African-American Slaves & West Africa - History Books are Lying (pt 1 & 2)
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Freedman
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Imma need something a little more academic than youtube whether their black , white, brown, yellow, or green
Larry Lambo
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What history books say Ancient Egypt was populated by white people???
The books I read said the Ancient Egyptians were brown and dark skinned people. Not whites.
Your schools must have been using books from the 1950's with Elizabeth Taylor's picture representing the Egyptian people.
Devilinurear
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fukkery is officially on deckyou forgot to also tag @Dafunkdoc_Unlimited
did we ever get that Terrence Howard smiley? i'ma need it for something.
Devilinurear
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Sickle cell trait and genetic testing dispelled this myth.
You're African.Embrace it or Deal with it
You idiot. The sickle cell trait is also found in India and the Arabian Peninsula. It exists because of its protective effect against Malaria which exists in primarily tropical enviroments. Thus its not surprising that people who live in tropical enviroments around the world have the same trait.
Louisiana, Florida, the Caribbean, and South America have a climate similar to Africa and India. Thus its not surprising that black people in the Americas have a similar trait that other people in tropical enviroments have.
Don't fall for the cac trick where the explanation to everything involving black people is slavery. Black people are all over the world not because of slavery but because we are native to everywhere on earth.
Start with this book. It's a tough read, because it's thick, and has lots of Portuguese and Spanish primary sources, which are translated. However, it's worth it. He not only shows clear evidence that most Black Americans are at least mixed with Native, but also shows how so many full-blooded Natives were actually labelled as "Negro", "Mulatto", "Moro", etc on Census records, slave records, and other documents. The colonizer cacs just went off of how the person looked, instead of actual bloodline. Also, he provides first hand accounts from the European colonizers, who pretty much described the people already here as Black. Also, it shows how there were actually Natives who were shipped across the Atlantic to the Eastern Hemisphere. Furthermore, Forbes explains how it would have been much harder to keep bringing hella people here from West Africa due to the science of the Atlantic Ocean currents. He also explains how the Indigenous people in the Western Americas had much more Spaniard admixture, contributing to the "Mestizo" look that we often associate with Native Americans. There is so much more valuable information in this book, but that was just of the top of my head.
I'll give you a shortcut.
Don't believe anything white academia says about us. In fact the opposite is most likely the truth.
If crakkkas say we were brought here as slaves from Africa don't believe em. Its a lie by rule.
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You got record of malaria being in southern United States?
Devilinurear
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Thank youStart with this book. It's a tough read, because it's thick, and has lots of Portuguese and Spanish primary sources, which are translated. However, it's worth it. He not only shows clear evidence that most Black Americans are at least mixed with Native, but also shows how so many full-blooded Natives were actually labelled as "Negro", "Mulatto", "Moro", etc on Census records, slave records, and other documents. The colonizer cacs just went off of how the person looked, instead of actual bloodline. Also, he provides first hand accounts from the European colonizers, who pretty much described the people already here as Black. Also, it shows how there were actually Natives who were shipped across the Atlantic to the Eastern Hemisphere. Furthermore, Forbes explains how it would have been much harder to keep bringing hella people here from West Africa due to the science of the Atlantic Ocean currents. He also explains how the Indigenous people in the Western Americas had much more Spaniard admixture, contributing to the "Mestizo" look that we often associate with Native Americans. There is so much more valuable information in this book, but that was just of the top of my head.
