A History Of Slave Rebellions!

[@sammylong3704]

If anyone is interested, the boxer in the thumbnail is named Bill Richmond. He was adopted by a British General as a child and left America for England after the Revolution. In England he became a carpenter, socialite and prize fighter. He had many legendary boxing matches all over the UK and became the first boxer to make the 'bop and weave' tactic popular. After Richmond retired he became a trainer and owned a prestigious boxing gym in Piccadilly Square. He was close friends with the British prime minister William Pitt and was chosen to be an usher at George IV's Coronation. Later Richmond trained another black American boxer named Tom Molineaux. Molineaux was a former slave who bought his freedom with money he won prize fighting. He then travelled to England and became a famous boxer and Richmond's protege. Anyone interested in boxing or black history should definitely look up these two men.

[@abdulrahmanraheem423]

Man that's great info. Now I gotta fund some books about him.?

[@anthonyblair5051]

Thank you for the info

[@7777Lace]

AWESOME 👏🏽

[@rosey3664]

Love this 👏🏾

[@leandrialewis5558]

Thank you for that!!

[@KenRobert1]

I am born in Jamaica and connecting to my roots in Africa and learning about my people history is important me. I dislike colonialism, slavery and racism and I believe we must strengthen our minds and body to kept at bay colonialism, slavery and racism.

[@firelord4662]

Sounds good

[@leewightman8619]

Rastafari

[@princesszeezee2281]

Good that you show we fought back. I hate how people only want to show African descendants just crying and marching for justice, instead of taking it “by any means necessary “✊🏿 . When others fight it is great, when African Americans / African descendants fight we are called villains.

[@chadtep7571]

@@Cha4k people are still debating if John Brown was a hero or terrorist. Smh.

[@thegeminiguy1065]

@@chadtep7571 Are you Egyptian?

[@missjuneplum1]

You are so right. They want us remain docile like during the time of slavery, when they deprived our ancestors of freedom of expression.

[@westtnationn1142]

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[@LIFESABEACH_LLC]

We might have to do it again!!! I love us ALL

[@MonDieuMaCauseMonEpee]

All Hail The Hatian Revolution!!! 🇭🇹 🇭🇹 🇭🇹

[@user-sl5rk4dm8y]

The children of Ham and cursed Canaan

[@NewEarthSon]

@@user-sl5rk4dm8y Haitians are Isrealites you dirty heathen. The Americas according to scripture is Ancient Rome reincarnated. Spiritually Egypt.

[@hamidsayyidsiraj1961]

John Worley Mathew 15:24 But he answered, "I wasn't sent to anyone but the lost sheep of the house of Israel."“The woman came and knelt before him. “Lord, help me!” she said. He replied, “It is not right to take the children’s bread and toss it to the dogs.”Matthew‬ ‭15:25-26‬ ‭NIV‬‬ So in Jesus Eyes Gentiles are worst then a 🐕 😂 and He is not here for You (Gentiles)🤫

[@gerardrbain1972]

Every black person on the planet should be proud of the sacrifices the people of Haiti made and continue to make for us all. They showed the world that we have the ability to defeat any opppersor.

[@user-sl5rk4dm8y]

@@gerardrbain1972 Have you defeated satan

[@Gravelgratious]

My ancestors on my fathers side were in the Berbice rebellion under Cuffy in 1763

[@Laays55]

🙏🏽 🇬🇾

[@King_of_Africa]

🇬🇾✊🏿

[@jahazielbute198]

👑

[@bethanyracobs]

What a blessing you have that historical ancestral knowledge ❤

[@hiimanhuman]

The truth needs to be told, black people are powerful !!! BLACK POWER MY BROTHERS AND SISTERS !!

[@barryhollon468]

Then why did it take Lincoln ?

[@barryhollon468]

No shit buddy . But he did free em. Much to the shegrin of democrats.

[@barryhollon468]

@Black Sniper no matter what any white guy did you’d be upset . And don’t come snipin in my neighborhood brotha . You won’t be leaving .

[@NewEarthSon]

Im Proud to say that I am Haitian and a descendant of those So called Africans and Native Taino's That said enough is enough on August 14 ,1791 at the Bois Caiiman Ceremony and did the impossible in November 18 1803 at the battle of Vertieres. Even though Haiti is in a turmoil today thanks to Colonial Gang in France USA, Canada and Britain, we will rise up again. The ancestor blood runs in my vain and definitely their victory was not in Vain!

[@leinahtanb4885]

Much respect to Haitians for cutting the heads off of those devils in order to claim your freedom! ✨

[@JD-ny3vz]

Native Tainos am I missing something? Weren't the Tainos damn near extinct on the island by the time of the revolution

[@NewEarthSon]

@@JD-ny3vz No They did not become extinct. That's a Lie Written by the So called Europeans. Once Colombus and His crew Under the Spanish flag and Catholic Pope Banner started attacking the Tainos, The ones that were not killed or captured and shipped to spain and sao tome for slavery, fled into the mountains of Ayiti( The whole island) and built Maroon communities. Once so called africans came, those that fled spain france england dutch grasp fled into the mountain marron communities and bred with the small amount of tainos left. That's why During the Revolution we had a Indigenous army!

[@arandomyorkshireman9678]

Didn’t britian back the rebels?

[@NewEarthSon]

@@arandomyorkshireman9678 Thats after we kicked thier ass and threathen to take the fight to Jamaica which they did not want thus made a "peace" treaty in order to keep jamaica safe from The spread of the Haitian Revolution.

[@Jajasofly]

I found out my great great great great grandfather killed his slave master in south Carolina...my great great grandmother told us on her deathbed

[@sacta]

Badass

[@Addi_Teacha509]

❤✊🏿

[@AlterMythic]

Most White people would prob call him a monster.

[@SurtierWood]

@@AlterMythic I am white I seen this and got mad because if you feel that way I can't imagine what else you think about white people

[@AlterMythic]

@@SurtierWood well then your not the “type” of white person I was speaking of. I’ve seen many white people critique and downplay slave rebellions. A lot of times they feel more sorry for the slave masters then the black enslaved

[@charlesspeaksthetruth4334]

John Horse & the Black Seminoles Not only deserve it's own video but that man and his people, deserve a full feature film lmao. What a Great story.

[@anarchoblack3461]

21 plantations in Florida were destroyed.

[@donpatchey3178]

So were the black Seminoles African

[@ajayjess2548]

LOVE THIS! Western & American media only talk about abolitionists or even runaways. They never mention the dozens of slave rebellions, only glossing over Nat Turner. They're only forced to do so with Haiti, but there's a whole world of freedom fighters. As an African, this channel has taught me so much about Africa that I never even knew about.

[@mambodyella]

I'm haitian and i approve the message

[@mariannagreenwood8307]

I am not Haitian, but I approve of this message. I love 1804 The Hidden History of Haiti. 100%

[@user-sl5rk4dm8y]

Lol

[@thegeminiguy1065]

@@mariannagreenwood8307 Yeah they hid it from you in a book. Just imagine that. SMH

[@theoneaboveall6768]

I’m Haitian and like on our flag L’UNION FAIT LA FORCE that’s the only way we black ppl can stop this none sense. Not by begging Caucasian not by asking them shit but by doing are own and own are on shit. Don’t get me wrong I’m cool with white Caucasian , Latino , Asian etc that’s not the point I’m not advocating for black to be racist but rather for black to work together and own all business that are 90% black labour and 0.0001% Caucasian own. Let’s have our own everything g like Caucasian. No begging no complaining no help

[@giovannipascal4404]

same brother

[@gabrielleabraham5773]

I’m half Haitian I love that the Haitian revolution and slave rebellion there was the gateway for other colonies to fight against their oppressors being a fighter and warrior is in our blood and being a survivor. Let’s remember black people were the first to abolish slavery and slave revolts.

[@rafailmelig2650]

Haiti was the first vountry that recognised the greek revolution of 1821

[@Yes_Fantasy_419]

Actually the Persians were the first to abolish slavery. Cyrus the Great to be exact.

[@OutstandnBrandon]

This channel is absolutely phenomenal King! Much love & respect

[@YouGotOptions2]

John Horse and the Black Seminoles

[@hotbreakers94569]

Our ancestors always fought, for a heir lives, for their loved ones survival, we are still fighting, true humanity, thank you Home Team

[@delancyj67]

The Bahamas has the Pompey Museum dedicated to the leader of a successful slave rebellion.

[@Dr.Momodu]

Do you refer to Madison Washington?

[@delancyj67]

@Black Sniper A slave named Pompey.

[@delancyj67]

@@Dr.Momodu No, his name was Pompey.

[@mistaalguadrebangbanzio3998]

I'm from Charleston south Carolina Born and raised and I remember my grandma and grandpa told big stories about the same from this message

[@Quantum3691]

*1804: The Hidden History of Haiti* is worth watching. Tells the story how it should've been told.

[@jaeslynch979]

The makings of some insightful movies here.

[@highlyfavored3942]

This is absolutely beautiful! As a Haitian woman and a direct descendant of Toussaint L' Ouverture, I am so proud. Haiti shall rise again! We are children of The Most High. The next 20 to 30 years for Haiti. Mark my words! Even if I die, ants will come to my grave and bring me the great news. We will kick WS butts again!!!

[@xtraprebel6274]

💪✊

[@stayfocused4897]

📸📸📸🇭🇹

[@jasong6789]

True this is important

[@leboyemichael4733]

Wow I really appreciate your channel we have two videos today. Thanks for sharing nice content. People think African was setting down and they didn't fright . People need to do research read books before talking shite on KZbin or commenting on videos.

[@tony_sosa_4123]

Man I love learning from you. Spartacus was my favorite slave rebellion leader but after watching this video, it's time to add some more. Also, Spartacus wasn't really trying to form a state or city. He just wanted to be free and end slavery and the Roman Republic.

[@r.k.d.6111]

This brought tears to my eyes. I tried to fight it, but I couldn't help it. Too see where we came from, to how we as a people are now, just breaks my heart. Thank you for the hard work you put into these videos. Subbed for life.

[@MajinHuey]

I learn more about my black history from KZbin than I did in 12 years of school

[@extrapressure]

I'm glad you mentioned Guyana. The Berbice slave rebellion was led by Kofi and there's even a giant statue of him in the capital Georgetown.

[@publiclyapplied394]

He named Surinam! My home country. Been following you for a few years and all I cab say is: you know your stuff! The sources you quoted on Patreon have been verified by me in a few African countries. Great work man.

[@baus222]

Big ups bru! I just keep wondering what sort of spirit and coordination my igbo ancestors had to be able to all rather drown themselves, than be slave... In Igbo land we say "Ndigbo enweghi eze" meaning "The Igbos Have No King" not even among ourselves, as we believe every man is equal, as in the ancient days igbo kingdoms weren't headed by a king but rather a council of elders , so why would they tolerate a strange and unknown white man lording over them and their families. Additional fact ; When they were all going to the sea to take their lives they all said this repeatedly " Mmiri wetara anyị, mmiri ahụ ga-akpọghachite anyị" meaning "The water brought us, the water will take us back"

[@megaoldskool76]

SALUTE!!

[@tm1464]

Respect.

[@The30Free]

That ending was powerful my brother keep it up 🙏🏼

[@LndnJazzHour]

The Denmark Vessey story is such a smfh moment. The traitor who ratted them out should burn in hell. The film Brother Future features the Denmark Vessey story for anyone interested.

[@candyazz28]

I like how the French made the Statue of Liberty in honor of America freeing the enslaved Americans but New Yorkers didn't want to pay for a black woman in chains. So they opted out for a white woman with a book.

[@thor2070]

That statue does not represent us.

[@ancientruins2856]

@@thor2070 - All representaion of humans, animals via statues, paintings, etc were created by the Ancient Africans what we call today is ART . We all see what romans have given to the western world but what romans received was by the greeks and what greeks received was by the ANCIENT AFRICANS thru UGANDA, NUBIA, EGYPT, MALI, SOMALIA, ERITREA, CHAD, ETC.

[@thor2070]

Ancient Ruins Thank you for the enlightenment but that is not what I meant.

[@ancientruins2856]

@@thor2070 - Ok, what did you mean, if you could expand pls

[@Larry_Suave]

@Ancient Ruins yall always say “they got it from us” because your trying to discredit everything other people did but it doesnt really work. Where did the greeks get the temple of Artemis? Did they steal that from africa? Who taught the romans how to build massive colosseums and aqueducts spanning hundreds of miles? Your not the creator of everything.

[@blatino2884]

Love your work brotha!

[@firstblessings8777]

You have a Francophone counterpart "grandeurnoir." She does very long lectures on diverse topics with videos and photos that really enlightened. Her rendition of this same topic was quite detail as she went from the continent to the various carribean islands to name the key ring leaders in the different slave rebellions in that region from Haiti to Jamaica. But you are doing a very a good work too. More grease to your elbows.

[@ryancumberbatch8124]

This is a powerful video for young people to watch to understand freedom wasn't just giving to our ancestors' they needed to fight for it freedom is princeless I appreciate this video very much ,more videos like this need to be put out more for this generation and the one coming up after and so forth as for me I love reading and learning more about my roots it gives me strength and more awareness of my ancestors very powerful black individuals that didn't take any foolishness even if their actions cost them their lifes ..Black Is Power And Power Is Black

[@gerardrbain1972]

Although Jean Jacques Dessalines was born in Africa I am claiming him as a Caribbean citizen. He makes me proud to be a black man from the Caribbean.

[@rouskeycarpel1436]

Jean-Jacques Dessalines was born in Haiti.

[@gerardrbain1972]

@@rouskeycarpel1436 He was brought as slave from Africa to Haiti. His aunt was a former Dahomey warrior from the kingdom of Benin.

[@mikeyohanna1197]

HAITIAN citizen

[@kevondouglas4088]

@@gerardrbain1972 no he wasn’t he was born in Haiti

[@gerardrbain1972]

@@kevondouglas4088 He came to Haiti as a child, therefore I think he is more Haitian than West African.

[@cristiansantiago1200]

Much love to the Haitian people, from a Puerto Rican❤️ 🇭🇹 🇵🇷

[@grapeshot]

See this is what they don't teach in American schools at least they didn't when I was in school they were much more about glorifying European, white American and yes Confederate history. Glad I had a mother that encouraged me to read on my own outside of school. Like she used to say you can expect for them to teach you right if they don't treat you right.

[@jashardwallington]

Its why i lost interest in school cus they teach the same shit

[@MultiKingvegeta]

We need to build our own schools

[@MrRiizMo]

please dont stop your work bro please keep going dont let the view count get to you, eventually your production will get the recognition it deserves, Golden production, this channel is a gem. that being said peace and love brother.

[@YungSeti]

The Haitian Revolution was a glorious thing, and as a Black American, it makes it that much more upsetting that the Stono Rebellion failed or Vesey sas betrayed. South Carolina or Louisiana could have been that for us.

[@kevintracyjr8690]

Thank you so very much for this video! You really posted this at the right time too. Because since everyone is stuck at home on this lock down, watching this will give them the real view. They have NOTHING BUT TIME, to actually look up all you share and seek the facts and information. Again, thank you for this one!

[@OnaopsyPopsy]

I admire your work

[@curtislangford3181]

Slaves DID have their own Sanctuary in the U.S. It was during the Seminole/Gullah Wars! Might be a good topic for the next Video!

[@nw9801]

Yes he did a video on this a few weeks ago. Very inspiring!

[@myspiritualist8410]

2 different battles but yes

[@ronque23]

Excellent piece of scholarly documentary work!

[@leroylawrence2773]

It’s sad that information like this is not taught in school! We have to learn about our history, “American & U.S. History” on social media as a 44yro African American!

[@abbythomas3457]

Read !why would you want your enemy to teach you.

[@abbythomas3457]

Well you are still slaves.you people support all Chinese restaurants,India stores, Asian wig stores.shut up.

[@DianaandherGuitar]

Man, I’m so glad I found this channel

[@EscoSar]

Greetings and Blessings for Your Teachings and Knowledge of Our Existence, King.

[@simbarashemapfumo4141]

That back ground instrument is soothing to the soul

[@franklinyoung]

Thank you so much for sharing👍👍keep educating us... Don't stop

[@albomination8034]

Knowledge is power... love it.. keep doing what you doing

[@txranchmom]

i greatly appreciate your videos, there is so much history that has been disregarded or twisted and having your input as a jumping point has led me to some very thought provoking information.

[@brykishaweldon224]

Beautiful watch thank you for sharing I appreciate this so much

[@Ontheshoulders1]

I've come across a lot of information about our ancestors fighting back. Great video!!

[@slimapatterson9892]

That was beautiful thank you Knowledge is power.

[@gameforthegame6684]

♥️dis channel we need this rightnow...may the ancestors watch over us threw these days...we need they energy and strength rightnow more than ever...long live are ancestors we won't let ya down #2020 we still fighting for are freedoms!!!

[@ibrahimgassama8362]

Jean Jacques Dessalines was a great man .

[@jujumurphy8893]

Great video!

[@peterderiemer3854]

HAITI!

[@smallgirlservingaBIGGOD]

Nuff respect!!

[@This-Aint-No-Disco]

I'm Belizean and I approve this message!!! Just knew you would throw us in there!!!

[@darius5396]

They followed the words of Spartacus. "I rather die a free man than live a slave".

[@rporcenat]

Great channel, keep up the good work! It's important to know our history. Haiti will rise !

[@Vigoda.d]

I really like your videos And I wanted to ask if you could make a video about the Jews of North Africa?

[@gamerdon3329]

Your doing a great job and I watch all your videos. History of slavery is one of humankind’s horrible acts but definitely can’t be forgotten

[@OSHUNGODDESS-y1h]

This was the story i was looking for love you hometeam tell your sister i miss her and think about her everyday i keep her in my prayers as i do with the rest of your family

[@tbeat1993]

In Guinea conakry they fought the France for 60years

[@smallgirlservingaBIGGOD]

Big respect!!!

[@shundelllewis1404]

I'm 🇬🇾💯Guyanese very proud to African n very very proud of my ancestors who fought n struggle to pave the way for us.

[@amoasalaam2528]

Hey this is Awesome. Only thing is you left out the Afrikan Warrior Women. None of the revolts or revolutions u mentioned would have been possible without Black Warrior Women. Awesome work tho👍🏽

[@demetrie94]

Thanks for uploading this. There’s a useful book that is worth checking out. It’s on the topic of onboard african uprisings: E.R.Taylor’s *If We Must Die: Shipboard Insurrections in the Era of the Atlantic Slave Trade*.

[@questiontheknowledge7354]

I love this video brother but, I notice you didn't talk about John horse and the rebel he lead in florida with the Indians. I would love to see a video about that war and rebel that we WON AND GOT FREEDOM.

[@natturnajr5009]

My ancestors never just accepted slavery. I’m glad that was cleared up

[@barriewright2857]

Thank you so much, it makes me feel proud.

[@anthonyblair5051]

I just want to say thank you for this video.

[@lykmikeloveoverevil7935]

Respect bro. We need educated bruhs like u. Keep doin what u doin. 💯

[@NAJErEa91]

the last photo gave meh chills! amazing! we would not beee here today had our ancestors not rebelled! we are a mighty race!

[@sarannec1282]

Give it up for Haiti 🇭🇹 !!!!!

[@owlchrist85harris45]

This one of my favorite channels❤️🙏🏽

[@alaine9457]

Could you please add your sources in the description? I love your videos but I wish I could read more myself. Peace from a Haitian!

[@yallgonlearntoday]

Kanye West is our betrayer! Thank you Brother!!!

[@ruthiewalker3035]

My brothers I have finally found the most valuable channel

[@mrmaxxx94]

Much respect for this channel, right on

[@trizzboi4420]

Dutty boukman (dirty bookman cuz he could read) was Jamaican who learned French in Haiti

[@Addi_Teacha509]

We same people

[@vasjuno]

Exactly

[@mikeyohanna1197]

He died first quarter... It's all about jean Jacque Dessalines 🇭🇹🇭🇹😍

[@trizzboi4420]

mike yohanna JJD was alright but boukman and Toussaint Louverture were way better

[@gainpro8178]

You miss Curaçao to, but still love the content.. The Curaçao slave revolt was in 1795 by the leader TULA.. Blessings my brother.

[@Addi_Teacha509]

❤✊🏿 he acknowledged they are many more, i am Haitian and would love to hear about all.. but on multiple videos, series and documentaries

[@Leelaisolomon]

this was sick aff i appreciate the exposure u gave these people more people need to lkearn about their history

[@a.crawley5064]

I got nothing but love n appreciation (and occasional Patreon support lol) Home Team. But the title caught my eye this morning. “Slave” don’t seem right, especially now that we know so much more about the ancestors and their role in civilization. Freedom fighters, anti-colonial fighters, seem more fitting in my view. Peace/Hotep

[@Addi_Teacha509]

You are correct, we were kidnapped African royalty, warriors, scientists etc...

[@jonathanstout256]

This is a great video. Well done brother

[@totallythandi2555]

Incredibly informative

[@angelabarker8611]

Thank you for posting!

[@harrywilford3032]

Thanks for the knowledge

[@chadtep7571]

Not technically a slave rebellion, The Seminole wars deserve major exposure. It's difficult planning a successful revolution on a plantation with no experience fighting and reluctant people that you need help from. The Seminole wars proved that battle hardened blacks can strategize and succeed. The jamaican maroons are another example.

[@ITGirl2071]

🖤 Your works are blessed🙏🏽🙌🏽

[@jaycast505]

There's also the History of the Caribs ( Garifunas) and their leader chatoyer fought the British and the French in the island of saint Vincent ,and was betrayed and killed and his people were deported from saint Vincent. And they arrived by the grace of God to the coast of Honduras and spread to Belize , Guatemala and Nicaragua .

[@LouThaEnergy]

Amazing work brother!

[@kistar6619]

I wouldn't call this a history of slave rebellions more so a history of slave rebellions in mainland US and Haiti. I believe its something like 10% or less of slaves were sent to mainland U.S. Only focusing on this is missing out a lot of history. Though its understandable for a short video.

[@ch0s3n.1]

You should make a video on the Haitian enslavement liberation. It’s so rich in knowledges and spirituality it deserves more attention. Peace King🙏🏿✌🏿

[@rounyahsuhchannel3137]

General do a video bout Marcus Garvey Jamaica 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 wi deh

[@faeezmuhamed8414]

Please do a history on the coloured people of South Africa and Namibia 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@abbanjo13]

This was a great video. It's so vital to understand that our ancestors freed themselves and that it wasnt a benevolent white ruler who gave them their freedom. I think the fact that people believe that the antebellum south was a peaceful place and was comfortable for slave owners, shows how little people understand the inevitability of class struggle. Slave owners were as paranoid of slave rebellion as bosses are today of workers organizing. Learn your Marx folks that's all I can say. Ps can you do a video on John Horse and the Seminole Wars and the Zumbi and the Maroons of South America. I feel like these two sets of inserrections don't get enough attention.

[@wilsonsothernames]

Thank you again. Mind blowing to hear about the group of 53 make it back to Sierra Leone. . Where is the cliff shown at 10m16s?

[@tsheponcamane2018]

Oh the glorious Haitian Revolution, the decisive General Jean Jacques Dasseline👌🙆

[@reg83ny]

We're still paying for our independence but we would do it again in a heartbeat

[@callumcampbell4003]

@Crusher Corps the French made Haiti pay reparations after the revolution

[@callumcampbell4003]

@Crusher Corps but why should they have to pay for not being slaves? Also, they are still suffering from having to pay them

[@bentleywalker4009]

I'm in Jamaica. My mind is not colonized. I'm still resisting. Trying to teach my children.

[@baltimorebigman5999]

Thank you this was awesome ♥️🙏🏽