How i knew the test is legit is because they connected me with a 2nd cousin of mine, they sent her picture and email and I was surprised she was on my email and guess what ? She really is my second cousin and i have already knew her because she's my father's niece, so it's real alright 😄
The fact is some blacks are denying about their Africaness bear in mind that blacks all around the world are not respected because they are blacks and went through slavery .All blacks originated from Africa whether you like it or not.slavery took blacks to Both North and South America.
This 71 year young woman is so glad you hit on this topic. I am an add mixture, Indigenous, Much American Indian (Creek, Nasemond, Iroquois, Blackfoot), African (34%) and Northern European (32%). Anderson’s Law Dictionary describes this blood type admixture as American Indian. I am melanated, but described my whole life in United States as Negro, Black and African American. So I over-stand now that for conquering powers plus political reasons, truth about my blood was deliberately withheld to oppress me. This movement now to discredit DNA testing, is just another move to divide and separate and hide us from our beautifully facetted human estate. My DNA started here in East Africa and moved West. Now I biggest joy in retirement is to find which Nigerian tribe of Yorba or Igbo hold golden threads of my ancestors. I also celebrate the Nations of Ghana, Senegal, SierraLeone, Gambia and Liberia being a party of who I am, and I encourage those when I can to do the test. Now I will pass along this video Jay to everyone to be cautious about the groups and people who try to deny Africa as a part of their DNA and cling only to Indigenous Indian Roots. Yes my ancestors were indigenous to Ta-Meri-Ka or Turtle Island, but I also can’t deny African DNA. Also please note that their is a difference between Native Americans ( the indigenous who are Asian and many came through the Bearing Straights or Austronesian). Another way to confuse the mind and hide who is who.My dream now is to come to get my Passport in Sierra Leone and see West Africa. You should know who you are and stand tall. I just shake my head at people who deny the cradle of civilization.
I did my " DNA" 94% African... no American.... After 300 years.. 1% Choctaw( Indian only)... Get tested!! Same test that judge say... You are the father and many remain silent. I took my test and all of my family... line up with each other ; different last names... but our grandparents were siblings... All lined up as related... It's real.. scarily real!!
Facts!!! I just did mine and it also lined up. I didn't realize how many of my 2nd and 3rd cousins who I already know actually took the same DNA test until they showed up on my matches. I have no american ancestry ties
i have 4% african american which is interesting i wonder if that means that i have a percentage of native american in my blood just the bloodline is no longer around due to mass murders of tribes in America
We know that Afrika settled in North, South and Central America East of the Mississippi, and they were exterminated. They were still Afrikan! There is no way to determine what side of the pond they inhabited. Afrika settled the world, they are still Afrikan.
@@tombimashri8149 That man is 100% African through and through. There is no Black Indian Mix there unless you are speaking about Jay Cameron. I was speaking about the Ghanaian Gentleman. If you are speaking about Jay he is Black and a product of Slavery, which is why he has that look.
Jay you gotta slow down for the locals, African Americans talk really fast, not your fault. But would make communication easier for the locals to decipher and process what your saying. Also use simple word such in and out rather weave and hop
Deep conversations. Again when the man talks about his family history from Benin, Togo and Ghana you see how artificial the borders are but like sheep we use the borders to actually drive divisions among us. Jay, I do think your use of the word offended by Africa may have confused the man as he may have thought you meant they are angry at Africa. Maybe thats the context you wanted to convey but my feeling is "embarrassed" would be a better word. Due to all the negative stereotypes about Africa some African Americans feel embarrased to have any association with Africa. Like the man said, they behave like ostriches that only hide their heads but the whole body is exposed. I am from Southern Africa where there in French until you get to DR Congo so never knew about this thief and uncivilised nonsense. We do have Mozambique but the only stigma we had was the Portuguese were cruel because they messed up the sewer systems before leaving Mozambique and Angola. The sad part is these kind of videos do not much have viewership. Our people like to watch the gossip channels and follow celebrity liefstyles. I am tempted to do the dna/ ancestry test too. I am pure African so I will know the test is suspect if it comes up with any Indian or European anything.
Thanks for sharing! A lot of AA are offended because they feel “Africans” sold their ancestors into slavery so the offense has made them angry towards innocent people.
@@jaycameronofficial Ok i get it from your perspective as an African American. This is a problem in financial markets when counterparties are not privy to the same information. It is called information assymetry. As a Southern African from Zimbabwe specifically I would be just as shocked hearing someone saying my ancestors sold their ancestors into slavery because we have no knowledge of any involvement with slavery. That is why I did not get the offended part. We are all Africans but with different experiences and history. The education and conversations hopefully, will bring more understanding and healing. We have more that unites us than divides us and we cannot change history but only learn from it.
Family at that 3 minute mark you hit the nail on the head once again... same stories I hear over here in East Africa and I was born and raised in America.... My channel @ dont go along just to get along!!! #theyplaydirty
interesting - Both ideas can exist - africa and America were joined - the African populated both spaces - people were 1 - so some African were already there, some travelled after the split - some forced in ships
There were many mixed children born from slavery days, in the cane fields, cotton feilds etc Irish, Indian,/ Black mixed that is why some mixed are dark skin and 9thers lighter skin but end of the day they are mixed
@JayCameronOfficial, I like the work you doing, this is real Pan-African work, trying to break the myths of Africa and Africans in the diaspora. But this my first time I heard that in Togo they see us as thieves and we see Togolese as uncivilized, haven been born in Africa lived for almost 40yrs of my life never learnt that, that something new I am hearing, I have been to Togo numerous of time, and have great relationship with people over there, and I can say contemporary it is not true. You will never hear that from a young Togolese nor any adults that I have met whilst I stayed in Togo and still connect with them.
very good idea.that the Test should be done direct on African soil,,because if one finds his or her cursins,,reunion will be much easier and when the African..American relatives come down,,,they will have families to stay with at a go and start immediatly addopt the traditions and culture of our all heritage.This will make our coursins feel easly at home and comfortable.
Most people rhat say they have traveled the world , when you asked them have they been to Africa , they would say no . I then reply, that they haven't traveled the world . Of course , they look at me strange & keep quiet. yourSavannah - auntie - Mrs. Samson
Sad, anything but Africa. I always challenge some of the brothers that travel and will to Brazil, Colombia, Dominican Republic where people are more mixed or closer to white which I have no issue with but however when I ask them have you gone to see the Mayan Ruins in Belize which is majority black or Jamaica, places very close to the US, most of them havent. On the island of Hispaniola, Haiti is next door to the DR but majority again will not set foot for all sorts of reasons. Sady, worldwide, the caucasians have done a great job to make people believe they are the standard so we have to strive to be close to them which leads to this self hatred. There are Indians that are dark skinned just like the Ghanaian brother in the video but they will never acknowledge the possibilty they are part African. Same goes on the Arabian penisula where we know our people got taken to. It is almost tiring to make sense of.
@@ab71640 I actually know what AA is but you need to listen to some Americans saying they are not African and saying they are Native American hence why Jay Cameron is doing this and as you can see the Br with him is going to do his DNA so this should be very very interesting.
Let me say this..I was born in US..I'm not African..I've my own fight here in US with White Supremacy, as well as other races hating us.. yet I fight for ALL Black Ppl.. I'm of African Decent..yet I'm American..no harm meant.. Y'all still my Ppl.. 🖤💯
For those who dont know, modern Ghana is made up of 2 former colonies (Gold coast and Western Togoland). There has recently been a french leaning separatist group operating in the region, trying to break away from Ghana.
They do still wear the wigs in the UK, Barristers are the only people who wear the wigs in court. It is part of the uniform. Look up what a Barrister wears in court.
Interesting. I totally disagree that a significant portion of African Americans would avoid Africa to solidify their ancestry. Unfortunately, the truth is a more significant number would not have the resources to make the trek.
You must not hear these clowns running around out here chasing after a couple of dudes preaching how African Americans aren’t African. It’s quite a significant number of people.
Nigeria OWN greater part of AMERICA,that is where the mis understand is.Oregun,Alabama,ldaho/ldahosa is all Nigerian language/name from the Benin kingdom of Nigeria...
Jay British Judges do wear wigs. In the Crown Court in criminal cases. You are correct Judges can choose or not to wear wigs Barristers wear the wigs in certain courts. So they are worn.
So many Africans coming to America to get an opportunity like a college degree i do believe they themselves feel like they can do better coming here to America and that makes me feel sad.
@@hassshoban8206 some due, some don't. I study Swahili and Yoruba so I can maneuver in the smaller towns of Kenya and the smaller cities in South West Nigeria. I enjoyed Osogbo and Malindi more than Lagos and Nairobi.
@@remy1717 self hate is the only thing that can separate us. I love the African man I see in the mirror so I love every African I see because U are Me! Language is a tool it can only do what the operator makes it do. We are using the english language to come together and discuss ideas... think about it.
Speak to the economics of relocating. It takes more than conversations. Paying advanced rents of 6 to 12 months is not a warm, welcoming reception. Based on current information, cash is the first requirement for African acceptance.
Is that what you think? Have you been to Africa before? If not please don't say things you know nothing about because we the people here is far better that the West
I DONT KNOW WHY YOU KEEPING REFERRING TO AFRICAN COUNTRIES AS EITHER ENGLISH OR FRENCH SPEAKING COUNTRIES? DONT AFRICANS HAVE THEIR OWN LANGUAGES. STP REFERRING TO US AS FRENCH OR ENGLISH. WHY DONT YOU REFER TO INDIA OR AUSTRALIA AS ENGLISH SPEAKING ASIANS . THIS IS AN EXTENSION OF TYE COLONIZED MINDSET
Uh! No need to yell in all caps. When you are educating people, there are times you educate in ways they understand. There are hundreds of languages in many of these countries so which do you pick? Since these COUNTRIES were made up by the colonials and their languages imposed upon the people, when referencing a COUNTRY, it makes perfect sense to reference the language of the people who established the systems & borders. That’s not a colonial mindset. It is what it is whether we like it or not.
@@jaycameronofficial I can assure you that in Ghana for example , most people speak the Akan language than English, but the ARROGANTS( NOT YOU), will prefer to ignore the fact that we have our own indigenous languages and impose themselves on us. We Africans/ Ghanaians have more languages than the whole European continent put together but people choose to select an European language to describe who we are . You have this idiotic Cameroonians fighting between English speaking and French speaking sections .This is mind boggling.
@@joemensah9557 please listen to the context of the conversation. No one is celebrating the English or the French languages. Most people are clueless about why these countries even speak French or English in the first place. Check out the video I did with Paul and his DNA. He listed several of the languages he speaks.
@@joemensah9557 Buddy, slow down. Why so agitated? Shouting at people is not the best way to get your point across, you're more likely to piss off the other person and create further conflict. We are all learning here, healing and putting back the pieces.
@@Morgue12free Im not shouting at anyone. Typing in capital letters doesn’t mean I am shouting at people. This is another rule being imposed on us. We are told we can’t write in red ink or in capital letters. There is no rules governing this. These are just made up rules Unfortunately I don’t follow these made up rules.
Hi, (race & ancestry) is 2 different things. Black🖤Negro & Colored North 🇺🇸 are not Africans or Indians, some of us are mixed with foreigners but not all of us.
race (n.2) [people of common descent] 1560s, "people descended from a common ancestor, class of persons allied by common ancestry," from French race, earlier razza "race, breed, lineage, family" (16c.), possibly from Italian razza, which is of unknown origin (cognate with Spanish raza, Portuguese raça).
@@mrhimselfalone7657 hi & thank you for responding back, but why is race & ancestry in 2 different boxes on 🇺🇸 death certificates? My family is from NC, I was told I’m French & Indian add mixture to my black🖤 🇺🇸 roots, no one ever mention African no disrespect to foreigners🤍…… I can trace some of my family to the 10th century blacks but not Africans to the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 there is some things not being told to us.
@@shaypink40 hmm good question. But the same people who make dictionaries and thesauruses make the death certificate. We need to use critical thinking "negro" is Spanish and Portuguese for "dark". The word was applied to the skin color of the people of Africa
Africa Americans are black but not Africans. I have lived in USA for 20 years now and I agree. Their skin is black but there is nothing African about them.
Same way Hispanics are born in America and still maintain their Hispanic culture or the same way an African child can be born in America and still keep their African culture. That’s how it can happen. Just depends on the house they grow up in
THEY ARE AFRICAN THEY STILL HAVE THE CULTURE ON A PSYCOLOGICAL LEVEL. PLUS MANY OF THEIR SPRITURAL WAYS THEY PRACTICED DURING SLAVERY FROM THE MOTHERLAND ENABLED THEM TO SURVIVE UNTIL NOW.THEY STILL EVEN EAT SPICES AND FOODS THEY BOUGHT OVER IN SHIPS 400 YRS.AGO.
Hey you got it right but there is a HUGE part of the puzzle that you are missing The united states the spanish the french ALL tried dumping their Slaves back to Africa. You know where they went? Sub Saharan Africa They came with ALL their Skilled labor and Native American knowledge who then built Modern Africa. The Native American warriors raised up and took back Africa from the Colonizer. The Aboriginal American knew tribal life and quickly acclimated to tribal life in Africa. The North American slave trade 100% happened it just doesn't account for all the Aboriginal Americans that ended up in all the surrounding islands around the united states and the explosive population growth in Sub Saharan Africa. That little bit of Asian is the result of Aboriginal American blood taken by the shipping industry which primarily supported trade between east and west. That is the TRUTH there is photo documentation of it all BC it all happened in the early 20th century. Modern Native American tribes are a lie they left half bred european and native american around to sign over the land that the united states stole from you. Today they keep all that genealogy secret because it reveals the truth and you can see native americans today are all no different than european americans in color.
This sounds like a great theory however, I never see ppl with this theory in Africa peddling it. It only works in America bc folks don’t know any better and are either too lazy, too distracted, too angry or too cheap to check this in it’s tracks. Once people come to Africa and begin to “disprove” the facts, it’s hot air being blown by folks who simply have been double conned by the American colonizer. It’s equally sad as it is brilliant.
My own brother said he's NOT African. Ha! He doesn't know mom got tested and her dna came back with percentages from 8 African countries!
😂😂😂 Lawd!!
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😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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Denying your DNA
Tell him!🤣
How i knew the test is legit is because they connected me with a 2nd cousin of mine, they sent her picture and email and I was surprised she was on my email and guess what ? She really is my second cousin and i have already knew her because she's my father's niece, so it's real alright 😄
The fact is some blacks are denying about their Africaness bear in mind that blacks all around the world are not respected because they are blacks and went through slavery .All blacks originated from Africa whether you like it or not.slavery took blacks to Both North and South America.
This 71 year young woman is so glad you hit on this topic. I am an add mixture, Indigenous, Much American Indian (Creek, Nasemond, Iroquois, Blackfoot), African (34%) and Northern European (32%). Anderson’s Law Dictionary describes this blood type admixture as American Indian. I am melanated, but described my whole life in United States as Negro, Black and African American. So I over-stand now that for conquering powers plus political reasons, truth about my blood was deliberately withheld to oppress me. This movement now to discredit DNA testing, is just another move to divide and separate and hide us from our beautifully facetted human estate. My DNA started here in East Africa and moved West. Now I biggest joy in retirement is to find which Nigerian tribe of Yorba or Igbo hold golden threads of my ancestors. I also celebrate the Nations of Ghana, Senegal, SierraLeone, Gambia and Liberia being a party of who I am, and I encourage those when I can to do the test. Now I will pass along this video Jay to everyone to be cautious about the groups and people who try to deny Africa as a part of their DNA and cling only to Indigenous Indian Roots. Yes my ancestors were indigenous to Ta-Meri-Ka or Turtle Island, but I also can’t deny African DNA. Also please note that their is a difference between Native Americans ( the indigenous who are Asian and many came through the Bearing Straights or Austronesian). Another way to confuse the mind and hide who is who.My dream now is to come to get my Passport in Sierra Leone and see West Africa. You should know who you are and stand tall. I just shake my head at people who deny the cradle of civilization.
I did my " DNA" 94% African... no American.... After 300 years.. 1% Choctaw( Indian only)... Get tested!! Same test that judge say... You are the father and many remain silent. I took my test and all of my family... line up with each other ; different last names... but our grandparents were siblings... All lined up as related... It's real.. scarily real!!
Facts!!! I just did mine and it also lined up. I didn't realize how many of my 2nd and 3rd cousins who I already know actually took the same DNA test until they showed up on my matches. I have no american ancestry ties
i have 4% african american which is interesting i wonder if that means that i have a percentage of native american in my blood just the bloodline is no longer around due to mass murders of tribes in America
@@InuqiSevonne native Americans had slaves
I agree with you it’s real
See how our God exposes stuff to us ...when the time is right...thank you Lord ...amen
Very enriching conversation. I am so grateful to be able to listen in. I do not take it for granted. Thank you!
We know that Afrika settled in North, South and Central America East of the Mississippi, and they were exterminated. They were still Afrikan! There is no way to determine what side of the pond they inhabited. Afrika settled the world, they are still Afrikan.
What a handsome man rich in melanin. 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍. Also intelligent.
The darker the flesh, the deeper the roots
yes handsome for sure but he would be cald coloured in RSA u can see his a Black/indian mix
@@tombimashri8149 That man is 100% African through and through. There is no Black Indian Mix there unless you are speaking about Jay Cameron. I was speaking about the Ghanaian Gentleman. If you are speaking about Jay he is Black and a product of Slavery, which is why he has that look.
Thanks kings. Keep up the good work, keep exposing the colonial lies.
Love this conversation educative thanks so much
Good conversation, this is what l called an organic talk.
Jay you gotta slow down for the locals, African Americans talk really fast, not your fault. But would make communication easier for the locals to decipher and process what your saying. Also use simple word such in and out rather weave and hop
Ha! I will keep that in mind 👍🏾👍🏾
@@jaycameronofficial great. Keep up the ancestors work you doing awesome
Good Job Jay, education is key.
I never believed that these people went to the moon . They went somewhere but not the moon .
Which people?
Deep conversations. Again when the man talks about his family history from Benin, Togo and Ghana you see how artificial the borders are but like sheep we use the borders to actually drive divisions among us. Jay, I do think your use of the word offended by Africa may have confused the man as he may have thought you meant they are angry at Africa. Maybe thats the context you wanted to convey but my feeling is "embarrassed" would be a better word. Due to all the negative stereotypes about Africa some African Americans feel embarrased to have any association with Africa. Like the man said, they behave like ostriches that only hide their heads but the whole body is exposed.
I am from Southern Africa where there in French until you get to DR Congo so never knew about this thief and uncivilised nonsense. We do have Mozambique but the only stigma we had was the Portuguese were cruel because they messed up the sewer systems before leaving Mozambique and Angola. The sad part is these kind of videos do not much have viewership. Our people like to watch the gossip channels and follow celebrity liefstyles.
I am tempted to do the dna/ ancestry test too. I am pure African so I will know the test is suspect if it comes up with any Indian or European anything.
Thanks for sharing! A lot of AA are offended because they feel “Africans” sold their ancestors into slavery so the offense has made them angry towards innocent people.
@@jaycameronofficial Ok i get it from your perspective as an African American. This is a problem in financial markets when counterparties are not privy to the same information. It is called information assymetry.
As a Southern African from Zimbabwe specifically I would be just as shocked hearing someone saying my ancestors sold their ancestors into slavery because we have no knowledge of any involvement with slavery. That is why I did not get the offended part.
We are all Africans but with different experiences and history. The education and conversations hopefully, will bring more understanding and healing. We have more that unites us than divides us and we cannot change history but only learn from it.
A wigwam or tipi better than a mud hut?
Family at that 3 minute mark you hit the nail on the head once again... same stories I hear over here in East Africa and I was born and raised in America.... My channel @ dont go along just to get along!!! #theyplaydirty
Hey nephew , I see that you know how to connect with the right people
Where are you?!?!
interesting - Both ideas can exist - africa and America were joined - the African populated both spaces - people were 1 - so some African were already there, some travelled after the split - some forced in ships
There were many mixed children born from slavery days, in the cane fields, cotton feilds etc Irish, Indian,/ Black mixed that is why some mixed are dark skin and 9thers lighter skin but end of the day they are mixed
Two beautiful Kings
@JayCameronOfficial, I like the work you doing, this is real Pan-African work, trying to break the myths of Africa and Africans in the diaspora. But this my first time I heard that in Togo they see us as thieves and we see Togolese as uncivilized, haven been born in Africa lived for almost 40yrs of my life never learnt that, that something new I am hearing, I have been to Togo numerous of time, and have great relationship with people over there, and I can say contemporary it is not true. You will never hear that from a young Togolese nor any adults that I have met whilst I stayed in Togo and still connect with them.
“African as all get out” 😂exactly 👍🏽
😂😂😂
I don't know about anybody else, im African, thats bullshit 😄
If you you. Come .from-Africa know that you are blessed forever gold and minerals in the country
very good idea.that the Test should be done direct on African soil,,because if one finds his or her cursins,,reunion will be much easier and when the African..American relatives come down,,,they will have families to stay with at a go and start immediatly addopt the traditions and culture of our all heritage.This will make our coursins feel easly at home and comfortable.
4:00 Very interesting explanation
Most people rhat say they have traveled the world , when you asked them have they been to Africa , they would say no . I then reply, that they haven't traveled the world . Of course , they look at me strange & keep quiet. yourSavannah - auntie - Mrs. Samson
Sad, anything but Africa. I always challenge some of the brothers that travel and will to Brazil, Colombia, Dominican Republic where people are more mixed or closer to white which I have no issue with but however when I ask them have you gone to see the Mayan Ruins in Belize which is majority black or Jamaica, places very close to the US, most of them havent. On the island of Hispaniola, Haiti is next door to the DR but majority again will not set foot for all sorts of reasons.
Sady, worldwide, the caucasians have done a great job to make people believe they are the standard so we have to strive to be close to them which leads to this self hatred. There are Indians that are dark skinned just like the Ghanaian brother in the video but they will never acknowledge the possibilty they are part African. Same goes on the Arabian penisula where we know our people got taken to. It is almost tiring to make sense of.
That man looks similar to Ahmaud Arbery's father but yet still AA are not African.
AA is African-Americans...silly
@@ab71640 I actually know what AA is but you need to listen to some Americans saying they are not African and saying they are Native American hence why Jay Cameron is doing this and as you can see the Br with him is going to do his DNA so this should be very very interesting.
Jay they do that in the Caribbean with the French Islands and in French Guiana. The Dutch do it also.
Hey, what do they do?
@@jaycameronofficial They claim that they are French or Dutch rather than being African or even Caribbean.
@@njemilenantan2269 yeah heard a lady from Haiti say she was French.
Let me say this..I was born in US..I'm not African..I've my own fight here in US with White Supremacy, as well as other races hating us.. yet I fight for ALL Black Ppl.. I'm of African Decent..yet I'm American..no harm meant.. Y'all still my Ppl.. 🖤💯
No doubt 👊🏾
Black people are Africans regardless of their nationality.
Lol, keep fighting bro, we wish you well
Unless you are NOT Black
*EVERY* black person is AFRICAN
U don't need a test to tell you that
YOU ARE FIGHTING IN VAIN HERE RACISM IS A 400 YR.OLD TRADITION.THEY DEPEND ON IT TO SUVIVE AT THE EXPENSE OF THOSE THAT DONT LOOK LKKE THEM.
Jay where in Elmina is this? I'm from a small town in that area. We have the best beach. "Ampenyi" . It about 20 to 30 minutes from central Elmina
OMG thank you for bringing up the blonde wigs 🤦🏾♂️
For those who dont know, modern Ghana is made up of 2 former colonies (Gold coast and Western Togoland). There has recently been a french leaning separatist group operating in the region, trying to break away from Ghana.
Yeah, secessionist
Really in Ghana ? Ghana should beware of France they are everywhere creating division
They do still wear the wigs in the UK, Barristers are the only people who wear the wigs in court. It is part of the uniform. Look up what a Barrister wears in court.
Interesting. I totally disagree that a significant portion of African Americans would avoid Africa to solidify their ancestry. Unfortunately, the truth is a more significant number would not have the resources to make the trek.
You must not hear these clowns running around out here chasing after a couple of dudes preaching how African Americans aren’t African. It’s quite a significant number of people.
People need to read OUR NARRATIVES!
See what there brought to us it pains us a lot
Lol those dna tests are design to link Caucasians to king tut lol I had a white guy told me he's related to king tut😳in hot Africa😁.
Haha
Lol no they are not designed to do that. I don't know why that person told you that but that is not what those tests are for, whatsoever.
The same beast with a different name, different coat, different clothes, still the same beast.
We did not have national borders; we ABSOLUTELY had ethnic and cultural borders. That's just a reality.
Nigeria OWN greater part of AMERICA,that is where the mis understand is.Oregun,Alabama,ldaho/ldahosa is all Nigerian language/name from the Benin kingdom of Nigeria...
Jay you both sound like you are speaking about Caribbean people.
Oh my! There too?
Jay British Judges do wear wigs. In the Crown Court in criminal cases. You are correct Judges can choose or not to wear wigs Barristers wear the wigs in certain courts. So they are worn.
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@@jaycameronofficial Fam, check your Instagram messages please brother. Thanks.
But we're not British. We're Africans. The wig is a colonial imitation.
No reason why an African in Africa should be wearing those wigs to court , it is a British custom . in 100 degree weather wearing a blond thick wig
So many Africans coming to America to get an opportunity like a college degree i do believe they themselves feel like they can do better coming here to America and that makes me feel sad.
You don’t need to speak French or English, we should remove all these colonial languages.
African Americans want to move in an African country that speaks English and have same infrastructures as USA.
@@hassshoban8206 some due, some don't. I study Swahili and Yoruba so I can maneuver in the smaller towns of Kenya and the smaller cities in South West Nigeria. I enjoyed Osogbo and Malindi more than Lagos and Nairobi.
European languages to keep us separated. We are not Europeans.
@@remy1717 self hate is the only thing that can separate us. I love the African man I see in the mirror so I love every African I see because U are Me! Language is a tool it can only do what the operator makes it do. We are using the english language to come together and discuss ideas... think about it.
@@remy1717 true we are not europeans. We are Africans and must value what is ours u are correct about this.
That's not what my DNA said!!!!
No offense Jay, but his melanin is poppin
😂😂 No offense taken
Rightly so if They don't wanna b African.They surely Lost 🖤 Black Color. just look at your guest
You're arguing with members of a cult. There is no arguing with members of a cult.
So true. Trying to reach those on the fence.
Speak to the economics of relocating. It takes more than conversations. Paying advanced rents of 6 to 12 months is not a warm, welcoming reception. Based on current information, cash is the first requirement for African acceptance.
Is that what you think? Have you been to Africa before? If not please don't say things you know nothing about because we the people here is far better that the West
@@sandrasackey4851 true - The West is where money is the first requirement for acceptance and you still won't be..lol
People like you only watch one UA-cam video and you pick one point and make it your go to point ..have you ever been no ..
I DONT KNOW WHY YOU KEEPING REFERRING TO AFRICAN COUNTRIES AS EITHER ENGLISH OR FRENCH SPEAKING COUNTRIES? DONT AFRICANS HAVE THEIR OWN LANGUAGES. STP REFERRING TO US AS FRENCH OR ENGLISH. WHY DONT YOU REFER TO INDIA OR AUSTRALIA AS ENGLISH SPEAKING ASIANS . THIS IS AN EXTENSION OF TYE COLONIZED MINDSET
Uh! No need to yell in all caps. When you are educating people, there are times you educate in ways they understand. There are hundreds of languages in many of these countries so which do you pick? Since these COUNTRIES were made up by the colonials and their languages imposed upon the people, when referencing a COUNTRY, it makes perfect sense to reference the language of the people who established the systems & borders. That’s not a colonial mindset. It is what it is whether we like it or not.
@@jaycameronofficial I can assure you that in Ghana for example , most people speak the Akan language than English, but the ARROGANTS( NOT YOU), will prefer to ignore the fact that we have our own indigenous languages and impose themselves on us. We Africans/ Ghanaians have more languages than the whole European continent put together but people choose to select an European language to describe who we are . You have this idiotic Cameroonians fighting between English speaking and French speaking sections .This is mind boggling.
@@joemensah9557 please listen to the context of the conversation. No one is celebrating the English or the French languages. Most people are clueless about why these countries even speak French or English in the first place. Check out the video I did with Paul and his DNA. He listed several of the languages he speaks.
@@joemensah9557 Buddy, slow down. Why so agitated?
Shouting at people is not the best way to get your point across, you're more likely to piss off the other person and create further conflict.
We are all learning here, healing and putting back the pieces.
@@Morgue12free Im not shouting at anyone. Typing in capital letters doesn’t mean I am shouting at people. This is another rule being imposed on us. We are told we can’t write in red ink or in capital letters. There is no rules governing this. These are just made up rules Unfortunately I don’t follow these made up rules.
Hi, (race & ancestry) is 2 different things.
Black🖤Negro & Colored North 🇺🇸 are not Africans or Indians, some of us are mixed with foreigners but not all of us.
Race is ancestry
race (n.2)
[people of common descent] 1560s, "people descended from a common ancestor, class of persons allied by common ancestry," from French race, earlier razza "race, breed, lineage, family" (16c.), possibly from Italian razza, which is of unknown origin (cognate with Spanish raza, Portuguese raça).
@@mrhimselfalone7657 hi & thank you for responding back, but why is race & ancestry in 2 different boxes on 🇺🇸 death certificates?
My family is from NC, I was told I’m French & Indian add mixture to my black🖤 🇺🇸 roots, no one ever mention African no disrespect to foreigners🤍…… I can trace some of my family to the 10th century blacks but not Africans to the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 there is some things not being told to us.
@@shaypink40 hmm good question. But the same people who make dictionaries and thesauruses make the death certificate. We need to use critical thinking "negro" is Spanish and Portuguese for "dark". The word was applied to the skin color of the people of Africa
You have to start reading older books.
If you are black you come from Africa people are tripping
Africa Americans are black but not Africans. I have lived in USA for 20 years now and I agree. Their skin is black but there is nothing African about them.
How could there be anything African about them when they were not born there?
Sounds like you need more exposure to more African Americans.
Same way Hispanics are born in America and still maintain their Hispanic culture or the same way an African child can be born in America and still keep their African culture. That’s how it can happen. Just depends on the house they grow up in
@@jaycameronofficial AA were strip of their culture and heritage that's why..to hide the African heritage originally.
THEY ARE AFRICAN THEY STILL HAVE THE CULTURE ON A PSYCOLOGICAL LEVEL. PLUS MANY OF THEIR SPRITURAL WAYS THEY PRACTICED DURING SLAVERY FROM THE MOTHERLAND ENABLED THEM TO SURVIVE UNTIL NOW.THEY STILL EVEN EAT SPICES AND FOODS THEY BOUGHT OVER IN SHIPS 400 YRS.AGO.
Hey you got it right but there is a HUGE part of the puzzle that you are missing The united states the spanish the french ALL tried dumping their Slaves back to Africa. You know where they went? Sub Saharan Africa They came with ALL their Skilled labor and Native American knowledge who then built Modern Africa. The Native American warriors raised up and took back Africa from the Colonizer. The Aboriginal American knew tribal life and quickly acclimated to tribal life in Africa. The North American slave trade 100% happened it just doesn't account for all the Aboriginal Americans that ended up in all the surrounding islands around the united states and the explosive population growth in Sub Saharan Africa. That little bit of Asian is the result of Aboriginal American blood taken by the shipping industry which primarily supported trade between east and west. That is the TRUTH there is photo documentation of it all BC it all happened in the early 20th century. Modern Native American tribes are a lie they left half bred european and native american around to sign over the land that the united states stole from you. Today they keep all that genealogy secret because it reveals the truth and you can see native americans today are all no different than european americans in color.
This sounds like a great theory however, I never see ppl with this theory in Africa peddling it. It only works in America bc folks don’t know any better and are either too lazy, too distracted, too angry or too cheap to check this in it’s tracks. Once people come to Africa and begin to “disprove” the facts, it’s hot air being blown by folks who simply have been double conned by the American colonizer. It’s equally sad as it is brilliant.