Cac (from Africa) checks Black woman to tell her she is more African American than her.

[Studious one]

Africa was called Cush. Arabs called it Alkebulan. The garden of Eden was in Botswana though.

Thank YOU for this knowledge!

 

[JNew]

acting and drama for the tv

 

[Mowgli]

Cacs troll to much

 

[Nkrumah Was Right]

Africa was called Cush. Arabs called it Alkebulan. The garden of Eden was in Botswana though.

Kush was a state, up river of Egypt/Kemet. It wasn’t the name of all of Africa.

Kingdom of Kush - Wikipedia

 

[Peter Popoff]

Kush was a state, up river of Egypt/Kemet. It wasn’t the name of all of Africa.

Kingdom of Kush - Wikipedia

Technically, it didn't really have a name. Some called it Aethiopia because cacs didn't really explore the whole continent but the northern part during the Carthage era was Cush in the Bible.

 

[Nkrumah Was Right]

Technically, it didn't really have a name. Some called it Aethiopia because cacs didn't really explore the whole continent but the northern part during the Carthage era was Cush in the Bible.

Sorry, this isn’t correct.

The northern part of Africa during the era of the Carthaginians was not referred to as Kush. Even the Bible makes reference to the land of Libya.

 

[Peter Popoff]

Aight you right

 

[Uncouth Savage]

I like to learn new things.

 

[Nkrumah Was Right]

Aight you right

Bible Verses About Cush - 27 passages - World English Bible (WEB)

Interesting link

 

[GrindtooFilthy]

Africa was called Cush. Arabs called it Alkebulan. The garden of Eden was in Botswana though.

Alkebulan has no meaning in Arabic. Y’all need to stop with the misinformation

 

[Peter Popoff]

Alkebulan has no meaning in Arabic. Y’all need to stop with the misinformation

My bad dawg. I thought it was a type of water.........oh wait, it's alkaline.

 

[Ake1725]

Thinking about it I feel like calling ourselves alkebulan or Alkebulanian would be a better term to use vs Ados, Fba, or African American. No one else is really using the term and it will probably never take because it’s contentious origins.

 

[CopiousX]

Africa was named after a Roman .....Africanus


So yeah, she does descend from the empire.

Alkebulan is the name before it was called Africa.

Nah. Hundreds of millions of people did not have one name for their continent.

 

[The Fade]

Ain’t some Greek and Roman historians sometimes call all of Africa Libya or Tunisia, or Aethiopia? And aethiopia used to be used interchangeably with Nubia before Abyssinia? And then some of these countries aren’t even tied to the historical places and empires they’re named after right. I remember Herodotus calling Sindh(India) Eastern Ethiopia and that Egypt and Sindh were two Ethiopian empires.

It seems like names just get repurposed

 

[Chrishaune]

Nah. Hundreds of millions of people did not have one name for their continent.

There weren't hundreds of millions of people on the continent in the BC.

There would be many billions now if that were the case.