Top 10 African Tribes Taken In The Atlantic Slave Trade
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Published 2018-04-05
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All Comments (21)
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Well I'm Igbo and often when people ask where I'm from and I say Nigeria, they go, "really? You look more Jamaican". In my head I'm like, "No shit Sherlock where do you think Jamaicans descend from!??" 🙄
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I am 70 yrs old. I never had any of this History. The CHILDREN should learn this at 5yrs old.
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I am Angolan and proudly Mbundu(mother) and Bakongo(Father) and married to a very intelligent, beautiful strong Bakongo women with Ethiopian mixture (from her father side), I will keep pointing more people in my region to you channel as it is simply amazing and inspiring, not to mention a great source of knowledge and knowledge is the true freedom.
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Interesting history concerning the African slave trade. I was aware of it, but didn’t realize there were so many African tribes which were taken as captives/slaves. Thank you for this video, this is history that needs to be remembered.
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I’m Yoruba born and raised in Lagos. Majored international relations & history And I can say for a fact that you did your research. Thanks for being a beacon of light to those trying to make their way back to their source. Peace and blessings brother
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I'm proud that you are doing this..im so sick of black history starting at colonialism
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I'm a Jamaican-born and I'm new on your channel but I'm happy to have discovered it thank you and continue to bless us with knowledge
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I’m Mende/ Temne Tribe from Sierra Leone 🇸🇱! Got my African AncestryDna done in 2021! Now I can get citizenship ✈️💙🇸🇱🙏🏾🎊
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I know this video is 4 years old but I am actually proud that your video is being used in my current history class. Keep it going!
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Learned that I’m 48% Nigerian and 26% Ghanaian, Liberian. I’m from Jamaica. Thanks for this video, very informative.
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Well as an African America born and grew up in America, I'm 40 years old at the moment but still searching for my African origin,I think this video can do a lot in my research, thanks so much.
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MAKE MORE OF THESE PLEASE, YOURE SOME OF THE ONLY SOURCES THERE ARE AND IM STUCK STUDYING ILYY🎉
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1.Mbundu 2.Yoruba 3.Igbo 4.Bakongo 5.Fon 6.Mande 7.Fulani 8.Abron 9.Wolof 10.Chamba You're welcome.
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“I am Nigerian because a white man created Nigeria and gave me that identity. I am black because the white man constructed black to be as different as possible from his white. But I was Igbo before the white man came.” - Half of a yellow sun, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie.
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Marcus Garvey famously wrote: “A people without knowledge of their past history, origin and culture is like a tree without roots”
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Thank you so much for this video. I appreciate all the work that was out into this video. None of us are never too old to study our history and past down to our youth. Thank you for your contribution.
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My name is Babatunde Omokoku . My Dad is Nigerian 🇳🇬 from Yoruba Tribe . My Mom is Trini 🇹🇹 .
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“A product of survival” underrated quote
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I'm Mexican, but on my mother's side I have ancestry from the Angola/Congo region. In Veracruz, where my grandfather was from, there is an iconic heroe known as the "First Liberator of the Americas", Gaspar Yanga, whom I idolize the same as Pancho Villa or Emiliano Zapata. It is rumored, one of Mexico's greatest presidents, Vicente Guerrero, is of African descent. Guerrero abolishing slavery in Mexico in 1829 coincidentally I think further cements this claim.
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Oh My! This video is so touching! I just can't imagine the pain and suffering that our ancestors endured. May their sweat, blood and tears be weapons against those who afflicted them. May their lands never know peace. Let all the evil that they did to us fall back upon their own heads.
