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Black Legacy Chronicles 1619
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Приєднався 21 кві 2024
Welcome to Black Legacy Chronicles 1619, a UA-cam channel dedicated to celebrating the African American experience from 1619 to today. We delve into the lives of key figures and pivotal events that shaped America. Explore the journey from the early days of slavery and the North Atlantic Slave Trade to influential figures like Carter G. Woodson, W.E.B. Du Bois, Frederick Douglass, and Harriet Tubman. Revisit the creativity of Billie Holiday and Louis Armstrong, and the courage of Civil Rights leaders like Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X. Discover modern milestones, from the Tulsa Massacre to Barack Obama's election. Join us to appreciate the enduring impact of these narratives on our nation. Subscribe to Black Legacy Chronicles 1619 and connect with history that continues to influence our future.
"The Legacy of Names: How Oppression Shaped Black Identity in America"
🌍"The Legacy of Names: How Oppression Shaped Black Identity in America"🕊️
Names are more than just words-they are symbols of heritage, culture, and personal identity. For African Americans, the legacy of names is deeply tied to the history of slavery. During the transatlantic slave trade, millions of African people were forcibly taken from their homelands, stripped of their cultural identities, and assigned new names by their enslavers. These names often reflected the power and control of their captors rather than the rich traditions of their ancestry. 🌍⛓️
Despite these efforts to erase their heritage, enslaved Africans resisted in powerful ways. Oral traditions, secret naming practices, and cultural storytelling became tools of defiance. Even in the face of oppression, many found ways to preserve fragments of their roots and pass them on to future generations. Names such as "Freeman" and "Liberty" emerged after emancipation, symbolizing hope, freedom, and a break from the chains of the past. ✊🏽🌟
Today, the legacy of these practices remains a profound aspect of Black identity in America. Modern naming conventions in the African American community often reflect a blend of creativity, cultural pride, and historical awareness. Many individuals have reclaimed African-inspired names or embraced unique, meaningful names as a way to honor their heritage and rewrite the narrative of their history. 🖤📖
Exploring this legacy is not just about understanding the past but also celebrating the resilience and creativity of a community that has turned oppression into a source of strength. It’s a reminder that names carry stories-stories of pain, survival, and triumph that continue to shape identity and culture in America today. 🌟✨
#BlackHistory #CulturalIdentity #SlaveryLegacy #AfricanAmericanHistory #Resilience #NamesMatter #HeritageMatters #AfricanRoots #ReclaimingIdentity #FreedomAndEquality #BlackEmpowerment #StoryOfSurvival #UncoverThePast #CelebrateHeritage #LegacyOfNames #EqualityForAll #BlackVoicesMatter
Names are more than just words-they are symbols of heritage, culture, and personal identity. For African Americans, the legacy of names is deeply tied to the history of slavery. During the transatlantic slave trade, millions of African people were forcibly taken from their homelands, stripped of their cultural identities, and assigned new names by their enslavers. These names often reflected the power and control of their captors rather than the rich traditions of their ancestry. 🌍⛓️
Despite these efforts to erase their heritage, enslaved Africans resisted in powerful ways. Oral traditions, secret naming practices, and cultural storytelling became tools of defiance. Even in the face of oppression, many found ways to preserve fragments of their roots and pass them on to future generations. Names such as "Freeman" and "Liberty" emerged after emancipation, symbolizing hope, freedom, and a break from the chains of the past. ✊🏽🌟
Today, the legacy of these practices remains a profound aspect of Black identity in America. Modern naming conventions in the African American community often reflect a blend of creativity, cultural pride, and historical awareness. Many individuals have reclaimed African-inspired names or embraced unique, meaningful names as a way to honor their heritage and rewrite the narrative of their history. 🖤📖
Exploring this legacy is not just about understanding the past but also celebrating the resilience and creativity of a community that has turned oppression into a source of strength. It’s a reminder that names carry stories-stories of pain, survival, and triumph that continue to shape identity and culture in America today. 🌟✨
#BlackHistory #CulturalIdentity #SlaveryLegacy #AfricanAmericanHistory #Resilience #NamesMatter #HeritageMatters #AfricanRoots #ReclaimingIdentity #FreedomAndEquality #BlackEmpowerment #StoryOfSurvival #UncoverThePast #CelebrateHeritage #LegacyOfNames #EqualityForAll #BlackVoicesMatter
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The Story of Ida B Wells | Black Legacy Chronicles 1619
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he Story of Ida B. Wells | Black Legacy Chronicles 1619 🖤 Dive into the powerful story of Ida B. Wells, a fearless journalist, activist, and suffragist who fought tirelessly against racial injustice and championed the rights of African Americans and women. 🌍✊ Born into slavery, Ida’s journey took her from oppression to being one of the most influential voices of her time. 📝 Discover how her gro...
Critical Race Theory Explained: (CRT) Unmasked: Roots, Relevance & Revolt
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Welcome to Black Legacy Chronicles 1619. In this video, Understanding Critical Race Theory (CRT) is essential as it has become a focal point of debate in education and public discourse. This video delves into the background, importance, and controversies surrounding CRT, exploring its origins from the 1970s to its current implications on systemic racism. We will examine how CRT critiques tradit...
The True Barbaric Nature of American Slavery
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The True Barbaric Nature of American Slavery: A Shocking Exposé of Human Cruelty 💔⚖️ Prepare yourself for a deep dive into one of the most harrowing and barbaric periods in American history. In this powerful documentary, we uncover "The True Barbaric Nature of Slavery" - an unflinching look at the horrors that shaped nations, tore families apart, and left behind a legacy of pain that still echo...
Africa to America: The Culinary Legacy of the African Diaspora
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Welcome to Black Legacy Chronicles 1619. 🍽️ Africa to America: The Culinary Legacy of the African Diaspora 🌍 Join us on a flavorful journey as we explore the rich and diverse culinary heritage of the African Diaspora. From the vibrant spice markets of West Africa to the soul food traditions of the American South, this video delves into how African culinary traditions have shaped and influenced ...
Untold Stories of Black Pioneers in Science and Technology
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Welcome to Black Legacy Chronicles 1619. 🌟 Untold Stories of Black Pioneers in Science and Technology 🌟 Welcome to our latest video, where we uncover the remarkable contributions of Black pioneers who have made groundbreaking advances in science and technology! 🚀🔬 In this episode, we dive into the lives and achievements of these trailblazers whose innovations and discoveries have shaped our mod...
Harlem Renaissance: Birthplace of Black Creativity and Intellectualism
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Harlem Renaissance: Birthplace of Black Creativity and Intellectualism
The Role of African Americans in World War I and Their Impact on the Fight for Civil Rights
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The Role of African Americans in World War I and Their Impact on the Fight for Civil Rights
The Legacy of 1619 African Americans Today | Episode 10
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The Legacy of 1619 African Americans Today | Episode 10
From Oppression to Expression African Americans in Modern America | Episode 9
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From Oppression to Expression African Americans in Modern America | Episode 9
Civil Rights The Long March to Freedom | Episode 8
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Civil Rights The Long March to Freedom | Episode 8
The Harlem Renaissance A Cultural Revolution | Episode 7
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The Harlem Renaissance A Cultural Revolution | Episode 7
Reconstruction The Promise and Betrayal | Episode 6
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Reconstruction The Promise and Betrayal | Episode 6
The Civil War and Emancipation | Episode 5
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The Civil War and Emancipation | Episode 5
Billie Holiday's Influence on Jazz and Her Activism: A Legacy of Music and Social Change
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Billie Holiday's Influence on Jazz and Her Activism: A Legacy of Music and Social Change
The Underground Railroad: A Path to Freedom | Episode 4
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The Fight for Freedom : Early Slaves Revolves and Revoltes and Resistance | Episode 3
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The Fight for Freedom : Early Slaves Revolves and Revoltes and Resistance | Episode 3
The Significance of Juneteenth and the Emancipation Proclamation
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The Significance of Juneteenth and the Emancipation Proclamation
From Bondage to Freedom: The Extraordinary Path of Frederick Douglass
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Life in Bondage: The Harsh Realities of Slavery - Episode 2 | Untold Stories of the Past
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The Tulsa Massacre of 1921 and its lasting effects
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The Tulsa Massacre of 1921 and its lasting effects
A New Origin Story: 1619 and the Start of African American History | Episode 1
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Harriet Tubman's role in the Underground Railroad
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Harriet Tubman's role in the Underground Railroad
W.E.B. Du Bois: Pioneering Advocate for African American Rights
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W.E.B. Du Bois: Pioneering Advocate for African American Rights
Louis Armstrong: Pioneering Jazz and Transforming Music Forever
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The Lasting Effects of the North Atlantic Slave Trade on Africa"
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The Lasting Effects of the North Atlantic Slave Trade on Africa"
Malcolm X's Vision for Black Nationalism and Civil Rights
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Carter G. Woodson: Pioneering Scholar and Legacy of Black History
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The arrival of the first Africans in America in 1619
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The arrival of the first Africans in America in 1619
The Story of Barack Obama: From Early Life to Presidential Legacy
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It is straight out of the book of Marxism and how to be a good communist
Black people are different genetically speaking.. they are the only race with no link to any other race when looking at "pure" specimen. Theyre also the only race naturally designed to live on earth because every other race shares more dna with mushrooms than almost anything else on earth
Damn phrenologists
I LOVE ❤❤❤ HISTORY
So what are some the history books you’ve read?
The truth is that it’s our responsibility as Black Americans to not depend on the oppressors for our education about our history, standing, present shortcomings, our future or the white supremacy agenda. We must do the work. We must also understand that this must be a life long commitment because white Americans will always be who they are.
CRT obviates the need for any thought, word or act of racism as proof of their presumed verdict. All they need is their preferred race measuring less favorably than another. Regardless of the cause: they declare their favored race to be victims of the other. Then they would use real government enforced discrimination in response to their presumed discrimination; altering laws, policies and practices to favor their preferred race. All for the stated purpose of forcibly making the measurements between races identical. The operative question is whether you support using government force to implement racial discrimination. All the rest is academic. My answer is no.
America will always be on a downward spiral until it takes responsibility for all its crimes to other cultures starting with American Indians who owned this country. Next Slaves who for 400 years built the economy of this country free! Next Chinese males who built railways not being allowed to bring their families with them! All it have ever been take, take!
That's a great name George Washington Carver. That was a great man
Absolutely they did
I admire her strength! Important history.
The assertion that an entire race is conspiring to oppress and subjugate the victim class is right out of the nazi playbook. The assertion that history is being suppressed is thoroughly debunked by the fact that the history in question is common knowledge, and always has been. "More important, as critical race theorists we adopt a stance that PRESUMES that racism has contributed to ALL contemporary manifestations of group advantage and disadvantage along RACIAL lines, including differences in income, imprisonment,health, housing, education, political representation, and military service. Our history calls for this PRESUMPTION." "Words That Wound: Critical Race Theory, Assaultive Speech, and the First Amendment" by Matsuda, Lawrence III, Delgado, and KIMBERLE' WILLIAMS CRENSHAW Those are their words from their intellectual papers: It is the entire foundation of the premise. CRT promotes the notion that the fact that a group is measurably superior is proof that everybody in that group is guilty; and, that a group being inferior is proof that everybody in that group is a victim. Further: this principle projects through time; asserting that what happened to the long dead projects onto the guilt or victimhood of the living; even if the living never experienced it at all........... CRT uses history and statistics to justify using government force to implement racial discrimination. CRT obviates the need for any thought, word or act of racism as proof of their presumed verdict. All they need is their preferred race measuring less favorably than another. Regardless of the cause: they declare their favored race to be victims of the other. Then they would use real government enforced discrimination in response to their presumed discrimination; altering laws, policies and practices to favor their preferred race. All for the stated purpose of forcibly making the measurements between races identical. The operative question is whether you support using government force to implement racial discrimination. All the rest is academic. My answer is no.
The people complaining about it have no idea what it even is 🤔🤔
The operative question is: Do you support using government force to implement racial discrimination? All the rest is academic.
How cruel and barbaric to kidnap these poor innocent Africans from their families and original homelands and enslave them!!!
Slavery was a common practice among Africans. Conquering Tribes would enslave & sell their captives to Europeans.
I like to focus on the making of a more better union'. After slavery there was a brief moment where things were going in the right direction. Then a deal was made with the south that abruptly ended reconstruction.
This is very brutal and inhumane.
why were they so barbaric? This was in the 1930's
GOD did This Evil... There were also WHITE slaves Indian slaves Mexican slaves... GOD allowed this😅😂🎉
I think you missed the point. Why are humans so cruel ?
Sin....it's in the Bible that YOUR CHILDREN will be given into the hands of our enemies. We still going and doing this worshipping other gods..........slave to SIN AGAINST GOD ADULTERY FORNICATION VIOLENCE GREED. materialism... Read the Bible
@TriciaPerry-mz7tc WoW YES sis... Have read I get it.. 1st.NO !!! Means NO !! Left Church after reading the bible Long ago. After reading it 😳😈🥺 I became Enemy of the WORLD..... Family included.... I'm hidden away but coming out soon enough...
GOD Allowed this practice 😮😢, lmao 😅😂🎉😂😅😂🎉 told the Slaves to behave be gd slaves gd ngrs... So WHY blame the WHITE Slave masters🤔🐒🍀
GOD Allowed this practice 😮😢, lmao 😅😂🎉😂😅😂🎉 told the Slaves to behave be gd slaves gd ngrs... So WHY blame the WHITE Slave masters🤔🐒🍀
Deuteronomy 23 28.... GOD CURSED US... ISAIAH 3:16-24 ... GOD Fkd US up really GD. Lmao 🤣😂🎉
A vote for Trump is a vote for Project 2025. Vote Blue. We can NEVER go back
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We will Never forget this, even if they try to sweep this history under the rug!
LIE'S LIE'S LIE'S you ppl fell in love with your own fantasy's 🤢 you say you discover this and that you say you are the ISRAELITES you say a man who looked just like you nailed to a piece of wood is a GOD.. Transatlantic slave trade LIE.. WE were here long before you existed.... LIE...
Never forget
We have to try to make the world better.
Thats right Queen- NFG - Never For Get…
No we are TO WORSHIP GOD OF THE BIBLE THIS WORLD will pass and END. PEOPLE trying to hold to this temporary world!!!! We doing the same things they did in the garden.
Thank you for this channel
Open your eye of the mind our feet like bronze the earth grow bronze, eyes like flaming fire sulphur in the eye of the fire mountain, hair white like wool like the cloud in the skies. Patterns repeat in our culture religon families generation because it's landmark. Dont think utterances go unheard world God is mighty the Alpha and Omega. He hears everything knows everything the people are not happy. Time to return restore what is due it is important for your children and the next generation. Cleanse purify reconcile our realationship with each other our neighbors our land and look up forward to our new covenant in Christ! Squash it. Throw Satan in that bullshet lock that door! Its not ours to carry people family friends! It's good to tap into our roots and remember "WHY" our ancestors and forefathers slow grind. Jesus Christ returns to squash all that no more pain no more heart breaks no more death no more poverty. Understand the good gospel whether it is black religon' or white we are here now! Harvest season. Visit there in memory just don't stay there too long my friend. From my own experience I thank God my Jesus for saving me in my spiritual death last year I believe I know and seen God. Keep moving forward and UP Americas stay humble always thinking of yous all and the rest of the world stay above the law Obey Gods law 💯💯💯
Just terrible 😢
Sad but true
This was not right they are human beings and should have not been treated this way
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*Claudette Colvin was actually the first person to refuse to give up her seat. She was a teenager and community leaders (inc Parks herself) felt she wasn't the proper face for the movement, so they decided to replicate the incident with an older, lighter skinned person (Parks).
We did not come from Africa. Our Origins are from the soil under our feet America aka India Superior aka Turtle Island. Our family origins were already here since times immemorial/infinite.👑🪃✌🏿🪓🪶🪮🏹🐢🏝️💯 We are American Indians nothing else in front of Word American nothing else. 🪃✌🏿🪓🪶🪮🏹🐢🏝️💯
Humans originated in Africa. The roots of humanity.
I will have to disagree with you just a bit. All humans originated from Africa. Africa is where humans crawled from the oceans and evolved into mammals and migrated the earth.
@@1619Legacychronicles bullshit!!!!
@@1619Legacychronicles bullshit!!!!!
We didn't come from animals. We were MADE MALE and female. If you say we came from AFRICA....where did you get this???? THE BIBLE and GOD SAID!!!!!! HE MADE MAN We didn't evolve from animals and THIS IS A FOOLISH demonic mentality.
We did not come from Africa. Our Origins are from the soil under our feet America aka India Superior aka Turtle Island. Our family origins were already here since times immemorial/infinite.👑🪃✌🏿🪓🪶🪮🏹🐢🏝️💯 We are American Indians nothing else in front of Word American nothing else. 🪃✌🏿🪓🪶🪮🏹🐢🏝️💯
I believe the human species originated from Africa. All humans are a product of the original humans.
@aborigine777. PEACE EXACTLY, I AM SO TIRED OF THE LIES! IF YOU GOING TO TELL THE TRUTH THEN GET IT RIGHT. WE WERE HERE FROM THE BEGINNING. BEFORE COLUMBUS, BEFORE THE VIKINGS, AND THE OTHERS. WE ARE THE ABORIGINAL, INDIGENOUS PEOPLES OF NORTH AMERICA! THE TRUTH IS RIGHT UNDER THEIR NOSES.
Stop it. We African Americans are from Africa. We are Mandingos, Ashanti's, Mende, BaKongo, Mbuti, Yoruba, Goun, Fulani, Ewe, Hausa, Ibo, Fon etc,etc,etc. Stop with lies. Fact is African Americans are from Africa 🌍👁️💯
Thank you
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Every time , no matter where, They alway potray Aficans as so unatractive . get our own pictures stop letting AI set trhe pictues for you!!
Heroine.
good, some of the AI faces are screwed up and look weird but I hope the message gets across.
Beautiful history...👍🏾🤗🌿⚘️☘️
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African history spans 500,000+ years. The Caucasian European's history spans about 8,000 years. Africans could have been in the Americas 20,000 before 1619. Until the lion writes the story, he hunter is always the victor.
I agree; however African Americans as we know are descendants from the West African Transatlantic Slave trade.
I agree. however, we want to focus on the africans that were involved in the transatlantic slave trade to the Americas.
African Americans history did not start with slavery. The African in AFRICAN AMERICANS means there history goes back 100,000s of yrs before slavery. Africans are the first and oldest people on this planet and so is African Americans.👈
1619 is not the start of African American history in the Americas but instead the start of African Americans in Virginia
I can not agree with that. The overwhelming majority of African Americans in the United States today have direct lineage to The TransAtlantic Slave trade which started in the 1600's. Do a DNA test and you will find several West African Regions in the background.
@@1619Legacychronicles You're only telling the English version of history. Africans came to America in the early 1500's with the Spanish colonist in Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Texas. The English came to Virginia in 1584.
@@VirginianNative We want to tell the Africa-to-America side of the story. which will include all of the continent. We are just getting started.
So before Virginia, Africans didn’t exist?
@@geekmeee They did but those were the free black people who were there before Columbus so-called discover America
There is no such thing as African-American history these are fools and liars our history goes back to the beginning of the Earth it doesn't start in 1619 they want you to believe that so that you don't know your real heritage enslaved Africans did not arrive on the shore enslaved Hebrews did this is how lies are spread and people get blinded by the light, Satan's light that is because him and his ministers can transform themselves enter messengers of light, their light, not God's light
All History matters.
yes, African american history is United States History as well as history of the Americas.
@@1619Legacychronicles All History matters.
@@stevenmcgillivray9283 All History matters… if Black History didn’t matter.
@@geekmeee All History matters, no hyphen required.
@@stevenmcgillivray9283 Not according to some state legislatures.
Sooo how y'all leave out the fact that it was OTHER AFRICANS that were subjugating their own to those heinous conditions within particular tribes and met with Europeans at the coast to trade them off??
Seems like religion. If you make everybody become a slave to religion and their offsprings keep the same beliefs that religion will grow.
True that. We are not African Americans We are American Indians reclassified as negros , then colored, then African American then black. Who gives a fuck about the order of the misnomers, bywords, and labels they forced on us American Indians aka Original/Aboriginal Americans. America was India Superior aka Turtle Island 🐢🏝️👑🏹🪮🪶🪓✌🏿🪃🏹🪮🪶🪓✌🏿🪃👑🐢🏝️🪃✌🏿🪓🪶🪮🏹🐢🏝️
I like this and find it informative.
Aah way dhamaatay goorma ka dhintay maanta ogaada ameerika salaama
And black did the same to white people stop talking about stuff from 100 years ago and keeping the flam going