Amandla Episode 2: Brazil, United States, and The Slave Trade

On this episode of we discuss the scope of the slave trade and the deep involvement of US Nationals in this crime against humanity along with the perception of Brazil among US elites; the late coming of the abolition of slavery in Brazil; the lasting impact of the Atlantic Slave Trade on the social and economic fate of Africans on the mother continent and the diaspora; the Haitian Revolution's impact and influence on European and American strategies of Slave trading with/in Brazil; The defeat of reconstruction and the importance of taking advantage of "global correlation of forces" to further the cause and interests of African people worldwide.
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[@vivianhord9628]

Thank you Dr Gerald Horne ❤

[@gravydale]

got here late than a mug very far ranging conversation that really shrinks the world and magnified the interconnectedness. great questions by the hosts!

[@babaaladeolamina4810]

You are a National Treasure Prof Horne, that's a Fact 🙏👑👍

[@jrshield7793]

Dr Horne is a treasure. Thanks for having him on. Always have to have my dictionary handy when the good Dr. is in the house; I thought El Dorado was just that ugly car from the 1970's ! 😂

[@RonnyThomas-v7q]

This is great research mind bowling history I am always willing to learn more and more

[@RonnyThomas-v7q]

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[@WiseTheDomeTV]

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[@asaseya1819]

What about the he Indian Slave Trade?

[@CantBurnTheSun]

When geralde talks abkut virgina summoning a "shaquille o niel" type figure, that is according to the PIEZA SYSTEM that wynter talls abkjt in black metamorphosis. The base exchange value treated the shaquille o niel type like a BUNCH of bananas, she says, and every slave transaction the africans were valued according to their assumed labor power assumed in direct relationto the shaq type, shaq being 1 bunch, 3 children = 1 bunch, and so on and so on. . .