didn't say anything because they wanted him to think it was real. Folks at My Mother's Office back in the day apologized to her for what happened. Kids in Elementary Schools were crying when they saw the Ship Scene. In The Book The Young Mandika Maiden got killed by a Shark after jumping off the ship.
I remember seeing this in 3rd grade , great movie.
I'm crying! I'm hurt, angered, and sickened.
I agree with you 💯🤔🤨
Go see a doctor then
@what your Ancestors did to blacks !
Goat-pharquers still practice it.
Chaat aap !
This series made me cry when I was a little boy
This is sicking!! People shouldn't be treated this way no matter who they are.
There is “No matter who they are”. It’s whose they are and you aren’t one
It is horrible how black folks were treated, they absolutely deserve reparations, its even more disgusting that the people that Masterminded the transatlantic slave trade get none of the blame, meanwhile they are filthy rich with their central banks, control of the media, overrepresentation in our government, control of Hollywood and the music industry, that they took over with their vast wealth earned off of the backs of enslaved African Americans and still continue to use an exploit till this very day
@@iamedullaa1752 huh?
@@iamedullaa1752 interesting point
Eminem: *exists
Dude at 2:10, 3:54 and 4:06: I'm about to end this man whole career.
He’s Eminem’s ancient ancestor
@@ishythefishy6383 no, shut up, he is the original Eminem
The sad thing is: this could return each moment... if I watch how people are treated in te company I work for...
It's hard to believe this was considered normal life years ago, treated like cattle, shameful
You shouldn't treat cattle like that why the hell is it everytime you see abuse you think that is treating them like animals as if it's okay to do to animals
@Marian Macko not acceptable at all
@@AnimalLover--because animals have no rights unlike humans you can treat them however you want
@@luisfilipe2023 You couldnt be more wrong
Animals have rights and no you cannot treat them however you want that is why people are in prison if they harm an animal
@@AnimalLover-- do animals have imortal souls then no they don’t have rights proclaiming rights doesn’t magically make them appear
Jesus, he called him a "fine animal". No matter how often I see this scene, I still can't believe that. 😟
Hank Harrison it’s really sick
Do not say the lords name in vein, or make fun of God. But I agree they where do messed up
@@boostedrr7205 Goddamn it, stop being a nitpicking judge!
@@boostedrr7205 Shut the fuck up.
Jesus never existed just like kunta kinte
Reality is stranger than fiction.
The way things should be.. back when “they” knew their place. No uppety smart mouthing either.?😊😊😊
you sick phoque
As a black african this breaks my heart,
It's horrible scenes like that make me ill
your ancestor probably captured and sold Toby to the white men 🙄
As horrendous and sick as this was, the captives sent to South America and the Carribean were treated even worse (unimaginable) as their death rates were so high that the slavers went back to capture more and more of them over the years, extending the slave trade.
Blimey he’s turned into Max Cady😂
when is the next auction happening?
Fucking never I hope
Who says it will?
Is happening every night in your mother's bedroom
So sad that one nationality will treat humans like this 😢
look up the arab slave trade, it still happens today, it went on for far longer and it was 4x worse. every nation had slaves and black people sold black people into slavery
@spongebobcrazy123
ALL SLAVERY WAS WRONG, ARE YOU KIDDING???
People who reply to RUclips comments and accidentally leave the comment on the main video shouldn't be allowed to have opinions, even if I agree with them.
@@wirt2663I’ve always wondered why this is a thing from older comments
@@garrynewman6211 yeah, maybe its a youtube glitch, i keep seeing it everywhere
@@ChadLuca Yeah same, it’s always the 10+ year old comments
115 sterling pounds equals 25k and change in modern money.
Very shrewd indeed.
ziggy morris I am going on
This is so sad we all are Humans just light or dark skin watching this is sickning smh
This is no time to laugh but look at his face when he sees the seller 4:11
yes Gary, this is definitely not the time to laugh
Fanta is so cute!
To think this actually happened is unbelievable
I'm white and I feel so sad watching this. I can't believe people were treated like this because of their colour (and objectified)
Edit: Stop with the reply wars. There are still slaves all over central asia and there has been white slaves before. My point is that no one should be treated like this.
Edit: Cant believe people getting riled up because I mentioned white.
@Craig F. Thompson are you seriously comparing this? They are both fucked up events..They don't compare...This isn't something to compare
TomRP - YT one would only compare if one is putting forth a theory that is aligned with one’s attitudes.
Why feel bad? Can not change past it already happened no matter what you feel. Plus this movie is fictional.
Gene Paulk what did africans / african americans do to you ?
The part that gets me is that these people call there self's Christian this is the most evil shit to do rape an murderer smh
I love auctions
I wouldn't have paid that much for her.
why
@@limbo815 £115 !! Daylight robbery. More like £50.
F***k. This is so savage. It is so low from any one who would call themselves civilized.
'CONGRATS!!!! You used "savage" in it's correct terms
When I think back to the late 80's and 90's it seems no time at all ,on my travels through islamic countries I was faced with choosing black slaves to help me to work on a project ,they were forced to stand naked and beaten with a riding crop ,I can tell you I felt the humiliation with them ,I chose 5 and a youngster I knew had lied about his age ,knowing I could have them work with me rather than serve was my priority ,they worked the same hours and received the same food ,and we covered for the young lad by letting him do easy tasks ,I was considered the crazy eccentric Englishman as I used to force them all into my car rather than let them walk miles everyday on desert sand ,I am saying this because slavery is not a thing of the past ! it continues today in many countries ! and it must be stopped ,you might wonder why I agreed to accept them ? because I knew others would treat them like dirt and abuse them without any equal respect ,this is not history it thrives in the Far & Middle East !,,World leaders know this ! yet keep it hidden and accuse others of being racist,the people that started slavery are still continuing and nothing is being done ,it is only the white man that woke up to this evil practice
There are things that humans are still proven to be barbaric. As long as Slavery and Rape still exists in human society, then humans are still vile creatures. If they are Space Creatures in Outer Space, they would have already examined human history and know that humans can't be trusted.
What's your name? Is it Richard Wills? I'll have The Daily Mirror and BBC at your doorstep this week shouting questions at your slaving days of the past! Your career life will be over with! "Cole Tanner Exposes Former Slaver on RUclips website". I'll be on the news talking about how I'll found a man in the UK that admitted to day slaving Muslim kids" I'll be a hero!
@@coletanner5193 very strange you speak of the praise and fame you'll get and not about exposing slavery for the benefit of mankind!!!!
@@shanonshanon9703 I guess I'd of had to see. It to believe it..do Muslims force naked blacks to be auction Ed off to the highest bidder? Maybe but at least take a pic..he said late 80 and early 90s...maybe 1880s Saudi Arabia..not saying the never did or don't today but naked 1989 black kids being whipped and forced to work..maybe but again take a pic
@@coletanner5193 oh I thought u were serious. Sorry. But whether their being technically auctioned off or not is really not the issue. Maybe not in his case but it does happen. Child slavery (child labor or sex trafficking) is auctioned on the internet.
this is from Roots its a 13 part series they show it in 8th grade
or year 9 for english equivalent
now they are doing it for year 8
What is the series called?
the book is called underground to canada and the main charater is June lilly/ Julilly
lol no, it’s call roots. An American saga. Came out in 1977. Some of the best actors out there got their big break in this miniseries
@@BellaBearEatsCheesehuh
SAY MY NAME
#GEORGE FLOYD
"I CANT BREATHE"
RIP HUMANITY 2020
His name was kunta kinte
@connor august who is George Floyd?
@@SuperSimpleasthat are you serious?
#BLM
RIP George Floyd, you did not deserve this. Screw you American police.
(America, do not come after me, pls)
@Craig F. Thompson who?
Looks like an NFL combine!! 😂
Look at his eyes he's not even close to being broken
Exactly and I think that most of the slaveowners could tell. That’s the reason they wasn’t bidding on him.
the company should've gelded Toby, that'd break him for sure 👍
The failure of this is no acknowledgement for the fact Africans built those buildings in the background.
Slavery was a bad thing but I’m pretty they didn’t man
Lol cope
@@vv9228 what
Because they most likely didn’t.
They were bought by rich people for their plantations.
They were uneducated workers… those buildings were build by white men employed in construction companies not slaves.
It's a film set lol
For God so loved the "WORLD"!!!!!
Believe it or not,Slavery is still goin on,black people's we must come together,our people's went thru hell,May they rest peacefully,amen
I first saw this episode almost forty years ago and didn't initially understand the sexual abuse that African women experienced at the hands of the slaveholders. In this scene they are planning to rape and impregnate this woman. I wasn't sure whether the auctioneer was saying, "Put her to it" or "Put it to her." The result would still be the same. I still not clear on the "Once the whore said from bottle to bed." It's amazing how my people survived this period and help builted this nation.
+bass reemer. ditto black lies matter when some fool like Mike Brown gets blown away
Johnny B Bad shut stupid bald head ass up and get out the comments wit racist European ass
Kaykays empire Who sold and captured Blacks and sold them into slavery? BLACK AFRICANS. Before there were even European colonies in the Americas, African Slaves were being sold to buyers in India, far east, Persia and to other Black Africans. Stop blaming the white man, pull yourself up
Craig F. Thompson If slavery exist it's in the mind. Or on the welfare rolls.
Craig F. Thompson of course they are...there are more white people. I'm not surprised at all. The Black Population in the USA has been declining since the civil war. It was 18%...now below 12%. Why you're bringing up welfare shows you for the racist you are. I'm bi-racial, my wife is black and so are my children. Go and learn so history before you challenge me on it.
how could anyone think this was ok??
Sadly, it was the era and zeitgeist. People were victims of their time. What was viewed as perfectly acceptable around world at the time is, of course, unconscionable today.
Society is still dealing with the aftereffects of racism today.
So sickening to see those innocent human being being treated as those they were animals. My curse to all those heartless human beings to prayed on innocent humans. Slavery was a very dark and shameful institution on history. I feel so sorry for those slaves who had no rights.
Remember that their own tribes scolded them in to this life
I remember seeing this for the first time. I remember how utterly horrified I felt
she gonna do some fine work 😁
I know what my ancestors did was no where near my fault and completely and totally put of my control, but whenever I see these re creation videos of what slavery was like, I can’t help but almost feel guilty.
You shouldn't
Do the Rothschilds feel guilty?
@@chrismoney3346 shut up nazi
You shouldn't none of what went on is any reflection on you
@@chrismoney3346 I heard that Anne Frank's Ancestors were Rothschilds
horrible what my people went through omg I just want to cry lord
The Legend, absoluter Ehrenmann
Everybody gangsta till there's a war
The good old days 😂❤
this is absolutely sickening I can't believe our world was like this make me sad all the people who had to go through this are in my heart 😭😊
It's only a movie princess.
Andrea Orr - Try it, pal. You'll go to the electric chair.
You're not very bright that still goes on in Africa
Andrea Orr Can How brave you are for attacking innocent folks who had nothing to do with any of this. Let’s see how tough you are by going after real, live evil like those gang bangers killing kids everyday all over this country. Go to the morgue, it’s filled with black kids who were recently murdered by other black kids for wearing the wrong colors or walking down the wrong block. Come on tough one, let’s see you in real action. Or are you a coward who needs to sneak up on innocent unarmed folks?
still goes on in africa today
i cant beleve how they are treating people
this truly is a bruh moment
hun
Just another tale of human savagery. Remember that it was their fellow Africans who sold them to the Europeans. So there is enough hate to go around the world for these events.
So what does that make this? Getting even?
I’m glad this film was made back when it was done because todays society wouldn’t allow it ,like many other ugliness in our past countries history it needs to be archived in way or another. I remember seeing this on TV when 1st aired and yes it was hard to watch,but I hope and pray that this is something that will never occur again and this film will educate the future others of our countries dark past.
This is downtown Petersburg Virginia.. iv seen this auction stand with my own two eyes
Slavery ended 140 years ago, I'd thought you'd remove those auctions stands by now. Hoping it back perhaps?
Craig F. Thompson Only the innocent who got sent to jail can complain about it. Criminals can suck at.
of course with your own. you can't see them with another person's eyes DUH!
Any bids?
I'll burn that bs down #KUNTA
#RIP GEORGE
I knew that this was done .... but, to see it so vividly reenacted sent waves of hatred and shame over me - hatred of those who perpetrated this miserable trade for gain, and shame that I may well have ancestors somewhere down the line who accepted abject slavery as normal.
You need not feel shame for the actions of your ancestors, if indeed you even had ancestors who participated. They were not your own actions.
That said, I do believe that all Americans - white or black, whether their ancestors were part of this or not - have the responsibility to help address the legacy of this history and rid our society of racial injustice. If nothing else, it's something we owe ourselves as Americans.
@Colin Gantiglew
Just remember something...
it was also other AFRICANS that kidnapped, captured
and sold their "fellow" Africans into the slave trade.
You should hold them just as responsible...
because they are just as guilty.
The real class starts after you leave school because you are definitely not reading this in the history books
All that struggling would've earned them a world of hurt.
It has come to a head. They will never forget. We today, will never forget. Enough of the madness, already!
@@denissegoatcher-avila3113 the oppressor always feels like u do.... U are not the victim.
@@not-even-german4892 We are all affected & connected. Some of us are empaths.
Alex Haley was strong
He had no bitterness
He had a good imagination, later admitting the story 'roots' was fiction.
People must have smelled back then I wonder how good was hygiene 🪥 back then in colonial America?
This is totally against humanity. How could ppl treat other humans like that. SHAME!!!!
it tears my heart apart
Need to break them bucks
Disgusting how people can be seen as property
Go to Libya and we'll see a modern version of this.
A scar that would never leave America
I wish I lived then
wh
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Why, for heaven's sake? Do you fancy being a slave owner????
A disgrace on Humanity.
Powerful story made my heart ache. The history channel version was very chilling.
this breaks my heart!!!
You right, cause she already wasted it on you. Isn't that right. These internet racist crack me up. Keep the jabs coming buddy, you're making my day.
+Eddie Thomas Never mind him. ✌
I know he was definitely wrong for what he posted.
But it fucking made laugh like crazy!
How can you laugh at that you do know slavery is bad
One CRAZY Who Dat! U k ow damn well u wouldn't say that to no person in real life u fucking internet thug
Who Still Listening Watching This, Me Dunce Cap Dummy Crazy..
“The first item for sale” ......this is a human being ....................disgusting
Its repulsive.
Yes it is terrible. She is a woman,not an item. Disgusting.
This sadly still happens!
where
I haven't seen Democrats this upset since Lincoln passed the Emancipation Proclamation.
3:56 some shit out of the nightmares
what's the going rate for them today?
Less! AIDS , STD's, drug addiction has really screwed up the product.
A dime of cc crack
What's the going rate for whites.
You dumb pass try that shut now
Dumb ass
These scenes are obscene to think human beings were once treated like that is making me ill
hang on, who’s here for history homework on 24-30th September 2020?
Where's my belly warmer?
She jumped off the mast and the sharks got her, remember?
Reminds me of when I was a child and we used to line up in front of the farmer so he could pick out who he wanted to work the field that day, good times
what the hell🧍🏽♀️
Tf😭
Umm?
@@xdiamondmikuclubx7051 Rural Ireland, a boy needed work!
Course it was paid work though, wasn't much but when you are a kid even a small amount isn't bad. Farmers would pay children and women to pick crops when the harvest season comes around.
But you don't see it any more I think they invented some machine that does it better. Either that or the government made it so you had to fill in mountains of paperwork for each child "employee", pay NI tax and pension contributions to a 6 year old picking strawberries 🤣
What is the name of the movie
+Sharya i'll like to know also.
+Sharya The movie name is "Roots"
+Sharya Roots (1977)
Turns out the fear and hate they felt for one another they really saw within themselves. Injustice will forever be wrong and unnecessary, and pure HATE. All of this because of simply FEAR OF NOT KNOWING/UNDERSTANDING.
Make America Great Again, American Apartide. 😎🙏🏼
This is no longer acceptable in today's society. I remember seeing this movie back in high school during history class, and I was in shock. Slavery is abolished, except for convicted criminals. According to the 13th amendment, "Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction." It has been ratified on December 6, 1865, almost eight months after the American Civil War ended with the Union's victory.
Could you tell me what the Name of the series/movie is please?
@@annabethchase2688 Roots (1977 miniseries). It is based on a book by Alex Haley, Roots: The Saga of an American Family.
@@superpan218 thx
I bet they still sell em in Africa & India to this day. Just not as openly, it's all done behind closed doors.
Ahhhhhh the good ole days
Those degenerate days when the slaves were being plucked from Indian tribes.
happy MLK day :)
Did yall know there was a slave auction block in Fredericksburg VA up until last year? It was on the sidewalk in downtown Fredericksburg.
This is from the miniseries Roots based on the book of the same name by author Alex Hailey. Unfortunately most of what he wrote in that book has been shown to be fiction. He was even sued for parts he took from another author's book.
Yeah he stole his accounts from another author and made up the rest. Fiction. Died of a bad heart
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My pleasure sir and I believe she will be my pleasure
can i have 2 large 1 medium and a bag of smalls. thank you .
What a good rap song
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@98bigbutt ... that is exactly HOW they were treated like, as property, no more than property, it is very cruel.
I highly recommend a book & PBS documentary named 'Slavery by Another Name.'
It's about another form of slavery that existed in the southern states until World War Two after the civil war.
The institutionalized slavery in the U.S. that started in the 1600s is the worst of all slavery in the human race history.
100 bucks things sure were cheap back then.
robert hingston Doesn't matter. 100 pounds concept is still the same. Inflation has hit every major financial system in the world if it has been around long enough.
Gavin Pickens you idiot don't you know anything about inflation?
$100 is a huge sum of money back then