My parents named me after an African Princess in Guinea Bissau and they always told us that we were descendants of kings and queens. Imagine if the slave trade never happened how beautiful our land and how rich our people would have been.
@@Blonded_.dreddz Exactly! I mean I love the person I am because my parents taught me to love me and all that encompasses me. But just imagine how beautiful Africa would have been if no slaves were taken out of the continent.
@@Blonded_.dreddz Its like my parents always told me......This is all written and we are actors acting it out......no one knows the outcome because it is yet to come
@universal manWhat's my point???? Really. I'm celebrating & adding facts/info. Stop it with the victim mentality. Disgusting! Yes be ashamed! I'm not your enemy brother!!! 🙄
Yes this is true my grandmother told me about about this story it was. Told to her by her mother and father I so wish she didn't pass away because I would tell her she wosent crazy it was all true she pass away at the age of 99
@maria kerrid Thank you. And yes, there are oral stories in the USA about that. But we all have the same ancestors..... literally. A big ole family 🤷🏽♀️
Actually that is lies. The majority of most of our ancestors were subjects of kings and queens. Soo the actual ratio of slaves that were kings are like 1 in every 1000 or even less. So please stop thinking your worth is more than the average person. Just be proud of who you are. Don't try and make an assumption that you are more. Stay Safe and most of all Stay Humble.✌🏾
@@Hamkin25 Very true. He may not have been born in Africa to qualify on this list, but he sure as hell was of royal blood. In my opinion he is the greatest African military mind since the 18th Dynasty Kings of Egypt and Meroe, second is Emperor Menelik ii. Dutty Boukman may have started the revolution but Toussaint was the brains behind it, the man was a genius. He outmaneuvered and outflanked the greatest Colonial powers at the time who viewed Africans as savages of low intelligence. He became an inspiration to all Latin America and even Europe.
I've been a history seeker my entire life. Always tracking down writing and oral history, as well as those evident in the arts and music. I've also been liking and sharing your content for a long time. Very provocative and interesting topics, after my heart. I suppose it's time to subscribe, now. Thank you for all you've done, and continue to do.
Yes the atlantic slave genocide was a human tragedy on an epic scale. This video just confirms my susipicions that since some of these royals were able to demand the freedom of their families and kept slaves or participated in the slave trade. It shows that certain groups were deliberately singled out by others to be enslaved. That our ancestors survived the genocide is testament to their strength, determination and resiliance. We owe them everything, if not for them we would not be alive today.
@@shutup3622 do you really believe that book verse you reference pertains to us?. I do believe there is a higher power and creator. Don't believe in that book completely literally.
If a royal got free didn’t mean his people did. And we know about these because they were freed or led a rebellion now think of those who never got lucky. Shit the ones who rebelled didn’t get help though they were royals.
you missed the point of the video. certain groups were not deliberatedly singled out. there is no such thing. it was a time of wars so it was a two-way thing, with slavers also losing their people
Anytime we hear an African or Diaspora African debate the truth whether slavery occured, just show this video. Imagine the population of Africa, if our ancestors were never sold into slavery? We better start sticking together, and fast.
We have a zulu king in South Africa. Our government pay him a monthly salary. His people that live on his land has to pay tax to him and they are very poor. When his daughter got married the whole country had to pay for her wedding which were a few million rands. I agree that we should stand together but whenever a black person in Africa becomes a president or is a king then they take so much money from us that it becomes very hard not to dislike them.
To Jenny Harris I agree with you. Although I don't know the whole Zulu king situation so not sure of that. I know he is exploiting his power not certain to what extent. Nonetheless I doubt we as an African nation will stand as one. It will take years of undoing the past. And there's so much undoing and awakening that's needed. The divide and conquer theory has haunted and is still haunting us Africans. I know I won't be alive to see the unity. But only hope I form part of the diabolical change that is needed in the African continent. Great video good sir!!! Love your channel.
all those different groups were merged here in america into just being black or african or "niggaz" had they remained in africa. they would have remained divided. had they not met pale europeans they would never have thought of thmselves as black. had they not all been forced to speak english or be christian we would not exist.
Home Team thank you for telling the story of Prince Abdulrahman...I'm from Mississippi and found out about this many years ago. Actually in a small booklet on Mississippi history. You'd be surprised where you find the hidden truth.
@PANCHO VILLA 103 yes it is. I remember my grandfather calling white men who he was old to be their father or grandfather "sir" or Mr. But they called him by his first name. I'm in Austin which pretends to be liberal but it's still Texas.
@@512southernbelle He chose to. No one forced him. I called my white millionaire boss who is old enough to be my grandfather his first name. Most black people at the job licked his ass all day long.
@@infozone9601 My grandfather was 85 when he died, so he definitely came up in the Jim Crow era. He never learned to read or write because he had to work. He worked ginning cotton until we forced him to retire at 70. So I would not say he chose to, old habits die hard. In order for him as a black man in Mississippi to survive this is what he had to do. Regardless I'm not gonna call my granddaddy a "boot licker" or any other disrespectful name. What we know about them and how they survived is just the tip of the iceberg. I am not ashamed and never will I "Kanye West" my ancestors by saying they "chose" this life. They survived so that we could be here. Never compare a comfy office job to what mine and possibly your ancestors had to go through.
This is why we should always connect with the ancestors in spirit and know our roots thanks brother for this informative video. Peace and Blessing to you and your family
Imagine how many more didn’t get lucky and got freed or lead a rebellion to have their names remembered. On your channel I’ve been trying to tell people what was going on in Africa was more than just innocent vs guilty parties and just because one was taken as a slave doesn’t mean they themselves didn’t do the same to others. You can be a soldier and win 10 battles but loose one and end up dead or taken captive and suffer the same fate as those you previously defeated.
True Redoshi account on her captors best explain how captors were also captured. Good example is Sengbe Pieh, Olauda Equiano, Kodjo and cudjo lewis either their families or themselves were involved in the transatlantic holocaust..
As a senegalese one my grandpa was taken as a slave he was a king. we don't know which place he end up But one thing is sure i have cousin at the other side of the atlantic ocean Salute
Greetings from kano Nigeria!! I watch and read a lot of black slavery history and even though my ancestors happened not to be captured and brought to America, I still share the pain of y'all! We love you so much here in the mother land. Although they call you Americans our spirits over here still call you Africans!!
THANKS SIS TO GOD BE THE GLORY IN ORDER FOR CHANGE AFRICAN PEOPLE AFRICAN AMERICAN AFRO CARIBBEAN PEOPLE MUST UNITE TOGETHER IN LOVE WE ARE ALL ONE IN THE SIGHT OF OUR CREATOR THEN CHANGE IS GOING TO COME WITH OUT LOBE FOR EACH OTHER WE NEVER STAND A CHANCE WE AT ONE BIG BIG BIG FAMILY THE KEY WORDS GOD LOVE TOGETHER UNITE SPIRIT BODY MIND AND SOUL..
Thanks, I needed to hear that. It's hard having to live in a land where you're not wanted. That war chant in the beginning gives me goosebumps. I feel as though I've chanted it before. Love to all my African sisters and brothers ❤.
I haven’t been to this channel in a minute now that I’m back I’m feeling so much better about myself I didn’t know how important these educational videos are to my identity thank u so much for all the research u do, I can feel this is your passion and it comes a across so beautiful
My husband and I enjoyed watching this. Thank you for that. One thing he wanted to point out, being Jamaican, is that you mentioned the slave revolt in Jamaica was ended eventually after the death of King Takyi. This isn't correct. Queen Nanny was the leader of the slave revolts in Jamaica. It wasn't one effort but many concentrated in different parishes in Jamaica. Once freedom was obtained for one area, they went to another. She was the one that trained the Maroon army, strategically planned the capture of those in command that were close to the Queen of England, and used them as bargaining chips. She led the way to freedom and reaching a treaty.
Thank you for this channel. I've been trying to find stuff to teach my children about slavery and colonialism. This channel is a great help Alhamdulillah.
I love the Congolese story so much because he was royalty enslaved and yet still created his own palace when he was still enslaved .Proud Congolese! thank you for talking about my people(:
@@jeswazwadi7049 our ancestors were fighters. A lot of thr slaves revolts were dome by Kongo people. I womder where this fighting spirit has gone. Because now we are one of thr most lethargic i swear.
I love this channel so much! I’m learning more about African history than I EVER learned in school. I really wish these videos had subtitles (other than the auto generated ones) for better accessibility. (Tho I totally understand that a lot of people just don’t have the time or resources to get their videos properly subtitled). ANYWAYS, love this channel, love your videos, thanks for making them!
There were probably several people in the slave trade of royal or leadership origin. Cudjoe Lewis and Redoshi, two of the final living victims of the TAST, were related to chieftains and village leaders.
Thank you for mentioning Cudjoe Lewis. The last slave ship arrived in Mobile, Al after the ship captain made a bet that he could bring slaves to US. He burned and buried the slave ship, which has been said to be found earlier this year. Our ancestors were powerful beyond measure.
@@cmebans35 look at the azz kicking they handed out all over Africa with no modern weapons. You best believe they knew that if the playing field was even, they would have been not only run out but soundly defeated. Shaka comes to mind....Military all over the world studied his battle strategies.
In Suriname there also have been tales of our African ancestors. Afi Jaba is one of them. She was a princess that also had healing powers. I just stumbled upon your channel and its really worth gold. History has brain-washed our people to think that we were poor and vermin, but on the contrary we have a rich history. Thank you for informing those of us that are searching for the truth.
Your voice' timbre lends itself to the stories you tell. I enjoy your channel's subjects and how you breath honor and dignity into each of the subject. Wonderful to know you are out here providing useful knowledge to our people.
This was an interesting video and I am glad someone finally pointed out how chaotic the slave trade was; that is one detail history teachers didn't mention. Watching this UA-cam channel has taught me an important lesson: learning doesn't end. In the past many of us have complained we didn't learn certain things in school and I too am still upset with how American history was taught to us in schools - and I went to high school in the 90s. But it is up to each of us to continue learning about the past and sometimes UN-learning things we were taught in school.
Why people insist on calling themselves africans is beyond me we are not africans we are israelites. We are not of ham but of shem Deuteronomy 28-68 read the curses of the covenant this is how you identify the true children of israel scattered into all nation fo5Zondervan bible dictionary concerning ham ham the youngest son of noah born probably 96 before the flood and one of the eight person to live through the flood he became the progenitor of all the dark races But not the Negroes but the EGYPTIANS Ethiopeans lybians and Caananites
@@trahernmoore1989 And not all blacks in the diaspora are Israelites. The whites took anyone they could get their hands on. Go to Senegal and you will find tribes that confirm they originated from the ancient Egyptian Empire. And besides, Yahweh loves non-Israelites too. Go read Isaiah 19 and see. Salvation is not by default as an Israelite...it's for those who are in Yahshua, including gentiles.
I absolutely love the song in the beginning of the video. It's so powerful, and beautiful. The mighty drums and the strong chat, it did something to me. It was like healing, almost medicinal. What is the name of that song? And what group of people made it? I loved your video as well. I learned so much. Thank you.
I found out my 4th great grandfather came on a slave ship that landed in South Carolina him and his 3 brothers where separated sold off smdh I'm of Congo and Cameroon descent
@@nem0money America just DNT wanna admit how bad they fuked us up and they know we deserve reperations it's just the fact if we do right by the money we can build our own they Kno we are not our ancestors we r ready for war just not financially stable they would hate to give us the last piece of the puzzle
@@jeffreycooper2162 HOW INTERESTING?? I'M HAPPY TO MEET YOU BROTHER. JEFFREY SINCE YOU'RE A DESCENDANT OF THE BA-KONGO PEOPLE, LEARN SOME LINGALA-UA-cam( IT'S THE EASIEST LANGUAGE TO LEARN), IT WILL OPEN AN UNDERSTANDING ON WHO WE ARE AS A PEOPLE, OUR HISTORY, CULTURE AND SO ON.
My father was of Kongo my mother Cameroon I see strong features in my dad side of our people I be looking at pictures of them darkskin very broad wide noses and heavyweights myself I am 6'7" 275lbs I Kno we where warriors because my bloodline is full of fighters lol.. I just wanna b where I feel I belong get a trade get stable go over there start a company live like a king
When we say Black Lives Matter it’s far more greater than we will ever know ghesssh the Devil was busy! Still is dammit! But all glory goes to the Most High who is way more busier!
When You say Black lives matter it sounds as if You are asking someone to be fair, or nice to You instead of just knowing and fighting for it as We should. It sounds weak
I’m Jamaican and I remember learning about Taki in the 3rd grade. I know he was an enemy of Nanny of the Maroons, Jamaica’s only female national hero. The Maroons were Ashanti. It’s interesting that not much was said of Taki’s royalty.
There's been so much of our Black history that has been hidden from us. I enjoyed this segment very much. This only proves to me and gives the arguments on why our history books need to be changed. And all kids need to know of our history.
My family and I are descendants of king nzinga. There is a prince buried in North Carolina named Edward Mozingo. He was one of the first Africans here. Bought his freedom from indentured servitude, owned land, and had a few slaves of his own. I’d love to be able to go back to the Congo with my family, but there’s too much fighting.
Very informative, great job brother, let’s work together on ending psychological slavery. In this day and age sadly and unfortunately slavery actually still exist in some parts Africa. It must end, no one should suffer from bondage and mistreatments. God Bless
rainy month I’m both sad and sorry that anyone ever thought slavery was a good idea. Anyone. Yes. I am white. Sorry. I can’t help it. However at least my ancestors were quakers and worked to free the slaves in America. Not like I had anything to do with their efforts as it was long before my time. But I am glad that no one in my family profited from human trafficking.
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My parents named me after an African Princess in Guinea Bissau and they always told us that we were descendants of kings and queens. Imagine if the slave trade never happened how beautiful our land and how rich our people would have been.
Like honestly it’s hurts to know that our people went threw this!
@@Blonded_.dreddz Exactly! I mean I love the person I am because my parents taught me to love me and all that encompasses me. But just imagine how beautiful Africa would have been if no slaves were taken out of the continent.
@@Blonded_.dreddz Its like my parents always told me......This is all written and we are actors acting it out......no one knows the outcome because it is yet to come
@49er Patriot Do you really believe in the white Jesus (Cesare Borgia) you probably thought was white your entire life 🤣
@@peggyliz9381 your just dumb! I'm sure my family has been in this country longer than yours sweety
You know in Jamaica, the olden people would tell us that we came from Kings and Queens.
@universal manWhat's my point???? Really.
I'm celebrating & adding facts/info. Stop it with the victim mentality. Disgusting! Yes be ashamed! I'm not your enemy brother!!! 🙄
Yes this is true my grandmother told me about about this story it was. Told to her by her mother and father I so wish she didn't pass away because I would tell her she wosent crazy it was all true she pass away at the age of 99
@maria kerrid Thank you. And yes, there are oral stories in the USA about that. But we all have the same ancestors..... literally. A big ole family 🤷🏽♀️
Actually that is lies. The majority of most of our ancestors were subjects of kings and queens.
Soo the actual ratio of slaves that were kings are like 1 in every 1000 or even less.
So please stop thinking your worth is more than the average person.
Just be proud of who you are.
Don't try and make an assumption that you are more.
Stay Safe and most of all Stay Humble.✌🏾
All the time
You've left out Toussaint Louverture whose grandfather Gaou Guinou was a king of Allada of west Africa.
I guess he means African royals who were "born on the continent", and then taken into slavery. 😕
Adlai King toussaint wasn’t born in Africa 😒
@@crazyp4549 That's correct, but his father who was the prince was.
@@Hamkin25 Very true. He may not have been born in Africa to qualify on this list, but he sure as hell was of royal blood. In my opinion he is the greatest African military mind since the 18th Dynasty Kings of Egypt and Meroe, second is Emperor Menelik ii.
Dutty Boukman may have started the revolution but Toussaint was the brains behind it, the man was a genius. He outmaneuvered and outflanked
the greatest Colonial powers at the time who viewed Africans as savages of low intelligence. He became an inspiration to all Latin America and even Europe.
@John mondesir Based on what research, please give me a source...
Many people are quick to jump into sharing their thoughts without knowing anything.
I've been a history seeker my entire life. Always tracking down writing and oral history, as well as those evident in the arts and music. I've also been liking and sharing your content for a long time. Very provocative and interesting topics, after my heart. I suppose it's time to subscribe, now.
Thank you for all you've done, and continue to do.
I’m so glad I found this channel, tired of whitewashed history💯
Yep watch all his videos he is the best on UA-cam. He has a lot of videos check them out.
@@leboyemichael4733 even more on his patreon website.
@@beanabong2896 oh k cool
He's not pronouncing the names well which is very vital
Indeed
Yes the atlantic slave genocide was a human tragedy on an epic scale. This video just confirms my susipicions that since some of these royals were able to demand the freedom of their families and kept slaves or participated in the slave trade. It shows that certain groups were deliberately singled out by others to be enslaved. That our ancestors survived the genocide is testament to their strength, determination and resiliance. We owe them everything, if not for them we would not be alive today.
ems d2 Deuteronomy 28:68 yes they were singled out fully, not only them but others as well.
Great observation sis!
@@shutup3622 do you really believe that book verse you reference pertains to us?. I do believe there is a higher power and creator. Don't believe in that book completely literally.
If a royal got free didn’t mean his people did. And we know about these because they were freed or led a rebellion now think of those who never got lucky. Shit the ones who rebelled didn’t get help though they were royals.
you missed the point of the video. certain groups were not deliberatedly singled out. there is no such thing. it was a time of wars so it was a two-way thing, with slavers also losing their people
Powerful videos bredda!! One can only ask for more, this is such important knowledge. One love.
I learned about King tacki from a homeless man in Jamaica, they called them mad man in Jamaica
Money pro music at least u learned that before i shout muta meck him blazed that up
Anytime we hear an African or Diaspora African debate the truth whether slavery occured, just show this video. Imagine the population of Africa, if our ancestors were never sold into slavery? We better start sticking together, and fast.
You are sure right with the last statement
True indeed!
We have a zulu king in South Africa. Our government pay him a monthly salary. His people that live on his land has to pay tax to him and they are very poor. When his daughter got married the whole country had to pay for her wedding which were a few million rands. I agree that we should stand together but whenever a black person in Africa becomes a president or is a king then they take so much money from us that it becomes very hard not to dislike them.
To Jenny Harris I agree with you. Although I don't know the whole Zulu king situation so not sure of that. I know he is exploiting his power not certain to what extent.
Nonetheless I doubt we as an African nation will stand as one. It will take years of undoing the past. And there's so much undoing and awakening that's needed.
The divide and conquer theory has haunted and is still haunting us Africans. I know I won't be alive to see the unity. But only hope I form part of the diabolical change that is needed in the African continent.
Great video good sir!!! Love your channel.
all those different groups were merged here in america into just being black or african or "niggaz" had they remained in africa. they would have remained divided. had they not met pale europeans they would never have thought of thmselves as black. had they not all been forced to speak english or be christian we would not exist.
You're missing Toussaint Louverture of Haiti, grandson of King Guara Ginou.
Indeed, Toussaint was born into slavery but his father was a Prince, and grandfather a King.
Exactly
David F he can’t fit every royal into one video.....
Wow this literally had me in tears.
Yeah, kan't forget about the infamous Toussaint Louverture.
Home Team thank you for telling the story of Prince Abdulrahman...I'm from Mississippi and found out about this many years ago. Actually in a small booklet on Mississippi history. You'd be surprised where you find the hidden truth.
@PANCHO VILLA 103 yes it is. I remember my grandfather calling white men who he was old to be their father or grandfather "sir" or Mr. But they called him by his first name. I'm in Austin which pretends to be liberal but it's still Texas.
@@512southernbelle He chose to. No one forced him. I called my white millionaire boss who is old enough to be my grandfather his first name.
Most black people at the job licked his ass all day long.
@@infozone9601 My grandfather was 85 when he died, so he definitely came up in the Jim Crow era. He never learned to read or write because he had to work. He worked ginning cotton until we forced him to retire at 70. So I would not say he chose to, old habits die hard. In order for him as a black man in Mississippi to survive this is what he had to do. Regardless I'm not gonna call my granddaddy a "boot licker" or any other disrespectful name. What we know about them and how they survived is just the tip of the iceberg. I am not ashamed and never will I "Kanye West" my ancestors by saying they "chose" this life. They survived so that we could be here. Never compare a comfy office job to what mine and possibly your ancestors had to go through.
Can you gave the title of the book please? I collect anything that points me to the truth.
PANCHO VILLA 103 😔
This is why we should always connect with the ancestors in spirit and know our roots thanks brother for this informative video. Peace and Blessing to you and your family
Imagine how many more didn’t get lucky and got freed or lead a rebellion to have their names remembered. On your channel I’ve been trying to tell people what was going on in Africa was more than just innocent vs guilty parties and just because one was taken as a slave doesn’t mean they themselves didn’t do the same to others. You can be a soldier and win 10 battles but loose one and end up dead or taken captive and suffer the same fate as those you previously defeated.
True Redoshi account on her captors best explain how captors were also captured. Good example is Sengbe Pieh, Olauda Equiano, Kodjo and cudjo lewis either their families or themselves were involved in the transatlantic holocaust..
As a senegalese one my grandpa was taken as a slave he was a king. we don't know which place he end up
But one thing is sure i have cousin at the other side of the atlantic ocean Salute
tala tala so funny 😂
GTFOH
True story.
Goes to show that slavery was a complicated matter . People sold into slavery probably sold slaves until they got caught up and got sold.
OBVIOUSLY SO!
Yes indeed
Exactly!! Like right today!!!
Exactly!!! Like right today!!! NEGROE'S still selling each other out for these HEATHENS,!!
... for lousy trinkets and without forethought; the African willfully participated in their own demise..... not complicated
Ganga Zumba- You can't keep a real king down. He will always rise.
for what ??? to get his 7 goats back ?
Actually, Aqualtune was the first royal person of Kingdom of Congo. She came to Brazil as a reproductive slave, and then, she had Ganga-Zumba.
@@mabel6259 That contradicts the literature. He was eventually poisoned by a family member. He likely didn't make 50.
Greetings from kano Nigeria!!
I watch and read a lot of black slavery history and even though my ancestors happened not to be captured and brought to America, I still share the pain of y'all! We love you so much here in the mother land. Although they call you Americans our spirits over here still call you Africans!!
TRUE.
THANKS SIS TO GOD BE THE GLORY IN ORDER FOR CHANGE AFRICAN PEOPLE AFRICAN AMERICAN AFRO CARIBBEAN PEOPLE MUST UNITE TOGETHER IN LOVE WE ARE ALL ONE IN THE SIGHT OF OUR CREATOR THEN CHANGE IS GOING TO COME WITH OUT LOBE FOR EACH OTHER WE NEVER STAND A CHANCE WE AT ONE BIG BIG BIG FAMILY THE KEY WORDS GOD LOVE TOGETHER UNITE SPIRIT BODY MIND AND SOUL..
Thanks, I needed to hear that. It's hard having to live in a land where you're not wanted. That war chant in the beginning gives me goosebumps. I feel as though I've chanted it before. Love to all my African sisters and brothers ❤.
Mexican here of Mali descent
Would love to meet you one day my African brother...
Hello my African brother
Gang
Viva!
What
Another great lecture from professor HomeTeam. ✌Peace my brother.
Ganga Zumba !! absolutely Legendary ! wow man.... i learn so much from your videos every time. Thank You 🙏🏼
I love what you are doing. Thank you for spreading the truth of our people. We have a rich and beautiful history.
Keep up the good work on OUR HISTORY! Thank You!
WOW!!! Thank you for this awesome commentary!! I talk to my ANCESTORS everyday! Ase'
I haven’t been to this channel in a minute now that I’m back I’m feeling so much better about myself I didn’t know how important these educational videos are to my identity thank u so much for all the research u do, I can feel this is your passion and it comes a across so beautiful
My husband and I enjoyed watching this. Thank you for that. One thing he wanted to point out, being Jamaican, is that you mentioned the slave revolt in Jamaica was ended eventually after the death of King Takyi. This isn't correct. Queen Nanny was the leader of the slave revolts in Jamaica. It wasn't one effort but many concentrated in different parishes in Jamaica. Once freedom was obtained for one area, they went to another. She was the one that trained the Maroon army, strategically planned the capture of those in command that were close to the Queen of England, and used them as bargaining chips. She led the way to freedom and reaching a treaty.
This is so dope and informative, I've never heard of any of the ancestors mentioned. Thank you so much
Well done and presented Home team
Absolutely great information, please continue to educate and enlighten us. Love your videos
This channel is so good!!...I’m Ghanaian and I’m happy I stumbled on your channel bro....I hope you hit a million real soon
Just want you to know that your channel is appreciated!!👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿🙏🏿
Thank you for the information, its good to bring a reminder and awareness on African people before slavery and colonialism.
New subscriber💙 Feels great learning the truth verses lies we've been fed!
Thank you for this channel. I've been trying to find stuff to teach my children about slavery and colonialism. This channel is a great help Alhamdulillah.
I love the Congolese story so much because he was royalty enslaved and yet still created his own palace when he was still enslaved .Proud Congolese! thank you for talking about my people(:
Ndoki
@@rue.eudoxie it takes one to know one
@@jeswazwadi7049 I was kidding sister
@@rue.eudoxie k
@@jeswazwadi7049 our ancestors were fighters. A lot of thr slaves revolts were dome by Kongo people. I womder where this fighting spirit has gone. Because now we are one of thr most lethargic i swear.
FANTASTIC REPORT! Way to go HomeTeamHistory group, both thumbs way up.
Thank you for sharing this much needed information!!🤎💕🤎
We need more of this my brother!
This video was awesome very helpful in knowledge
A humble yet grateful Thank you for your channel. I will be sharing with my family.
love this, keep it going!!!
Wow.... that was the most amazing thing I have ever heard .....so inspiring, u have to love African
Hey man I love you stuff a lot. Could you do videos on Caribbean afro history.
My name is Ajamo
PBS black in Latin America
Oh no he can't... why don't you do ur research ur self? Wouldn't that be better?
That would be great!
Fiyabon
I love this channel so much! I’m learning more about African history than I EVER learned in school. I really wish these videos had subtitles (other than the auto generated ones) for better accessibility. (Tho I totally understand that a lot of people just don’t have the time or resources to get their videos properly subtitled). ANYWAYS, love this channel, love your videos, thanks for making them!
Thanks for this video I will share it with family and friends.
Thanks for the video, definitely makes me want to explore my genealogy.
There were probably several people in the slave trade of royal or leadership origin. Cudjoe Lewis and Redoshi, two of the final living victims of the TAST, were related to chieftains and village leaders.
Thank you for mentioning Cudjoe Lewis. The last slave ship arrived in Mobile, Al after the ship captain made a bet that he could bring slaves to US. He burned and buried the slave ship, which has been said to be found earlier this year.
Our ancestors were powerful beyond measure.
@@cmebans35 look at the azz kicking they handed out all over Africa with no modern weapons. You best believe they knew that if the playing field was even, they would have been not only run out but soundly defeated. Shaka comes to mind....Military all over the world studied his battle strategies.
Thank you for such informative information I like the way you speak clear and to the point. Your vouce is very soothing and calm.
Your research and commentary is valuable. Will support!
In Suriname there also have been tales of our African ancestors. Afi Jaba is one of them. She was a princess that also had healing powers.
I just stumbled upon your channel and its really worth gold. History has brain-washed our people to think that we were poor and vermin, but on the contrary we have a rich history.
Thank you for informing those of us that are searching for the truth.
Welcome!
Your voice' timbre lends itself to the stories you tell. I enjoy your channel's subjects and how you breath honor and dignity into each of the subject. Wonderful to know you are out here providing useful knowledge to our people.
Your videos are fascinating,. Thanks so much for doing this ❤️
This was an interesting video and I am glad someone finally pointed out how chaotic the slave trade was; that is one detail history teachers didn't mention. Watching this UA-cam channel has taught me an important lesson: learning doesn't end. In the past many of us have complained we didn't learn certain things in school and I too am still upset with how American history was taught to us in schools - and I went to high school in the 90s. But it is up to each of us to continue learning about the past and sometimes UN-learning things we were taught in school.
Makes me wonder how many Arabs Muslim took African Royals, probably thousands.
Why people insist on calling themselves africans is beyond me we are not africans we are israelites. We are not of ham but of shem Deuteronomy 28-68 read the curses of the covenant this is how you identify the true children of israel scattered into all nation fo5Zondervan bible dictionary concerning ham ham the youngest son of noah born probably 96 before the flood and one of the eight person to live through the flood he became the progenitor of all the dark races But not the Negroes but the EGYPTIANS Ethiopeans lybians and Caananites
@@trahernmoore1989 And not all blacks in the diaspora are Israelites. The whites took anyone they could get their hands on. Go to Senegal and you will find tribes that confirm they originated from the ancient Egyptian Empire. And besides, Yahweh loves non-Israelites too. Go read Isaiah 19 and see. Salvation is not by default as an Israelite...it's for those who are in Yahshua, including gentiles.
Ezeckiel 30:23 is a prove of that.
@@trahernmoore1989 Not once did you mention Nubians. Ethiopian = white washed terminology
@@trahernmoore1989 were Africans I look up that history and it's a myth
New to this channel, really enjoying it- would you happen have any info on the African Kings of Egypt? Would love to hear about it
Wow awesome and informative video. Keep up the great work!
Another good lesson. You did a fine job. Thanks and you're appreciated.
I absolutely love the song in the beginning of the video. It's so powerful, and beautiful. The mighty drums and the strong chat, it did something to me. It was like healing, almost medicinal. What is the name of that song? And what group of people made it? I loved your video as well. I learned so much. Thank you.
That music though, got me feeling like grrrr.. 👌🏾
I had to subscribe like I love your videos on my people. Love from Ghana 🇬🇭
WOW !! Unbelievably history ...so touched , Inspired to know more .
Wow I love to hear our African History from an African brother. May God blessed U with more abundance my brother
I found out my 4th great grandfather came on a slave ship that landed in South Carolina him and his 3 brothers where separated sold off smdh I'm of Congo and Cameroon descent
Jeffrey Cooper smh same, except my ancestors landed in Georgia and Florida
@@nem0money America just DNT wanna admit how bad they fuked us up and they know we deserve reperations it's just the fact if we do right by the money we can build our own they Kno we are not our ancestors we r ready for war just not financially stable they would hate to give us the last piece of the puzzle
@@jeffreycooper2162 HOW INTERESTING?? I'M HAPPY TO MEET YOU BROTHER. JEFFREY SINCE YOU'RE A DESCENDANT OF THE BA-KONGO PEOPLE, LEARN SOME LINGALA-UA-cam( IT'S THE EASIEST LANGUAGE TO LEARN), IT WILL OPEN AN UNDERSTANDING ON WHO WE ARE AS A PEOPLE, OUR HISTORY, CULTURE AND SO ON.
My father was of Kongo my mother Cameroon I see strong features in my dad side of our people I be looking at pictures of them darkskin very broad wide noses and heavyweights myself I am 6'7" 275lbs I Kno we where warriors because my bloodline is full of fighters lol.. I just wanna b where I feel I belong get a trade get stable go over there start a company live like a king
@@jeffreycooper2162 How did you find out about this?
Thank you my brother I subscribed I appreciate you for educating us 💯
Love this! Thanks for sharing!
Good content
Love your channel bro, would you think about getting more active on Instagram? Your content is needed.
Great information. Thanks for sharing. This makes me want to do more research.
Thank you, truly your work is appreciated
When we say Black Lives Matter it’s far more greater than we will ever know ghesssh the Devil was busy! Still is dammit! But all glory goes to the Most High who is way more busier!
Jarvis Evans it also means black women matter too
Yes masser sir
When You say Black lives matter it sounds as if You are asking someone to be fair, or nice to You instead of just knowing and fighting for it as We should. It sounds weak
The African woman is God.
Amujale huh?
I’m Jamaican and I remember learning about Taki in the 3rd grade. I know he was an enemy of Nanny of the Maroons, Jamaica’s only female national hero. The Maroons were Ashanti. It’s interesting that not much was said of Taki’s royalty.
thank you for the video we all need more of this
Home team never fail with the information keep it coming
Yaa Asantewaa from the Ashanti region Ghana was taken to Seychelles island after a war in 1801
She is my mentor&soul fire!!!💓
She stood up when they men became weak...her spirit lives on because Ya a is ME in the realm that I dwell...the Wombmen GATHER!
1901*
Keep kicking knowledge big brudda💯god bless
I am so happy I stumbled on this channel! ❤
This was absolutely AMAZING!! THANK YOU!! 😍❤💚🖤
There's been so much of our Black history that has been hidden from us. I enjoyed this segment very much. This only proves to me and gives the arguments on why our history books need to be changed. And all kids need to know of our history.
Wow!! Keep feeding the minds!!
Great research young king . i did the research and found some real crazzy stuff . best believe we are the most highs children
Keep the knowledge coming bro
My family and I are descendants of king nzinga. There is a prince buried in North Carolina named Edward Mozingo. He was one of the first Africans here. Bought his freedom from indentured servitude, owned land, and had a few slaves of his own. I’d love to be able to go back to the Congo with my family, but there’s too much fighting.
Your the descendant of slave traders you owe a debt
Wow!!! This brings tears to my eyes, may God Grace's humanity with his mercies... Amen
The truth wilk make you stronger....lies discourage you...so Ive learned.
They reaped what the sow
Just subscribed to this channel, thank you.
thank you for your contributions to educating the culture and re-appropriating the struggle
The intro gets me hype every time🤣
Fantastic. Knowing my past I can see my future. Thx guess you were a scribe/historian in a pass life. Blessings, We deserve better 🙏
Great video brotha.
Great content thanks for taking the to update us on what was hidden.
This is amazing.. Royalty, Kings & Queens. 🖤🙌🏾
They took our people but we never lost our identity.Am proud to trace my roots to ghana.
This is heavy stuff; good job home team
great video!! timelines would help better understand
Very informative, great job brother, let’s work together on ending psychological slavery. In this day and age sadly and unfortunately slavery actually still exist in some parts Africa. It must end, no one should suffer from bondage and mistreatments. God Bless
I am a descendant of King Nzinga from the Kingdom of Kongo, now known as Democratic Republic of Congo. Thank you for the story.
Thank you........
These story must be told........
Your doing it!
You doing your thing Bro!!
Can you cover the wars in this same timeframe?
And the sad 😢 part about this is that even today they feel no regrets or sorrow, they feel that this was the best thing for us.
Who is they??
Big Ounce white folks
@@Professional_street_hustler alot of yal.
So Sad Where Is The Reparation
rainy month I’m both sad and sorry that anyone ever thought slavery was a good idea. Anyone. Yes. I am white. Sorry. I can’t help it. However at least my ancestors were quakers and worked to free the slaves in America. Not like I had anything to do with their efforts as it was long before my time. But I am glad that no one in my family profited from human trafficking.
Fascinating. Awe-inspiring. Thank you 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
Love these videos
I am a decent of Ansa true stories my family told me this story when I went to Barbados after 27 years
If this is true then you can still trace your ancestry in Ghana , if you so wish ....the royal family have a quite a good record system