Five African native groups that were taken to America, primarily through the transatlantic slave trade, include: 1. **Yoruba** - Originating from present-day Nigeria, the Yoruba people brought rich cultural traditions and religious practices. 2. **Igbo** - Hailing from southeastern Nigeria, the Igbo people contributed significantly to the cultural and social fabric of enslaved communities in America. 3. **Akan** - This group, primarily from Ghana and Ivory Coast, included various sub-groups like the Fante and Ashanti, known for their craftsmanship and agricultural skills. 4. **Mandinka** - Originating from West Africa, particularly in countries like Mali and Senegal, the Mandinka were known for their warrior culture and oral traditions. 5. **Kongo** - From the Kingdom of Kongo, located in present-day Angola and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Kongo people brought important agricultural knowledge and spiritual practices.
Tell the truth Professor and shame the devil! This has been the problem. It's been to many lies told through out history and they want to stand on these dam lies for life!
Five African native groups that were taken to America, primarily through the transatlantic slave trade, include: 1. **Yoruba** - Originating from present-day Nigeria, the Yoruba people brought rich cultural traditions and religious practices. 2. **Igbo** - Hailing from southeastern Nigeria, the Igbo people contributed significantly to the cultural and social fabric of enslaved communities in America. 3. **Akan** - This group, primarily from Ghana and Ivory Coast, included various sub-groups like the Fante and Ashanti, known for their craftsmanship and agricultural skills. 4. **Mandinka** - Originating from West Africa, particularly in countries like Mali and Senegal, the Mandinka were known for their warrior culture and oral traditions. 5. **Kongo** - From the Kingdom of Kongo, located in present-day Angola and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Kongo people brought important agricultural knowledge and spiritual practices.
Five African native groups that were taken to America, primarily through the transatlantic slave trade, include: 1. **Yoruba** - Originating from present-day Nigeria, the Yoruba people brought rich cultural traditions and religious practices. 2. **Igbo** - Hailing from southeastern Nigeria, the Igbo people contributed significantly to the cultural and social fabric of enslaved communities in America. 3. **Akan** - This group, primarily from Ghana and Ivory Coast, included various sub-groups like the Fante and Ashanti, known for their craftsmanship and agricultural skills. 4. **Mandinka** - Originating from West Africa, particularly in countries like Mali and Senegal, the Mandinka were known for their warrior culture and oral traditions. 5. **Kongo** - From the Kingdom of Kongo, located in present-day Angola and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Kongo people brought important agricultural knowledge and spiritual practices.
It’s not sad,we shouldn’t say that.How can one know who they are,when being taught from beginning of life you have been taught and told different.WHATS sad is our folk didn’t school us on who we were and is,give everyone a chance to learn who we are without judgement.
@shantellewhitfield861 that's what makes it sad. Our ancestors should have kept passing it down..that's all I'm saying...but its testing now ..there's no excuse. My whole family knows now. Take care
I have subscribed to your channel and I liked your videos. I would love to buy the speakers book when it is available. I am learning about real Black History for the first time. Things that I am hearing on your channel are very educational. The truth cannot be hidden anymore.
Five African native groups that were taken to America, primarily through the transatlantic slave trade, include: 1. **Yoruba** - Originating from present-day Nigeria, the Yoruba people brought rich cultural traditions and religious practices. 2. **Igbo** - Hailing from southeastern Nigeria, the Igbo people contributed significantly to the cultural and social fabric of enslaved communities in America. 3. **Akan** - This group, primarily from Ghana and Ivory Coast, included various sub-groups like the Fante and Ashanti, known for their craftsmanship and agricultural skills. 4. **Mandinka** - Originating from West Africa, particularly in countries like Mali and Senegal, the Mandinka were known for their warrior culture and oral traditions. 5. **Kongo** - From the Kingdom of Kongo, located in present-day Angola and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Kongo people brought important agricultural knowledge and spiritual practices.
The first man AND first woman and the very 1st child born on the Land mass/area of The World as we know it, as Africa(AKA) in the place called "Garden of Eden". The Land Mass was divided by water into Continents by the proof of the flood, which was the idea of The ONE and Only God Almighty. We were there in the beginning of the exsistence of LIFE on this Plant❤, AMEN 🙏
Five African native groups that were taken to America, primarily through the transatlantic slave trade, include: 1. **Yoruba** - Originating from present-day Nigeria, the Yoruba people brought rich cultural traditions and religious practices. 2. **Igbo** - Hailing from southeastern Nigeria, the Igbo people contributed significantly to the cultural and social fabric of enslaved communities in America. 3. **Akan** - This group, primarily from Ghana and Ivory Coast, included various sub-groups like the Fante and Ashanti, known for their craftsmanship and agricultural skills. 4. **Mandinka** - Originating from West Africa, particularly in countries like Mali and Senegal, the Mandinka were known for their warrior culture and oral traditions. 5. **Kongo** - From the Kingdom of Kongo, located in present-day Angola and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Kongo people brought important agricultural knowledge and spiritual practices.
Five African native groups that were taken to America, primarily through the transatlantic slave trade, include: 1. **Yoruba** - Originating from present-day Nigeria, the Yoruba people brought rich cultural traditions and religious practices. 2. **Igbo** - Hailing from southeastern Nigeria, the Igbo people contributed significantly to the cultural and social fabric of enslaved communities in America. 3. **Akan** - This group, primarily from Ghana and Ivory Coast, included various sub-groups like the Fante and Ashanti, known for their craftsmanship and agricultural skills. 4. **Mandinka** - Originating from West Africa, particularly in countries like Mali and Senegal, the Mandinka were known for their warrior culture and oral traditions. 5. **Kongo** - From the Kingdom of Kongo, located in present-day Angola and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Kongo people brought important agricultural knowledge and spiritual practices.
Our Heavenly Father YAHWEH has sent us His Only Begotten Son YAHWEH BEN YAHWEH OUR Messiah forevermore righteously ❤❤❤!! Our Heavenly Father YAHWEH has sent us His Victorious Son YAHWEH BEN YAHWEH OUR Messiah save us from sin and deception ❤❤❤!
Here we go: Five African native groups that were taken to America, primarily through the transatlantic slave trade, include: 1. **Yoruba** - Originating from present-day Nigeria, the Yoruba people brought rich cultural traditions and religious practices. 2. **Igbo** - Hailing from southeastern Nigeria, the Igbo people contributed significantly to the cultural and social fabric of enslaved communities in America. 3. **Akan** - This group, primarily from Ghana and Ivory Coast, included various sub-groups like the Fante and Ashanti, known for their craftsmanship and agricultural skills. 4. **Mandinka** - Originating from West Africa, particularly in countries like Mali and Senegal, the Mandinka were known for their warrior culture and oral traditions. 5. **Kongo** - From the Kingdom of Kongo, located in present-day Angola and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Kongo people brought important agricultural knowledge and spiritual practices. And I am just a ley person…..👍
My brother, subtle are the ways in which we are programmed, and even in your statement, you mentioned " Black People" as if we are a race. Are we not African, Nubian, Cushites etc, There is no country called Black. Therefore, let us be careful in how we refer to ourselves as the psychological impact has far-reaching consequences.
KEMBO KEMBO NA TATA NZAMBI YAMA ZULU SO NINI NA NINI SOMANDLA THE I AM NZAMBI MAPUNGU TOLINDO MAMADOMBA MASCHINE FEMININE THE DEVINE SOURCE MBOTE BANA BETU BANA NZAMBI BANA KONGO POWERFUL LESSON OUR PRECIOUS YAYA YOU NAMED OUR PRECIOUS FAMILY THAT BROUGHT US TRUTH THROUGHOUT The YEARS MANY OF OUR PRECIOUS ROYALS OF AFRIKA / EMBO ALKEBULAN KATOPIA KAMA KOLA KEMET KINGDOM OF KONGO BUGANI KINGDOM MALI EMPIRE AND MANY MORE OTHER ARE SCATTERED THROUGH THE FOUR CORNERS OF THE EARTH FROM SOUTH CENTRAL AND NORTH AMERICA EUROPE ASIA CAYMAN ISLAND OUR PREVIOUS ROYALS BUNTU’S ISRAELITES NUBIANS ARE WALKING UP WORLD WIDE ASE SHALOM IMHOTEP SALAAMAH SALEM ALEKEM PEACE LOVE LITE GRADATUDE
Five African native groups that were taken to America, primarily through the transatlantic slave trade, include: 1. **Yoruba** - Originating from present-day Nigeria, the Yoruba people brought rich cultural traditions and religious practices. 2. **Igbo** - Hailing from southeastern Nigeria, the Igbo people contributed significantly to the cultural and social fabric of enslaved communities in America. 3. **Akan** - This group, primarily from Ghana and Ivory Coast, included various sub-groups like the Fante and Ashanti, known for their craftsmanship and agricultural skills. 4. **Mandinka** - Originating from West Africa, particularly in countries like Mali and Senegal, the Mandinka were known for their warrior culture and oral traditions. 5. **Kongo** - From the Kingdom of Kongo, located in present-day Angola and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Kongo people brought important agricultural knowledge and spiritual practices.
The devil is being stripped naked and his lies is being exposed and Im loving every minute of it. Beautiful time to be alive Black family ✊🏿
Black Elites are the problem. U think we can withstand this Trump folks aggression that's about to occur?
Five African native groups that were taken to America, primarily through the transatlantic slave trade, include:
1. **Yoruba** - Originating from present-day Nigeria, the Yoruba people brought rich cultural traditions and religious practices.
2. **Igbo** - Hailing from southeastern Nigeria, the Igbo people contributed significantly to the cultural and social fabric of enslaved communities in America.
3. **Akan** - This group, primarily from Ghana and Ivory Coast, included various sub-groups like the Fante and Ashanti, known for their craftsmanship and agricultural skills.
4. **Mandinka** - Originating from West Africa, particularly in countries like Mali and Senegal, the Mandinka were known for their warrior culture and oral traditions.
5. **Kongo** - From the Kingdom of Kongo, located in present-day Angola and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Kongo people brought important agricultural knowledge and spiritual practices.
Tell the truth Professor and shame the devil! This has been the problem. It's been to many lies told through out history and they want to stand on these dam lies for life!
We were enslaved here; that was a powerful statement!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Yes he made some very important points on the video. Thanks for watching
such a great orator who understands the level of misrepresentation of historical facts among African Americans
Totally agree with you on this
Five African native groups that were taken to America, primarily through the transatlantic slave trade, include:
1. **Yoruba** - Originating from present-day Nigeria, the Yoruba people brought rich cultural traditions and religious practices.
2. **Igbo** - Hailing from southeastern Nigeria, the Igbo people contributed significantly to the cultural and social fabric of enslaved communities in America.
3. **Akan** - This group, primarily from Ghana and Ivory Coast, included various sub-groups like the Fante and Ashanti, known for their craftsmanship and agricultural skills.
4. **Mandinka** - Originating from West Africa, particularly in countries like Mali and Senegal, the Mandinka were known for their warrior culture and oral traditions.
5. **Kongo** - From the Kingdom of Kongo, located in present-day Angola and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Kongo people brought important agricultural knowledge and spiritual practices.
HIS-STORY....NOT OURS
Good to see Dr. Asante is still bringing truth and logic to African people.
Why do continue to demand truth from them, there is none. We must focus our strength to build our life in truth
Thanks for sharing because our people act like they don't know who they are and its so sad
Five African native groups that were taken to America, primarily through the transatlantic slave trade, include:
1. **Yoruba** - Originating from present-day Nigeria, the Yoruba people brought rich cultural traditions and religious practices.
2. **Igbo** - Hailing from southeastern Nigeria, the Igbo people contributed significantly to the cultural and social fabric of enslaved communities in America.
3. **Akan** - This group, primarily from Ghana and Ivory Coast, included various sub-groups like the Fante and Ashanti, known for their craftsmanship and agricultural skills.
4. **Mandinka** - Originating from West Africa, particularly in countries like Mali and Senegal, the Mandinka were known for their warrior culture and oral traditions.
5. **Kongo** - From the Kingdom of Kongo, located in present-day Angola and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Kongo people brought important agricultural knowledge and spiritual practices.
It’s not sad,we shouldn’t say that.How can one know who they are,when being taught from beginning of life you have been taught and told different.WHATS sad is our folk didn’t school us on who we were and is,give everyone a chance to learn who we are without judgement.
@shantellewhitfield861 that's what makes it sad. Our ancestors should have kept passing it down..that's all I'm saying...but its testing now ..there's no excuse. My whole family knows now. Take care
Excellent scholarship at it's best.
I have subscribed to your channel and I liked your videos. I would love to buy the speakers book when it is available. I am learning about real Black History for the first time. Things that I am hearing on your channel are very educational. The truth cannot be hidden anymore.
Five African native groups that were taken to America, primarily through the transatlantic slave trade, include:
1. **Yoruba** - Originating from present-day Nigeria, the Yoruba people brought rich cultural traditions and religious practices.
2. **Igbo** - Hailing from southeastern Nigeria, the Igbo people contributed significantly to the cultural and social fabric of enslaved communities in America.
3. **Akan** - This group, primarily from Ghana and Ivory Coast, included various sub-groups like the Fante and Ashanti, known for their craftsmanship and agricultural skills.
4. **Mandinka** - Originating from West Africa, particularly in countries like Mali and Senegal, the Mandinka were known for their warrior culture and oral traditions.
5. **Kongo** - From the Kingdom of Kongo, located in present-day Angola and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Kongo people brought important agricultural knowledge and spiritual practices.
This is so profound!!🙏🏿
The first man AND first woman and the very 1st child born on the Land mass/area of The World as we know it, as Africa(AKA) in the place called "Garden of Eden". The Land Mass was divided by water into Continents by the proof of the flood, which was the idea of The ONE and Only God Almighty. We were there in the beginning of the exsistence of LIFE on this Plant❤, AMEN 🙏
73 baby here and yes I was taught Greek history and eruopean history after that black american but no African history
Displaced and Replaced. Wake up and embrace historic renaissance.
Great speech
Someone share this with Repblican Matt Gates please.
nice work ❤❤
Thank you! 😊
great lesson. Ap❤❤❤
Take the identity and history, then imprint (assimilated) into lessor intellectual culture. Exposure to their benefits, we Excel across their culture.
Powerful video 💫
Thank you❤
Thanks for disseminating this info
Five African native groups that were taken to America, primarily through the transatlantic slave trade, include:
1. **Yoruba** - Originating from present-day Nigeria, the Yoruba people brought rich cultural traditions and religious practices.
2. **Igbo** - Hailing from southeastern Nigeria, the Igbo people contributed significantly to the cultural and social fabric of enslaved communities in America.
3. **Akan** - This group, primarily from Ghana and Ivory Coast, included various sub-groups like the Fante and Ashanti, known for their craftsmanship and agricultural skills.
4. **Mandinka** - Originating from West Africa, particularly in countries like Mali and Senegal, the Mandinka were known for their warrior culture and oral traditions.
5. **Kongo** - From the Kingdom of Kongo, located in present-day Angola and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Kongo people brought important agricultural knowledge and spiritual practices.
Amen 🙏🏿
That was heavy info. ❤
Dr. Van ivan Sertima Look his work up as well
Five African native groups that were taken to America, primarily through the transatlantic slave trade, include:
1. **Yoruba** - Originating from present-day Nigeria, the Yoruba people brought rich cultural traditions and religious practices.
2. **Igbo** - Hailing from southeastern Nigeria, the Igbo people contributed significantly to the cultural and social fabric of enslaved communities in America.
3. **Akan** - This group, primarily from Ghana and Ivory Coast, included various sub-groups like the Fante and Ashanti, known for their craftsmanship and agricultural skills.
4. **Mandinka** - Originating from West Africa, particularly in countries like Mali and Senegal, the Mandinka were known for their warrior culture and oral traditions.
5. **Kongo** - From the Kingdom of Kongo, located in present-day Angola and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Kongo people brought important agricultural knowledge and spiritual practices.
Our Heavenly Father YAHWEH has sent us His Only Begotten Son YAHWEH BEN YAHWEH OUR Messiah forevermore righteously ❤❤❤!!
Our Heavenly Father YAHWEH has sent us His Victorious Son YAHWEH BEN YAHWEH OUR Messiah save us from sin and deception ❤❤❤!
Here we go:
Five African native groups that were taken to America, primarily through the transatlantic slave trade, include:
1. **Yoruba** - Originating from present-day Nigeria, the Yoruba people brought rich cultural traditions and religious practices.
2. **Igbo** - Hailing from southeastern Nigeria, the Igbo people contributed significantly to the cultural and social fabric of enslaved communities in America.
3. **Akan** - This group, primarily from Ghana and Ivory Coast, included various sub-groups like the Fante and Ashanti, known for their craftsmanship and agricultural skills.
4. **Mandinka** - Originating from West Africa, particularly in countries like Mali and Senegal, the Mandinka were known for their warrior culture and oral traditions.
5. **Kongo** - From the Kingdom of Kongo, located in present-day Angola and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Kongo people brought important agricultural knowledge and spiritual practices.
And I am just a ley person…..👍
So true our people really lost
Why are The Clique bedroom Usain Bolt African building pyramids in Egypt no African Pyramid in Egypt
My brother, subtle are the ways in which we are programmed, and even in your statement, you mentioned " Black People" as if we are a race. Are we not African, Nubian, Cushites etc, There is no country called Black. Therefore, let us be careful in how we refer to ourselves as the psychological impact has far-reaching consequences.
KEMBO KEMBO NA TATA NZAMBI YAMA ZULU SO NINI NA NINI SOMANDLA THE I AM NZAMBI MAPUNGU TOLINDO MAMADOMBA MASCHINE FEMININE THE DEVINE SOURCE MBOTE BANA BETU BANA NZAMBI BANA KONGO POWERFUL LESSON OUR PRECIOUS YAYA YOU NAMED OUR PRECIOUS FAMILY THAT BROUGHT US TRUTH THROUGHOUT The YEARS MANY OF OUR PRECIOUS ROYALS OF AFRIKA / EMBO ALKEBULAN KATOPIA KAMA KOLA KEMET KINGDOM OF KONGO BUGANI KINGDOM MALI EMPIRE AND MANY MORE OTHER ARE SCATTERED THROUGH THE FOUR CORNERS OF THE EARTH FROM SOUTH CENTRAL AND NORTH AMERICA EUROPE ASIA CAYMAN ISLAND OUR PREVIOUS ROYALS BUNTU’S ISRAELITES NUBIANS ARE WALKING UP WORLD WIDE ASE SHALOM IMHOTEP SALAAMAH SALEM ALEKEM PEACE LOVE LITE GRADATUDE
Europeans went to Japan.
Five African native groups that were taken to America, primarily through the transatlantic slave trade, include:
1. **Yoruba** - Originating from present-day Nigeria, the Yoruba people brought rich cultural traditions and religious practices.
2. **Igbo** - Hailing from southeastern Nigeria, the Igbo people contributed significantly to the cultural and social fabric of enslaved communities in America.
3. **Akan** - This group, primarily from Ghana and Ivory Coast, included various sub-groups like the Fante and Ashanti, known for their craftsmanship and agricultural skills.
4. **Mandinka** - Originating from West Africa, particularly in countries like Mali and Senegal, the Mandinka were known for their warrior culture and oral traditions.
5. **Kongo** - From the Kingdom of Kongo, located in present-day Angola and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Kongo people brought important agricultural knowledge and spiritual practices.