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The Black Church could have learn a lot from the NOI, but Christianity has warped are since of dignity that the so-called Churches can't come together for the greater good of all us. So were divided on religious nonsense and can't come together for the betterment of us all
Usually it was the White man that raped black female slaves. IF there was a few rare individual cases where White women probably did this remember everything exists under the sun but it was not common at all
And they were considered pure. Thats pure devils. The daughter of the Revolution and Confederacy were 2 of the largest and the influental hate groups in America. They influenced the educational system in America. That's why history is hidden and wrongly potrayed.
As stated we build this country.This short video is so accurate*Valuable* Parents should have their children watch this it would make a change in positive actions in our Community I believe.Beginning with Respect for Elders*Self. Not just being consumers owning and building businesses
This is Soooo informative..I had no ideal all that went into to DNA testing the technical I terms was told in a simple matter I could understand.Covered so much I didn't think about.
"They Were Her Property" by Stephanie E. Jones-Rogers (Yale University Press, 2019) Examines the role of white women in the American slave economy and their participation in the exploitation of enslaved people. "Mutha' is Half a Word" by Scottsboro Trials activist Grace Campbell (University of Illinois Press, 1983) Provides firsthand accounts of the sexual exploitation of black men by white women during the Jim Crow era. "Ar'n't I a Woman?" by Deborah Gray White (W.W. Norton & Company, 1999) Explores the intersectionality of race, gender, and class in the experiences of enslaved women, including their interactions with white women. Academic Articles: "Sexual Violence and Exploitation of Enslaved Men" by Thomas A. Foster (Journal of African American History, 2011) Discusses the widespread sexual abuse of enslaved men by white women and its impact. "White Women and the Intersection of Race and Gender in the Antebellum South" by Emily West (Journal of Southern History, 2017) Examines the ways in which white women upheld and benefited from the system of slavery. "The Complicity of White Women in the Sexual Exploitation of Enslaved Men" by Adrienne D. Davis (Harvard Journal of Racial & Ethnic Justice, 2006) Analyzes the role of white women in the sexual exploitation of enslaved men and their silence on the issue. Documentaries: "Slavery by Another Name" (PBS, 2012) This documentary touches on the continued exploitation and abuse of black men after the end of slavery. "The Abolitionists" (PBS, 2013) Provides historical context and accounts of the abolitionist movement, including perspectives on the treatment of enslaved people. Oral Histories and Firsthand Accounts: Interviews from the Federal Writers' Project (Library of Congress) Includes interviews with formerly enslaved people, providing firsthand accounts of their experiences. "Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass" by Frederick Douglass (1845) Douglass' autobiographical account includes descriptions of the mistreatment of enslaved men by white women.
Thanks for your comment. The goal of this video is to explore specific aspects of history, acknowledging that they represent a part of a much broader story. We're here to learn and discuss respectfully, recognizing the complexity of historical narratives. Open dialogue is always welcome.
100% Native American DNA in 2015. Athabaskan Navajo. My results showed no Asian, Siberian, or any other race in the world. The new update: 9/2023 shows 99% and 1% Spain. No African DNA. I posted my results on my channel.
There has always been white and black native Americans, DNA is proof heck natives have a heavy Asian mix as well, I love the strate long flowing hair of Natives. There is not much strate long flowing hair in Africa unless it's a dark mix of people. Even I have a mix of native blood 😂 heck many Mexicans and Americans are a mix of natives and many people, it's not news to anyone in my family or friends.
Indeed, human ancestry is diverse, with genetics showing connections across different populations. Your mention of mixed heritage in families, including yours, highlights our shared, complex history. Thanks for sharing!
I too am having a problem finding my Native American dna. My grandmother was adopted at age 13 by a Caucasian couple and we know very little about her birth parents.
Finding Native American ancestry can be complex due to testing limitations and genetic diversity. For your grandmother's lineage, consider additional DNA tests with broader databases, explore adoption records, and seek out genealogy groups focusing on Native American heritage. Every piece of your heritage story is valuable. Good luck on your discovery journey!
The curriculum will Never reveal the absolute heinous generational cruelty of slavery & the said End Off which became JimCrow apartheid. Civil Rights only came in 1964. The diaspora by that time had fought in all the World Wars 1 & 2 plus the multitude of American Civil wars for an on behalf of America as well as KKK, societies & Corporations against diaspora. Indoctrination drowned the populous to believe they were Snow White never the lynch mobs in photos & records - Strange Fruit - Billie Holiday. To learn your Grandparents family were like Nazis to people. Murder, rape, paedophilia, breeding, fighting, slaving cruelty till they & ilk died.
The harsh realities of slavery and Jim Crow are often underrepresented in education. Acknowledging African Americans' contributions and the systemic injustices they faced is crucial. Learning about ancestors' involvement in these injustices can be shocking, but understanding our full history is key to healing and progress.
Interesting , informative video with beautiful visual art. I have a belief in reincarnation/rebirth. Some main religions have this knowledge, too, including early Christianity, I've undergone regression hypnosis a number of times to review past lives. One of these lives was as an American Indian of the Blackfoot tribe before white people settled there.. My DNA is a majority Welsh (Wales) and a minority English and N-W Europe.
Anyway the white colonial settlers in the 17th centuries ensured that more than 40 million native Americans were systematically murdered within a few decades and the rest pushed to deathzones like the volcanic desertified yellow stone national park areas. Also these colonial looters ensured that through movies, hype and falsehood covered up this genocide to make it look like liberation
That's a perspective that definitely turns heads. Officially, the Union won, but the enduring influence of Confederate ideals in society prompts deep discussions. It’s a complex topic worth exploring. Thanks for bringing it up!
You forgot to say that the democratic party was and still is behind what is happening to the black,hispanic,asian,working whites in America they stay in power and become richer
The roles of political parties have evolved, and addressing the needs of diverse communities is an ongoing responsibility. It's crucial to hold all parties accountable for their impact on society. Your point underlines the importance of continual dialogue and scrutiny. Thanks for bringing this up.
