Read about the Curse of Ham(Noah Sons) me being a Christian, justified all of Islam and Christianity, Jew, to allow slavery, BBC just telling a fairytale with this Episode not the cause(touchy subject). Great monetary incentives for Islam, Christianity and Jew, heck even the Mormons prevent black people becoming priest due to the Curse of Ham to this day. Lol Then Italy tried to conquer Ethiopia in 1934-38, guess to became friends, thwarted thank God I think???? Haratins were the last slaves in 1981-2007 in Mauritania, in 2008 Oil found irony. Read about the Black/Arabs Moors
@@mutijimacedrick1622 Then they shouldn’t be going out kidnapping other Indigenous African tribes and selling them. Africa still had the future they wanted now than from the past. We were missed nor do I missed them at all.
What do you mean? You literally had African countries that were involved in slave trading. It was going on for centuries. Current day Benin, Nigeria and other neighboring countries. They would go and hunt small tribes for livestock butchering their leaders and taking the prisoners as slaves which they then traded for goods. Just look up the shit that went on with the Dahomey tribe.
@@mesicek7 Countries? nigga there were no african countries between the 16th to the 19th centuries (except maybe liberia which was formed) What their flags look like, these countries you claim where selling others? They didnt even reffer to themselves and others or see themselves as African or whatever modern day nationality there is now.
@@kingimmanuel3411 You had kingdoms. And what those kingdoms did you're better not researching. Also using the word nigga you seem like you don't care what that word means especially if you're black and you're still using it.
It’s not “AFRICAN HISTORY “ we were different before they came. STOP the BS ! It’s ASHAME how we buy into this idea that we must maintain a bad memory in order to learn. Basically Africa is holding on to pain and suffering and will never grow if it doesn’t DESTROY all the wicked architectural properties that keeps Africa looking OLD and ghetto-like.
I read about Olaudah Equiano. I loved his autobiography so much. I interestingly he also met his sister who was also captured. Eventually he met his sister who was also captured by a different master. He met his sister when his master happen to meet up with his sister's master. He said in his words "we were even denied the privilege of crying together". I read that book back in Pope John senior high
Tell your story and dont wait for anyone, once you starting telling it they will find you. Brother it with no shame, no regrets but lessons to rise above the stigma. Lots of love from Nigeria
I just watched this video, and I have noticed that my life is no longer the same. An unspeakable inner pain reigns in me that are only increasing within my soul. I understand now how my ancestors went through so much hardship and inhuman treatment that I lack words to describe the suffering and shame they had experienced. Between deceit, sabotage, rivalry and tribal wars, many fell into the traps of slavery. How many had not died and thrown into the sea? How many indeed were subjugated placed to mistreatment? The day of reckoning must come to help us clarify everything.
Slavery has existed since time began. All peoples have been subjected to slavery. Arab slavers existed 100's of years before America was discovered by Europeans. Black people should look at slavery from a world perspective instead of pretending it only happened to them. The British and the Americans were primarily responsible foe ending slavery in western countries and fighting to end it around the world. Hundreds of thousands of white people died to end slavery!!!
Dear Mrs. Zeinab.... you have made a respectable landmark to the History of Africa documenting a great civilization being the cradle of humanity. The history will always remember your documentary being as great as the African civilization.
But what about the part her people played in the enslaving of Africana? The Arabs came across in the 8th century and started enslaving Africans immediately. Her people helped to steal so much of our birth right and now she giving documentaries on the European's slavery. What about hers?
Please , please watch all the 20 episodes before you comment on the only ones that you have watched and have issues with. I do not think that the producers have ever said anywhere that this documentary series represents the total and complete history of Africa. Learn what you can from this and get more knowledge from the many other resources available. We live to learn.There is an Akan proverb “knowledge does not reside in one head”
Given the current discussion about the legacy of enslavement in the US, I was really interested to see the African side of the story as well. On both sides of the Atlantic, the economic and social impacts are still devastating. Thanks so much for this perspective.
You did not see the African side, you saw the BBC side. There are actual African historians that were born, raised and teach in Africa that have their lessons on RUclips. And all of them are gracious to Europe and America because they stopped their slavery and then used their might to end it all over the world including finally bringing an end to the ISLAMIC Africa slave trade which was started in the 7th century and went into the 1900s...yeah, 1900s. Islam not only has never apologized for it, they pretend it never happened and are even working to bring it back. They managed to do it in Libya, where they RIGHT NOW capture those fleeing the Sub-Sarah and sell them into slavery. You can see videos of it on RUclips. Anyway. they also teach how White Europeans were also taken into slavery by Islam and the Berbers and that more of them were taken in the over 700 year period of it happening than African slaves were taken by Europe. Which is true.
My brother it's always a cultural awakening to see my African family well attire in our regale tradition clothing it shows that their are some of our descendents still know of our pride and dignity we were a part of .I salute you my family.
This has been happening since recorded times and still is. And will be long after I'm gone. How could any decent human do these atrocities to another, then go to church?
In Ghana the the youth have a saying.....If there's a place in the sky made of gold and the white man has the manuals ,no blackman will have access to the place
But why should the Blackman always wait to be allowed access to the manuals. We should always strive to find that gold laden place in the sky and possess the powers to its accessibility.
Perhaps 🤔 my ignorance the white supremacy ideology rules Kenya and most of African continent, obamaland is unconscionable still trafficking for centuries their children. It happens here we are in stomach of the beast but African still colonized. We are stuck stupid for allowing a handful of WS keep us chained physical, mentally.WAKE UP.
I've been feeling alone in my search for empirical evidence of the trauma that I believe plays a great part to the behaviour of my people, both here in Africa and outside. I have cried, but I am grateful to learn.
Thank you Zeinab and your crew for this series of documentaries...There was a major point you let out or omit in your work; the role played by the Catholic Church as an enticing element and the power behind the slaves owners, fooling them with their enchantements as God was ok with the slavary business as long as they send their offrands to the pope. The Catholic Church played a major role in removing guilt in the heart of the slaves owners by their misquoting of the Bible.
They didnt need to do any of that because the slave owners existed BEFORE the church came in. Islam was there buying slaves from the 7th to 19th centuries and helped to bring it back a decade ago. You can go watch Muslims selling sub-Saharans into slavery right here on RUclips. Go watch something from an actual African historian and listen how they teach history IN Africa. They are angry at Islam for doing it, for never apologizing or even admitting it happened and are grateful to Europe and America for not only apologizing but for actually HELPING Africa a great deal in the last 40 years and for also helping to end slavery there. The BBC, is pure propaganda trash.
What happened in (Saint-Domingue) Haiti at the end of the 18th century was not a rebellion or a revolt. It was a REVOLUTION. The most important revolution (philosophically) in modern History.
These devils want to change the narrative . always trying to condition thor psychological twist narrative of black people fightingf for their freedom in the hand of the oppressor , a Revolution as a Rebellion. They always in their mind see black people, the original people of the Earth as their destroyer that's why they are afraid CTO let go of the controlling issue/ power of alwya killing or monitoring black people.
Lesprilib1 Haitians are the only nation in history who did what they did. They won the war but lost their freedom. The French American white supremacy system have kept their foot on Haiti throats via unconscionable economic policies. These white Supremacist removed a democratically elected President Aristide and placed their white supremacy in office a baby doc type president in office this active thanks to bush/Colin Powell.🤔
Very good documentery however I've notice that they never really mention , or addres the slave trade to the Caribean, and North America was not the only place where the slaves where taken to ? Brazil, South, and Central America as well as the Caribean had a large groups of Africans brought there as slaves . Seems to me that one more time history it's being told by those with money and power.
It leaves an empty space inside of me that reading and time cannot fill. I don’t know without a doubt where I came from but know that I am not a Caucasian; black, negro, colored, African American are not races but rather what the politicians decided to call me. I was born on continent of Norte America so it is true to say I am a North American.
Obviously lots of people are making comments without seeing the other episodes. This is episode 17 and everything is not covered in one episode. 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
This is the sanitized version of what happened in all of its abominations and horror. After a 500 years the stench of the malevolence lingers. I do appreciate that BBC spent money to put the documentary together. Every little scrap of history cobbled together is precious. Thank you for posting this for the public. It is a necessary resource.
I'm Brazilian black, can you imagine the slavery here back in time and now? The violence on Favelas are a slavery too. Many bro and sis doesn't open their eyes to whats going on, who wants them the way they are. So sad about the nowadays slavery modus operandis.
Economic motive, more than moral and religious motives, was instrumental and paramount to ending slavery. Very wise words by the Professor. This collection of documentaries is magnificent btw. Very educational!
How so? The Industrial Revolution demanded MORE cheap labour in the colonies, not less....Yet the British ended the global, ubiquitous institution. This is ridiculous.
My great great great grandfather and his brothers were fleeing from being caught by slaves traders. They were 3 brothers . Their family name was Capo or Kakpo. They decided that they would go separate ways to have more chances to be alive and they also changed names. My great kept the name Capo and his brothers were Gnanwi and Quenum. We have been told that they haven’t been captured. Quenum, Kakpo and Gnanwi are names that are found in Benin, that’s how we know that they made it. I still don’t know how my grandpa speaks fluent Portuguese and he was mixed as well.
Loving this one thanks for sharing very information blessed love to all knowledge is power hopefully everyone pays attention keep up the good work 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
This is one of the biggest topics of our modern day and this has less then 500k views. I have learned a lot from only watching the episode before this one and I am learning something I am empathizing with. I have shared this with as many people I can.
I'm watching this for the 5th time in since 2020. The story behind this video is really devastating and educational at the same time. The pain in this video is really obscure to the world.
No mention of the roles arab slave traders played in the Transatlantic Slave trade: The brutal raids on villages, the caravan march to the coast and the atrocities committed along the way.
When you heard the word "slavery and suffering," do not forget about Omar Al Bashiir and Nimery's slavery system in Sudan against South Sudanese. When Sudan gains its independence in 1960, a census was carried out and Muslims were 30% and the rest were Christians and non-religious people. Now, Sudan is an Islamic state with 95% Muslim due to Bashiir's more than two decades in power. Bashiir is now paying for his deeds, but I am a South Sudanese and still Need Reparation from Sudan for irrevocable damages done to my ancestors. What Sudan is currently doing to South Sudanese in Abyei (disputed area), which no one reports at all, is no different from what Isreal is doing to Palestinians, but Al Jazeera is beating the drums about that of Palestinians. It is very sad indeed that this Sudanese lady (Zeinab) decided to NEVER mention anything about it
@@barringtonedwards2166 Bashiir requested Gulf or Arab Spring nations like Irag and others to bomb us with warplanes till 2005 when the peace deal was signed in Kenya. This was because Sudan wanted us to be wiped off the planet and turned the southern part of the country, today South Sudan, a camel farm-land to meet the high demand of camel meat in the Middle East and protect the flow of Kiir River (White Nile) to Egypt. Not to mention the fact that Sudan was the second home of Osama Bin Laden, the world's dangerous extremist. This was a design by all Arab nations on earth against us but nothing is mentioned about it here.
10:25 😭😭😭😭😭 if the governor was having his pick, how about the merchants, the officers, all the other men would be doing the same😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 Lord of mercy🙏🏼
i am south american and is never discussed how europeans behaved in the colonies vs europe. In europe they had their wives and titles but they did whatever the fuck they wanted in the colonies.
12:05 Let me tell you the truth since it won't be told here. Ayuba Diallo wasn't "visiting". He was on his was to TRADE ENSLAVED AFRICANS FOR PAPER. He was subsequently captured by members of the Mandinka and sold into slavery himself. The reason he was recognized as a nobleman was because HE HAD PREVIOUSLY SOLD ENSLAVED AFRICANS TO THE WHITE MAN WHO THEN CAME TO OWN HIM.
I thank you or this bridge that helps to create room for understanding te trade from the other side and hence causing the narrative to evolve to a more structured story!
Important documentary best I ever seen about the slave trade, I send thoughts and love from me in country far away from Africa, I would love to come and visit all the historic places. I would cry.
You are not properly informed.... the slave trade had gone on for hundreds of years , maybe a thousand years before and Europeans got involved... the Arabs had established slave markets already,,, long before Europeans bought any...and other blacks captured the slaves.. they sold them wholesale to Arabs , and the Europeans bought from Arabs and the slave trade continues... ... you want to put blame only on Europeans.. but there is blame for every race of people
I wouldn’t say that. Most Europeans today just know the tiniest bit about slavery themselves, and lots don’t care that their country might have been involved.
Not all white people own slaves or involve with slave trade and not all white people are racist. What do you think of John Brown the European American abolitionist who in 1859 lead arm rebellion against slavery? But we should have knowledge of our selves and should not depend on these people for true liberation
There are few mentions of Brazil in this episode and it should be mentioned. We received 5 million african slaves fron the 10 million that survived the travel. The slave trade here was made illegal in 1850, but the abolition came only in 1888.
@@sonjarharvey6518 here we go ignorance. Some of the kings who resisted abolition were mixed race, had emissaries in the foregn lands and brazilian portuguese who came to settle in west africa. Read amaro, saro, da silva of the slave coast, the aguda etc. Read please
@@listenup2882 More of 50 millions made the journey to the Muslim countries to the east during a 1700 year time span of the sub-Saharan slave trade. It is also called "The Hidden Genocide". Why Genocide? Because all men were castrated, and out of every 5, only 1 survived! They did it to make sure that they couldn't reproduce with their wives, and there was plenty of supply of slaves to replace everyone who was killed! By the way, the slave trade in Morocco, which was the last country in the world to forbid the slave trade, ended only in 1988, by imposition of the European Union, so that it could be a privileged commercial partner! The Mkenez Palace in Marrakesh has a slave market that operated for 700 years and has the capacity to hold 150,000 slaves for trade at all times.
More Africans were sent to Brazil as slaves than all the rest of the Americas/ the New World combined. It shouldn't be a surprise that Brazil has the 2nd largest Black population of any country. Nigeria being #1, US is #3 and Columbia being #4.
All along, I try to not cry , but I can not hold it anymore at 5:50 when Zainab shakes her head due to the odor from the “Dungeon of Male Slaves” that hits them at its entrance!!!
It's really baffling how the slavery centuries ago affect us now. " slavery ended, but the ideology on which it was based I.E that Africans are inferior, has not been dismantled " we need to be aware of our best to move forward as a continent.
Its propaganda trash. the Islamic slave trade in Africa started in the 7th century and went all the way until Europe ended it there in the 1900s...at least until 10 years ago when Islam helped it return in Libya. Yeah, there is slavery once again in Africa. They catch those fleeing the sub-Sahara and sell them, videos of it are on RUclips. Slavery itself is recorded through-out African history. Slavery is in humanities oldest writings. The idea this only happened because of some idea that they were inferior is a lie pushed by race peddlers.
@@gigigiseleworld Every city every country! First ask yourself the definition of slavery Child Sex Trafficking. ... Bonded Labor or Debt Bondage. ... Domestic Servitude. ... Forced Child Labor. ... Unlawful Recruitment and Use of Child Soldiers Estimated 48 million people are in slavery today
Very informative documentary dealing with many facets of Slavery and its impact on African Nations. Great to Listen to Scholars/Historians/Researchers from different African Countries ie. Ghana, Liberia, Nigeria and Mali, to get their perspectives on present-day and future challenges alongside progress being made.
I will echo the sentiments of so many. How anyone can treat other human beings with such utter distain and callousness is beyond comprehension. With no regard for feelings or even for living creatures is shockingly horrendous . I have no other words… just emotions. Literally centuries of pillage and slaughter, and why??? all for greed and power??? Europeans invaded Africa, Australia, the Americas, this is human history at its sickening worst.
I didnt know about dungeons after I haven seen in South America I felt so devastated when I have seen the narrow dungeons that many africans were living including kids with no toilet no clothes This was a big crime. I feel so sorry for what happened thanks to conquerors. President Ramon Castilla in South America was the first who released slaves paying Master by Master. Still we have the Fortaleza of Real Felipe which was made for slaves.
They were hardly given any food to eat while they were enslaved and kept like animals in dungeons! The women were forced to have babies to increase the number of slaves. Children as young as 5 years were forced to work in the cotton fields!
@@Mathilda5xpThey were raping little girls in ships during transportation. Thanks to President Ramon Castilla slaves in Peru were released for first time. He paid Master by Master . Next year Lincoln did in North America.
Slavery has been abolished in Saint-Domingue (Haiti)in August 1793, years before the Europeans decided to do so, thanks to the massive uprising of the enslaved Black themselves.
@@Cl0ckcl0ck Of course, Europe is the Way, the Truth... it is Civilization. It is Life. Is not it? We are talking about the whole system of the dehumanization of other human beings that European people implemented on the American continent. The African slaves in St-Domingue, Haiti, fought to end it. They did end it before the Europeans decided to do so for economic reasons
It is undoubtedly very shameful that humanity has evolved out of torture, colonization and wars over very long time and across the globe. When does that day come when humanity reaches at least a definition of mercy and understanding. It is again very shameful that we have reached many advances in science, still we didn't reach a simple definition of mercy!!!!
Heck yeah Africa has been through various invasions from Africans And Non Africans as well as slavery, servitude, imprisonment, hostage take overs, captives, kidnappings, rapings, pillagings, robbing, stealing, imperialism, colonialism, neo colonialism, And many other kinds of heinous actions or acts yet many still pull through to try to create better situations and circumstances
@Crow29Darkness chattel slavery, Jim crow, modern day imperialism, etc. I say Europeans have beaten the Arabs. But we shall see the domino effect of these actions. Rome fell then and it seems to be ending its stand today. This Rome is cracking because the foundation is faulty. However, Arabs & Europeans are guilty of this crime. In God's hands now.
@@matthewmann8969 I suppose all your babbling was to cunningly make that point. Slavery happened during the early primitive days but not on the extreme scale of unbearable brutality as the Europeans. The difference is so great that slavery among African tribes were merely negligeable in comparison.
My hometown in NC has a link to Liberia. Many of the enslaved who returned had worked and bough the plantation of they former master known as Happy Hill. This was part of a Moravian community in which their ancestors had been a part of until outside influences from the surrounding area forced the enslaved and white Moravian community into segregation. The lead to the founding of Saint Phillips church. This is one of the oldest black Moravian Church is in America. The descendants of Saint Phillips turned happy hill into the cities first economic suburb, and it became part of a rich African-American community that during segregation had one of the most economically independent black communities in North Carolina that included the only bus line in the nation on by blacks. My mother and Minnie on both sides of my family lived in do you happy Hill community, and one of the names of the streets in the community is Monrovia. Another name, Free St. We are so connected to our ancestors as a global diaspora.
It’s not two different ppl, it’s just the mentality. We are all Africans, the White man 🏷 us to confuse us. It’s not about forgiving, it’s bout realizing that we have been tricked or brainwashed to think that ones from the mother land are different from the ones that were actually enslaved and took on the White mans culture. Once we learn our history, we good.
@@famattathomas746The melinated people in America are waking ⏰ up to the fact that we are the aboriginals of America. We are not and never been Afrikans. The colonizers concocted the middle passage story for which there is absolutely no support. Many of us are doing our own ancestry research and determining our ancestry based on physical, documentary and testimonial evidence. There is nothing about us that is Afrikan. We don't look like West Afrikans, there is no records of more than a handful of West Afrikans being brought to the Americas and we have no oral tradition of being Afrikans. My great grandmothers were 2 Cherokee, 1 Scottish, and 1 SCOTTISH/IRISH/BLACKFOOT.
FYI, the castles/forts in Ghana are deliberately kept that way by the Ghana Musuems and Monuments Board. If you care to know why, read about it online!
Thank you very much for making this video because it helps people to understand a whole lot more about what went on way before we were born! I never realized what an effect it had on Africa as a nation much less all of the pain and sorrow that my brothers and sisters went through. I do know that our creator has already planned out the punishment for the negative spirit which was in all of the people who enjoyed hurting others. I came from a family where some of them enjoyed inflicting pain on our own family. Love all of you and thank you again! HalleluYah
Great documentary. The rebellions and anti enslavement wars in Jamaica contributed greatly to our emancipation from the European induced Trans-Atlantic HOLOCAUST against Africans. It should be highlighted even more as an education for the entire world of freedom loving peoples.
Very informative. The only thing I am left wondering is why the African's speaking English as well as the journalist needs subtitles and she doesn't :( . Very odd given what the story is about.
Not everybody who watches these documentaries has English as mother language. The subtitles really help to understand what is being said. Everybody has a different accent and it would be impossible for many to follow the conversation.
Our ancestors were not cowards They fought for our future They resist threats and were killed Our only problem is tribal conflicts Everyone wants to show their mightyness that brings infighting among us.
Good story. ZEINAB. This story wouldn't be complete if you do not do another documentary on Arab Slave trade. That was in place before the Transatlantic slave trade. It still exists in other forms. Be blessed Zeinab.
Slavery still exist to this day but in a different way and it's happening no just to Africans but mainly to all 3rd countries. Arab themselves have colonized us in North African people who are originally Amazigh but now our history get buried and replaced by Islamic history.
Thank you so much for this series of documentaries. II know it's just the tip of the iceberg, but I've learned so much from them. This episode mentioned Epigenetics, which to me explains the tendencies of corruption that people in Africa find themselves in. Not to blame the colonizers entirely, but slavery contributed to resetting the African mind into preservation mode; where Africans can only think of the immediate, how they can survive, amass something for the near future, even going ahead to eliminate competitors in some cases.
Subtitles or a transcript would be super useful for school work, I have a hard time with some of the names...Engaging video though, sure wish I could just watch it without worrying about note taking.
As a white man of European descent I apologize on behalf of my people for what they have done in the past and for what they are doing in the present and in the future.
You can't feel guilt on behalf of people who had nothing to do with you purely based on your race, unless you're racist enough to identify with them because of your race
'Forefathers' presumes all white people's ancestors were equally involved in the slave trade/suffered no racism/suffered no cultural or ethnic genocide/weren't slaves themselves, we are speaking millions of people, the only line you seem to be drawing is with skin colour and it's not appropriate. 🤣
@@DAKIDTRACK I guarantee that won’t happen! You just believe in a false religion. I’m assuming you’re a black Hebrew Israelite. I’m sorry your life is filled with so much hate.
@@licorishsoil I have no guilt because I had nothing to do with it. I’m just apologizing that it happened. And they never apologized themselves. Anyone who enslaved people and treats them like they’re not humans are not true Christians.
A quick history lesson. Why did white people choose the west coast of Africa to predominantly supplement their workforce? The reason is because a slave trade was already a thriving part of the local economy, in Ghana alone there were 64 slave markets. There wasn't a prison system in western Africa, slavery was their prison system. people became slaves to pay off debts, people became slaves for commiting crimes, people became slaves as a result of being on the wrong side of an intertribal war. Slaves were used locally to a gigantic extent and the SURPLUS was sold to white slave traders. Slavery was also not synomyous with racism as a political movement, before abolitionism (where the slavers had an incentive to cast Africans as subhuman to legitimise what they'd done). Prior to that, the idea of being a slave was just that you were part of an economic system where you had no personal freedom. If you want to play the blame game, blame the african 'forefathers' for getting rich and building kingdoms off the backs of enslaving and selling their own population as much as the white people who bought them. Your words @DAKIDTRACK are a thin veil for your own racism. You know nothing about the slave trade, yet you want to try and offload your low self esteem onto people who had nothing to do with it just because they're white. And as for @Ty Edward Renolds you apologising, it's not your responsibility to apologise, at least white British Christians apologised in 1807 when the slave trade was abolished in Britain.
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When he said they would come and sing praises, "i dont know to which God". That hit me hard
Yes that was powerful!
That resonated too. It jumped at me and I felt it.
I felt exactly the same.I wanted to write it but the I just read it !
Read about the Curse of Ham(Noah Sons) me being a Christian, justified all of Islam and Christianity, Jew, to allow slavery, BBC just telling a fairytale with this Episode not the cause(touchy subject).
Great monetary incentives for Islam, Christianity and Jew, heck even the Mormons prevent black people becoming priest due to the Curse of Ham to this day.
Lol Then Italy tried to conquer Ethiopia in 1934-38, guess to became friends, thwarted thank God I think????
Haratins were the last slaves in 1981-2007 in Mauritania, in 2008 Oil found irony.
Read about the Black/Arabs Moors
@@niyiboots3641 Where in the Bible did TMH curse Ham? Ham wasn’t cursed. His son was.
I have tried, but failed to hold tears running down my cheeks, every time I watch this.
Very educational, a lot of people don't think of how slavery affected Africa. Thank you
They take our talents,,our future,,,,our economy our everything I can imagine 600millions of youngest and strong..Africa lost 2much
@@mutijimacedrick1622 Then they shouldn’t be going out kidnapping other Indigenous African tribes and selling them. Africa still had the future they wanted now than from the past. We were missed nor do I missed them at all.
What do you mean? You literally had African countries that were involved in slave trading. It was going on for centuries. Current day Benin, Nigeria and other neighboring countries. They would go and hunt small tribes for livestock butchering their leaders and taking the prisoners as slaves which they then traded for goods. Just look up the shit that went on with the Dahomey tribe.
@@mesicek7 Countries? nigga there were no african countries between the 16th to the 19th centuries (except maybe liberia which was formed) What their flags look like, these countries you claim where selling others?
They didnt even reffer to themselves and others or see themselves as African or whatever modern day nationality there is now.
@@kingimmanuel3411 You had kingdoms. And what those kingdoms did you're better not researching. Also using the word nigga you seem like you don't care what that word means especially if you're black and you're still using it.
One of the best documentary to educate not only Black's but Whites also on the African history!
This a very important documentary to educate people about African History.
It’s not “AFRICAN HISTORY “ we were different before they came. STOP the BS ! It’s ASHAME how we buy into this idea that we must maintain a bad memory in order to learn. Basically Africa is holding on to pain and suffering and will never grow if it doesn’t DESTROY all the wicked architectural properties that keeps Africa looking OLD and ghetto-like.
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Everything started in Ghana 🇬🇭 the real Jews.. the people of Judah.. The real ancestors of the Jamaicans n Black Americans
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I’m proud to be Haitian 🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹. Thank God and Thank Toussaint Louverture 🙏🏻
Lol where you think Haitian came from? You part of the trade that was done in Africa my friend
Haitian is just a term coined up for displaced Africans!
I was born a slave but nature gave me the soul of a free man... Toussaint Louveture
Wow
Ooh this is inspiration of all the time....thoussain louverture
Is there more information you would like to include so that I can learn more than what was edited from the videos
@@joiheaggans1807 yes
I read about Olaudah Equiano. I loved his autobiography so much. I interestingly he also met his sister who was also captured. Eventually he met his sister who was also captured by a different master. He met his sister when his master happen to meet up with his sister's master. He said in his words "we were even denied the privilege of crying together". I read that book back in Pope John senior high
I have a copy of his book! I must read it all soon. I read bits of it. I know my mother would also like to read it.
Olaudah Equiano is unlikely to have been a real person, his biography is probably an amalgamation of different individuals
Is there a name for that book?
@@Jay-Kay-Buwembo. Olaidah is a real person. He's actually Igbo from Eastern Nigeria.
We have our own stories to tell here in the Caribbean Islands. Don't forget us.
Caribbean 🇧🇶 people were from here.
As salaamu alaykum
@@aburayyaanabuakilah4482 wcs
Tell your story and dont wait for anyone, once you starting telling it they will find you. Brother it with no shame, no regrets but lessons to rise above the stigma. Lots of love from Nigeria
@Daughter of Enoch That is so true but Ms Badawi appears to be sincere about telling our history, seeing that she is a Sudanese.
I just watched this video, and I have noticed that my life is no longer the same. An unspeakable inner pain reigns in me that are only increasing within my soul. I understand now how my ancestors went through so much hardship and inhuman treatment that I lack words to describe the suffering and shame they had experienced. Between deceit, sabotage, rivalry and tribal wars, many fell into the traps of slavery. How many had not died and thrown into the sea? How many indeed were subjugated placed to mistreatment? The day of reckoning must come to help us clarify everything.
I understand you 😔
I hear a respectable financial expert saying that when he visited this place, he bawled.
Soon, the African countries will soon plummetas judgement days will penalize them for their sins again humanity.
Slavery has existed since time began. All peoples have been subjected to slavery. Arab slavers existed 100's of years before America was discovered by Europeans. Black people should look at slavery from a world perspective instead of pretending it only happened to them. The British and the Americans were primarily responsible foe ending slavery in western countries and fighting to end it around the world. Hundreds of thousands of white people died to end slavery!!!
Agreed.
I love being Haitian, and I love having my Africa roots❤
The first time I went there I cried from the start to end. I felt so much pain .
Many thanks Zeinab & your team for delivering that significant African history.
Slavery is not the history of Africa, Slavery distracted Africa history
Thank you for saying this!! People get so stuck in this that we have completely neglected who we truly are and where we really come from
Very true
You are slaves 😁😁😁😁
Why did you allow us to abuse you 😆😆 you have no history you are lucky we’ve decided to tolerate you
You were probably reincarnated as black because of sins in your past life
Zeinab God bless you, we are gaining the knowledge of who we are
Dear Mrs. Zeinab.... you have made a respectable landmark to the History of Africa documenting a great civilization being the cradle of humanity. The history will always remember your documentary being as great as the African civilization.
But what about the part her people played in the enslaving of Africana? The Arabs came across in the 8th century and started enslaving Africans immediately. Her people helped to steal so much of our birth right and now she giving documentaries on the European's slavery. What about hers?
This is one of the exceptional documentry on Africa
Please , please watch all the 20 episodes before you comment on the only ones that you have watched and have issues with. I do not think that the producers have ever said anywhere that this documentary series represents the total and complete history of Africa. Learn what you can from this and get more knowledge from the many other resources available. We live to learn.There is an Akan proverb “knowledge does not reside in one head”
I agreed I saw the entire series. Its quite impressive.
Agreed, have to watch this in its entirety. Impressive and depressing too 😥
excellent suzanne
Given the current discussion about the legacy of enslavement in the US, I was really interested to see the African side of the story as well. On both sides of the Atlantic, the economic and social impacts are still devastating. Thanks so much for this perspective.
You did not see the African side, you saw the BBC side.
There are actual African historians that were born, raised and teach in Africa that have their lessons on RUclips. And all of them are gracious to Europe and America because they stopped their slavery and then used their might to end it all over the world including finally bringing an end to the ISLAMIC Africa slave trade which was started in the 7th century and went into the 1900s...yeah, 1900s.
Islam not only has never apologized for it, they pretend it never happened and are even working to bring it back. They managed to do it in Libya, where they RIGHT NOW capture those fleeing the Sub-Sarah and sell them into slavery. You can see videos of it on RUclips.
Anyway. they also teach how White Europeans were also taken into slavery by Islam and the Berbers and that more of them were taken in the over 700 year period of it happening than African slaves were taken by Europe. Which is true.
Richs acquired by the few from the suffering of the many. well-said Zeinab badawi
WELL SAID.
My brother it's always a cultural awakening to see my African family well attire in our regale tradition clothing it shows that their are some of our descendents still know of our pride and dignity we were a part of .I salute you my family.
@@edrisatherley2082 lawn mower repair
This has been happening since recorded times and still is. And will be long after I'm gone. How could any decent human do these atrocities to another, then go to church?
In Ghana the the youth have a saying.....If there's a place in the sky made of gold and the white man has the manuals ,no blackman will have access to the place
i like this saying
I like this. 😀
But why should the Blackman always wait to be allowed access to the manuals. We should always strive to find that gold laden place in the sky and possess the powers to its accessibility.
Perhaps 🤔 my ignorance the white supremacy ideology rules Kenya and most of African continent, obamaland is unconscionable still trafficking for centuries their children. It happens here we are in stomach of the beast but African still colonized. We are stuck stupid for allowing a
handful of WS keep us chained physical, mentally.WAKE UP.
That is exactly the "Epigenetics" that the professor was explaining
This frontline soldier never seizes to deliver; nuff respect Zeinab, live forever my beloved.....
I still have so much to learn. Thank you for this .
Great job! These episodes need to have translation/subtitles and be available to more people. Brazilians specially :)
I've been feeling alone in my search for empirical evidence of the trauma that I believe plays a great part to the behaviour of my people, both here in Africa and outside.
I have cried, but I am grateful to learn.
I am a Black american of African descent, my family brought to america through the slave trade and I am right there with you 🫂
Its the awakening God said we would have after 400 years of being dead to the knowledge of who we were as a people.
Its the awakening God said we would have after 400 years of being dead to the knowledge of who we were as a people.
Thank you Zeinab and your crew for this series of documentaries...There was a major point you let out or omit in your work; the role played by the Catholic Church as an enticing element and the power behind the slaves owners, fooling them with their enchantements as God was ok with the slavary business as long as they send their offrands to the pope.
The Catholic Church played a major role in removing guilt in the heart of the slaves owners by their misquoting of the Bible.
They didnt need to do any of that because the slave owners existed BEFORE the church came in. Islam was there buying slaves from the 7th to 19th centuries and helped to bring it back a decade ago.
You can go watch Muslims selling sub-Saharans into slavery right here on RUclips.
Go watch something from an actual African historian and listen how they teach history IN Africa. They are angry at Islam for doing it, for never apologizing or even admitting it happened and are grateful to Europe and America for not only apologizing but for actually HELPING Africa a great deal in the last 40 years and for also helping to end slavery there.
The BBC, is pure propaganda trash.
It was indeed enlightening! Sure, there were things untouched because of powers that be.
What happened in (Saint-Domingue) Haiti at the end of the 18th century was not a rebellion or a revolt. It was a REVOLUTION. The most important revolution (philosophically) in modern History.
These devils want to change the narrative . always trying to condition thor psychological twist narrative of black people fightingf for their freedom in the hand of the oppressor , a Revolution as a Rebellion. They always in their mind see black people, the original people of the Earth as their destroyer that's why they are afraid CTO let go of the controlling issue/ power of alwya killing or monitoring black people.
Lesprilib1 Haitians are the only nation in history who did what they did. They won the war but lost their freedom. The French American white supremacy system have kept their foot on Haiti throats via unconscionable economic policies. These white Supremacist removed a democratically elected President Aristide and placed their white supremacy in office a baby doc type president in office this active thanks to bush/Colin Powell.🤔
@@cwilliams8343 he’s dead now
i feel the same, people dont talk about HAITI enough
I like the fact in this documentary. That history is been told by African historians.
BBC are not African historians
@@naturalnice I didn't say BBC. I said African historians.
Very good documentery however I've notice that they never really mention , or addres the slave trade to the Caribean, and North America was not the only place where the slaves where taken to ? Brazil, South, and Central America as well as the Caribean had a large groups of Africans brought there as slaves . Seems to me that one more time history it's being told by those with money and power.
@malkiel the1st got you, might missed that part
From Western Africa to the shores of the Caribbean.... With a twist of European blood 🩸... ✊🏽💪🏻 🇩🇴🇨🇺🇵🇷🇵🇦🇻🇪🇨🇴🇳🇮
It leaves an empty space inside of me that reading and time cannot fill. I don’t know without a doubt where I came from but know that I am not a Caucasian; black, negro, colored, African American are not races but rather what the politicians decided to call me. I was born on continent of Norte America so it is true to say I am a North American.
So many wise and beautiful people, Im from Sweden but I would love to go there one day.
Obviously lots of people are making comments without seeing the other episodes. This is episode 17 and everything is not covered in one episode. 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
This is the sanitized version of what happened in all of its abominations and horror. After a 500 years the stench of the malevolence lingers. I do appreciate that BBC spent money to put the documentary together. Every little scrap of history cobbled together is precious. Thank you for posting this for the public. It is a necessary resource.
DEAR LORD AND HEAVENLY FATHER!!!!!!! PLEASE HAVE MERCY ON US!!!!!!! THE PANE IS STILL HERE IN MY HEART!!!!!!!
Go read Deuteronomy 28, it details why all this happened
Yup read Duet 28 and Deut 32 and Jubilees chapter 1. Shalom
Ingeta🙏🏾✊🏽
@@the-seed-sower761 (Let it be so)
THE MOST HIGH YHWH CREATOR, have no read your prayer or comment...... SHALAWAM
You need the do a documentary on the catholic church the behind the slave trade and all the tyranny which are taking place today
And the others too, the protestant, the muslim !!
This company would never incriminate organizations that fund their network
@Jon Doe why do you say that
.. Religion,, . Propaganda,, politics, systems, that's the true virus in this earth..
I'm Brazilian black, can you imagine the slavery here back in time and now? The violence on Favelas are a slavery too. Many bro and sis doesn't open their eyes to whats going on, who wants them the way they are. So sad about the nowadays slavery modus operandis.
I enjoy this series immensely!!!!
Wonderful documentary. Big thanks to the producers!
Economic motive, more than moral and religious motives, was instrumental and paramount to ending slavery. Very wise words by the Professor. This collection of documentaries is magnificent btw. Very educational!
How so? The Industrial Revolution demanded MORE cheap labour in the colonies, not less....Yet the British ended the global, ubiquitous institution. This is ridiculous.
Oh Lord may this pain stop we have been punished enough my Lord have mercy 🙏👼
What did we do
Interesting that Mr Olaudah Equiano could read and write. And to have written a book!
So glad that guy brought up epigenetics and the impact of massive PTSD on the health and welfare of generations of African decendants
I like listening to you Zeinab you are so ferice and powerful when carrying out these documentry.
My great great great grandfather and his brothers were fleeing from being caught by slaves traders. They were 3 brothers . Their family name was Capo or Kakpo. They decided that they would go separate ways to have more chances to be alive and they also changed names. My great kept the name Capo and his brothers were Gnanwi and Quenum. We have been told that they haven’t been captured. Quenum, Kakpo and Gnanwi are names that are found in Benin, that’s how we know that they made it. I still don’t know how my grandpa speaks fluent Portuguese and he was mixed as well.
Because that's were the isrealite Jews Were before they can to Africa ! They came from Portugal and Spain..its History🤔
I'm from Ghana, and my senior brothers name is Kpakpo, and mine is Akwei.
8:45 "I don't know which god."
Their god was the devil and money. The love of money is the root of all evil.
The god of the bible.....
It literally made me cry :(
God was invented to control people. It's 2020 if you believe in a god you need to do more research
@@jon-snow-GOT dig deeper
Loving this one thanks for sharing very information blessed love to all knowledge is power hopefully everyone pays attention keep up the good work 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
I'm from Haïti 🇭🇹 and love this documentary.
This is one of the biggest topics of our modern day and this has less then 500k views. I have learned a lot from only watching the episode before this one and I am learning something I am empathizing with. I have shared this with as many people I can.
they rather watch Rap musicians, ball players and the big buddies
I'm watching this for the 5th time in since 2020. The story behind this video is really devastating and educational at the same time. The pain in this video is really obscure to the world.
I learned so much from this video. I love your content
Extremely touching and shockingly BLUNT!!!
No mention of the roles arab slave traders played in the Transatlantic Slave trade: The brutal raids on villages, the caravan march to the coast and the atrocities committed along the way.
Indeed Arabs practiced it , long time before the Portuguese and the rest of Europeans.
'The Forgotten Slave Trade: The White European Slaves of Islam': ruclips.net/video/ntRJtESy0L0/видео.html
It was mentioned in the previous episode (16)
Or that Arabs are STILL buying slaves today from poor Asian and African countries.
arabs werent involved in transatlantic slave trade but they were involved in southeast african slave trade
So touching and sad story can't be forgotten
When you heard the word "slavery and suffering," do not forget about Omar Al Bashiir and Nimery's slavery system in Sudan against South Sudanese. When Sudan gains its independence in 1960, a census was carried out and Muslims were 30% and the rest were Christians and non-religious people. Now, Sudan is an Islamic state with 95% Muslim due to Bashiir's more than two decades in power. Bashiir is now paying for his deeds, but I am a South Sudanese and still Need Reparation from Sudan for irrevocable damages done to my ancestors. What Sudan is currently doing to South Sudanese in Abyei (disputed area), which no one reports at all, is no different from what Isreal is doing to Palestinians, but Al Jazeera is beating the drums about that of Palestinians. It is very sad indeed that this Sudanese lady (Zeinab) decided to NEVER mention anything about it
Much love to South Sudan 🇸🇸 from Jamaica 🇯🇲 we never forget your struggles
@@barringtonedwards2166 Thank you Caribbean for remembering us
@The Black Order she does in the Sudan/Nubia episode
@@barringtonedwards2166 Bashiir requested Gulf or Arab Spring nations like Irag and others to bomb us with warplanes till 2005 when the peace deal was signed in Kenya. This was because Sudan wanted us to be wiped off the planet and turned the southern part of the country, today South Sudan, a camel farm-land to meet the high demand of camel meat in the Middle East and protect the flow of Kiir River (White Nile) to Egypt. Not to mention the fact that Sudan was the second home of Osama Bin Laden, the world's dangerous extremist. This was a design by all Arab nations on earth against us but nothing is mentioned about it here.
This a very true, I will make video about it. BBC tend to focus on what Europeans did.
10:25 😭😭😭😭😭 if the governor was having his pick, how about the merchants, the officers, all the other men would be doing the same😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 Lord of mercy🙏🏼
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Evil act I am struggling to sleep after this documentary 😥
Lord Have Mercy
i am south american and is never discussed how europeans behaved in the colonies vs europe. In europe they had their wives and titles but they did whatever the fuck they wanted in the colonies.
12:05 Let me tell you the truth since it won't be told here. Ayuba Diallo wasn't "visiting". He was on his was to TRADE ENSLAVED AFRICANS FOR PAPER. He was subsequently captured by members of the Mandinka and sold into slavery himself. The reason he was recognized as a nobleman was because HE HAD PREVIOUSLY SOLD ENSLAVED AFRICANS TO THE WHITE MAN WHO THEN CAME TO OWN HIM.
Wow. Completely two different stories. That's the problem now, who to believe?
Gotta love Africa❣️It’s my honor❣️ ❤️🌍❤️
I thank you or this bridge that helps to create room for understanding te trade from the other side and hence causing the narrative to evolve to a more structured story!
Important documentary best I ever seen about the slave trade, I send thoughts and love from me in country far away from Africa, I would love to come and visit all the historic places. I would cry.
This is very good documentary it is easy to understand and very useful
The more I learn about world history the more I realize how little I should ever trust anyone of European ancestry.
You are not properly informed.... the slave trade had gone on for hundreds of years , maybe a thousand years before and Europeans got involved... the Arabs had established slave markets already,,, long before Europeans bought any...and other blacks captured the slaves.. they sold them wholesale to Arabs , and the Europeans bought from Arabs and the slave trade continues... ... you want to put blame only on Europeans.. but there is blame for every race of people
I totally agree 💯 with you that is horrible 💔 break's my heart 💔 Amen
I wouldn’t say that. Most Europeans today just know the tiniest bit about slavery themselves, and lots don’t care that their country might have been involved.
Not all white people own slaves or involve with slave trade and not all white people are racist. What do you think of John Brown the European American abolitionist who in 1859 lead arm rebellion against slavery? But we should have knowledge of our selves and should not depend on these people for true liberation
@@drainmonkeys385Nice bit of patronising whataboutary . Well done.
There are few mentions of Brazil in this episode and it should be mentioned. We received 5 million african slaves fron the 10 million that survived the travel. The slave trade here was made illegal in 1850, but the abolition came only in 1888.
Just type in Brazil and slavery and you will see videos of that period.
@@sonjarharvey6518 here we go ignorance. Some of the kings who resisted abolition were mixed race, had emissaries in the foregn lands and brazilian portuguese who came to settle in west africa. Read amaro, saro, da silva of the slave coast, the aguda etc. Read please
12.5 million made the journey to the Americas.
@@listenup2882 More of 50 millions made the journey to the Muslim countries to the east during a 1700 year time span of the sub-Saharan slave trade. It is also called "The Hidden Genocide". Why Genocide? Because all men were castrated, and out of every 5, only 1 survived! They did it to make sure that they couldn't reproduce with their wives, and there was plenty of supply of slaves to replace everyone who was killed! By the way, the slave trade in Morocco, which was the last country in the world to forbid the slave trade, ended only in 1988, by imposition of the European Union, so that it could be a privileged commercial partner! The Mkenez Palace in Marrakesh has a slave market that operated for 700 years and has the capacity to hold 150,000 slaves for trade at all times.
More Africans were sent to Brazil as slaves than all the rest of the Americas/ the New World combined. It shouldn't be a surprise that Brazil has the 2nd largest Black population of any country. Nigeria being #1, US is #3 and Columbia being #4.
All along, I try to not cry , but I can not hold it anymore at 5:50 when Zainab shakes her head due to the odor from the “Dungeon of Male Slaves” that hits them at its entrance!!!
I really like all Zeinab documentaries Thank you for educating us ..... it is greatly appreciated.......
Thanks lovely for this painful history
It's really baffling how the slavery centuries ago affect us now. " slavery ended, but the ideology on which it was based I.E that Africans are inferior, has not been dismantled " we need to be aware of our best to move forward as a continent.
But having the African take responsibility and stop praising them because their black and see them nothing but slave traders.
Its propaganda trash.
the Islamic slave trade in Africa started in the 7th century and went all the way until Europe ended it there in the 1900s...at least until 10 years ago when Islam helped it return in Libya. Yeah, there is slavery once again in Africa. They catch those fleeing the sub-Sahara and sell them, videos of it are on RUclips.
Slavery itself is recorded through-out African history.
Slavery is in humanities oldest writings. The idea this only happened because of some idea that they were inferior is a lie pushed by race peddlers.
Slavery has not ended its more now than it was back then check your facts🙏
@@chrisapperley2616 In what city 🏙️ or Country "??
@@gigigiseleworld Every city every country! First ask yourself the definition of slavery
Child Sex Trafficking. ...
Bonded Labor or Debt Bondage. ...
Domestic Servitude. ...
Forced Child Labor. ...
Unlawful Recruitment and Use of Child Soldiers
Estimated 48 million people are in slavery today
Thank you for making this history available.
Very informative documentary dealing with many facets of Slavery and its impact on African Nations. Great to Listen to Scholars/Historians/Researchers from different African Countries ie. Ghana, Liberia, Nigeria and Mali, to get their perspectives on present-day and future challenges alongside progress being made.
Absolutely love ALL of your work.
" Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery, ..." - Sir Marcus Mosiah Garvey
Bob just put music to his words
This is an interesting history of all times.
from the trolls in the comment section you can really see that our ancestors are living in some people's heads rent-free
This video sounds great. it hits the echoes of the slavery perfectly
I will echo the sentiments of so many. How anyone can treat other human beings with such utter distain and callousness is beyond comprehension. With no regard for feelings or even for living creatures is shockingly horrendous . I have no other words… just emotions. Literally centuries of pillage and slaughter, and why??? all for greed and power??? Europeans invaded Africa, Australia, the Americas, this is human history at its sickening worst.
Beautiful documentary zeinab
I didnt know about dungeons after I haven seen in South America I felt so devastated when I have seen the narrow dungeons that many africans were living including kids with no toilet no clothes This was a big crime. I feel so sorry for what happened thanks to conquerors. President Ramon Castilla in South America was the first who released slaves paying Master by Master. Still we have the Fortaleza of Real Felipe which was made for slaves.
They were hardly given any food to eat while they were enslaved and kept like animals in dungeons! The women were forced to have babies to increase the number of slaves. Children as young as 5 years were forced to work in the cotton fields!
@@Mathilda5xpThey were raping little girls in ships during transportation. Thanks to President Ramon Castilla slaves in Peru were released for first time. He paid Master by Master . Next year Lincoln did in North America.
Thank y’all for this
Slavery has been abolished in Saint-Domingue (Haiti)in August 1793, years before the Europeans decided to do so, thanks to the massive uprising of the enslaved Black themselves.
Slavery was outlawed in Europe centuries before that. And then Europeans fought to end it globally. Europeans didn't invent slavery but they ended it.
@@Cl0ckcl0ck Of course, Europe is the Way, the Truth... it is Civilization. It is Life. Is not it?
We are talking about the whole system of the dehumanization of other human beings that European people implemented on the American continent. The African slaves in St-Domingue, Haiti, fought to end it. They did end it before the Europeans decided to do so for economic reasons
Cant believe how humans can be so cruel...
It is undoubtedly very shameful that humanity has evolved out of torture, colonization and wars over very long time and across the globe. When does that day come when humanity reaches at least a definition of mercy and understanding. It is again very shameful that we have reached many advances in science, still we didn't reach a simple definition of mercy!!!!
Heck yeah Africa has been through various invasions from Africans And Non Africans as well as slavery, servitude, imprisonment, hostage take overs, captives, kidnappings, rapings, pillagings, robbing, stealing, imperialism, colonialism, neo colonialism, And many other kinds of heinous actions or acts yet many still pull through to try to create better situations and circumstances
@Crow29Darkness Africans were enslaving each other way before arrival of any Non Africans period
@Crow29Darkness chattel slavery, Jim crow, modern day imperialism, etc. I say Europeans have beaten the Arabs.
But we shall see the domino effect of these actions. Rome fell then and it seems to be ending its stand today. This Rome is cracking because the foundation is faulty.
However, Arabs & Europeans are guilty of this crime. In God's hands now.
@@matthewmann8969 I suppose all your babbling was to cunningly make that point. Slavery happened during the early primitive days but not on the extreme scale of unbearable brutality as the Europeans. The difference is so great that slavery among African tribes were merely negligeable in comparison.
I am african and my great grandfather was sent to America.
Black people are very important to the human race and the world. We have struggled but we hallways most hold up our heads and be proud people 🙏🙏🙏👍👍💜💙
My hometown in NC has a link to Liberia. Many of the enslaved who returned had worked and bough the plantation of they former master known as Happy Hill. This was part of a Moravian community in which their ancestors had been a part of until outside influences from the surrounding area forced the enslaved and white Moravian community into segregation. The lead to the founding of Saint Phillips church. This is one of the oldest black Moravian Church is in America. The descendants of Saint Phillips turned happy hill into the cities first economic suburb, and it became part of a rich African-American community that during segregation had one of the most economically independent black communities in North Carolina that included the only bus line in the nation on by blacks. My mother and Minnie on both sides of my family lived in do you happy Hill community, and one of the names of the streets in the community is Monrovia. Another name, Free St. We are so connected to our ancestors as a global diaspora.
I have seen these locations
I am learning a lot today
Can Africans and African Americans forgive one another and unify🤔
I believe we can
It’s not two different ppl, it’s just the mentality. We are all Africans, the White man 🏷 us to confuse us. It’s not about forgiving, it’s bout realizing that we have been tricked or brainwashed to think that ones from the mother land are different from the ones that were actually enslaved and took on the White mans culture. Once we learn our history, we good.
@@famattathomas746The melinated people in America are waking ⏰ up to the fact that we are the aboriginals of America. We are not and never been Afrikans. The colonizers concocted the middle passage story for which there is absolutely no support. Many of us are doing our own ancestry research and determining our ancestry based on physical, documentary and testimonial evidence. There is nothing about us that is Afrikan. We don't look like West Afrikans, there is no records of more than a handful of West Afrikans being brought to the Americas and we have no oral tradition of being Afrikans. My great grandmothers were 2 Cherokee, 1 Scottish, and 1 SCOTTISH/IRISH/BLACKFOOT.
@@sano1062 Plz stop trying to erase the history of Native Americans and you guys are not native to America
Everything started in Ghana 🇬🇭 the real Jews.. the people of Judah.. The real ancestors of the Jamaicans n Black Americans
Africa is different see how the historical buildings are maintained in west Africa and how they are maintained in Angola and Mozambique
They're not something we should cherish or worshipped like the Mozambique
FYI, the castles/forts in Ghana are deliberately kept that way by the Ghana Musuems and Monuments Board. If you care to know why, read about it online!
Looking forward to the next episode about South Africa
This is so enlightening
Thank you very much for making this video because it helps people to understand a whole lot more about what went on way before we were born! I never realized what an effect it had on Africa as a nation much less all of the pain and sorrow that my brothers and sisters went through. I do know that our creator has already planned out the punishment for the negative spirit which was in all of the people who enjoyed hurting others. I came from a family where some of them enjoyed inflicting pain on our own family. Love all of you and thank you again!
HalleluYah
Great documentary. The rebellions and anti enslavement wars in Jamaica contributed greatly to our emancipation from the European induced Trans-Atlantic HOLOCAUST against Africans. It should be highlighted even more as an education for the entire world of freedom loving peoples.
so painfully,we need a complete change now,
Very informative. The only thing I am left wondering is why the African's speaking English as well as the journalist needs subtitles and she doesn't :( . Very odd given what the story is about.
I think that it is because some are using local slag. So to help the audience they added subtitles. I could be wrong about it tho
Not everybody who watches these documentaries has English as mother language.
The subtitles really help to understand what is being said. Everybody has a different accent and it would be impossible for many to follow the conversation.
It’s so sad 😭
Our ancestors were not cowards
They fought for our future
They resist threats and were killed
Our only problem is tribal conflicts
Everyone wants to show their mightyness that brings infighting among us.
Which the African sold other African tribes to European.
@@nightslasher9384That's not true, that is the narration of the European's so that African's can hate eachother.
Congratulations. Good job. Zainab
Good story. ZEINAB. This story wouldn't be complete if you do not do another documentary on Arab Slave trade. That was in place before the Transatlantic slave trade. It still exists in other forms.
Be blessed Zeinab.
The BBC couldn't do that, it will upset a lot of muslims (better not talk about it).
Slavery still exist to this day but in a different way and it's happening no just to Africans but mainly to all 3rd countries. Arab themselves have colonized us in North African people who are originally Amazigh but now our history get buried and replaced by Islamic history.
Zeinab covered slavery practiced by the Arabs in episode 13 of this series "Coast and Conquest"
It's was covered a bit in previous episodes on Eastern Africa
Bravo sistah bravo
Thank you so much for this series of documentaries. II know it's just the tip of the iceberg, but I've learned so much from them. This episode mentioned Epigenetics, which to me explains the tendencies of corruption that people in Africa find themselves in. Not to blame the colonizers entirely, but slavery contributed to resetting the African mind into preservation mode; where Africans can only think of the immediate, how they can survive, amass something for the near future, even going ahead to eliminate competitors in some cases.
Subtitles or a transcript would be super useful for school work, I have a hard time with some of the names...Engaging video though, sure wish I could just watch it without worrying about note taking.
This is a must watch documentary.
As a white man of European descent I apologize on behalf of my people for what they have done in the past and for what they are doing in the present and in the future.
You can't feel guilt on behalf of people who had nothing to do with you purely based on your race, unless you're racist enough to identify with them because of your race
'Forefathers' presumes all white people's ancestors were equally involved in the slave trade/suffered no racism/suffered no cultural or ethnic genocide/weren't slaves themselves, we are speaking millions of people, the only line you seem to be drawing is with skin colour and it's not appropriate. 🤣
@@DAKIDTRACK I guarantee that won’t happen! You just believe in a false religion. I’m assuming you’re a black Hebrew Israelite. I’m sorry your life is filled with so much hate.
@@licorishsoil I have no guilt because I had nothing to do with it. I’m just apologizing that it happened. And they never apologized themselves. Anyone who enslaved people and treats them like they’re not humans are not true Christians.
A quick history lesson. Why did white people choose the west coast of Africa to predominantly supplement their workforce? The reason is because a slave trade was already a thriving part of the local economy, in Ghana alone there were 64 slave markets. There wasn't a prison system in western Africa, slavery was their prison system. people became slaves to pay off debts, people became slaves for commiting crimes, people became slaves as a result of being on the wrong side of an intertribal war. Slaves were used locally to a gigantic extent and the SURPLUS was sold to white slave traders. Slavery was also not synomyous with racism as a political movement, before abolitionism (where the slavers had an incentive to cast Africans as subhuman to legitimise what they'd done). Prior to that, the idea of being a slave was just that you were part of an economic system where you had no personal freedom. If you want to play the blame game, blame the african 'forefathers' for getting rich and building kingdoms off the backs of enslaving and selling their own population as much as the white people who bought them. Your words @DAKIDTRACK are a thin veil for your own racism. You know nothing about the slave trade, yet you want to try and offload your low self esteem onto people who had nothing to do with it just because they're white. And as for @Ty Edward Renolds you apologising, it's not your responsibility to apologise, at least white British Christians apologised in 1807 when the slave trade was abolished in Britain.