Kaba Hiawatha Kamene - Senegal Village: A Tale Of A Black City

[@vivianmurray6]

Yes..... We Must tell our own Story...... Thank you brother for taking the Time.....

[@vanessascott1039]

I wish you were teaching here in the inner city of Detroit, Michigan. You are a great teacher and highly respect you.🤗🤗🤗

[@ThePsychicGodfather]

Thank you. I just enjoyed the history.

[@dingolaystar3873]

Awesome! Thanks for posting this. I was last in New York this past summer. I wanted to get by Senegal Village to check it out, but I couldn't get there. It looks like I'll be moving to New York this summer for a new job (yay!) and when I get there, I'll definitely put this on my list of first things to see as a permanent resident of New York and a descendant of enslaved African people.

[@kelsd9321]

Thank you so much🙏🏾

[@nottoday.c]

thank you brother Kaba you are the realist ...thank i just showed my husband your video he is from Senegal...i just want him to see truth...they lie ..stole ..and will make it all go away....keep it alive

[@beantianja]

History is rising and we than you BAba Kaba Mawalimu for helping to navigate our journey. So much to claim and know about our family. Gentrification for us is a major part of the questions why, how and when.. Your research has connected us to answer those questions. of the how and when. "It Ain't Over Til We Win" Hotep Prof. Kaba Hiawatha Kamene and Heru

[@eugenegauggel1000]

Wow! My father and his two brothers grew up in FAirfield, Alabama, a suburb of Birmingham! My ancestors were in the iron and steel industry. We always had good respect for our African American relatives. My father respected the black folks, so unlike other residents of Alabama and other southern states.

[@daphnerodriguez9980]

THANKS YOU GOODNESS 🌟 AMAZING KABA RESPECT YOU DAPHNE COTTON ALWAYS 💜 AWESOME BEAUTIFUL ✨❤️🖤💚🤎 FAMILY,

[@wellingtoncruceta521]

Professor Kaba is the best

[@natalieevans8444]

Great work! Thank you

[@dyonomitereacher8140]

We loved when you were here in st. louis and it is so good to seet he truth being taught not white insane HIS story. Asante sana Baba Kaba.

[@marvinhagler4721]

46 years old just learned this at 44..They didnt teach SHIT in school..HS to be exact..But i understand why..years ago..And they STILL don't teach MY daughter in HS..NOW...SMFH!!

[@coachcook5754]

Great piece! Thank you for sharing this information with us!

[@freshencounter]

Thank you!

[@AuntieSasha1]

Thank you Brother Kamene! I love these lessons in truth. I will be sure to like & share.

[@atifahmustafah4623]

Thx u for enlightening us. Aw man it's so much u have brothvto my attention. Thx brother

[@evanedwar]

Thank you for that part of history you are so rite we need to educate are self’s and In power are selfs to I believe in time that will happen

[@queenahill3437]

Thank you!! ☀️

[@javajive01]

Excellent!

[@auntie9077]

THANK YOU!!!!!

[@fnbphmzn5727]

Thank you. I enjoyed that history lesson.

[@WeHipHopToo]

Wonderful knowledge!!! Thanks.

[@ginagibson407]

Wow amazing my oldest son name is Seneca his dad picked that name because he read about Senegal/ Seneca village my son is now 40 he has sickle cell anemia but he's so talented in drawing but this is so very good info it educated me on this topic Thank you for your knowledge and spreading this knowledge 🙏🏞

[@ichoose2bhappy]

Thanks for the info. They did the same thing in Detroit and destroyed thriving black businesses and it's community. The difference is you all in New York stayed strong and kept it real.

[@sharaudramey9336]

WOW WE NEEDED HIM

[@carnita523]

Thank you

[@loveislamvictoryequality7629]

Aamazing.

[@vivianmurray6]

I would like to know if there is anyway of getting back that land...... We have been bullied and mistreated for so long......

[@wisdom1224]

Seneca sounds like it was the right name. Cause it was named after american native americans. That leads to the thought that black indians were here too already.

[@demetriussmith7241]

Mimi Honey8 yea I believe so to as smart as he his you a think he pointed that out

[@DM-uz9pw]

@@demetriussmith7241 it was 2 African churches there

[@jesusismyjoy7102]

Exactly 💯💯💯

[@jaybrown3341]

What about the Seneca tribe of N.Y.?..I wonder did they have any connection 🤔

[@mosesgod1522]

Dam they always taking our property...

[@HapiGutHapiLife19]

I thougbt Seneca Village was established by the Seneca Tribe of the Iroquois Nation.

That's Upstate New York.

[@lionelnixon71]

Ase'

[@nicolebrown1927]

WE NEED OUR REPERATIONS. OUR PEOPLE HAVE GONE THRU HELL ALL THE WAY UP TO PRESENT DAY! WHAT'S THE PROBLEM WITH US RECEIVING WHAT WE'RE RIGHTFULLY OWED. JEWISH PEOPLE THAT NEVER LIVED IN AMERICA HAVE RECIEVED REPARATIONS FOR THE HOLOCAUST BUT WE CAN'T GET WHAT WE'RE OWED AND WE ACTUALLY LIVE IN AMERICA! JUST SICKENING AND INFURIATING!

[@AB-cg2pd]

The name Seneca derives from a Native American language.. Thats why the meaning is not spoken about… The Iroquois people to be exact.

[@hondacivic6260]

And that proves that if they can use native Indians to cover black Senegal village, well then they must be covering up who the cowboys were really fighting against for the land

[@harrypool71]

The changed the name to hide the history. The End

[@jesusismyjoy7102]

These people were not African at all...this was indigenous Aboriginal American land AKA BLACK PEOPLE ..Senegal ain’t got 💩to do with this.

[@fungulambuta-ganda2535]

No one is denying the fact that there was aboriginal black American here before columbus ( Evan Van Sartima book) arrival but we also have to acknowledge the presence of a transatlantic slave trade that stole real African from their home and brought them here to built this country for free for 400yrs. Now white European own this entire country and you are upset that a small section call senegal village(Seneca) was a property bought by free slave African. Please , get hold of yourself and redirect that eager towards the European and demand your country back and for reparation for all who have suffer in making it what it is today. If european did not interrupt our life in African we wouldn't be here nor have the need for your American of which you have no control of today as we speak. GOREE ISLAND IN SENEGAL(housed slave bound for the horrible transatlantic passage and there are many such places all-over the Mother continent.

[@colinreid4758]

It wasn't call Americans it was call Africa there was no place call America do your research

[@mbr902]

Guy lost me at “Hotep Family”. “Looking at it from a different perspective” and “probably from Senegal” come on....