“All things evolve”, yet “there is nothing new under the sun”. Respectfully, I truly believe that the answer to the so called,”black man’s plight in America” lies in the past, moreover the ancient past.
It sounds like you're describing the basis of Anglo-American conservative thought and the primary thing that they wish to conserve, their racism and supremacy.
Lived experience here , growing up in 60s 70s, my kids in 2000s.. black kids always attacked the white kids, and fought with mexicans as well..very aggressive,..agree with many of your positions but " damn, it just gets so old"...we know we know..this is not everybody,..but way to common of a thread in many people's experience who want to be supportive of a solution or solutions..exasperating for sure..thank you for your efforts to help all of our shared and lived experiences...
Brother, you are very smart person, a gentleman and a scholar...but why why so many videos about pitty party of the same thing...can you please give information about planning and organizing for the future...the past is in the past whats next
How do you guarantee that sentiment? What facts do you have to back it up? None. Respectfully, this comment is a response people tend to make as a defense mechanism against the low position Black Americans were put into. It’s similar to the phrase “I wish a ninja would…” but when something actually happens - crickets. Just take a moment with my comment and reflect on it if you choose to respond. Peace.
I think it’s amazing that you forgot to leave out blacks teaching their children the same thing you do know that black owned slaves also right and you forgot the most important thing of all the black tribes in Africa were selling off their own people. What should that tell you and you’re worried about after they got to America and instead of your ancestor selling you to America and other countries?
Wrong on several points. Africans didnt "sell their own", they sold rival kingdoms (not relatives) that they defeated in war. There are 1000s of ethnic groups in Africa. Who are these "black" parents yhat taught their children to treat others like less than farm animals? Who are these "blacks" that participated in the American chattel slavery system? Do you understand what happened to the slaves that were in the chattel enslavement system?
Tribes in Africa did not “sell their own people.” They sold POW from neighboring tribes. No more “their own” people than the Portuguese are the same as the Spanish and the English. And the while Africans and every people on earth have a history of slavery, it’s the type of slavery that made the slavery in the colonies that became the US an issue. Don’t forget, while a very few “black” people may have owned slaves (majority of that few purchased their relatives and wives), so did the British colonizers in America. Initially, African, European (British and Irish primarily), and Native Americans were all enslaved together in SIMILAR conditions. And then things changed to the slavery we are talking about post Bacons rebellion. Learn something real instead of trying to find ways to justify the actions of your ancestors by saying what you heard (didn’t study a damn thing on your own) other people did.
@@un1QueTheGod maybe you should do a little more homework yourself One thing that many Westerners wonder about African enslavers is why they were willing to sell their own people. Why would they sell Africans to Europeans? The simple answer to this question is that they did not see enslaved people as "their own people." Blackness (as an identity or marker of difference) was at that time a preoccupation of Europeans, not Africans. There was also in this era no collective sense of being "African." In other words, African traders of enslaved people felt no obligation to protect enslaved Africans because they did not regard them as their equals. So how did people become enslaved? Some enslaved people were prisoners of, and many of these may have been seen as enemies or rivals to, those who sold them. Others were people who had fallen into debt. Enslaved people were different by virtue of their social and economic status (what we might think of today as their class). Enslavers also kidnapped people, but again, there was no reason in their minds that made them see enslaved people as "their own." A Self-Replicating Cycle Another reason that African enslavers were so willing to sell off fellow Africans was that they felt they had no other option. As the trade of enslaved people intensified in the 1600s and 1700s, it became harder not to participate in the practice in some regions of West Africa. The enormous demand for enslaved Africans led to the formation of a few African states whose economy and politics were centered around raiding for and trading enslaved people.
@@lolakepi you do not think that white people are the only ones that own slaves do you do not forget white people owned slaves also look up where the word slave came from
This is a great lesson to help provide healing to those who were effected by hate.
It’s definitely taught
Agreed!
The pathology is social and structural
It's STILL being taught to this day.............. Nuff said.
Thank you for the hard facts.
Greetings from Paris and from global Black family.
I wonder if you have any video about the Noah curse on Ham son Cannan ? Does it apply to what we see in terms of enslavement?
“All things evolve”, yet “there is nothing new under the sun”.
Respectfully, I truly believe that the answer to the so called,”black man’s plight in America” lies in the past, moreover the ancient past.
They were destroying there whole line. Zero self reflection. ……
Wow, like a science fiction movie 😢
What's the remedy? You leave people vulnerable if can't help with such a situation. Cause hopelessness and anxiety
Learn from history, wisdom, knowledge and understanding caused freedom fighters, the ancestors, abolitionists not to accept oppression of people.
It's beyond taught at this point. It's definitely ingrained into human nature by way of culture
that means it’s taught.
@@Neseku💯😭😭
The Israelis are doing the same but through their military educational system, instead of a slave system.
It sounds like you're describing the basis of Anglo-American conservative thought and the primary thing that they wish to conserve, their racism and supremacy.
Would love to see a piece on the “White Christian Nationalism and how they have made such an impact on politics and the division of the country “
Yep and divison of the world
Lived experience here , growing up in 60s 70s, my kids in 2000s.. black kids always attacked the white kids, and fought with mexicans as well..very aggressive,..agree with many of your positions but " damn, it just gets so old"...we know we know..this is not everybody,..but way to common of a thread in many people's experience who want to be supportive of a solution or solutions..exasperating for sure..thank you for your efforts to help all of our shared and lived experiences...
Social fabric! 0:05
The most Powerful tool of the Creation is Evolution.
PSALM 137 V 8 AND 9
A case for reparations and Christopher Columbus didn't discover America
Brother, you are very smart person, a gentleman and a scholar...but why why so many videos about pitty party of the same thing...can you please give information about planning and organizing for the future...the past is in the past whats next
That’s not how things work and TMH YAH is the one who will say when things are to reset not any man.
History repeats itself. Knowing where this prejudice originated WITH PROOF makes it that much easier to dismantle it.
Not knowing the past, means we are deemed to repeat errors of the past.
@@sharonpinkston728Are you serious ?
He said in the past that he wants to teach for about 2 more years and then will begin to bring in more people
2:50 ain't this the truth, especially the women!
Are you in IFA? I see you only wear white.
I guarantee they also taught their children how to distinguish which slaves to pamper to keep from getting their necks broken.
How do you guarantee that sentiment? What facts do you have to back it up? None. Respectfully, this comment is a response people tend to make as a defense mechanism against the low position Black Americans were put into. It’s similar to the phrase “I wish a ninja would…” but when something actually happens - crickets. Just take a moment with my comment and reflect on it if you choose to respond. Peace.
I think it’s amazing that you forgot to leave out blacks teaching their children the same thing you do know that black owned slaves also right and you forgot the most important thing of all the black tribes in Africa were selling off their own people. What should that tell you and you’re worried about after they got to America and instead of your ancestor selling you to America and other countries?
Wrong on several points. Africans didnt "sell their own", they sold rival kingdoms (not relatives) that they defeated in war. There are 1000s of ethnic groups in Africa. Who are these "black" parents yhat taught their children to treat others like less than farm animals? Who are these "blacks" that participated in the American chattel slavery system? Do you understand what happened to the slaves that were in the chattel enslavement system?
Tribes in Africa did not “sell their own people.” They sold POW from neighboring tribes. No more “their own” people than the Portuguese are the same as the Spanish and the English. And the while Africans and every people on earth have a history of slavery, it’s the type of slavery that made the slavery in the colonies that became the US an issue. Don’t forget, while a very few “black” people may have owned slaves (majority of that few purchased their relatives and wives), so did the British colonizers in America. Initially, African, European (British and Irish primarily), and Native Americans were all enslaved together in SIMILAR conditions. And then things changed to the slavery we are talking about post Bacons rebellion.
Learn something real instead of trying to find ways to justify the actions of your ancestors by saying what you heard (didn’t study a damn thing on your own) other people did.
@@un1QueTheGod maybe you should do a little more homework yourself
One thing that many Westerners wonder about African enslavers is why they were willing to sell their own people. Why would they sell Africans to Europeans? The simple answer to this question is that they did not see enslaved people as "their own people." Blackness (as an identity or marker of difference) was at that time a preoccupation of Europeans, not Africans. There was also in this era no collective sense of being "African." In other words, African traders of enslaved people felt no obligation to protect enslaved Africans because they did not regard them as their equals.
So how did people become enslaved? Some enslaved people were prisoners of, and many of these may have been seen as enemies or rivals to, those who sold them. Others were people who had fallen into debt. Enslaved people were different by virtue of their social and economic status (what we might think of today as their class). Enslavers also kidnapped people, but again, there was no reason in their minds that made them see enslaved people as "their own."
A Self-Replicating Cycle
Another reason that African enslavers were so willing to sell off fellow Africans was that they felt they had no other option. As the trade of enslaved people intensified in the 1600s and 1700s, it became harder not to participate in the practice in some regions of West Africa. The enormous demand for enslaved Africans led to the formation of a few African states whose economy and politics were centered around raiding for and trading enslaved people.
Are you serious ?
@@lolakepi you do not think that white people are the only ones that own slaves do you do not forget white people owned slaves also look up where the word slave came from