Breaking Down The 1619 Project & History Of Slavery in America w/ Nikole Hannah-Jones 

I’m glad she cleared up that common misconception. Indentured servitude was an AGREEMENT, not forcibly done.

Im reading the book right now, only in the first chap to this point. But Im in awe of this brilliant, beautiful and courageous woman.

This was such a great conversation, I’m not a black American but as a Jamaican I’ve always been made to feel ashamed about my history. This was really inspiring.

"Every time they (white Americans) see black (Americans) people....because we (black people) had the audacity to survive slavery." around 27 minutes speaks to me.

This conversation is 100% life and truth . Based on American historical facts.She took a lot from ADOS founders William Darity, Antonio Moore and Yvette Carnell. That's who the BC should have on as guest too.

*Yvette Carnell, Antonio Moore, and William Darity Jr would be great people to interview.*

#ADOS ... Antonio Moore.. Tone Talks . Yvette Carnel.. Breaking Brown . .. they are doing the REAL WORK

We are our Fathers children, children of the MOSTHIGH, and our history doesn't just begin here in 1619. Not taking anything away from her, because I love what she is doing. It is my belief that the Father is using people like her to waken his people and the rest of the world.

No mention of #ADOS , #FBA , Yvette Carnell, Antonio Moore, Tariq Nasheed, or New Black Media. Regardless of how you feel about them, they did it first and have been doing it for years. All of them deserve their credit. I do appreciate this information finally being shared on a major national platform. But for the hosts to turn this into a "people of color" issue instead of focusing on Black American descendants of slavery is maddening.

This is Absolutely AWESOME!!! Thank You, Nikole Hannah-Jones!

I'm watching this, but the real work is coming from the grassroots #ADOSb#tangibles movement! There are many voices out their including Yvette Carnell, Antonio Moore, Dr. Sandy Darrity, Tariq Nasheed, Dr. Claud Anderson who have been driving this home without the help of the new York times! If you take this issue seriously, bring them in!

Ok. Nikole....Let's REALLY talk about it. Fantastic conversation!!!!!

Nikole, you are my hero!

#ADOS Angela Project 1619

Ebro once again proving why he's a better interviewer than CTG will EVER be.

Nikole! If you see this please make a RU-vid Channel, sis. Thank you for sharing our history.

I love her energy ! What a brilliant mind. Where can we get a copy of the literature ?

Very insightful! Really enjoyed listening to the discussion. Well said Nikole!

Nicole Hannah Jones is worth her weight in gold. This lady is brilliant. Please read "The 1619 Project" if you haven't already. It is a magnificent book.

Im sure it wouldve been over a million views if Cardi B was on....

Thank you Ms. Nikole Hannah-Jones

I love Nikole Hanna Jones

I wish I could Like this interview TWICE! So many amazing points, so many great questions and so many facts!

I just purchased Before the Mayflower, Thanks Nikole!

You can download free pdf "New York Times 1619."

Great conversation

dude said people are not inherently evil......the very discussion of the 400 years proves he is trippin

We gotta get the views up on this one. This interview was much better than TBC.. ADOS 💪💪💪

Great interview family. Absolutely love Queen Nikole and her insight/takes on such topic!

POWERFUL. "It's the same thing that goes into the idea of building a statue to a man where the only reason we even know his name is because he experimented on enslaved women but we only care that he innovated gynecology as a field. So. We're constantly asked to erase this legacy of slavery." One thing I will add is that it's essential that we not practice erasure within our own community when it comes to certain groups within our own community. I've seen Black men dismiss and attempt to erase some of the struggles Black ADOS women face to focus on the "bigger issues at hand". I've seen hetero/cis-gendered people try to erase some of the struggles Black LGBTQ+ ADOS people face. Erasure is a part of white culture that I've even seen some people who claim to be pro-Black practice. Even Black leaders that I've learned from. We, ADOS, have to be invested in all of us. I will also say that we haven't "overcome every obstacle". Most of us lived poor and died poor. Didn't overcome poverty. Died too soon from health issues due to lack of resources. Didn't make it out of food deserts. Got stuck in the revolving door of the industrial complex. Etc. We're still at the bottom because we weren't made to fly in these conditions. We aren't supernegroes.

WE HAVE BEEN HAVING THIS CONVERSATION SINCE THE 1920s FAMILY. IT'S TRULY UNFORTUNATE THAT WE DON'T ACKNOWLEDGED THOSE ANCESTORS WHO CAME BEFORE US WHO HAVE PUT WORK IN ON THIS SUBJECT MATTER. ONE

Great interview Ebro! You asked awesome questions and I believe you did your research. Jones did a great job articulating the thesis of her work. Well done 👍 I found a few quotes she used to frame her discussion came from @tonetalks and @Breakingbrown reports.

I SALUTE YOU NICOLE. Ur so knowledgeable on d topic. U have an amazing ability to connect d dots. UR AMAZING! U anserd lots of my curiosities

Significantly insightful! How may I get a hard copy of this magazine's issue?

Excellent information.

I would really enjoy a conversation with this young lady... She educates without being preachy

Africa 🌍🙏🏽🌍 keep learning, keep researching and come back home 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

Nikole is such an eloquent warrior!!!! Her confidence & knowledge make me SO PROUD to be a Young Black Queen just like her!!!! Blessings on Blessings to Nikole as I know that she will continue on this journey, solidifying her LEGACY!!!!

Thank you OUR history..And educating us all....Know your history..I know mine's🙏🙏🌍🌍

I WANT THIS NOW!!!!!! HOW DO WE ALL GET A COPY OF THIS!!?????

Excellent representation Nikole Hannah! You are on my list to read sis you are nailing it!!!!!! Thank You

Great Interview! Ebro always real with his interviews. Also, thanks to Hannah-Jones for some real talk. She pretty much argued #ADOS discussions that many people tries to disagree with. #Reparations

There are several strands to this project. Big up Ebro and the guest for discussing reparations and the importance of the debt owed to native black Americans. However, you cannot freeze ADOS out. The grassroots movement that put the reparations topic in the public sphere was built on the legal, political and economic scholarship of Antonio Moore; Yvette Carnell and William "Sandy" Darity. You MUST give them credit.

Yo, just ask the questions. Other than that excellent, informative, interview, shedding light along the way.

Thank you for this masterful piece!

Thank you Nikola Hannah 👍👍Fantastic conversation !! #The1619project

Great interview.

Thanks Hot 97, Ebro and crew👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

#ADOS #1619 We here!!!! We are the genesis of America.

I'm really inspired on learning the mindset of white America and how After generation after generation how the keep the process rolling . With keeping us enslaved and even throwing the information for.us to learn about the slavery trade. The process is so interesting but I came seem to find the answer.

Wow! Ebro your voice is reminiscent of DJ Envy but your thoughts and comments are broader and go way deeper. Much respect. Now I have another platform from which to gain valuable insight. GREAT interview!

ADOS, TONE TALKS Yvette Carnell 101 word for word

I’ve been saying that for years...slavery in Africa wasn’t slavery as defined today. It was a kinda definitive or temporary monetizing adoption from family to family, tribe to tribe,..

Trying to take the narrative away from ADOS smh we ain't buying it

Thank you! I thought I knew, but she has provided even more information.

Great interview! 👏 She was very informative and dropped knowledge based on facts, not feelings. I need to get my hand in The 1619 Project. I would love to read it.

Out standing interview. I will try to find that documentation in read it and try to pass it on.

This is beautiful definitely getting a copy and listening to Podcast.

I learned so much. Thank you.

What frustrates me the most is how some people point at the exception of black wealth and use that to make the claim "anyone can do it if you work hard."

Probably my favorite Hot 97 interview. Needed this 💯

I Approve THIS Message...………..#ADOS/#FBA/#TANGIBLES2020...………Pay Homage………...1..

I want & need to know, How do I get a copy of THIS MAGAZINE #The1619Project❓Thank You Nikole & You All So Much For This Information 💯♥️

Love all the knowledge

DAMN! Nikole Hannah-Jones went in, covered all the points! Great job!

How can I get a copy, grew up in Birmingham Alabama and would love to share this with my 13 grandchildren

I want this magazine

The cheating example was epic! They had a LEGAL advantage for hundreds of years. And just like Lance Armstrong they didn't feel wrong about it. Sad af.

Once again another great social/cultural interview by this show. But once again I am disappointed that this type of interview has a low view count. I prefer this type of interview over some trivial music talk. Please keep up these shows and sharing the information.

Excellent...best interview all time...

ADOS represent!!!

Thank You👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Thank you for tearing off the bandage on this horrible wound.

Important work beyond the word!!!!!!!!

Ebro should interview Dr. Darity, Antonio Moore and Yvette!

Nice! This is my wife's cousin's wife. We made it! Lol

Many Indigenous peoples of the Eastern Woodlands, such as the Narragansett, Pequot, Wampanoag, and Shinnecock, as well as people from the nations historically from the Southeast, such as Choctaw, Creek, and Cherokee, have a significant degree of African

Thank U 😍

Hey Nicole Waterloo Iowa stand up!!!!!!

WOW!!

I'm curious... Did Ebro, Rosenberg and Styles interview Brother Tariq Nasheed when Hidden Colors 5 recently dropped? If so, I didn't see it. I'm just wondering...

Wow ... a female version of Roland Martin ( @ knowing facts about our history) but much calmer. I've heard on this project, but I'm glad I've gotten the chance to hear more about it through this video.

Dope!!!

Shaunies face when Rosenberg said they're the same age🤣🤣🤣.... informative interview....

Bars🔥🔥🔥🔥

I had that 1619 book (well worn) in my dining room growing up. I saw and walked past the book cover 15,000 times probably. I never read it🙄🤨😟. On my to do list for 2019.

Good Stuff 👍🏾👍🏾

This is one of the best. I heard on 97

One of my favorite books : Before the Mayflower by Lerone Bennett Jr. I collect editions of it. 😉

Another brilliant Mrs. Jones ,,,,, clap clap clap clap clap. Clap clap.. i like

Excellent Conversation. Never Forget.

God bless you Nikole

She acknowledge and give some of the credit to Yvette Carnell and Tone talks for all the work that she seen they have been putting. Why did she block #! ADOS. Full of it. Very cute

#EbrointheMorning, thank you for having Nikole Hannah-Jones come on during the initial launch of the #1619Project. You have done a tremendous service to yourself, to Nikole, and to both your audiences. "They" ain't teachin' it, well now, teach it to yaself!

Black People never were allowed to gain true wealth. That was state and federal laws. We’ve never recovered. Rich entertainers and pro athletes are gross anomalies of Black progress. Black People in America truly live in a retro Apartheid environment and gentrification creating South Africa like townships and sundown towns. Great show!

In 1619, there was no United States of America! Those that formed the Colonies into a united entity saw slavery as wrong . . . which is why the 'Declaration of Independence' was worded as it was. While existing in an obviously racist environment, we had people striving to make this new united from of government a kind of placed where the rights of the people were predominant over the government itself . . . a government of the people, by the people, and for the people. We see the roots of the elimination of slavery were in the minds of the forefathers because, within almost 30 years of the founding of the United States of America, it became illegal to import slaves from Africa or the West Indies! By the 1860's, America had a Civil War to eliminate slavery altogether . . . and President Lincoln signed the 'Emancipation Proclamation' which is no doubt part of the reason he was murdered by assassination by John Wilkes Booth! To think the United States is a racist nation is folly and ignorant of the truth and reality . . . the '1619 Project' is more an attempt at spreading reality in the form of half-truths and propaganda, than an attempt at the spreading of enlightenment through education. It is all to obvious that slaves were brought to North America well before 1619 . . . but the originators of the '1619 Project' seem to have forgotten who sold these slaves in the first place! It was from their own people that gathered these slave up while still in Africa . . . Africans sold their own people into slavery and these slaves went to many places other than just to North America! But these 'truths' don't fit the narrative of the '1619 Project' and will never be revealed by them!

We need as many copies as we can get in the South Please. Sincerely! Mic'19 PS I'm sure AM&YC are proud of this moment and project. We're a corporation.

Check out " The other America" by Young Blizo....it's all relative.

this is major thank you so much!!!! salute to Nikole Hannah-Jones we love you for this . #thecolorofmyskyisblack

Thomas Jefferson plagiarized John Locke of France regarding “ life, liberty, and property”. Jefferson stated in the preamble “ life , liberty, and the pursuit of happiness which I believe remains to be plagiarism. This was not Jefferson’s heart felt sentiment, only a stolen phrase he utilized to coin an hypothetical document that is the Preamble to the U.S. Constitution. The SCOTUS DENIED African Americans the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness in 1896 Plessey vs. Ferguson, the ruling that stripped African Americans of the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments. Nikole-Hannah I salute you for your dedication to humanity.