Inside AFRICA's Largest SLAVE Market in Senegal (House of Slaves)

[@IvainTures]

Goree Islad is a small islant packed of history. If you care for African history, kindly hit that 👍 button so the video can reach more people who care about the history in the world. Thanks so much for watching!

[@TheSassiassi]

You have a great guide. Perfectly narrated.

[@colleencolleen4665]

Seasons Greetings. Well done Ivan, very emotional it resurfaced the memories I felt when I went to Elmina and CapeCoast Dungeons in Ghana and took a fishing boat trip on the rough Atlantic waters from the “Door of No Return “ at Cape Coast dungeon to what is now referred to as “The Door Of Return“ at Elmina in a simulation trip to get a feel what it would briefly feel like to be on the water of the Atlantic Ocean. My self and my then 88 year old mother had a true Spiritual experience at Elmina, something that my other siblings that were on the trip did not experience (feel) years later only to find out through African Ancestry DNA through my Uncle that my maternal Grandfather’s line is Akan from Ghana. We had indeed done a full circle ⭕️ right back to our origination. Thank You.🙏🏾

[@carysteele61]

Unfortunately, I can never forgive and I will never forget what the ancestors went through and had to endure. Thank you for this!

[@IvainTures]

Thanks a lot for watching bro! I appreciate that!

[@f4kool]

This is Monumental on the historical trail of Africans .great Education . Thank you IVain . This has been a truly big and bold Adventure educating the World , catching up with history . 🎉❤

[@ChiAngel]

That was jam packed wit history, enjoyed hearing it all! This thing does not stop me from shaking my head, how Senegal becomes independent and they destroy the cannon from fear, yes fear!! They should fear and be ashamed at same time. Good job IvainTures

[@IvainTures]

Thanks for watching! I was shocked to hear these stories. Thanks for watching!

[@andrehyacinthediouf6138]

Excellent travail, merci beaucoup. J'ai vu tellement de vidéos de KZbinurs sur l'île, mais vous l'avez rendue très spéciale, merci beaucoup pour ça. Peace, love and understanding.

[@IvainTures]

Many thanks! I appreciate that! I appreciate you watching!

[@agnesvandenbroek3114]

I was there in 2015,and it’s good for the history.Bad it’s make me sad and I had 😢 in my eyes.I from the Netherlands.thank you for this special video

[@IvainTures]

Thanks a lot for watching! I appreciate that

[@NateG_PGMD]

Love your content. Visited Dakar 6 times for work and had to make that trip to the island. I'm glad you are covering it. I don't miss the gh.

[@IvainTures]

Thanks so much!

[@molandimonnier4432]

Un très grand merci pour avoir pris un guide compétent et réalisé ce documentaire filmé. Cette vidéo est très intéressante. Very interesting video about this part of history. Jai moi-même visité cette île et ces lieux chargés d'histoires. 🙏

[@Josephcollins-yz9jq]

There is a book that was written by a Dutch historian Marjoleine Kars. The name of the book is ''Blood on the River'' and it details the horrors of the Berbice Slave Rebellion of 1763-1764 in current day Guyana. Guyana was first a Dutch and then a British colony. ''Blood on the River'' can be downloaded on line and it should be read by all those who have a deep interest in world history. This is not just history of Africa, Europe, Guyana, the Caribbean and the Netherlands. It's the history of the world.

[@scamexpose123]

Very interesting topic to discover Ivian..

[@marilyncutts6985]

Love the music to this video❤👍🏾❤️

[@lauralincoln9087]

I’ve been there and is a different feeling, but All praise is due to Allah. We did a dua there.

[@papacheezie2838]

GRAND RISING KING IVAINE VENTURES KEEP ON SHARING OUR STORY AND MAY DA MOST HIGH AND OUR ANCESTORS STORY AND GUIDENS WILL CONTUNE ON BLISSING U AND UR BEAUTIFUL FAMILY ASANTE SANA WATCHING FROM BERMUDA 🏝🇧🇲👑👸🏿🇯🇲🪘🪇🎶🎵⚖️🙏✨️🇰🇪🫡🇬🇭🇮🇪🇳🇪🇲🇱🫡☪️🫡

[@Nostalgiaofthe80sand90s]

Grate video Ivain

[@IvainTures]

Thanks so much!

[@grateful9672]

How can WE FORGET??? If we sleep it is likely to happen again, and in some uncivilized countries that ARABS are known to keep this mentality. So please continue to raise awareness and remind us to band together, let's not remain silent.

[@birahimkane6428]

As a Senegalese who grew up in Dakar I never visited Goree island I don’t think I’m ready for the trip and the truth 😢

[@marilynwilson7438]

Ivain, you are one of the best and I could hear the hurt in your voice I know a lot of students coming up never knew these things and some schools hid this and much more, and learning the truth for some can be a bitter pill to swallow, But it must be told Thanks young man job well done 🫡👍

[@IvainTures]

Thanks a lot for watching! I appreciate the feedback. Goree is a hard place to visit. So much hurt and pain there. Thanks a lot for your time today.

[@lydiareece6280]

We are returning in record number 🇧🇧.....It's now called the door of return

[@TheSassiassi]

Thank you for the Vlog. Just came back from Stone Town, in Zanzibar 2 weeks ago, I Never enter these holding sites, it triggers my emotions, especially the Elimina Castle, after that, I vowed never to do it again. I really love all your content. I am a subscriber.❤😂

[@IvainTures]

Oh wow! I can’t wait to see TZ as well. Thanks a lot for watching!

[@amadoudawsonbarry8620]

Thank you for this piece of history

[@IvainTures]

I appreciate you!

[@africandadc7326]

Welcome to my home island brother, you came to Hong Kong my second home and now you are at my Birth Island!! hope you have a great time there

[@IvainTures]

Thanks so much for watching bro! Senegal 🇸🇳 to the world!

[@africandadc7326]

@@IvainTuresYes!! Brother, you’re doing an amazing job.keep it up 👊🏿❤

[@maijanay3350]

Thank you Ivain for sharing this piece of our horrible history. 😂

[@IvainTures]

Thanks a lot for watching!

[@QueremonElizabeth]

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[@fafadamaiangabarros8639]

Who sings the song? Please let me know! Thanks Ivan

[@davidtkiebrania3231]

What is the song, please?

[@kingkhufu6304]

❤❤❤

[@IvainTures]

Thanks for watching!

[@TheOnlyTaps]

🙏🏿💜

[@goldyempiremusic]

We are Champions we are still Standing in mali 🇲🇱 the French poured Concrete in to the water 💦 drainage so the Local don’t get any water 💧 just cause they claim Their independence .

[@ellieteixeira3621]

🙏🏽🙌🏽❤️❤️

[@IvainTures]

Thanks 🙏🏽

[@klelavi4768]

I would like to know if they sold us can somebody tell me in what currency 💷 Africa have everything back then did we had trade with the european please can someone explain me . 😂😂😂

[@IvainTures]

Slaves were purchased using a variety of currencies and goods, depending on the time period, location, and trade network. Some of the most common forms of currency included: 1. Cowrie Shells: Widely used in West Africa as a medium of exchange, cowrie shells were a significant currency in the transatlantic slave trade. 2. Gold: In parts of Africa, especially along the Gold Coast (modern-day Ghana), gold was used in trade, including the purchase of slaves. 3. European Coins: Various European currencies, such as Spanish dollars, British pounds, and Portuguese reais, were used to buy slaves in exchange for goods or services. 4. Barter Goods: Instead of money, traders often exchanged goods like firearms, textiles, tobacco, alcohol, and beads for slaves. 5. Commodities: Sugar, rum, and other products from the Americas were also used in triangular trade transactions involving slaves. Each region had its own preferences based on its local economy and the influence of European traders.

[@smile-fg7sx]

... the audacity to "own" vacation homes on the island.....smh

[@IvainTures]

Exactly!!!!!!! I was shocked !

[@laakameni67yt]

I visited the place as a student more than two decades ago, I don’t know how people can live in that island, for me it is just an infinite nightmares. I cannot help but visualise the life of the enslaved people, the violence inflicted on them , their anxiety …. The memory of their life brings unbearable pain…. Thanks for sharing

[@TheSassiassi]

Life goes on, remember, but I thought Goree is a UNESCO site ?

[@leongrant2320]

Ivaintures! I love this vlog 1&2. But puck that shit that my brothers didn't have a choice. They had a choice. Ask yourself this question! Why did our brothers and sisters jump into the sea 🌊 rather than go into slavery. Come-on! We got to take some responsibility, bro. You and I know that most Africans whenever they come to the diaspora, they refused to mix with us. This is a time for us to teach eachother. We can start that by marriage with eachother. That is our way forward. As a child growing up in the Caribbean, we always know of our roots and where we came from. Try listen to Bob Marley songs to be enlightened. Start with the song WAR. You may learn a thing or 2. As a matter of fact WAR will be a good song for this vlog 1 love ❤️ my bro.

[@msisrael439]

You need to do more research on history. It doesn't just start at slavery. You have to go before slavery.

[@jmanhope1745]

Is this World History instead of African History?

[@jojoko64]

They sold them...who could of wrote that the slaves were sold by their own. Know one needs to guess who updates G.

[@marilynwilson7438]

Ivain, you should be checked by a doctor if possible to make sure you're okay. I just want you to be alright. Drinking hot tea with honey with a little bit of garlic can help as long as you are not allergic get well soon.

[@IvainTures]

Thanks so much! I appreciate that!

[@amadoudawsonbarry8620]

🙏🏽❤️

[@IvainTures]

Thanks so much for watching!