African American History at Fort Monroe

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A series of events are scheduled to commemorate the arrival of the first Africans in 1619 at Fort Monroe. Calvin Pearson and Chadra Pittman Walke review this little-known history and preview the events, which include a world premiere of a documentary.

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11 авг 2013

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@toddtucker2404 7 лет назад

Very interesting.! Every thing I ever read Captain William Tucker landed in Jamestown. Research I have I am a 12 generation grandson of Captain Tucker.

@NODAYSOFFMMG 6 лет назад

Todd Tucker there is no water in James town so how could the land there

@lazy_genuisvalt1607 5 лет назад

@@NODAYSOFFMMG it is nestled on the James river

@klmegm197682 4 месяца назад

@@lazy_genuisvalt1607 That’s correct🥹

@toddtucker2404 7 лет назад

Captain william Tucker son Thomas son was borned in Norfolk virgina. So it's very possible.Thanks for the info

@dianamccall3721 5 лет назад

Wow

@MrK67017 4 года назад

If they were "captured" from a Portuguese "slave" ship and brought Point Comfort, weren't they actually slaves and not indentured servants?

@thewatchers9123 3 года назад

Yes, but an paid for idiot can't understand that.

@artoflove777 4 года назад

A scattered pathway of bones across the Atlantic showing the number of slaves thrown overboard is horrible!! God please find a way to get us back to our Homeland (Israel). Babylonians kept us enslaved for 70 years. Americans have kept us enslaved for 400 years. Please. . .God. . .ship us, divide the sea to allow us to walk back. . .any means necessary. . .to our Homeland.