Why Were Africans Chosen For Enslavement Over Others?

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  • @hometeamhistory806
    @hometeamhistory806  Рік тому +62

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    • @DigitalWraith
      @DigitalWraith Рік тому +4

      Why didn't you bring up the fact that the curse of Ham is a myth made up by those looking for a divine excuse to subjugate Black people? The Bible doesn't even suggest Ham was cursed. Canaan was the one Noah cursed; not Ham.

    • @Mma-basement-215
      @Mma-basement-215 Рік тому +1

      Africans were not the only people enslaved this is ridiculous the Ottoman empire from the 1300's to the 1800s enslaved white Christian men castrated them and they were the first standing army in Europe for 500 f****** years.... Before that during the Viking age they would rape pillage kill and enslave other white people from England Ireland in Europe and sell them to the Arabs enslave white people by the way.. I can go on and on Africans were not the only slaves they weren't the first slaves the fact is they were the last ... One more facts for you white people did not go into Africa and round up anybody their own people f****** had them on the chopping block when tribes were fighting tribes... Man y'all just think only use went through it huh it's kind of selfish

    • @Mma-basement-215
      @Mma-basement-215 Рік тому +2

      Do you no the history of the rest of the world are only what you pick and choose

    • @chizirada865
      @chizirada865 Рік тому

      Please Google, "history of serfdom in Europe" before you post your ignorance. white on white slavery was the norm in Europe for thousands of years. The white man has been a slave for most of his known existence while the black man has been a free man for most of is known existence.

    • @K-ManTheHebrew
      @K-ManTheHebrew Рік тому

      Once again, hometown FAKEHistory, you bring NO FACTS or TRUTH. We are NOT african. We are TRUE Israel. Your host image is disgusting and a LIE! Want you try reading Deuteronomy 28:15-68! We are the House of Jacob or Israel, name given to Jacob by The Most High Elohim of Israel
      "15 But it shall come to pass, if thou wilt not hearken unto the voice of the LORD thy God, to observe to do all his commandments and his statutes which I command thee this day; that all these curses shall come upon thee, and overtake thee: 16 Cursed shalt thou be in the city, and cursed shalt thou be in the field. 17 Cursed shall be thy basket and thy store.
      18 Cursed shall be the fruit of thy body, and the fruit of thy land, the increase of thy kine, and the flocks of thy sheep. 19 Cursed shalt thou be when thou comest in, and cursed shalt thou be when thou goest out. 20 The LORD shall send upon thee cursing, vexation, and rebuke, in all that thou settest thine hand unto for to do, until thou be destroyed, and until thou perish quickly; because of the wickedness of thy doings, whereby thou hast forsaken me. 21 The LORD shall make the pestilence cleave unto thee, until he have consumed thee from off the land, whither thou goest to possess it. 22 The LORD shall smite thee with a consumption, and with a fever, and with an inflammation, and with an extreme burning, and with the sword, and with blasting, and with mildew; and they shall pursue thee until thou perish....
      32 Thy sons and thy daughters shall be given unto another people, and thine eyes shall look, and fail with longing for them all the day long; and there shall be no might in thine hand....
      37 And thou shalt become an astonishment, a proverb, and a byword, among all nations whither the LORD shall lead thee. 38 Thou shalt carry much seed out into the field, and shalt gather but little in; for the locust shall consume it. 39 Thou shalt plant vineyards, and dress them, but shalt neither drink of the wine, nor gather the grapes; for the worms shall eat them. 40 Thou shalt have olive trees throughout all thy coasts, but thou shalt not anoint thyself with the oil; for thine olive shall cast his fruit....
      67 In the morning thou shalt say, Would God it were even! and at even thou shalt say, Would God it were morning! for the fear of thine heart wherewith thou shalt fear, and for the sight of thine eyes which thou shalt see. 68 And the LORD shall bring thee into Egypt again with ships, by the way whereof I spake unto thee, Thou shalt see it no more again: and there ye shall be sold unto your enemies for bondmen and bondwomen, and no man shall buy you."
      This DOES NOT fit Ham, the so called africans!
      Let’s get the definition of Ham out of the so-called Jewish generated Zondervan’s Pictorial Bible Dictionary:
      “Ham - The youngest son of Noah, born probably about 96 years before the Flood; and one of the eight persons to live through the Flood. He became the progenitor of the dark races; NOT THE NEGROS, but the Egyptians, Ethiopians, Libyans and Canaanites.”
      Why Were Africans Chosen For Enslavement Over Others? Really????? GET REAL!!!

  • @proverbalizer
    @proverbalizer Рік тому +820

    I think the diversity of the African continent worked against us in some ways. There are many places where you travel 20 km from one village to another and people are speaking a whole different language and cannot understand each other.
    If you look at a huge chunk of Europe from France to the Iberian Peninsula, you have, French, Portuguese, Basque, maybe a couple different dialects if Spanish. No more than a handful of languages.
    Compare that to Nigeria with more than 200 different languages
    Also I feel like Europeans really mastered the art of war from killing themselves throughout history. Consider the extreme militaristic and expansionist nature of the Roman Empire, then the various Germanic tribes being able to organize and unite enough to bring Rome down, then the waves of Invasions from even further North from the Vikings...
    then they also had the unifying force of the religion spread across most of the continent by the Roman Empire and they were able to get more widespread warfare practice through the crusades....
    all this continuous warfare and conflict kind of forced them to unite from smaller tribes into bigger and bigger kingdoms and nation states. When they finally got tired of killing eachother they were eventually able to all come together in Berlin and diplomatically carve up a whole other continent among themselves. Until they started their world wars in the next century...
    Then we know the Europeans tried to enslave the indigenous people of the so called "new world" but they couldn't withstand the old world diseases brought by the Europeans
    Edit: yes, (as a million people have pointed out) there was more linguistic diversity in Europe in the past, but it's still a matter of degree. You still can't really compare the number of dialects in France 500 years ago to the linguistic diversity in the motherland

    • @elo6550
      @elo6550 Рік тому +87

      In the case of Spain and the indigenous people there was another factor apart. And it is that the Spanish Crown decided to give the indigenous the status of subject (equivalent to citizen at that time) and therefore they agreed to certain rights such as being free people. Something that was not done with the Africans.

    • @paleobc65
      @paleobc65 Рік тому +82

      Same thing with the Indian subcontinen, our diversity worked against us

    • @BatmanRules
      @BatmanRules Рік тому +72

      Not just European military might, but also their conniving mercantilism. The Transatlantic Slave Trade severely drained Africa's manpower as well as her trade power. The entire continent was weakened and behind by the time the "Scramble" happened.

    • @celdur4635
      @celdur4635 Рік тому +92

      That's because there wasn't a centralizing african superpower like Rome in the West, until very recently, the last few decades, there were no centralizing powers in africa at all, native african powers i mean, not european ones.
      In the times of Napoleon there were like 15 - 30 types of "french" spoken on the country, some very different than the others, but the centralizing power of the state, through mass education forced everyone to speak Paris french.
      So a hypothethical Nigerian empire for example, would have to erase the 200+ languages and cultures to mimic what happened in Europe, America and Asia with their own centralizing powers. Something that would be considered a genocide today.

    • @robto
      @robto Рік тому +51

      The constant competition and state of warfare between Christendom and Islam also played a factor in why Europeans - precisely the Spanish and Portuguese - decided to expand beyond the seas.

  • @daviousking3828
    @daviousking3828 Рік тому +1052

    Regardless of the reason it's sad. And we still feel the effects of it today.

    • @RKJ-c7k
      @RKJ-c7k Рік тому +30

      True

    • @xanut1227
      @xanut1227 Рік тому +26

      True

    • @Kennedy111__
      @Kennedy111__ Рік тому +71

      Well that’s our fault, if we come together, we can heal foreal.

    • @Daeva832
      @Daeva832 Рік тому +68

      ​@@Kennedy111__do you believe in black separatism. Cause I do like black people having their own and only for them. And black people gatekeeping their culture

    • @hotbreakers94569
      @hotbreakers94569 Рік тому +4

      We don't have to though today ,as a previous commenter mentioned above

  • @brandonthompson1856
    @brandonthompson1856 Рік тому +165

    Skillsets for tropical climates, closer proximity on the Atlantic Ocean, immunological resistance to old world diseases, lack of social networks in the Americas, and tribal conflicts within Africa

    • @PoldarkGodzilla
      @PoldarkGodzilla Рік тому +26

      Lack of technological advancement

    • @MVP_MAGAZINE
      @MVP_MAGAZINE Рік тому +33

      @@PoldarkGodzilla Nah that would only apply to Europeans who had to steal their technological achievements nice try though

    • @missshannon9790
      @missshannon9790 Рік тому

      @@MVP_MAGAZINE hehehe
      GET his ass.

    • @wherethequietbeingsgo
      @wherethequietbeingsgo Рік тому +5

      @@MVP_MAGAZINECorrect.

    • @PayThePiperr
      @PayThePiperr Рік тому +9

      Tribal is a term Europeans used to denigrate African society. There were no more disputes amongst cultures and kingdoms than there was in Europe.

  • @NDK0
    @NDK0 Рік тому +24

    I think it's easier to answer that one might think:
    1. They were seen as lesser beings.
    2. Other Africans served them up on a silver platter, without hesitation.

  • @StockyDude
    @StockyDude Рік тому +97

    1) The “Curse of Ham” argument was not widely used by pro-slavery apologists until the early 1700’s. By then, hereditary slavery had been formally legalized in the colonies.
    2) The shift from enslaving natives was, as you pointed out, due to them dying from Old World diseases. However, it was also due to their ability to run away and live off the land, when the colonists were fewer in number and not willing to organize hunting parties to go deep into hostile native territory to recapture a few slaves.
    3) After the natives, they tried European indentured servants; however, the indentured servants had high death tolls in the South, where big farmers wanted to them to work. In some years, more than half of indentured servants would die.
    4) The West African kingdoms had well-established slave trade networks that supplied slaves to the Mali Empire, and after the decline of that empire, its remnant kingdoms. Those West African kingdoms were glad to sell slaves to new customers - the Europeans.
    5) Rice became a popular new cash crop in the southern colonies, and only African slaves understood how to cultivate it.

    • @gingercake0907
      @gingercake0907 Рік тому

      The white man chose the Black African because no one in Europe would care, because they lied and said Africans were the lowest humans on the racial hierarchy because God is white like the Western European. Their justification was based on a lie about God . The US Western European paid for that lie with the Civil War from 1861 to 1865 and they will continue to pay for it because in their hearts the lie isn’t dead. God doesn’t like ugly or evil.

    • @hhsamcox
      @hhsamcox Рік тому +13

      Let's not forget how easy it was to identify an African, especially those from tribes that practiced scarification, and those with dark skins before more women were enslaved and brought over to feed the slave breeding farms.

    • @theswarthyone1763
      @theswarthyone1763 Рік тому

      Wait what kind of shyt is this. Are you saying “African people just let these other people come and snatch them up? This is why we so messed up. Our own essence has been taken. They want you to believe that your ancestors were weak and a broken people when in actuality the indigenous people of the Americas are YOUR people. Religion and various other tactics were used to slowly infiltrate, manipulate, and change this land. The indigenous “Nijji” didn’t die out from European disease, that was a lie to cover up the real truth..we were reclassified, renamed and so was the land. WE ARE NOT FROM AFRICA!!!

    • @yadahyiddow8640
      @yadahyiddow8640 Рік тому +8

      We are not hamites

    • @princerose233
      @princerose233 Рік тому

      Explain the Arabs.

  • @jimferry6539
    @jimferry6539 Рік тому +441

    I think another possibly over looked reason related to specifically African slavery is during 15th & 16th century it was seen as fashionable for wealthy families in Europe to have an African child as a servant as they was considered exotic as many people wouldn’t have seen one before, you can see this in art etc. this was before the industrial chattel slavery that followed.
    It makes me think of how in the mid two thousands when celebrities was adopting African & Asian children, it was kind of a statement piece, like being a collector of rare and exotic things. It’s absolutely sick but I think this could of been a factor in the earlier years

    • @brotherkareem181
      @brotherkareem181 Рік тому +32

      Interesting 🤔

    • @thaliahall4599
      @thaliahall4599 Рік тому +26

      Very interesting, something to consider.

    • @leontaecoleman3644
      @leontaecoleman3644 Рік тому +33

      the actress Angelina Jolie did this.

    • @endigosun
      @endigosun Рік тому

      Yes, it seems that Europeans have a tendency towards fetishizing other living beings. They seem to have a natural arrogance about themselves.

    • @taty9872
      @taty9872 Рік тому +4

      Interesting

  • @grapeshot
    @grapeshot Рік тому +229

    Yep we know just how racist Arabs can be we see this every time the subject of Egypt is brought up.

    • @animationandnews9610
      @animationandnews9610 Рік тому +36

      You already know!

    • @ladybluelotus
      @ladybluelotus Рік тому +32

      No lies detected there.

    • @Ronin2wavy
      @Ronin2wavy Рік тому +32

      Tell them🤎🖤🤎🖤

    • @linksfelix4264
      @linksfelix4264 Рік тому +14

      Agreed

    • @ArabSocialNationalist
      @ArabSocialNationalist Рік тому

      The Egyptians are not black. And they will slap your face for saying so. Ponder that. You can't steal other people's ancestors. That is evil. Cultural appropriation cuts both ways.

  • @linksfelix4264
    @linksfelix4264 Рік тому +37

    One reason I never understood why Louis Farrakhan follows that religion he turns a blind eye to the behavior of what the Arabs practiced enslavament.

    • @thevisitor1012
      @thevisitor1012 Рік тому +1

      Arab enslavement was not race based it was religion based. Any non-Arab was free to be a slave.

    • @schemar17
      @schemar17 Рік тому +23

      @@thevisitor1012 they still targeted black Africans the most though

    • @ArabSocialNationalist
      @ArabSocialNationalist Рік тому

      Good point. But the answer is simple: most black Americans are embarrassed by Africa and regard it as a humiliation. So they steal other people's ancestors - the Moors, and the Egyptians, namely. It's cultural theft, in the end.

    • @BatmanRules
      @BatmanRules Рік тому +4

      @@schemar17 That's because black Africans came in abundance (profit) and females specifically were often taken as sex slaves, unfortunately.

    • @linksfelix4264
      @linksfelix4264 Рік тому +6

      @@schemar17 that’s my point

  • @selmaferdjioui
    @selmaferdjioui Рік тому +17

    i come from north africa (algeria & tunisia) and sadly, the topic of slavery is very tabou. we all know it happened but no one really talks about it bc people don’t want to admit that their ancestors enslaved black africans (north africans enslaved europeans as well). there’s almost no written record of slaves being bought or sold so most north africans don’t know if their ancestors owned slaves.
    my mom’s nanny as a kid was a black woman and she once told my mom that her great-grandma was a slave that was brought to tunisia during the trans-saharan slave trade.
    sadly, racism towards black people is still very much prevalent in north africa…

    • @brianticas7671
      @brianticas7671 Рік тому +2

      What I do not get is that Arabs are dark skinned people too and Arab is close to Africa. So why treat Africans this way.

    • @AshleyBWorldWide
      @AshleyBWorldWide 15 днів тому

      Thank you for being brave enough to talk about it.

  • @djs3957
    @djs3957 Рік тому +12

    I researched this years ago. I will just touch on some of the major reasons I found. African Warriors captured African Farmers while taking their land. They were some of the best farmers in the world, and already captured. They were sold to Whites for guns, liquor, etc. Native Americans were hard to keep Captive in their native land, and were known to commit mass suicide if they couldn’t escape. Slaves were very expensive, Native Americans were risky investments. Obviously taking people to a foreign land was a relatively safe investment.

  • @icarus387
    @icarus387 Рік тому +87

    Yes its sad we've been treated this way historically and now in some instances but it shouldn't stop us for attempting to achieve our true potential. I feel that the only way this can happen is if Africans learn how to defend themselves and their existence. My country, South Sudan fought 2 civil wars for half a century to liberate ourselves from racist arab opression and violent islamic extremism. Now my country is free but we still have a long away to go. As long as you learn how to pick up a weapon and learn how to stand up for yourself, there shouldn't be afraid any fear towards your enemies.

    • @KennethHall-tp4hw
      @KennethHall-tp4hw Рік тому +2

      " As long as you learn to pick up a weapon..." ; and then
      the violence continues and there is never any progress...ever.

    • @bosstravels36251
      @bosstravels36251 Рік тому +8

      @@KennethHall-tp4hwyes it is they won you can’t win a war without fighting why do you think they was able to enslave people because they had weapons of it wasn’t for that slavery wouldn’t have happened under European rule. It s a fact that different nations and tribes in Africas continent were skilled fighters so without weapons Europeans wouldn’t have been successful.

    • @missethio7394
      @missethio7394 Рік тому

      sub Sahara Africans never valued their own ppl and even sold their ppl to slavery. We can’t blame that on Arabs & Europeans. Stop listening to these victim hood stories told by these non Africans. If u value urself no one will give you a reason to be a victim. Change starts at home. African leaders and African ppl need to start valuing themselves & each other

    • @lightninggaming016
      @lightninggaming016 Рік тому

      ​@@KennethHall-tp4hwWhite people knew if they didn't have weapons to intimidate black people they wouldn't have slaves or anything

    • @Poussyeater-w5e
      @Poussyeater-w5e Рік тому +3

      More power brother. I couldn't agree more💪🏿

  • @endigosun
    @endigosun Рік тому +161

    I think it’s good that you chose to tackle this topic. It’s very important for us to self reflect and be self critical in order to guard against this ever happening again.

    • @justinklinck6575
      @justinklinck6575 Рік тому

      Lol well it's about to happen to you AND us soon. Asians are fixing to take over.

    • @davemarx7856
      @davemarx7856 Рік тому +13

      It's still happening though.

    • @endigosun
      @endigosun Рік тому +4

      @@davemarx7856 Well... once a group has ventured so far down into the dungeon, it takes awhile for them to get turned around and head back up the stairs.

    • @justinklinck6575
      @justinklinck6575 Рік тому

      @endigosun as long as whites and Asians are around, that turn around won't happen. You all had over 300 years to retake the world, and didn't move one step forward in doing so... in fact, yall have done nothing but regress, culturally and intellectually...

    • @justinklinck6575
      @justinklinck6575 Рік тому

      @@endigosun not to mention the only fluent language most of you speak, is a butchered form of a white mans language. Also known as "ebonic english" ... and when people speak in Ebonic English, they literally sound like they are mentally ret*rded and had never attended school in their life.

  • @FEB-mz6zr
    @FEB-mz6zr Рік тому +97

    I blame European and Arab racism and African tribalism to answer the question.

    • @keresiclevertone
      @keresiclevertone Рік тому

      You do know tribalism was caused by Europeans

    • @tyronegladden1027
      @tyronegladden1027 Рік тому +13

      Europeans/ East Asians / East Indians/ are all tribal!!

    • @panafrocanam2100
      @panafrocanam2100 Рік тому +18

      I blame us more then them. Even to this day many are willing participants

    • @FEB-mz6zr
      @FEB-mz6zr Рік тому

      @tyronegladden1027 Their is still a strong national identity amongst those people. If there were more national identities instead of the tribal identities then Europeans and Arabs would have a much harder time of enslaving Africans back the ...you wouldn't beat Africans in warfare on their own soil without internal help. That's why Native American slavery didn't last long on American soil during colonial times...the Natives knew the land better than any white man.

    • @FEB-mz6zr
      @FEB-mz6zr Рік тому +8

      @panafrocanam2100 Yes we are to blame too...African enslavement concluded because of a combination of things.

  • @anonanon7235
    @anonanon7235 Рік тому +28

    Africa has a lot of potential. The first order of business is to push the colonizers out, and enforce the requirements to be treated as equals or no trade. Plenty of trading partners out there who are willing to pay and trade. Like the Chinese, Russians, etc.

    • @telemachus7732
      @telemachus7732 Рік тому +1

      Lots and Lots of black people in those countries

    • @badgyalsleeze
      @badgyalsleeze Рік тому +3

      yes!! africa has been set back so many years!!

    • @ittorasetsuxx8077
      @ittorasetsuxx8077 Рік тому

      China and Russia will abuse tf out of the entire African continent 😂

    • @User5tg4vfwtbht
      @User5tg4vfwtbht 7 місяців тому +1

      Also need to get rid of the corrupt politicians.

    • @Hatunrumioc
      @Hatunrumioc 6 місяців тому

      Yeah anyone who actually pays attention to modern Africa knows that it's their leadership that is their biggest problem, by far. And how do you blame Europeans for the modern African belief that having sex with a virgin cures you of HIV? Literally millions of prepubescent girls have been raped and given HIV by African men over the last handful of decades because of that belief. That's all their culture. By blaming Europeans for everything and never holding them accountable for the situation they are in, you are condemning millions more young girls to the same treatment and beliefs. Good for you bro. Well done. And in fact, you should look up black life expectancy since the end of apartied. The loss of a decade of life expectancy in the five years since they gained power was due to approaching HIV in an African way. They recovery of that decade of life expectancy since the turn of the millennium was due to western culture both producing and supplying anti HIV meds. Without that western intervention there would be millions less Africans living in Southern Africa today just since the turn of the millennium. The world's more complicated than you think.

  • @lexa5842
    @lexa5842 Рік тому +9

    I have so much respect for you for acknowledging the truth about the islamic slave! Good on you for actually going the research about one of the darkest history of humanity.

  • @stevenhunter3212
    @stevenhunter3212 Рік тому +47

    It is important to point out how BIG Africa is. Everything is very much spread out and easily support so many diffrent tribes and clans. In the beginning, avillage could be captured and the other village wouldnt know at all. Africa is really large.

    • @mynameispeaches
      @mynameispeaches Рік тому +6

      To this day here in America AA are not very united. We unite to complain against the white mam but on every other issue there is much infighting. Not hard to see why we could not withstand capture.

    • @Reversisms
      @Reversisms Рік тому +7

      @@mynameispeaches Africans greatest enemy has always been self sadly.

    • @d2dar459
      @d2dar459 Рік тому

      ​@@mynameispeaches
      Black unity is a modern western concept anyway. It wasn't needed in pre-colonial Africa because all the tribes/ nations were self-contained and didn't know about the Europeans views of and plans for all black people.
      The idea of black unity is a product of a shared historical trauma, which is probably why unity only really comes when it's against the white man.

    • @d2dar459
      @d2dar459 Рік тому +7

      ​@@Reversisms
      Africa just didn't know the European and Arab slave trade was for all Africans, not just certain tribes (as it probably seemed to them at the time). That's all.

  • @halohair1118
    @halohair1118 Рік тому +45

    I know one of the main reasons is because the first areas to be colonized were in the carribean and central to sourh america. Africa and South America used to be connected and are on the same southern cline meaning the fauna and materials in Africa were similar to the Americas. Things such as gold sifting, farming in warmer climates, resistance to tropical diseases etc were familiar to Africans that wasn’t to Europeans. Africans were the best suited for building the foundation for colonial conies and harvesting resources. This is why slavery is so messed up. They needed the skills of Africans to learn how to survive and lay the foundations of their colonies but the Africans never even saw the fruit of their labors

    • @thaliahall4599
      @thaliahall4599 Рік тому +3

      True

    • @fetusbuddha3908
      @fetusbuddha3908 Рік тому +6

      It was the skills

    • @fetusbuddha3908
      @fetusbuddha3908 Рік тому +4

      Agriculture animal husbandry etc. Plus higher fertility. Black people don't know who they are..

    • @fetusbuddha3908
      @fetusbuddha3908 Рік тому +3

      Plus add to that, the very efficient trade routes that can get you any skilled worker from the various clans that were being enslaved.

    • @halohair1118
      @halohair1118 Рік тому +20

      @@fetusbuddha3908 that’s why I hate the term “slave”. People think they were just unskilled people forced to work. These were artisans, herders, miners, blacksmiths, traders, farmers, fisherman etc who were critical and skilled people in their societies. They were not rewarded for their skills that were needed that the Europeans themselves could not do

  • @photographim
    @photographim Рік тому +55

    Because of the Great things we have achieved and our Beauty which comes in so many shades of colors. We attract the Good, Bad and the Ugly on sooo many levels.

    • @user-jv8kr4im1t
      @user-jv8kr4im1t Рік тому +4

      Mansa musa might have drawn a lot of eyes to west Africa.
      We just drip too hard 😂

    • @spiffygonzales5160
      @spiffygonzales5160 Рік тому

      Bruh what?
      "Why should we choose them to be slaves"
      "BECAUSE OF THE BEAUTY AND ACHIEVEMENTS AND BLAH BLAH FUCKING BLAH"
      always some racist dude trying to spin shit to make his people sound superior. These days it's black people.

    • @beewee4987
      @beewee4987 Рік тому

      @@user-jv8kr4im1t The bullion famine and the spice trade blockade by the Ottomans is what really brought Europeans to West Africa. Mansa musa was more propaganda to get Europeans to stop quarreling with one another and focus their attention on other things. It's was a similar tactic used by the church to bring about the crusades. Calling the middle east " the Land of Milk and Honey" when in reality it was more of a desolate land full of heathens that needed killing.

    • @Muhammad-HarDick
      @Muhammad-HarDick Рік тому +1

      Its because, there's a lot of slaves captured by other African tribes that time, a lot means the supply is high and when supply is high product is cheap

    • @justinarzola4584
      @justinarzola4584 Рік тому +1

      Well said.

  • @lquh
    @lquh Рік тому +9

    Because they were considered uncivilized by the rest of the world, at war with eachother and the europeans took advantage of that and took them to sell in the rest of the world

  • @cesarsobreiro
    @cesarsobreiro Рік тому +13

    When I first came to Africa, the cultural difference that stood out the most for me, was how sparse and far apart the population spread in rural areas. The villages were almost always from colonial origin. Years later I read the post-colonial government plan to restructure the country, and one of the main points was to create villages and discourage the creation of isolated dwellings. In the restructuring plan they mention this practice as one of the main reasons that enabled colonization. And I find this is more engrained in the culture, even in urban areas, where I find a lot of people still prefer to socialize and live with extended family, rather that create communities within society.

    • @MCAPrince
      @MCAPrince Рік тому

      Arguably, if you change the way you live in order to defend against colonization, you are still being colonized. At least with some cultural colonization.

  • @Imhotep397
    @Imhotep397 Рік тому +22

    European reasons and American reasons were different. The simpler and likely more plausible reasons for Europeans and early Americans were that Africans were easily differentiated from Caucasians.
    Europeans that were at the center of the AST had other reasons. Africans/Moors had conquered the Iberian peninsula more than once…Europeans didn’t want that to happen again.
    Aside from that Europeans coveted Africa’s natural resources (Gold, Diamonds, plentiful land for crop raising etc.). Many African countries would not give European countries the favorable trade terms they wanted so stealing the land and exporting the defenders of the land became critically important.

    • @yoroshikuonegaishimasu8649
      @yoroshikuonegaishimasu8649 Рік тому

      Moroccans arent black

    • @Junior-yt6cx
      @Junior-yt6cx Рік тому

      History teaches that europeans became rich from gold, spices and all the other minerals available from Africa and India. The unverified Atlantic slave trade narrative came later 🇯🇲

    • @PoldarkGodzilla
      @PoldarkGodzilla Рік тому +3

      The moors were Berber and had west African slaves themselves 😂

    • @Raccon_Detective.
      @Raccon_Detective. Рік тому

      ​@@PoldarkGodzilla
      That term was also generally used for anyone that was dark skinned.

    • @GrainMuncher
      @GrainMuncher Рік тому

      Do not lump in the advanced Berbers and Arabs with the Bronze Age tribes of West Africa.

  • @mkodyglobalsouthsoldier
    @mkodyglobalsouthsoldier Рік тому +19

    For a group to become the group
    They had to erase a group

  • @ashtonfranklin4620
    @ashtonfranklin4620 Рік тому +17

    The short answer to that question is because Africans were more exposed to certain diseases than the tribes in North and South America, and the fact that the natives were dying from diseases that the Europeans brought over and were never exposed.

    • @toothpaste265
      @toothpaste265 Рік тому

      Then tell me why, African didn't die of any diseases, so it doesn't mean that it's African faults. Don't twist that story. It was European death themselves and brought to America Native Ingenious

    • @A1Kirazz
      @A1Kirazz 6 місяців тому

      Not entirely true, the natives in some parts would resist more cohesively as well.

    • @breeezysmoove8981
      @breeezysmoove8981 3 місяці тому

      Right and also the white man came and killed them don’t forget that

  • @KUROSHURA
    @KUROSHURA Рік тому +16

    It’s because we REFUSED a to work together. Egyptians and Nubians were a conglomerate of the same Africans in different locations. “When two Brothers fight, a stranger claims their inheritance”. Egypt and Nubia were those two brothers that kept fighting and the Europeans, Arabs and other peoples have claimed our inheritance. This problem even plagues us today. We REFUSE ago work together and that’s why we were targeted as Slaves.

    • @KingAries85
      @KingAries85 6 місяців тому

      Arabs ? That would have been where half of Egypt was at the time which was migrated from an earlier culture called Sumer modern day southern Iraq and you where “targeted” as slaves because you are the inventor of slavery it finally just came back around to what you did to yourselves and the rest of the world 🤷‍♂️ but you can get over it I’m Irish and I don’t hate Muslims or blacks people for what they did to my ancestors

    • @samyasalama9393
      @samyasalama9393 3 місяці тому

      If you are the decedent of the slaves , so you are not Egyptian nor Nubian !! You came from west Africa and you belong to a tribe !! Egyptian society was never tribal !! A tribal society is proven to not build or sustain a Civilization!! Egypt is not yours !! Go look for your tribe 🎉

  • @thisisaname5589
    @thisisaname5589 Рік тому +5

    Because they were the only ones completely incapable of forming a large, powerful civilization and they were the only ones foolish enough to sell each other in gigantic quantities.

  • @rochstan123
    @rochstan123 Рік тому +27

    We can only overcome the effects of slavery as a community and a strong family structure. Unfortunately we're so divided and even hating on our own people, hence why we're where we are. Other community's have come together which is why they're doing well.

    • @Junior-yt6cx
      @Junior-yt6cx Рік тому +1

      That's more to do with to do with colonialism rather than unverified slave narratives

    • @d2dar459
      @d2dar459 Рік тому +6

      Of course there's division, there's nothing to bind black people together except, "black" (which is nebulous, depending on who u ask, "poor/ghetto/struggle" (which is how a lot of people define true blackness, whatever that is and "slavery" (which is no longer physical in this day and age)
      A structured and verifiable culture needs to be built first, and that's not gonna happen overnight. It's gonna take more than a generation and more than one dude to accomplish. And without being a cultural building expert myself, possibly even more elements that even that to consider, too.

  • @Uncleed251
    @Uncleed251 Рік тому +88

    Europeans refused to give up slavery it was a easy way to maintain wealth even though they knew how horrible and wrong the institution was many European scholars wrote about the wrongs of slavery and were morally against it but still chose to uphold it and the policies of slavery policies that in later generations grew into racial discrimination and Hate witch still stands to this day.

    • @jaypaladin-havesmartswilll5508
      @jaypaladin-havesmartswilll5508 Рік тому +16

      True but if their lives were at constant threat they would have given up slavery. The fact that Africans didn't care about other Africans being enslaved and tribes participated in it to some degree to win favor with Europeans ruling class kept slavery going .

    • @Komeshokakunanwene
      @Komeshokakunanwene Рік тому

      ​@@jaypaladin-havesmartswilll5508 Generally, the enslavers have controlling the narrative. Their favorite part is always it's other Africans that didn't care and sold the others (blame shifting and inflicting self hate in the enslaved) They deliberately leave out those Africans, Kings who where slained or exiled because they were against slave trade and fought it.

    • @chizirada865
      @chizirada865 Рік тому

      Please Google, "history of serfdom in Europe" before you post your ignorance. white on white slavery was the norm in Europe for thousands of years. The white man has been a slave for most of his known existence while the black man has been a free man for most of is known existence.

    • @BlaxkSun
      @BlaxkSun Рік тому +5

      Everyone had slaves

    • @chizirada865
      @chizirada865 Рік тому +2

      @@BlaxkSun Not Africans as a social means of labor.

  • @kevintracyjr8690
    @kevintracyjr8690 Рік тому +49

    The way you share multiple facts and HOW they actually come together continues to amaze me. This video is powerful and truly holds truth that holds a foundation behind why we need to ask the question differently.

    • @thaliahall4599
      @thaliahall4599 Рік тому +2

      Agree!

    • @Junior-yt6cx
      @Junior-yt6cx Рік тому

      Unverified slave narratives 🇯🇲🇺🇸

    • @PoldarkGodzilla
      @PoldarkGodzilla Рік тому +1

      There are better videos out there on slavery , ones that out objective and tell the full history of slavery ! Did you know millions of Europeans were taken by Barbary slaves over decades from Europe ?

    • @mariyahisrael5508
      @mariyahisrael5508 Рік тому

      There is no truth here.

    • @Junior-yt6cx
      @Junior-yt6cx Рік тому +1

      @@PoldarkGodzilla That's another history point. One at a time please.

  • @rzn2258
    @rzn2258 Рік тому +4

    Black Kings sold their own people.
    Why don't you ask them.

  • @ojaysss
    @ojaysss 10 місяців тому +2

    As Africans, spirituality is a very significant part of

  • @dwaynebrewton9482
    @dwaynebrewton9482 Рік тому +40

    Im no scholar in African History but l feel there was many factors to why African was chosen into slavery. It was based mostly on expansionist, colonizers imperialist, greed and capitalism. Furthermore, geographic political religion & race had a significant impact. Yes some form of slavery has existed since mankind, but no other institution of chattel slavery ever existed before except in the Americas for almost 400 years. This event along was a human atrocity of 20 million, which lead to the destruction of African nations and the wealth creations of Europeans nations. Reparations are long overdue for this crime against humanity. In closing, from a Afrocentric perspective the question should be...how & why was this institution able to function so long in a land founded on life, liberty & pursuit of happiness?

    • @Muhammad-HarDick
      @Muhammad-HarDick Рік тому +5

      It's not really complex, there's a lot of slaves captured by other African tribes that time a lot means the supply is high and when supply is high product is cheap, that attracted other countries to buy slaves from africa

    • @lifesunmediafilmsfashionma1485
      @lifesunmediafilmsfashionma1485 Рік тому +2

      Exactly “how” 1) were we tricked 2) the longevity without proper resistance to eliminate any threat wasn’t pursued? Or were we outnumbered or out-maneuvered in our own land 3) were we tricked then forcefully brought into submission? Thanks (ankhs) ❤ & respect ✊🏾

    • @ludlowaloysius
      @ludlowaloysius Рік тому

      @@lifesunmediafilmsfashionma1485
      African Kings made their wealth by selling people they captured to the highest bidder.
      This is how tens of millions of Africans were nonetheless captured despite the fact that Europeans could not even explore the interior as they would be killed of by disease.

    • @Junior-yt6cx
      @Junior-yt6cx Рік тому

      I'm no scholar but the whole slave narrative comes without any clear proof of ever happening🇯🇲

    • @PoldarkGodzilla
      @PoldarkGodzilla Рік тому

      @@Muhammad-HarDickthe Arabs too black African slaves for 1200 years , more African slaves crossed the Sahara than atalantic, they also castrated the men .. why blacks choose Islam is beyond me

  • @celdur4635
    @celdur4635 Рік тому +18

    Its very important to mention, mass african slavery would not have been possible without the collaboration of African Kingdoms in the trade, Europeans waited in their ships or tradepost and slaves were brought to them. What happened in Europe with Christianity is that slavery was made illegal, an equivalent ideology did not exist in Africa until the XXth century.
    If African kingdoms had abolished slavery in the continent, due to whatever reason, ideological, cultural, religious, etc, there would've been almost no african slaves pretty much, since no one outside of africa could penetrate in the interior.

    • @beautydollll
      @beautydollll Рік тому +7

      Only real comment on here.

    • @KingAbiku
      @KingAbiku Рік тому

      Are you ignorant for just widely misinformed, Europeans had come in killed raped and pillaged African tribes for years before those Africans were “traded” please stop bulshitting yourselves and realize that your ancestors were savages. Europeans weren’t the first ones to make slavery illegal they were far from it and even IF the continent of Africa had come together and outlawed slavery and its trades Europeans wouldn’t have given a damn.
      Your people are used to taking lives through out its entire existence, you’ve always been monsters. Look at the Native Americans, Nazi’s, The West, Slave Trade, Hiroshima and Nagasaki, there are tons of evidence showing that caucasians and your ancestors are way more likely to be sociopathic. But yes let’s talk about how Africans were the ones selling their brothers and sisters to monsters.
      And since I already know that you are about to bring up the crime rates in America concerning African Americans. Those statistics are products of their environment it’s odd that eurocentrist love to believe that they are the good guys when they have been the ones instigating wars when they had no reasoning to even do so besides greed and envy.
      No wonder the new generation of white kids hate being in their own skin, I also find it a bit odd how none of you Eurocentrist can take accountability you guys love to try and erase history. I also find it odd why your people went into Africa and stole our art and relics (Which are still in your museums to this day) and tried your hardest to destroy our culture. It seems like you are afraid of our potential.
      Lastly, I’m glad we won’t have to have these conversations in hundreds of years, people of color have steadily been taking over more and more of the sciences, arts, and pop culture. People like you will just be a relic of the past.
      P.S. I find it odd how insecure you are in that you look up videos about African culture to try and lie to yourself and the other scared white guys, you seem jealous of us. Just remember Africans AND African Americans get stronger, taller, happier, and even more and more intelligent every day. Have a good life 👋🏾.

    • @weastekadmin5760
      @weastekadmin5760 Рік тому +7

      Which is why the diversity point is relevant here. Africa was/is simply too big and diverse to unify. A single country could have hundreds of different tribes with different customs, religions and languages

    • @celdur4635
      @celdur4635 Рік тому +5

      @@weastekadmin5760 The same as all over the world, but in the other continents, centralizing powers homogenized cultures.
      Africa would've needed several such empires of course, just like Asia.

    • @justinarzola4584
      @justinarzola4584 Рік тому

      It was a collaborative effort.

  • @andysawyer647
    @andysawyer647 Рік тому +21

    Enslavement was about belief system clashing. Alkebulan is blessed, so it's people see the good of things. As we looked externally for influence we began to view our own ways as backwards rather than internally improving. Even "Arab" is a misnomer because the Erithean Sea birthed the Semetic language, as the people spoke Summerian previously. This is why Herodutus says there are east and west Aithiopians.
    Also, Ham was not cursed. Caanan was cursed to have Shem (Sekhem) and Japeth (there was no J in the past, that is, an 😢 invention) dwell in Caanan's house. Ham comes to the Septuigent by way of the Caninite of Kemet's Yam.

  • @thewayiseeit6710
    @thewayiseeit6710 Рік тому +3

    The answer to this question is simple. Africa is closer to civilzed Europe and therefore an easy market for slavery. Africa had ppl who were warriors and were willing to sell their conquered victims for bright shiny cloth. No other land mass, except africa, was connected to civilzed world and provided a market for slavery.

  • @travelispassionromania1994
    @travelispassionromania1994 Рік тому +50

    This is sad af because everyone wanted African minerals and rich resources. Thank God I came from a country that did not enslave others in our history. ROMANIA 🇷🇴. We were too busy fighting wars to stay independent and not colonized ourselves. I can relate to a lot of nations those who have been colonized. Anyway, it's sad to see the hardship and it did happen and it's important to understand this history as it's being repeated in modern day.

    • @s1nd3rr0z3
      @s1nd3rr0z3 Рік тому +23

      Y'all had a massive slave trade in Romani people...

    • @beth7935
      @beth7935 Рік тому +14

      @@s1nd3rr0z3 They did, & it was horrible. ALL countries have done bad things though; no-one can claim their country is perfect- I'm a white Aussie, & I certainly can't say we have a good track record. But all countries have done good stuff too- like, respect to the Romanians for fighting off the Turks.

    • @facts100-hy5du
      @facts100-hy5du Рік тому

      Lol understood humans can b ass holes

    • @philh2932
      @philh2932 Рік тому

      You guys literally rammed poles up the asses of thousands of your own people….

    • @camille5533
      @camille5533 Рік тому +1

      Didn't some of the people end up in America.

  • @Raccon_Detective.
    @Raccon_Detective. Рік тому +39

    Fun fact:Europeans in North/South America enslaved Native Americans but since Native Americans were ineffective slave for many different reasons that they switched over to Sub-Saharan Africans.
    One of the many reasons being that once Native slaves would escape they would be so hard to get them back because they knew the land better so they could escape and stay hidden much more easily.

    • @AuntyKsTarot
      @AuntyKsTarot Рік тому +7

      AND over half of all slaves in Canada in Indigenous. California almost all were Indigenous.

    • @ENOCHSZUNXXXL
      @ENOCHSZUNXXXL Рік тому +24

      Native Americas were are the original Americans and they knew the land of America too well and would escape enslavement unlike us who were enslaved in a foreign land.

    • @thevisitor1012
      @thevisitor1012 Рік тому +5

      What were some of the reasons that made native American slaves ineffective?

    • @AuntyKsTarot
      @AuntyKsTarot Рік тому +8

      @@thevisitor1012 as I stated in some places we were used as slaves. But one of the reasons the US (except California) didn’t was because the plantation system used massive numbers of people, and due to genocide in the Americas there was a numbers issue. That said the canadian slave trade of Indigenous folks was largely stolen from the so called US. Plus contact lead to disease so we tended to die in large enclosed settings. The Catholic Church however was fine with the die off rate and they were the one’s primarily enslaving folks in California so that’s why California Indigenous folks were enslaved there.

    • @michaelgtripp
      @michaelgtripp Рік тому

      ​@@thevisitor1012They were vulnerable to European disease also, making them hard to keep at slaves.

  • @thomasmyers9128
    @thomasmyers9128 Рік тому +9

    They weren’t….. African slavery is the only one taught and or talked about….
    Every tribe/race/color had slavery…. Western civilization for the most part put a stop to it…. but in Africa and Middle East it’s still going on with more enslaved Today…. than in the 1800’s…. Yes right this every second, but you only hear about back then…

  • @omayemigatling4112
    @omayemigatling4112 Рік тому +60

    Something doesn't add up. You had the strongest military armies in the medieval world in west africa. You had Ghana, Mali, Songhai. Songhai was as large as all the countries in western europe. There were the hausa kingdoms in Chad and niger. There were the medieval kingdoms of the Sudan. Please explain how a group of people from arabia could just come in and either bypass or militarily overcome all these nations and capture " slaves" not once, not twice, but for over one thousand years? I think some content needs to be re-examined and fleshed out.

    • @schemar17
      @schemar17 Рік тому +33

      They let them come in, you need to understand alot of these kingdoms let these people come in.

    • @elo6550
      @elo6550 Рік тому +13

      Because the Arabs were very strong too. Not for nothing at their best moment were they able to create a caliphate that went from Portugal to Pakistan and were able to defeat powers like the Byzantine Empire or Sassanid Persia.

    • @omayemigatling4112
      @omayemigatling4112 Рік тому +14

      @@elo6550 but they never fully took control of the sudan and never dominated west african empires. Ghana, Mali, Songhai were at their most powerful during the arabs trek across north africa. Show me how im wrong. Just like the europeans love to see themselves as the toughest group around, the same for white arabs. Atleast be honest. Tell the whole story. The religion spread into west africa through trade not by conquest.

    • @elo6550
      @elo6550 Рік тому +13

      @@omayemigatling4112 Yes, they conquered only northern Sudan, but that didn't stop them from kidnapping slaves from the other half, did it? Apart from that, on what basis do you say that the empires of West Africa were the strongest of the Middle Ages if they never faced other great powers?

    • @Rainchild1186
      @Rainchild1186 Рік тому +20

      Sell out and some are just easy to manipulate

  • @theblackmerlin5566
    @theblackmerlin5566 Рік тому +7

    The Europeans fixated on improving and creating superior weaponary. This was a result of Europe's conflicts. The Africans developed nothing but new dances. Europe was had more unity under 1 religion even though there was some conflict about this. The Africans had too many beliefs and languages to match those beliefs. While Europe when into a scientific age the Africans were still carry on the same old traditions. The stagnation in Africa made them easy targets for conquest

  • @ChessIsBestWithACupOfScience
    @ChessIsBestWithACupOfScience Рік тому +3

    I have a lot to say in regards to this, when I do, pay attention. Much love, and many blessings.

  • @sketchtheparadigmyork1217
    @sketchtheparadigmyork1217 Рік тому +33

    I appreciate the acknowledgment that pretty much every culture is guilty of slavery, in America it’s easy to get tunnel vision when it’s not just an American issue. Human slavery has been an issue that’s more widespread and complicated. Unfortunately, there is a long history that spans all of humanity, all of us alive now are experiencing the accumulation of years of systematic and strategic evil.

    • @RomComs4Ever
      @RomComs4Ever Рік тому +5

      Totally inaccurate assessment. All slavery is not the same, don't cherry pick one fact as a means to marginalize the singular impact of the transatlantic slave trade. That shows peak naivete at its saddest.

    • @bravestraven4650
      @bravestraven4650 Рік тому +5

      ⁠@@RomComs4EverSo it’s not slavery if they’re not black? Slavery is slavery regardless of race. All the human races are guilty of it.
      That doesn’t take away from how bad the trans Atlantic slave trade was. But I think your the only naive one here.

    • @sketchtheparadigmyork1217
      @sketchtheparadigmyork1217 Рік тому +5

      @@RomComs4Ever I never said any kind of slavery was better or worse…. That definitely wasn’t what I meant. I meant that a broader understanding of slavery from a historical cultural aspect is interesting and world wide.
      I think you should look at your own comment and look inward at the assumptions you make about people’s intentions rather than assume the worst….

    • @sketchtheparadigmyork1217
      @sketchtheparadigmyork1217 Рік тому +2

      @@RomComs4Ever the “all slavery is the same” part really is wild. I never implied that. I stated that it’s a widespread multicultural issue spanning zeitgeists and generations. That’s simply a factual evaluation.

    • @sketchtheparadigmyork1217
      @sketchtheparadigmyork1217 Рік тому +3

      @@RomComs4Ever and I FOR SURE wasn’t marginalizing by acknowledging slavery beyond the US. Re read the part where I called it the accumulation of systematic and strategic and evil. Directly alluding to the worlds current state in regards to racism and oppression.
      I’m not even the enemy, as flawed as I may be. I am NOT the enemy.

  • @sir.dookie5827
    @sir.dookie5827 Рік тому +37

    The question should more specifically be why Africans were chosen to be enslaved in America, given that people of every race have also been enslavement on other continents.

    • @iattacku2773
      @iattacku2773 Рік тому +10

      He mentions that in the video

    • @thugitz1990
      @thugitz1990 Рік тому +2

      he does. apparently the atlantic slave trade was predominantly asian slaves for the first third of the slave trade. mainly thanks to the spanish and ports. they preferred the Asian slaves as they thought they were easier to control. But as we all know, the british preferred the African slaves :/ lots of prgoress made. lots more to come

    • @sir.dookie5827
      @sir.dookie5827 Рік тому +9

      @@iattacku2773 I shouldve watched the entire video before commenting😂

    • @DrixMaloneDFS
      @DrixMaloneDFS Рік тому +2

      I've heard that because Africans had skills that helped birth America, and some of the other things he already mentioned.

    • @leinahtanb4885
      @leinahtanb4885 Рік тому +8

      @@thugitz1990 "asian slaves"? 🤔He never mentioned that in the video. If he did, can you provide the timestamp of where it was mentioned?

  • @natedogg890
    @natedogg890 Рік тому +7

    Great vid, but you missed one of the biggest factors: disease resistance. Initially, Europeans tried to enslave the indigenous populations of the Americas, but since, unlike Africans, they hadnt built up resistances to diseases like smallpox that only develop after centuries of contact and exchange, they died on masse in the cramped plantations. I dont think most people realize the scale of how diseases from Eurasia and Africa completely devastated the indgenous populations, in some cases over 90% of them would succumb and die from illness. The Europeans realized they needed a disease resistant workforce that could survive brutal working conditions in tropical heat and that could be sourced without too much of a detour.
    I think its important to acknowledge that the two greatest crimes of European colonialism are linked. There is no massive scale African slavery in the Americas without the large scale genocide of the indigenous peoples caused by the exchange of diseases. The Europeans would never have bothered shipping thousands of slaves over if there had been a suitable population of people to exploit right there

  • @_khen__
    @_khen__ 7 місяців тому +2

    Thank you for this channel. Insightful and from such a refrshing perspective.

  • @vernellcheneau3484
    @vernellcheneau3484 Рік тому +2

    11:30 in short “because Africans work and fight really good so they’re good for armies and working land because they resilient to the environment and were really close to people who needed those things”

  • @goodluckyoureonyourown3684
    @goodluckyoureonyourown3684 Рік тому +6

    Did I miss the part about Yellow Fever? If not, that is something you should investigate. The economics of the African Slave trade to the Americas is very much tied to natural resistant to that one problem.

  • @alectapia1518
    @alectapia1518 Рік тому +8

    When other groups were defending their own Africa became a favorite and vulnerable target 🎯. Africa filled needs for the growing world 🌍

    • @alectapia1518
      @alectapia1518 Рік тому +1

      Also, Africa has grown with the world. And fought off and fought with and fought against any and all at home and around the world. And they probably have done that from the beginning. But black people have this Ancient Hebrew habit of woe is me..

    • @Junior-yt6cx
      @Junior-yt6cx Рік тому

      That's unverified like the Atlantic slave trade narrative itself🇯🇲🇺🇸

  • @davesullivan4289
    @davesullivan4289 Рік тому +3

    I actually learned all of these reasons in school. Great to hear they are still valid today

  • @DrNutbag
    @DrNutbag Рік тому +5

    Very well done. You’ve definitely made me think about this more. Thank you for your hard work on this

  • @mstr293
    @mstr293 4 місяці тому +2

    If I remember correctly, there were attempts of enslaving native americans and south east asians around 500 years ago. And the answer is simply due to convenience. The Native Americans are aware of the terrain in America and have more options of escaping and returning to their tribes. There's also a risk of those tribes fighting back, The South East Asians are simply too far to ship. And Sub-Saharan Africa is literally the perfect place geographically and historically as it's the nearest in the Americas and Europe.
    Also, while Europeans have been enslaving Africans in the 15th Century, the Arabs and other African Kingdoms have already been doing it since the 7th century. The African one is the oldest, with Egyptians as early as the 15th century bc. The Europeans only invested in a long-existing market.

    • @mstr293
      @mstr293 4 місяці тому

      Africa isn't as united as African Americans think it is back in the day. There are warring kingdoms and tribes, different cultures, religions and languages preventing it from even uniting as one. The only nation/empire I remembered doing this was China. Which was made up of many tribes before it was united through wars and negotiations.

  • @MrChowbaby69
    @MrChowbaby69 Рік тому +9

    Afircans and Indians are hearty people. They have been found to survive in any environment beyond subpar conditions. Europeans go to Africa and India and the environment eventually kills them hence why you see very few European communites in Africa. In fact every European colony are found mostly on the coast of these areas.

  • @sharonbaker3007
    @sharonbaker3007 Рік тому +5

    Great work on this one!!!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

  • @Noir_Nouveau
    @Noir_Nouveau Рік тому +14

    Our physical prowess has always been apparent to others unfortunately to a point where it discounts our humanity.

    • @zatronbuck8633
      @zatronbuck8633 Рік тому +10

      Yes. But man is also spiritual. Black people as a whole don't push the limits in academics. Other groups of people are sending rockets into space with their minds while we're focusing on physical prowess still jumping from the free throw line. We think feeble minded as a whole. No technology industries in our people. No world class architecture in major black cities. It's a mental inferiority that we have as a people. They had guns while we had spears. Look at the architecture in cities in Europe and Asia. Now look at Nigeria. Look at crime rates in Black cities. We are the problem. If we were focused on science and math like we are sports, entertainment and fashion then there would have been no slavery. No one wants to say we were intellectually inferior. But that's what I see. If I'm wrong tell me how. Our physical prowess means nothing when a person is smarter. That's exactly what the score has said.

    • @Noir_Nouveau
      @Noir_Nouveau Рік тому

      @@zatronbuck8633 Your observations are understandable. In addition, we internalized the hate and the degradation that was initially externally inflicted on us. Take a domestic pig out of care and feeding and watch him become feral. Social engineering is a real thing, today and going forward begins the reverse engineering.

    • @Junior-yt6cx
      @Junior-yt6cx Рік тому

      We are limited due to colonialism. Most slave narratives are just old myths and fables that we have become attached to.

    • @NgolaNalane
      @NgolaNalane Рік тому +2

      My brother I have the same belief. Literally nobody wants to say what is blatantly obvious

    • @NgolaNalane
      @NgolaNalane Рік тому

      @@CaptainHindsight-xt9yd lol you wish. Black people are literally the best athletes in almost every sport

  • @TheWorldsprayer
    @TheWorldsprayer Рік тому +2

    It's very simple: Becasue no where else in the world with access to the western world were people for sale en masse.
    Only in Africa were such large populations of people colelctively captured and sold to others (by africans), so europeans when they needed a workforce to replace the one dying in north america, went to the preexisting market for supplies (slaves).

  • @PhilippRowe
    @PhilippRowe 2 місяці тому +1

    Reading between the lines of history! Very good!

  • @willowarkan2263
    @willowarkan2263 Рік тому +5

    Didn't the Carthaginians bring North-african mercenaries to Iberia in their conquest as well? So the history of darker skinned men brought to fight on the peninsula goes back even further.

    • @inoovator3756
      @inoovator3756 Рік тому

      North Africans aren’t really dark skinned though, you are thinking of South Saharan Africa

  • @MisterTWest
    @MisterTWest Рік тому +12

    Correction: The Moors of Africa ruled Spain and much of western Europe for 800 years, teaching them many things, including the cultivation of cotton and sugarcane which their progeny, hundreds of years later, would be enslaved to cultivate to enrich whites. These Moors of Africa also brought fine architectural skills to Europe as seen in Spain's Alhambra Grenada castle. At the end of the 800 years, Spain placed many of them into indentured servitude, even serving in the military. They came with skills that the indigenous people of the Americas did not have. Therefore, the Spanish and later the British and French had less need for enslaving the indigenous population in areas that required ready skills. Later, it went from indentured servitude to chattel slavery for blacks, and the need to have more blacks which resulted in invading Africa. However, prior to that, Europeans used the progeny of those who had ruled western Europe for 800 years.

    • @Iflie
      @Iflie Рік тому +2

      The moors were not exactly the same group that were enslaved, basically they were from a number of peoples but they were muslims from nothern africa and arabs. While the slaves for instance in the americas were for example nigerian and not muslim.

    • @MisterTWest
      @MisterTWest Рік тому

      @@Iflie Those who, after 800 years of ruling much of Europe, did not go back to Africa were killed or put into indentured servitude and then later enslaved.

    • @malekmla6138
      @malekmla6138 Рік тому +2

      The moors were not black , they were a mix between arabs and berbers of north africa.
      And for your information , they used to enslave black africans .

    • @MisterTWest
      @MisterTWest Рік тому +2

      @@malekmla6138 They were, primarily, black.

    • @riaa8689
      @riaa8689 Рік тому

      ​@@Iflie Though the slave ports are in what is now known as Nigeria, African captives were taken from all over Africa. So all of them were not of Nigerian decent.

  • @chantaln6843
    @chantaln6843 Рік тому +9

    Excellent theory. Thank you for sharing your insight.😊

    • @Junior-yt6cx
      @Junior-yt6cx Рік тому

      Unverified like the Atlantic slave trade narrative

  • @d.s.8088
    @d.s.8088 Рік тому +1

    Appreciated your efforts. It is one of the BIG questions.

  • @Kheru1
    @Kheru1 Рік тому +3

    What you seem to overlook is that Blacks were not just soldiers to the Moors in Spain. As a matter of fact, the very word Moor means Black, so Blacks were very prominent among the Moorish rulers and scholars as well.

  • @diollinebranderson6553
    @diollinebranderson6553 Рік тому +4

    Brings a whole new meaning to "the chosen one"💀

  • @albertslippe9221
    @albertslippe9221 Рік тому +3

    Because they were too timid,
    particularly the Ghanaians.

  • @thevisitor1012
    @thevisitor1012 Рік тому +14

    I respect that you have limited amount of time to make this videos, but this one should've been longer. It missed important factors like the population of Black Africans being so large resulting in them being eaiser to obtain.

    • @beewee4987
      @beewee4987 Рік тому

      Easier to obtain by other Black Africans who then sold them to White Europeans.

    • @Junior-yt6cx
      @Junior-yt6cx Рік тому

      Unverified like the Atlantic slave trade narrative itself🇯🇲🇺🇸

  • @MAdams-ey4if
    @MAdams-ey4if Рік тому +6

    the real question is, Why Were Africans the Weakest Link in the natural evolution of social organisms. We know that the Conquerer will do what conquerers do, but it's always the weakest link that gets killed and enslaved. It's quite a paradox because at the same time, Africans are known as fierce warriors, which brings us back to the observation by one of our Civil Rights Icons, "We ain't out numbered, we are out organized". Which opens up the next question, Why didn't Africans see each other as natural allies when faced with Conquerers from the North and West?

    • @naithngr81-jh2bb
      @naithngr81-jh2bb Рік тому

      " Why didn't Africans see each other as natural allies" Race as we know it today didn't exist back then.

    • @naithngr81-jh2bb
      @naithngr81-jh2bb Рік тому

      @@jonathanharvey5701 I just reread it comment. That's crazy.

  • @docuzzie
    @docuzzie Рік тому +4

    Deuteronomy 28 tells the true history of why....

  • @hillieduvalier
    @hillieduvalier Рік тому +13

    We are the only one who adapted.. we allow our culture religion , language etc everything of our oppressor while countries like india didnt.. upto today we holding on to the ways of the oppressor for dear life.. today we still welcoming back on the continent and among us as if nothing .... how will we ever rise with those mindset

    • @nishatagore
      @nishatagore Рік тому +2

      India as you said held on to their culture. Because India is an old civilization. Please teach history correctly and stop begging for a hand out. Be thankful you are in a country named America where we are free. Forget the past and move on. Stop telling the young generation the world dislike them. That is not true.

    • @animationandnews9610
      @animationandnews9610 Рік тому +1

      @@nishatagore first of all stop acting like you high and mighty you sound like a hater. Everybody has their own opinion about things. If you all were such bad asses then you wouldn't let the British do what they did to you all . And on top of that with your cast system and the way y'all treat the dark-skinned Indian and India is appalling.

    • @Ketch97
      @Ketch97 Рік тому +3

      @@nishatagoreAfrica as a continent is a old civilization

    • @nishatagore
      @nishatagore Рік тому +2

      Believe me I understand. The reason they were after Africa is because it is rich with rubber minerals etc..
      The original Africans are very advanced. I know. My nanny was directly from Africa. I want you to see if you can find my book entitled 0ne Child Alone by Nisha T Tagor. You will read about the qualities of the African people. Her name was Jerusha. She was a blessed soul and far superior to those who branded her with the derogatory name of slave. Believe me, I am fighting for justice. My m personal belief n is talking about color of skin is n not the way to go. I am trying to give the African children hope not to tell them or n make them believe they are not equal. They are and in many cases superior
      I know. I speak from experience. I was n born and grew up in the Caribbean. I experienced prejudice. Read that book.
      I HAVE ALWAYS BELIEVED GOD MADE NO INFERIOR BEING. WE ARE ALL EQUAL. NO ONE IS CURSED.
      AFRICANS WERE NOT THE ONLY SLAVES. THEY WERE EASIER BECAUSE OF THEIR INNOCENCE. THEY WERE TRUSTWORTHY AND WERE TAKEN OF ADVANTAGE. YES A WRONG WAS DONE BUT WE NEED TO RISE ABOVE SLAVERY AND COLOR OF SKIN. IN MY OPINION RISE ABOVE WHAT WAS DONE. AND YOU WILL ACHIEVE MUCH MORE. GOD BLESS. GOD LOVES YOU AND SO DO I.

    • @Everyoneisanartist776
      @Everyoneisanartist776 Рік тому +1

      Yes and it’s MIND BOGGLING!!! Like WTF!

  • @youaregodspursuit-47
    @youaregodspursuit-47 Рік тому +34

    The answer to all slavery is the evil mind and heart of all men. Your short overview of the issue about how it settled onto the Africans being the most useful race to enslave is well thought out. It is good to see a scholarly approach to the discussion of slavery in any form. The major shift in who was selected for slavery took a major shift around the year 1500. The expansion of the European empires into the Americas could not have been successful as quickly as it was without the subjection of first the natives and then finding a replacement with another manpower pool; the African. Technology, education, political organization, centralized cultural factors, the lure of making a gold coin off the back of another human, and as you mentioned, organized religion (no real Jesus involved here) all played a role.
    The Ham curse was an excuse waiting to be used by the Christian world. Plus the Arabs had provided a great working model for using the people of any part of Africa as a source for bodies to use up for conquest and glory. With the similarity of the geography and weather of the Gulf Cost areas a perfect storm appeared. Circumstance, time, opportunity created a need based on the most base of human conduct, enslavement.
    Perhaps the most salient point you touch on is the purposeful demeaning of the African in terms of being an undeveloped group. The last 100 years has opened the door to that lie. Daily almost is the article or documentary published about the wonderful cultural growth in all parts of Africa prior to the influx of European involvement. The most striking being the fact that native born men and women of Africa founded and ran Egypt for at least two thousand years. Archeologists who have no cultural involvement in Africa have focused on those who arrived later as somehow being Egyptian's by virtue of being in control. It is amazing that they have grouped all of the time Egypt was a power as of one people when that is not true. The locale never changed, but those who ruled changed several times with the Africans the first to be ousted. The usurpers acquired the things done prior to them and we treat that as of no consequence. Humbug!
    Thank you for your sound and even handed approach to a problem that has always beset humans. When I was a youth in Smyrna Tennessee in the 60's I heard this statement once, "He ain't from around here." Nationalism on a small scale, but very telling. The world still suffers from this insidious concept...

    • @stopthelies4249
      @stopthelies4249 Рік тому

      We are bless we help carry the sins of the world with The Lord

    • @Thorrnn
      @Thorrnn Рік тому

      🤦🏽 ffs, do some damn research. Native American Indians were not ever enslaved by European settlers, even though they murdered and enslaved each other.

    • @thedarkdivinity7525
      @thedarkdivinity7525 Рік тому

      Fact is your own people fought and sold or used the defeated tribe as slave. Your population were always roiled by civil war, you guys didn't produce any significant literary work or none at all, architecture wise is the same, so where is the "flourishing part"? Compare to who? the people from the neolithic period?

  • @021881mt
    @021881mt Рік тому +3

    Zephaniah Ch3 verse 9 through at least 13 + Isaiah Ch18. (Both ESV or RSV for best descriptions)
    That's why

  • @binabina4445
    @binabina4445 Рік тому +2

    They weren’t. They were just the most vulnerable during that time period while other races who had been previously enslaved were becoming too difficult to continue to enslave.

  • @gordontucker3901
    @gordontucker3901 Рік тому +2

    Good thoughts, You are an excellent speaker!

  • @jimboy419
    @jimboy419 Рік тому +11

    Your reasoning is good. Proximity and ease of capture. I've read in old books that in the southern US, people thought that newly enslaved Africans adapted well to plantation society, accepting their lot after an initial period of depression (there was nothing else they could do). This was in comparison to Native Americans who couldn't be controlled and to Europeans who would only take indenture contracts.

    • @andersontorres5750
      @andersontorres5750 Рік тому +3

      True haha thats why haiti chopp3d up the french

    • @amehka5416
      @amehka5416 Рік тому +3

      ​@@andersontorres5750Haiti may have done the chopping, but they're the ones falling apart now.

    • @beewee4987
      @beewee4987 Рік тому

      @@andersontorres5750 And proved that they were no better than their masters. BTW most French Soldiers died of tropical disease than actual fighting. Most of the Chopp3d up French you are talking about were the women and children butchered.

    • @beewee4987
      @beewee4987 Рік тому +6

      It wasn't until the modern revolver and lever action rifle were made till white people were finally able to subdue the Natives. They were amazing warriors who fought until the very end, truly inspiring for anyone interested in warrior cultures.

    • @jimboy419
      @jimboy419 Рік тому

      @@beewee4987 Yes, that was the era of hand-to-hand combat. Many wars between tribes and nations across all continents. I can't imagine fighting someone hand-to-hand.

  • @lbc1628
    @lbc1628 Рік тому +8

    Brother, I am so glad you and your team aren't under fire from Desantis and his followers. Keep on verifying the truth!!

    • @Junior-yt6cx
      @Junior-yt6cx Рік тому +1

      Not really verified at all🇯🇲

    • @lbc1628
      @lbc1628 Рік тому

      @@Junior-yt6cx you're missing the point

  • @waterangola
    @waterangola Рік тому +12

    Fear of what the African had built in the past...

    • @TheTastefulThickness
      @TheTastefulThickness Рік тому +4

      Its 2023 and you can't build a helicopter

    • @btfpl4872
      @btfpl4872 Рік тому

      the only one

    • @muchi1465
      @muchi1465 Рік тому

      @@TheTastefulThickness, Paul E Williams invented the helicopter.

    • @TheTastefulThickness
      @TheTastefulThickness Рік тому

      @@muchi1465 fosho namean

    • @muchi1465
      @muchi1465 Рік тому

      Paul Williams invented the elements of "the first helpful helicopter”, the Lockheed Mannequin 186 (XH-51) on the twenty sixth of November 1962.

  • @blackice3395
    @blackice3395 Рік тому +4

    Love this channel ✊🏿

  • @savport
    @savport Рік тому +2

    Deuteronomy 28 is your answer. And we ain’t Africans

  • @kylepuncheswalls8548
    @kylepuncheswalls8548 Рік тому +3

    Because they were easy pickings for the europeans.

  • @digitalsidestreet
    @digitalsidestreet Рік тому +7

    We should not underestimate the power of a word, it's definition, and by whom it was given. Let us examine the word "BLACK". It was a word used by those OUTSIDE of the Afrikan continent to identify Afrikan people. Shortly after the North Afrikan invasion(from 300AD going forward) the word "BLACK" became synonymous with the classification as "WORKER". This is extremely important, because during the same time-period, the invaded North Afrikan territories began to convert over to Islam and Christianity. The relationship between the word BLACK, Christianity, Islam and Slavery are bundled as a single recipe for a global economic boom that would last from 600AD to present day. We allowed an outsider to identify us by a name that we have NEVER used amongst ourselves. The break-down starts there.

    • @RayanX6
      @RayanX6 Рік тому

      💯

    • @shawnahall7246
      @shawnahall7246 Рік тому

      One of the best conclusions I’ve read and this make sense when you think about it

  • @darksword67
    @darksword67 Рік тому +7

    Some things never change because my family that comes from enslaved Africans have been fighting for the United States for the last part of 250 years in brutal combat conditions from the revolution all the way to the Iraq War so they let you know nothing has changed at all

    • @Junior-yt6cx
      @Junior-yt6cx Рік тому

      We can't verify any alleged enslaved Africans in our genealogy 🇯🇲🇺🇸

    • @anthonyjames2021
      @anthonyjames2021 Рік тому +1

      The draft stopped in 1973 in the USA so they have all been volunteers since then surely? Are they not trained, equipped and paid, aren't the condition of combat brutal for all involved no matter who they are?

  • @Magneto_Was_Right
    @Magneto_Was_Right Рік тому +1

    You provided some legitimate factors that contributed to the reasoning and "justifications" for the extensive African slave market, but you only briefly touched on the key factors, being cost and supply. There was an existing African slave market, in Africa, for a thousand years if not longer, and there was a commensurate low cost for Arabs and Europeans to simply purchase already captured slaves than to have to capture slaves themselves as the Arabs needed to do to Europeans. As you mentioned, as the Arab conquests diminished, so did their European slave market. Black African tribes were taking each other slaves for a thousand years and sold them to Arab and European traders; low cost and high supply was the key driver to why black Africans were the source of Arab and European slaves.

  • @TheMidasMD
    @TheMidasMD Рік тому +7

    Cos they were weak (collectively) and lacked self-organization and social structure for collective determination. It is that simple. Not much has changed too! They are still the same today. In the narrative, the poster stated that Africans were first used as fighting Moors, and that the Spanish soon realized that they were good warriors and disposable fodder. Now, this truth buttresses my earlier statement. A people's strength is never in individual might, but much rather, real strength comes as a collective! Till this very day, even as i write this, Africans still haven't understood this simple concept. Take a nation like Nigeria - individually they are one of the brightest, most intelligent and ambitious people with a very strong sense of identity and purpose. Wherever they go, no matter how difficult, they find a way to thrive. Nigerians are high-flyers and achievers in almost every society. Yet, the same people as a collective form a very weak, infamous and incompetently run nation. Their nation, inspite of its natural wealth, is constantly ranked at the bottom. Why is this? Go back to my opening statement. And by the way, I am West African.

  • @Natty409
    @Natty409 Рік тому +8

    Because us black people love everything and everyone but our own

  • @theblackmerlin5566
    @theblackmerlin5566 Рік тому +12

    While Europe had many wars they developed superior weaponary and the means to travel such as larger ships. This meant they could transport weapons and soldiers to almost anywhere and engage anyone in warfare. Many of Europes wars were over resources which they had little of so this created a unity among many European nations to take from others and since Spain is very close to north Africa, Africa with all it resources made perfect sense. The only defense Africans had was the heat and malaria that kept Europeans from deep interior colonization but that didn't last because European advancement in medicine .

    • @ahmedcbdicalicali1207
      @ahmedcbdicalicali1207 Рік тому

      I am afraid enslavement was playing big role in African society before any one enslaved us, Arabs who used swords and arrows and camels would not defeat Bantus or West African over and over again, it's look like black people did not have any problems to sell his own brother to others, even in late centuries in Oman and Qatar they used to go to east Africa to buy slaves, but they didn't have strong arms instead they used to pay some Africans who used to kidnap his own race and sold him to Arabs, and sometimes they have deal agreement with some tribs if they win a battle against his own other African tribe to sell them to Arabs

    • @c____89
      @c____89 Рік тому +1

      True but the role of gunpowder (Chinese invention) played a huge role.

  • @KingSolomon0109
    @KingSolomon0109 Рік тому +1

    It wasn’t that the natives didn’t cut it, it was that many of the diseases that Europeans carried were already present in Africa. Immune resistance had been built up, whereas the native were decimated entire villages would get sick and perish. Secondly, another factor overlooked is the fact that Africa being as diverse as it is consisted of thousands of varying tribes. They would battle constantly and wage war and pillage villages, and after the fact would sell the peoples of enemy tribes.

  • @EricToro-ef4hr
    @EricToro-ef4hr Рік тому +2

    the word slave comes from the Slavs because they were the white race that were enslaved the most.

  • @mutungiedmund2355
    @mutungiedmund2355 Рік тому +13

    Thanks for sharing the Word of God

    • @wanderfull5829
      @wanderfull5829 Рік тому +1

      The word of God from a religious perspective is what enslaved us and continues to enslave our minds and abilities to deal with people who have no love for us.

    • @Junior-yt6cx
      @Junior-yt6cx Рік тому +2

      How are unverified slave narratives the word of God

  • @901kingpin
    @901kingpin Рік тому +6

    PREACH! For real

  • @trevormcdonald385
    @trevormcdonald385 Рік тому +8

    “In the momentous step which our State has taken of dissolving its connection with the government of which we so long formed a part,
    it is but just that we should declare the prominent reasons which have induced our course.
    Our position is thoroughly identified with the institution of slavery-- the greatest material interest of the world. Its labor supplies the product
    which constitutes by far the largest and most important portions of commerce of the earth. These products are peculiar to the climate
    verging on the tropical regions, and by an imperious law of nature, NONE BUT THE BLACK RACE can bear exposure to the tropical sun. These
    products have become necessities of the world, and a blow at slavery is a blow at commerce and civilization. That blow has been long
    aimed at the institution, and was at the point of reaching its consummation. There was no choice left us but submission to the mandates
    of abolition, or a dissolution of the Union, whose principles had been subverted to work out our ruin. {End declaration excerpt}”

  • @brenkelly8163
    @brenkelly8163 Рік тому +2

    Your presentation is very well balanced and starts off with many ideas of how the ideas behind the analysis was developed and not complete. That is an excellent approach. I believe that further learning is necessary and new ideas are critical. Two reasons I had entertained recently was superior weaponry that the Portuguese developed and the tactics of dividing and conquering.
    They had to weaponized the diversity of Africans against each other to leverage that might, and use 'better' weapons. They needed these tactics because their first venture was a disaster. The Portuguese invaded Senegal with intent to enslave in 1440. The Senegalese handed the Portuguese their a--ses back to them. They then got the 1452 "papal bull" from the pope 'allowing slavery', but color was not chosen. What happened next in the 1450s was they developed new tactics mentioned above and sailed past Senegal and went around to the west African ivory coast. The Portuguese then became successful in pitting one African nation-state ('tribe' is not accurate) against each other, having one enslave their neighbors that were 'natural' enemies, or at least neighbors they fought with.
    The Portuguese paid the conquering nation-state of Africans for the captured 'soldiers' of the other nation-state, effectively buying prisoners of war. Some of the African-nation states already had wealth, towns, gold, etc., so the sale of captured POWs meant establishing new lines of wealth building with the Portuguese. The British later joined in, and these two groups accounted for eighty percent or more of all Africans captured. The Spanish and French did enslave, but to a far lesser degree of "success". Other Europeans had enslaved Africans in the New World, like the Danish for 200 years and the Dutch, but were far less organized and systemized. In large part we find the highest concentration in ex-British colonies and Brazil, the Portuguese colony than other Spanish nations--although they do exist in most places of course that are Spanish.
    That's just my recent reflections and looking forward to more input as from the ideas of the Moors and soldiers introduced here.

  • @megaoldskool76
    @megaoldskool76 Рік тому +15

    If our ancestors were allowed to READ the Bible in the language of King James old English they would have known Ham wasn’t cursed, Canaan his son was. Much love to you and your family HOME TEAM!!!

    • @rachelsamuel3328
      @rachelsamuel3328 Рік тому +1

      What does a king James translation have to do with anything?

    • @beewee4987
      @beewee4987 Рік тому

      No one cares about that Ham garbage. That was an antiquated justification that most Europeans didn't even prescribe to throughout the centuries. Only fools like yourself make excuses to bring it up just to spout more dribble.

    • @tyronleung5276
      @tyronleung5276 Рік тому

      Actually niggas did read the Bible the ones who bought their freedom and became slavers too negroes who were adopted and had white God parents during slavery that became slavers like oludah equiano aka Gustavus vassa and the negroes who knew nothing of slavery who were free in the north

    • @IAMJUDAH01
      @IAMJUDAH01 Рік тому

      ​@@rachelsamuel3328 back then in the 1600-1800' the kjv bible version was written in English language which so called African Americans couldn't read from.. but yet a so called black king James of England translated the original Hebrew bible into English language...

    • @rachelsamuel3328
      @rachelsamuel3328 Рік тому

      @@IAMJUDAH01 Do some research the man was lily white with red hair! His mother, Mary Queen of Scots was a very pale white woman and his father, Lord Darnley was a white man with red hair. You people are hysterical!!
      Look up the official portraits of when he was a young boy.,a White boy with Red hair. Where do you even get this nonsense from?

  • @kenswindle4860
    @kenswindle4860 Рік тому +4

    Poorly-reasoned and poorly-sourced video. The Curse of Ham was a justification, not a cause. And no, black conquistadors, while emotionally satisfying, were not that common. If they were, they would have risen up and fought their oppression. The real reasons that blacks were targeted are (1) they were the most primitive societies in the world, and, therefore, least able to fight back, and (2) other black people on the African coasts actively participated in the capture and sale of other black people from the African interior. That is a less emotionally satisfying reason, but just as conservatives in this country are learning, history is not supposed to be emotionally satisfying. It just is what it is. And if you are not troubled by history, there’s a good chance that you’re engaging in propaganda, not history.

  • @latoyathomas9640
    @latoyathomas9640 Рік тому +4

    DEUT 28 KJV&JOEL 3 KJV

  • @srslyxan
    @srslyxan Рік тому +1

    Gomes De Zurara the chief chronicler of the kingdom of Portugal was essentially commissioned by the King to write propaganda about “black vs white” ppl. It was good for the King to have “lesser humans” to enslave and not risk his citizens displeasure at seeing ppl that looked like them increasingly used as a commodity. I had no clue about the Arab/Ethiopian history tho. Nice vid bro. 👏🏾💯

  • @aldon560
    @aldon560 6 місяців тому +2

    Melanin.. resources. Geography And skill sets. Everyone else would have burned to death in the hot sun. We built different.

  • @Mustapha1963
    @Mustapha1963 Рік тому +6

    Something about slavery that I wasn't taught over 40 years ago when I was in high school was that many, though not all, African tribes not only practiced slavery themselves, with the slaves usually being captured during raids on other tribe's villages but also that tribal chieftains enriched themselves by willingly selling slaves to white (and Hispanic) slave traders.

  • @3D1G1TAL
    @3D1G1TAL Рік тому +13

    Man them folks seen the physical build of Africans and that equated to there riches…capitalism

  • @Nogo844
    @Nogo844 Рік тому +11

    Hello 👋
    Love your platform and commentary.
    I am going to add one more theory to yours. Though it may be highly controversial:
    1) Could it be possible when peering into the past for answers, the present may likewise hold some answers?
    2) meaning, is it possible, as it even is to this day, a chance, that Africans or these melenated people kindly but unwittingly offered to leave home, intending to return?
    My reasoning is that many peaceful peoples, are willing to leave home for a outlook of a better outcome.
    Even as it is to this day present, many take these high-risk unpleasant journeys but are later mistreated. Tricked into a worse case scenario. (Not all). But is it possible? Melenated peoples of the continent and abroad are some of the most hospitable and loving and trustworthy people on earth.
    Many even volunteer to go help in someone else war, risking life and limb, only to later be ousted by the very one they went to help.
    We lovingly volunteer to travel great distances for the betterment of another people, even to this day.
    It is who we are. Our kindness is often taken as a weakness. This perception sets us up for enslavement of all kind, to the evil- mindedness of a wicked civilization.
    "Though we consider to do good. Though we come in peace. We are evil thought of. And it has become a snare."
    We are a most valued people. A people who do not value themselves yet subserviently value the good of all humankind.
    Well I'm all out. Know thyself. And remember your ancestors.

    • @lindzimcolzwane6761
      @lindzimcolzwane6761 Рік тому +1

      I tend to agree with you.Even in the present day Our Kindness towards White People is Overwhelming.

    • @Junior-yt6cx
      @Junior-yt6cx Рік тому

      The whole slave narrative is unverified 🇯🇲

  • @Randomly_relatable
    @Randomly_relatable Рік тому +1

    I feel Diversity has always been Africa’s biggest flaw. We’re massively divided. In a space of 50km2 you could have people speaking at least 10 different languages.
    Another thing is we actually sold each other a lot. In my country there were prominent black slave traders who are still celebrated today. Some chiefs sold unwanted relatives (sometimes threats to their monarchy) for silver spoons and mirrors.
    I think these two factors were what made it relatively easy for colonizers to do their biddings for so long
    For us it was a bad business deal that we couldn’t really understand the implications. For them it was the best business deal ever, they knew the implications but kept doing business.

  • @tylertilghman7290
    @tylertilghman7290 Рік тому +1

    The truth is slavery is much much older than African slavery in the new world... slavery has always been around... what do you think happened 15 thousand years ago when tribes went to war, the ones defeated were taken in and used as laborers (aka slaves) or killed...

  • @megacide84
    @megacide84 Рік тому +5

    Long story short...
    It was the age of empires.
    USA, Europe, Russia, The Ottomans, Imperial Japan, even China in its weakened state had massive armies and resources to protect their native populations from total conquest and worldwide enslavement.
    Africa unfortunately lacked a unified empire to fend off outsiders. Thus, the whole of the continent was ripe for the picking.