MUST WATCH!! Prof. James Small: Where Did the Word AFRICA Come From? (Learn Something)

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[@matemeramatemera2789]

I just love Prof James Small, packed with knowledge, we must learn as much as we can the real truth about our origins, Ase, Ase Prof Small

[@eyumededu2948]

If we want to know where we're going we have to know where we come from Bless mama Afri ♥️

[@angelinawalker591]

Thank you for the truth

[@nilevalley9985]

Peace to our great professor James Small!!! 💪🏾

[@leob.venzen1153]

This info is readily available, yet, too many of our people suffering from low esteem of self, continue to spout that nonsense! Afrikans were and still are quite capable to name their Home land and themselves! Asante sana Pro. James Small and Dr. Susan!!

[@megghac2239]

Prof teach Dem

[@lacinabakayoko4634]

Baba great African teacher

[@ulrichrenfurm7070]

Thank you for the truth 🙏 In Dutch they say; AL IS DE LEUGEN NOG ZO SNEL, DE WAARHEID ACHTER HAALD HEM WEL!!!

[@osmanabdulkarim7187]

Spirit are waking now 🔥🔥✊🏿✊🏿

[@evanedwar]

Thank you professor small.always on good point

[@gwencarter2892]

Teach Baba thAnkh U this Clarity is so needed🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟Yimhotep

[@papacheezie2838]

GRAND RISING FAMILY GREAT VIBRATION TRUE DAT 1LUV KNOW THYSELF AND THY CREATOR WITH IN MUCH RESPECT GO OUT TOO THE MOST HIGH AND OUR ANCESTORS STORY 1LUV! THANX U FOR SHARING Baba JAMES SMALL WITH US MELINATED PEOPLE ACROSS THE DIASPORA GIVE THANX TOO THE MOST HIGH! BERMUDA IN DA HOUSE FAMILY GREAT VIBRATION TRUE DAT 1LUV KNOW THYSELF! ASE'ASE ASE '

[@dennistaylor6342]

Baba Small breaks it down again. Ase

[@piusbayo7278]

Great stuff

[@JohnEyubehdabron]

You have to give it up, to the one and only Professor James Small. Ever since l first accidentally saw his KZbin videos and learnt about other great black scholars like Dr Ben Yosef Jochannan, Dr lvan Van Sertima, Runoko Rashidi, and many others about 5 years ago, l have come to know MORE about Africa and its history, that is unfortunately still unknown to many black people. Before l discovered Professor Smalls, l knew absolutely nothing about African history, other than what l was taught by Europeans. I was ASHAMED, EMBARRASSED and UPSET, that while l was living in Africa l didn't know anything. I came to know Africa, when l stepped outside and found out that l had been lied to and brainwashed by the European educational curriculum that we still learn in schools. I pray one that millions of black people would discover the HIDDEN TRUTH about Africa.

[@leob.venzen1153]

Asante sana!! Salama!

[@justinamusyoka4986]

@@leob.venzen1153 Kiswahili kitukuzwe,lugha ya Afrika.

[@burtisaac1000]

Great conversation! You have put something on my mind!

[@ayomaakaa6978]

Yep was watching a YT vid today on a Roman general who conquered Germany he was known as Germanicus........same way like Scipio accquired that title....

[@madee764]

Naah, Germanicus wasn't his real name. His name was Julius Caeser(not Gaius Julius Caeser, the first member of the Triumvirate). The agnomen Germanicus was only added to his real name in honor of his victories in Germania and he became Germanicus Julius Caeser.

[@kabbaaurora168]

This is quite informative!

[@eddiebarnum6020]

🤔🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👍

[@dariush.4241]

I didn't know

[@seanblendman5010]

Put some respect on the professor's name!

[@647boss2]

Excellent video!!! Same with 'Maroon' it is not a name that should be associated with Indigenous and Diasporic peoples who claim the name. We were neither ship wrecked nor wild boars or pigs. It needs to stop...imagine 'Moors' are supposed to be navigators of the seas yet are now claiming etymology in 'Moor' and 'Maroon' which means ship wrecked...it needs to be checked...

[@MrChinadoll9]

I question,. Are you living in Africa..!!?now??

[@WaleOOO]

In that case I am definitely not, NOT using that name. Maybe Afri, but not Africa. Africa is STILL, according to this explanation, a Greek or roman name for us. Simple. No argument.

[@eyumededu2948]

🙌🏼

[@leob.venzen1153]

But you using english, that originally came from......!!!! Then again, where do you think the greek language originated? Remember, the cycle/circle. Salama!

[@vikuaheto6137]

@@leob.venzen1153 English is being used to communicate on this platform. Angaweza kutumia Kiswahili...so i think you get the point. Don't convolute what the person was saying just because YOU want to say something. "Africa" is still a Eurasian derivitive (low vibration) used by a people to misidentify themselves. The generations today must correct. Simple

[@larry2524]

Interesting because there were black Europeans that were called Moors... Infact the term European comes from the dark skin goddess Europa....

[@cytkl]

Yoruba

[@angelinawalker591]

Thank you for the truth