Understanding The "Negrito" Peoples: Are They African?

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[@tommyakbar957]

Ok I'm African American I had the pleasure of meeting them in the Philippines it took a lot of walking we went up hills walking through rivers etc but when I finally met them I was in for a shock they didn't think I was black are African they thought I was arab they reason was they thought everyone with they skin tone was in poverty I'm like wtf I got sad cause I realized we're ever we are there is struggling but I had a blast with them they never once ask for money they shared with me food etc they are Gods people

[@brandonbass1717]

Very unique and interesting experiences that will never be encountered by many others. I don't know why ppl currently refer to themselves as "African Americans" however seeming that the info is available relating to how we are indeed indegneous to both the Americas and Africa. I don't have to announce the African portion if the Africa has given birth to the world as well as its Aboriginal population. I personally just go by Melanated, Spiritual American and nothing else. I only evolved to call the American portion post educating myself of the fact that a good majority of ADOS today were indeed products of Africans that were long, already here. Within a Capitalist society dominated and forever more beneficial to whites, they prefer us to refer to ourselves as "Black," African American and anything else that isn't factual to uphold subdivisions where we're always isolated and last in comparisons to others.

[@JP-hj1il]

@@brandonbass1717 african American was coined by Zbigniew Brzezinski, a war criminal, who pushed Jesse Jackson to start calling themselves African American rather than black. Since black was coined by a black man, and black had created solidarity internationally. Thus, it is counter productive to the system.

[@brandonbass1717]

@@JP-hj1il I'm aware of Jesse's usage and of the reasoning but the term was actually cited as being referenced as far as 1782(credited to an anonymous "African American," pushing the origins of the term back to the earliest days of independence). Its author - listed on the title page as “an African American” - is anonymous, identified only as “not having the benefit of a liberal education.” To be African is more than to share there ethnicity. They have an entire actual culture/history that is not to be conflicted with westernized deprogarming and lies. While many modern ADOS are finding that their families were long here, we still Wil never have the cultural/traditional ties that would allow for us to be African culturally(keep in mind that the continent consists of numerous tribes that don't all worship and have the same cultural norms). Anyone calling themselves an African American is as senseless as someone referring to themselves as a ADOS Christian. My American born ancestors didn't have to label themselves as such just as modern Africans would never refer to themselves as "Black" or otherwise.

[@jtboss7]

I saw a independent documentary, done by white people yrs ago where the indigenous negrito/aeta Filipinos had stories passed dwn that they came frm Africa

[@drstevej2527]

There are free grammar apps available online.

[@urbnctrl]

Melanesian here from East Indonesia (Black Indigenous to the region - neighbors to our brothers the negritos and the papuas). I immediately clicked this video, and hope it is going to respect our Melanesian peoples ethnicity. Thanks - our culture predates the ice age and we are the pribumi/orang asli/aeta (First of the Land/Original People) of SE Asia. We have built the pyramids and the megaliths of Gunung Padang, Nan Madol and more before the younger Dryas flooded our continent and turned the land into the island archipelago it is today. Yet our people have survived and remain there to this day. Not only that, our languages and cultures still remain as well, eventhough purposely suppressed and hidden by the new governments that have taken control of of our forests and lands.. Our peoples have invented the original Catamaran technology that would be used to conquer the great oceans from the Indian Ocean to the Great Pacific. Our outrigger canoe designs are even used today extensively from Island SE Asia all the way to East Africa Swahilli coast as the go to ship for fishermen. Which hints to our ancient world trade route, which lasted for thousands of years before European enlightenment. We have been connected for thousands of years before Europeans hijacked those World Trade Routes such as our Indian Ocean Trade Route to which island Madagascar is still a remnant. And the connection of loanwords in Swahilli and Indonesian (Kaka = Older brother). I can go on for hours but its a whole book on itself. If you want indepth sources on this topic I will be glad to help out, I have done an anthropology scholarship just to research my ethnic roots and cultural history. Big fan, will react after I watched the video. Amaone lealohi samasoru anaki Alifuru. Maluku

[@ikengaspirit3063]

Gib Links.

[@jenniferprince3153]

I would love to learn more about the Melanesian and Polynesian people.

[@phonelawless9205]

I hope they contact you! I think all blk ppl should respect each other and relate over similar experiences even if we aren't directly related! I'd love to learn about yalls history

[@seismicvertigo345]

@@phonelawless9205 Yes, creating alliances 👏🏿

[@KORNABLOCK]

All that separates us in the diaspora is language. Babylon has done well in destroying communication. Even in slavery if they found many who spoke similar dialects they would send you hundreds of miles so that communication was lost to not only your people but to your spirituality. What is interesting is that all spirituality are similar for a reason regardless of the country we are in in the Diaspora. God is within us not away from us which is how people pray today

[@matthew3056]

My grandfather was a "Negrito" of the Philippines, from the Aeta tribe, which are one of the native peoples. I can definitely tell you that they are more African than S.E Asian, not only in appreance, but customs, and culture. I'm am 1/4 negrito, 1/4 Polynesian, 1/2 African American

[@abrahimguyzer920]

Matthew I believe all Asians came from these Negritos and their cousins. All Asians.

[@zuesmaya8167]

Definitely not true about the customs and culture. They usually play a big role in Indian or south East Asian myths as heroes. They also mostly conduct fire and snake worship like the rest of India and south east Asia. Their medieval civilizations also had architecture very similar to Indian and south east Asia

[@matthew3056]

@@zuesmaya8167 yes and no, there are many different tribes that make up the broad group known as "Negritos". They are NOT all the same and share the same beliefs, and traditions. Some, to your point do have a closer ties to Indian and Asian, where other tribes more of the likes of pacific islands people. However, there are quite a few that DO still share or have close resemblances to African traditions. Like hair breading, basket weaving, hunter/gathering techniques that have been passed down for generations. Again, I come from a "Negrito" family from the Aeta tribe, and trust me, a lot if not most of their longest practiced traditions and customs are more African than Asian. Me and family make the connections we see on a daily bases ALL the time. My knowledge is not read from Google, but lived and learned.

[@seismicvertigo345]

@@matthew3056 I posted a number of things I learned from google under another thread so I think I got the google part covered 😅😅

[@Grimloxz]

@@matthew3056 It’s amazing someone would come on here and tell you “not true” after you having stated that this is not only what you study but your lived experience.

[@bjoyful2185]

Very informative video. You have a great speaking voice! Thank you!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@kariannecrysler640]

Great information. Thank you. I am sure with new discoveries and better technology some more answers will be found. I am good with having a mystery about this. It’s exciting to theorize about the possibilities 💚

[@yanafridabinaev]

Such an interesting video! Thanks a lot as always!

[@AskiatheGreat64]

Can you make a video about the people's of the Solomon Islands? Black people with natural blonde hair.

[@CushiteChristian]

Sup Taharqa 🤝🏿 how ya been?

[@AskiatheGreat64]

@@CushiteChristian Great, you?

[@CushiteChristian]

@@AskiatheGreat64 I'm good. I just finished the book "African Orgin of Civilization" by C.A Diop. Great book. I was wondering if you could suggest any other books on Ancient African civilizations?

[@AskiatheGreat64]

@@CushiteChristian Africa and the Bible - Edwin M. Yamauchi Africans and Africa in the Bible - Tim Welch Precolonial Black Africa - Cheikh Anta Diop The Penguin Atlas of African History - Colin McEvedy African Dominion - Michael A. Gomez The African Past - Basil Davidson

[@AskiatheGreat64]

@@CushiteChristian As for documentaries Africa's Great Civilisations - Henry Louis Gates Jr. The Lost Kingdoms of Africa - Gus Casely Hayford. Africa: A Voyage In Discovery - Basil Davidson History of Africa - Zeinab Badawi

[@Dcain2]

I’m not sure why it’s so hard to understand that the negrito and other ancient black Asian peoples are the descendants of the first humans to migrate out of Africa. They also never “returned” so therefore are the most distantly related as other humans migrated out, migrated back etc. it’s not a complicated concept.

[@pseudonamed]

yeah, people spread out from Africa, some got paler in order to access more Vitamin D from the lower sunlight in different regions, others didn't have to, then there are later waves of people that mix things up more.

[@diaquitaquita8984]

THEY AIN'T AFRICANS THEY ORIGINALLY FROM MELANESIA!

[@Ymats-dj1nt]

Based on your lola? Haha

[@BravuraLeeVim]

Do you believe in evolution?

[@Hazed64]

​@@BravuraLeeVimclearly considering they are currently talking about evolution.......

[@luvuyomgenge6312]

Great video 👊 can please you make us a video about Madagascar and many other African island countries. I saw another you did about Cape Verde and it's great...thnks

[@JEM-fo6rs]

I’ve seen some videos by Pro Ronoko on this. Very interesting topic that needs some attention. Thank you for posting this.

[@TheBunabam]

Yea...I tend find myself anywhere I go. Love the content.

[@urbnctrl]

Oceania awaits you my cousin. AMAONE!

[@SexyBeautifulBabe]

Find your own self .. leave these people and cultures alone .. they are their own people .. 😂😂 poor lost western black person awww

[@gabrielsimbachosenboxing6734]

My dad was born in Morong Rizal Philippines. He descends from the Dumagat Tribe, the Negritos. Peope of the sea. Sadly my dad passed away when i was 7 years old. Thank you for this history brother. Shalom. God Bless ✝️🦁👑🇵🇭

[@nana8135]

Rip

[@RaijinShoryuken]

Shalom brothers and sisters, 👊🏿

[@jonestraloma]

I come from a Negrito bloodline and even though i have straight hair, in the US I identify as black or asiatic black. My ex-wife is African-American black and when people say our kids don’t look Filipino, they’ve learned to respond by saying they look more like the original Filipinos than who ever is telling them they’re not. Colorism is a motherfucker in Phils and im proud to fight against it and proud to be a black man.

[@Ethan-os1hm]

so may N pass ang pinoy sir?

[@jonestraloma]

@@Ethan-os1hmN-word passes are dumb af. If your group of friends use it then use if it comes naturally. If your black friends don’t get mad at you then you’re fine. People shouldn’t go around using bad language in front of strangers anyway, so even if your friends give you a “pass” it doesn’t mean you can go around saying it in front of strangers.

[@godalmightyismysavior197]

Im not sure if I have Negrito blood line but I was also fascinated to be like them

[@Facts-Over-Feelings]

BLACK IS THE ORIGINAL RACE AND HAS EVERY FEATURE HAIR TEXTURE SKIN TONE AND PHENOTYPE.. WE ARE THE ABORIGINALS OF THE EARTH. THE HYBRIDS BUILT A SATANIC WORLD BY PITTING SKIN COLOR ETC TO DIVIDE. THE ARE PINK SKINNED PEOPLE. ANTI SUN. ANTI LIFE

[@AnonymousUser568]

How did you get straight hair

[@georgegalarza8974]

A literal translation of the word "negrito" which in standard Spanish translates to a "small black person" or a diminutive dark complexioned individual, but in modern present day Spanish vernacular it is used as a term of endearment amongst friends and family to refer to any dark complexioned person regardless of race or phenotype, people tend to overlook of the fact that brown exists in all races of humanity.

[@JP-hj1il]

Humanity is the race. If you apply races then you believe in debunked race science and eugenics.

[@gracielakh]

exactly! People still think brown is only for specific people, when Caucasoid, Mongoloid and Australoid have brown people just like the Negroid. We are all different shades

[@traeucity6087]

I don't know any Spanish speakers that use the term, Negrito, as a term of endearment. The commonly used terms are Moreno/Morena and Morenito/Morenita, to describe someone who is dark-skinned or brunette.

[@ColombianoSuperior]

@@traeucity6087Well, you should travel to Colombia. We use the word negrito pretty often.

[@AAA310]

​@gracielakh those whites with dark skin have black ancestry. Use your brain

[@orlandogustar1717]

Im Filipino & I have no problem accepting the SCIENTIFIC FACT that ALL OF HUMANITY came from ONE WOMAN in AFRICA & she is the Real Eve....Im brown but I conclude by this fact & accept that I have BLACK ancestry from way back the beggining of civilization...L dont know about you but for me, I say WE ARE ALL RELATED.

[@maisa5943]

They are not African. Genetically they are closer to other Asians. The thing is, we live in a very racial time cuz we are still trying to overcome white supremacy, so in the context of this, there can be unity of melanated people everywhere - in other words, Negritos are a melanated race that can be under oppression by global white supremacy, so they are not African/Black African, but you can say they are Black Asian. Being melanated itself is just simply not equivalent with being African. That aside, genetically speaking, the truth is that the similarities between Negritos and Africans is only superficial. They happen to simply inhabit similar kinds of climates, so convergent adaptation is at play here. Phenotype itself after all is only a minority of our genetics, which is why overall genetically they are more similar to other Asiatic people.

[@AyeTeezy60]

90 percent of all the pre Columbus inhabitants of the America's were described as being copper colored or swarthy.. the pale skinned Mongolian Native Americans are not the people whom occupied this land when the Europeans arrived

[@rayali9854]

You sound scared.of course their not african.

[@scnitkapolska5598]

I don't care if they want to claim them as an African they are only Indigenous Minority group in their country. Let them Black Africans feel better so that they are not alone in this world. 😉

[@dianematthews1755]

When we were station in the Philippines as preteen I seen a female negrito and daughter and for couples of days when we would see other we would stare at each other in amazement .and this was in mid 80's

[@theobuniel9643]

Clark or Subic?

[@Broadway10past10]

I like the content, the style, the voice of the presenter. And, I thank you for it. I wish everyone would start using another word for African descendents and not a name of a color. The mindset won't change otherwise. Thank you so much for thinking about it.

[@uniquebaddie1558]

#agreed

[@ayadela4169]

If you speak English as your "primary" language, this is how we describe people places and things - called adjectives and nouns. It is what it is.

[@malum9478]

black is exactly this and it's worked just fine--more than fine--for over a hundred years

[@DieezahArts]

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[@TreeBug88]

Thank you so very much for being on my “Biorhythm timeline” much needed information at this time.🙏🏽💝🙋🏽‍♀️

[@JonDoeNeace]

No. They're just like South East Asian(Papuan), Pacific Islander(Melanesian), and Native Australian people who look like black people but not African black people..

[@KingMichaelX]

Has anyone ever asked them? Someone should.

[@MelMelMelDrMEL]

Love the videos

[@Paula-133]

Thank You! Humans are so much more interesting and complex., But using the information and investigation open to us now more correct answers will come toward.👏🏾

[@zuesmaya8167]

One thing you missed is that contrary to European beliefs, “negritos” had their own civilizations, architecture and they were linked to the wider Asian world

[@TuTataElDaddy]

I love the scholar information tho It helps allot when having these conversations out in the real word.

[@iamwinklebottom]

THANK YOU! I discuss this on my channel!!!! Dark skin is wordly. Being black is wordly! No matter the hair type!

[@urbnctrl]

Yes!

[@GabriellaGabrielle]

Did you mean to say wordly ? That’s not a word. Maybe worthy or worldly?

[@user-vk8bz9db2t]

@@GabriellaGabrielle She's black

[@user-pz9rh1dv5n]

More Growth and Development learning looking listening as Black Áfrican Studying as a Student 😍📿🥰

[@dynamic9016]

Very interesting information.

[@MrTwenty20video]

Good video. Thank you.

[@endigosun]

Home Team should have definitely discussed the track of the haplogroups... That would've been super interesting!

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[@CushiteChristian]

Thanks!

[@sutcliffelogan4706]

I love your theme song. What is the name of the piece?

[@TheneoLIVE]

Heard there’s a huge gold find in Uganda, think you could give us updates for that?

[@forevaschemin]

What’s your view on Dane Calloway. He says we ain’t from Africa

[@senpai704]

He a clown 🤡 bruh he doing to get money

[@masked_shamaness9]

I think it's a similar story to Australian aborigines, they are descendants of those early migrations out of Africa and for whatever reasons their populations became isolated (I know some mingled with other groups) where they retained their African features.

[@brucetucker4847]

Which illustrates why phenotype means very little. Australian Aborigines are the _least_ closely related people on the planet to modern Africans.

[@BravuraLeeVim]

Did the Aborigines themselves tell you that they came from Africa?

[@KathyPrendergast-cu5ci]

@@BravuraLeeVimIt doesn’t really matter what people believe, if science says we all came from Africa.

[@Casanova966]

Yes they are originally. They migrated out of East Africa, Madagascar area to be exact and went into the Phillippines & many other areas.

[@deamorebeaute2412]

@@urbnctrl Asians were not the first Homo sapiens to walk this Earth, let alone inhabit Asia 3,000 to 4,000 years ago. The first modern bipedal Homo sapiens to inhabit what we know as the Middle East, Asia, and Europe, were people of African descent. I do not know why you non-black people think you were the first to inhabit any land mass, when black people have been walking around on each continent for millions of years.

[@yolo8283]

madagascar? madagascar wasn’t populated way before the indonesian voyagers went and took the island.

[@jtboss7]

I saw a independent documentary, done by white people yrs ago where the indigenous aeta Filipinos had stories passed dwn that they came frm Africa

[@BravuraLeeVim]

Did they tell you that?

[@bonkersblock]

You’re talking out of your ass! 😂😂 you’re not an anthropologist to even make that claim!

[@Bluecheese1400]

No. The reason they look African is because both Southeast Asia and sub-sahara africa are near the equator and have similar climate. Because of this they develop features to adapt to the enviroment, giving them similar features to an African. Genetically they are closer to the neighboring ethnicities. People from hot, jungle and fertile land will develop dark skin and curly hair. Its basic science. I’m so tired of weird pan nationalists that try to revision history.

[@alvinsmith3894]

amen

[@BeingisdWord]

I wonder why their neighbours didn't share same phenotype with them? 👀

[@King-wl6zj]

@@BeingisdWordbro did not read the comment

[@AAA310]

Then explain the native blacks that have always like in hot deserts and dry climates? You're ignorant. Black people have been all over this planet

[@catherinesterling1685]

I don't believe that it is genetics that make them look like that

[@jaypaladin-havesmartswilll5508]

I think using the term Afrikan or African for everyone with certain phenotypes is like keeping the lessons on an elementary level. Just because whites are prejudiced and ignorant doesn’t mean that the rest of us have to copy them in reverse.

[@ayadela4169]

This is an excellent idea!

[@TheJrockfreak]

not sure what you mean, are you saying he shouldnt use the word African? what word would he use then?

[@jaypaladin-havesmartswilll5508]

@@TheJrockfreak Stick with the name that the particular group of people calls themselves.

[@TheJrockfreak]

@@jaypaladin-havesmartswilll5508 fair enough

[@Dlandry16]

Absolutely, I couldn't agree with you more.

[@rottitres]

Once you said that the name was given to them by the spaniards, it made me know why the name was given in spanish " negrito" mean small black person or child.

[@eseoghene27ighorae59]

I think Filipinos call the Aeta

[@jtboss7]

I saw a independent documentary, done by white people yrs ago where the indigenous negrito/aeta Filipinos had stories passed dwn that they came frm Africa

[@oktavpetrus8266]

Hi, I'm Indonesian, I come from the easternmost province in Indonesia, in Indonesia people usually call you Papuans, a little I want to ask, are we in Papua Indonesia the same race or are our ancestors from Africa, please answer? ? 🙏

[@scnitkapolska5598]

Yes considered that you are from African ancestry according to black African people.

[@CrowdPleeza]

As far as another Black looking people. Shomarka Keita said that the Melanesian people of Papa New Guinea are Asian genetically even though they look similar to black Africans.

[@ANTSEMUT1]

Not quite, they are relatively closest to Asian but not absolutely close to them.

[@CrowdPleeza]

Here's Shomarka Keita at 48:00 of this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rIiXk2OLoqh9Z9k

[@soda8736]

As are the Ataman Island people

[@seismicvertigo345]

@@ANTSEMUT1 I see from your channel that you are Malayan Chinese yourself. I wonder if that will make a difference now since a Southeast Asian is saying it

[@icu4life240]

They were the original people have you ever wondered how Asians were created.

[@petermorton301]

Home Team History can you do a video on Alice C. Linsley she is a biblical anthropology she have a blogger call biblical anthropology just genesis she do good work on the history of African people but before you do a video on her check out the work she do

[@Kikongolessons]

Our people are all over the world.

[@notchurka3332]

Except the northern hemisphere

[@fanelemabaso2514]

What do the people themselves say?

[@travelingva]

Why is this even a question. First if all people came out of africa then of course they did. The negritos (terrible term) and austronesians are black but left africa perhaps far earlier than most groups which is why genetically they are so divergent from modern days africans...didn't they lighten through intermixture with east asians and Persians

[@eggshell99]

Yes he’s confusing me.

[@ebonie679]

I agree negritos is a terrible term

[@thinblacknoodles]

That is the true name use I'm the Phillipines it isn't meant to be rude, but the Phillipines was colonized by Spain do that is the name they have to address them Phillipines in Tagaloa may say something else

[@tamsinwood2]

I know and I agree. These people were early migrations out of Africa. Hence their features. They experienced isolation and did not mix widely with later migrations. The human race is an African species.

[@belstar1128]

Well then everyone is African.

[@diaquitaquita8984]

EVERYBODY DON'T COME FROM AFRICA! I TRIED PEOPLE CLAIMNG RACE BLACK THEY AIN'T!

[@nellyg149]

Black filipino people are only called negrito because that's what Spain called them. My mother is aeta and they are the first filipino ingenious to the islands. They are related to austronesians and people in India because it used to be connected in a land archeologists call Sundeland.

[@timc3257]

As Black people here in America would say "get in where you fit in".

[@matthewmann8969]

Not exactly but they could still be classified, named, labeled, titled, logod, or signatured with the title of Black yeah

[@lisag412]

What about Sundaland as an explanation?

[@wrbk19]

Im half white and half Filipino, but Im certain my mother has some Negrito in her bloodline. She has thick black curly hair with a wide nose and large nostrils, and she's fairly short at 5'2". She just doesn't have the dark skin. She's more on the brownish side. Too bad she's not alive for me to ask. It would be interesting to know. Thanks for your insight!

[@heaven1189]

Nah ur white asian don’t ever say ur negrito

[@kunnu6752]

I thought they were different from us Asians but when I researched Im shocked that they are more genetically related to modern East Asians and SouthEast Asians than Austro-Melanesian(Papuan/Australian aborigine). Another study revealed that they are directly descended from the ancestral root which is called basal east asian.

[@benkubenku1]

What Asian are you? Where are you from?

[@TheJrockfreak]

cant say that I was familiar with the "Negrito" Peoples" before this video so this was interesting.

[@johnfranco-arboine7851]

Raiatea, Makatea, Atea, Atea Peoples (Negritos), Islas Marquesas, Marquesas Archipielago, Taiti, Tahiti, Fenua, Avatea, Cook Islands, Atea Cave, Papua New Guinea, Maraetai, Patea, Hatea River, Patearoa, Otearoa, New Zealand, Malaita, Solomon Islands en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taputapuatea_marae en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taputapuatea es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tahit%C3%AD es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teatao_Teannaki es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Makatea_(isla) es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tahit%C3%AD es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiamat en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Massagetae en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Getae en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yeti en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jabal_Tiyal en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinyeti en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinyeti_River en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taif en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pita es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atea_(mitolog%C3%ADa) es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raiatea es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aeta en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aitu en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fati_(god) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raiatea en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avatea en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taetan_County en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atea_Cave en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taiaroa_Head en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taika_Waititi en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naboua_Ratieta en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patearoa en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P%C4%81tea_M%C4%81ori_Club en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patea_(New_Zealand_electorate) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mateaki_Kafatolu en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaitaia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H%C4%81tea_River en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maraetai_Power_Station en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patearoa en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malaita_Province en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waitemat%C4%81_Harbour en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waitemata_City en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waitakere_City en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Te_Rangihaeata en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taputapuatea en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taputapuatea_marae en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tailand en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tai_peoples en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tailai_County en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taila_County en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eita_(wrestler) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaito en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aeta_people en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saitama en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saitama_Prefecture en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taetan_County en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taekwondo en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taejo_of_Joseon en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paita_Province en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peitahigan_Lake en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lapita_culture Tāwhirimātea, Moari, Aotearoa, New Zealand, Nouvelle Zelande, Mythologie, Mythology, Religion, Religione en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T%C4%81whirim%C4%81tea Patea River, Aotearoa, New Zealand, Nova Zelandia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P%C4%81tea_River Tawhirimatea, Aotearoa, New Zealand, Nouvelle Zeland en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T%C4%81whirim%C4%81tea

[@jasoncruz4540]

I think you are black like me hahajaaha

[@83quez]

They are not Africans . The basic stock of all humanity speaks on this .

[@benkubenku1]

They are the original Asians, not Africans. We share the same phenotypes or characteristics. It's amazing how diverse the original man is...

[@scarymonster5541]

No great civilization

[@CeeXXL]

​@@scarymonster5541 which one you built?

[@scarymonster5541]

@@CeeXXL lembah bujang,mojokerto and many more great cities that were built by the light skin asian

[@CeeXXL]

@@scarymonster5541 I said which ones YOU built. Just because africans didn't build something the way you imagined doesn't mean it wasn't worth anything, stroking nothing but empty ego.

[@King-wl6zj]

@@scarymonster5541there still Asian

[@darius5396]

Just because we share a similar tone dont mean we are the same.

[@daughterofjah6658]

Even Abel and Cain were brothers. And Cain was turned white for killing his brother.

[@onlythetruth883]

@@daughterofjah6658 Nope! It's the other way around. cain began as an albino and consequently was afraid that he would be abused so he begged for that mark and the power of darkness for his protection when he abandoned the protection of God.

[@daughterofjah6658]

@@onlythetruth883 haha where did you get that "truth" from?

[@icu4life240]

Like it or not we all share one common ancestor.

[@berngusi1045]

Sorry to break It to you most people in the world think your all the same black skin= black people. Just how the world thinks my friend

[@GeorgiaCarolina298]

Finally, I found this narration of the places where the Black Asian tribal people live, but I wasn't sure exactly. Okay, in late 1990's or early 2000's, I caught a show in National Geographic channel without the captions while the party and I asked but the host of party didn't have a TV guide. Anyway, this tribe is VERY different. One of the "bishops or jokers" had spoken out with his/her native tribal language that one did not welcome everyone except a dark African that one had found. However, that documentary wouldn't be televised after I missed in the beginning TWO times (one party and other my home). Because I didn't know what the title is.

[@notchurka3332]

Black Southeast Asians*

[@GeorgiaCarolina298]

​@@notchurka3332 Thank you for saying those words. I heard about Singapore, Philippines or Lao people having curly hair when I was in college.

[@BeautifulDaphanie]

Collaboration with Dane Calloway?

[@fortheloveofmusic860]

Negrito and Melanesian peoples, like the Aboriginal peoples and Papoeas, are least genetically related to modern black Africans compared to other "races". Negrito people just kept their "African" traits, dark skin and curly hair.

[@christinaedward4290]

We're such a liar

[@tehyalewis2549]

There is a very small population of African people in India (because of travel and trade) called the “Siidi” people or “Backwards people “ can you do more research on them

[@SexyBeautifulBabe]

They’re from Africa .. and retain their African culture .. they also stay to themselves .. that’s it , that’s all

[@ilmubatin4073]

Check the Maniq people of Thailand, just amazing !

[@Dreamville12-pb5sg]

Through convergent evolution they evolved “African traits,” but are Asian people.

[@abdulazizclare9545]

Been in that region very interesting tribes nomadic jungle hunters long ago. They know all the wild herbs and fruits rich culture bless them always. They looked very African to me some are mix with Asians of today.

[@cherish970]

But know this we can never compare Our genotypes to past genotypes. Our bodies (genes chance with negative changes) And GOD KNOWS what we've gone through 🙏✨✨

[@AnAdorableWombat1]

They are not African. Yea they have some African ancestry but they are Asian

[@afrinaut3094]

I don’t no why my comment was deleted. Everyone has their reasonable say in the comments, I should have my say to. Let me ask this question: Are the San/Khoisan Asian? lol smh. Remember when Mindy Kaling’s brother disguised himself as African-American, just to spite Black people.

[@thinblacknoodles]

They are a South African Natives

[@afrinaut3094]

@@thinblacknoodles I know. I was using the Khoisan as an example, of how factually incorrect people are in saying that “negrito” people & Africans are the same race, “black”. There are many Asians including Asian Pacific Islanders & people from India, that look similar to African descent people, that doesn’t make them black. If we are going to call “negrito” people “black”, it would be like saying that South Africans like the Khoisan are Asians, just because they have yellow skin & slanted eyes.

[@MAANZImedia]

my comment too was deleted, it wasn't particularly offensive ...it's funny i was on this chanel when there was less than a thousand subscriber...money change everything and authenticity

[@seismicvertigo345]

@@afrinaut3094 Bro, the San/Khoisan look more black African than Asian. They only look Asian because of the trademark single eye-lid that create the slanted eyes. Nothing else is particular Asian there. Can't make them Asian because of the eyes bro

[@tommyakbar2978]

I had the privilege of seeing these people when I was in Philippines in mountain area they live far away from civilization I mean they were basically in huts but I will say they call themselves black I didn't hear African but I did hear them call themselves black

[@mahajallow4820]

Bro u ar just Amazing I stop reading the history book about Africa because is all fake thanks for bringing us in the light love u from The smiling coast of Africa The Gambia 🇬🇲

[@user-ds6qm5tb8o]

I can only say......What in the hell Pelegs Mountain doing sitting right in the middle of Luzon? Called Mt. Pulag? Maybe you got it wrong.

[@crystalharris7394]

💗💗💗

[@GeorgiaCarolina298]

@notimpressed Okay, before that real documental show of NG channel wouldn't be televised that I watched with no captions (Sorry) except in the beginning twice, I have to say the long story. First, a male visitor from America, Australia or Europe wanted to greet the female leader sitting at the table and she did not answer him back... so far as many times. Later days, weeks or months, the same host brought the Asian woman to her VERY MUCH ALIKE. BUT the same leader spoke out with her language and gestures: (I think that she was saying,) "Get out, you woman with that skin... and not that your hair! And you, too, both are having the same hair." And the host asked by "hitting" the woman from East once what the leader saying. And she did not understand, but she knew some gestures and respected and left from the tribe. In the third time, the host brought the male American Indian "chief" who did not want to share with the tribal people that he DID say to the host. But he was told DO. So, the chief was shocked that he was welcomed by the leader. And she asked him to take the headcover off of his and he replied... everybody ran away from that chief's hair. AND he lost the challenge with the tribal chief and asked with the gestures, "Me leave?" And the tribal chief nodded. And the host asked what the Tchief said and AIChief honestly answered that AIC requested with the gestures that he must go. And the host was shocked that the gestures they COULD communicate. At last, the host brought the male African to the leader. And she looked his skin scaring her that made the host laughed. BUT after that, when the woman was looking from his arm to his head... she was still staring and saying GLADLY, "YOUR HAIR". And (I think) she said to her chief, "We found him liking us. Look at his skin and hair like yours." And she was still chatting and chatting to the African about her hair (almost like 5:53). However, the host "hit" him several times at the same time he asked what she said. The African didn't understand those words. "But how you African understand?" "Her gestures."

[@MeMe-jq3ky]

Roll the "R" :D

[@LongBeachNxgga]

@2:32 & samoa

[@theofficialbigmood8180]

The south Asian peoples migrated from a tribe called the Khoisan and the Ju/'Hoansi tribe located in the southern part of Africa. These two tribes usually have fair skins some brown and very few are dark and have slinted eyes that resemble the Asians. Look it up, true story.

[@King-wl6zj]

They’re not San people

[@dlou9547]

Can you do one about the Moorish Jews from Grenada Spain whom were forced into West Africa during the 1500s who became apart of the Igbo tribe whom also were enslaved and brought to the Americas lol literally our ancestors

[@cherish970]

GOD THE FATHER IS NO RESPECTER OF PERSONS OR OUTWARD APPEARANCE GOD LOOKS AT THE INNER MAN YOUR HEART THAT WHY WE PRAY GOD GIVE ME A CLEAN HEART AND RIGHT SPIRIT 🙏✨✨✨✨✨ HE WHO WAS LAST SHALL BE FIRST ,"""WHO DO YOU THINK WAS FIRST🤔☺️ AND HE WHO WAS LAST SHALL BE FIRST. 🙏 THANK YOU FATHER ABBA GOD AND MY LORD AND SAVIOR JESUS CHRIST AMEN 🙏😇🌹

[@cherish970]

He who was first shall be last WE ALL FALL SHORT OF THE GLORY OF GOD☺️✨✨✨✨✨🙏😇

[@JcoleMc]

Simply a case of convergent evolution like Leopards and jaguars

[@nerdlarge4691]

Not likely convergent evolution. Because the Negrito ancestors never left the tropics, they retained the original human phenotype which is “Blackness”.

[@djouadjete3838]

@@nerdlarge4691 total idiocracy..

[@terryr.1243]

As an undergraduate in the ;70s, I discovered a National Geographic magazine article about *(Autonomous Evolution) that talked about how different ethnic groups spread throughout the planet Earth, far from generally designated origins. Till this day I NEVER found this article again (Hence my near obsession in collecting various National Geographic magazines in hope of finding this article again). I "DO" remember that different ethnic groups are NOT exclusive to one-single geographic location, and the the spread of the human genome was planet-wide, hence Melanesians in the middle of the Pacific Ocean far from Africa, Samoans (Fijians) having "kinky" hair like Africans, ...Dark-skin Polynesians/Tahitians, ...OR how Hawaiians are far from Polynesia yet "ETHNICALLY" identical. As AN ADDED NOTE; My, long-time, girlfriend in the Philippines was "NEGRITA"; her skin was as dark as mine. Tondo, in Manila, is full of these DARK-SKIN FILIPINOS. THE "HUMAN" RACE IS TOO DIVERSE TO BE EXCLUSIVELY ISOLATED TO ONE-SINGLE GEOGRAPHIC LOCATIONAL ORIGIN!

[@djouadjete3838]

The pacific islanders said themselves that they came from lac tanganyiaka, today Tanzania...

[@jtboss7]

I saw a independent documentary, done by white people yrs ago where the indigenous aeta Filipinos had stories passed dwn that they came frm Africa

[@petermorton301]

The authors of ancient India literature claimed that the Kushite's ruled the world for 7,000 year's. According to Epiphanies the Age of the Kushite's extended from the Flood to the Age of Terah the father of Abraham the Prophet of the Jew's and Muslim's

[@zuesmaya8167]

Kush is also a word used in India, but there are no Indian texts talking about 7000 year kushetic rule. Bro, first off there actually were several black rulers and dynasties in India, so you saying that kushetic people ruled India for 7000 years is gaslighting the accomplishments of later rulers. Secondly, the person who allegedly ruled India before the Hindu flood was called Manu, who could’ve been Jarawa, not Kushetic

[@a-bd1216]

@@zuesmaya8167 he said ruled the world, as in ancient Egypt the oldest civilization

[@briggsdidnotstrapem7699]

Drusilla Dunjee Houston, I have her book, called, The Wonderful Ethiopian Of The Ancient Kushite Empire. One of my favs, John G Jackson, Oswald Spengler that's 3 scholarships maintaining that the Kushite once ruled and sailed the world with their advance science and mathematics which plowed the 7 seas.

[@briggsdidnotstrapem7699]

@@a-bd1216 Egypt is a Colony of Ethiopia once upon a time, Egypt is the apprentice and Ethiopia is the teacher.

[@newyorka7]

@@a-bd1216 Kush is older than Egypt

[@cush5147]

They left prehistoric Africa a long time ago and then they migrated into Asia and to other areas of the world so they were the first to all lands but they were originally indigenous to prehistoric Africa!

[@cush5147]

@jonnyneace8928 this time period that I’m mentioning for no other races but the black race was inhabiting the earth! The mutation had not occurred at this pre historical time period!

[@africaine4889]

They look like descendants of pygmies to me. Even their music and the way they sing its like pygmies. But hey.

[@lawill3559]

Present

[@carstenmanz302]

I don't believe in the "out of Africa" ​​theory but "out of all tropical zones from Africa to Australia" when the geographic/climatic conditions were completely different from today. Possibly a much lower sea level, other land masses or long lost land connections etc. The "neogroid" or dark skinned peoples/tribes in South Asia/Polynesia etc. cannot all have immigrated from East Africa. One could just as well claim that ancient Africans originally came from South Asia/Southeast Asia or Australia. The only species of monkey that can walk upright and run bipedally for long distances are the Asiatic gibbons - and they look far more attractive than chimpanzees or gorillas! Are there elephants, rhinos or phytons, crocodiles and many other tropical animals only in Africa? Of course not, so why should the first humans only come from Africa alone? Our (tropical) early "proto-human" ancestors are much, much older than any human fossils found so far in Africa or anywhere else. They may have spread extremely early in all tropical/subtropical areas that existed at that ancient time, from Africa to India, Southeast Asia, Taiwan, Indonesia/Phillipines, Polynesia and Australia etc.

[@lifeinlife24]

You don't understand the Out of Africa theory, nor do you understand evolution. Its okay because I was in the same boat not too long ago.

[@Rafael-zl7fh]

THE NEGRITO PEOPLES ARE NOT AFRICAN BUT ASIAN EQUATORIALS OF SUNDA AND PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.

[@matthewconner463]

🇵🇭 Philippines, ✌🏾

[@hollitheexaltedempress6957]

In the beginning thre was only one continent until the great split that divided the water mass and sone land masses rose up to form islands, or spread out into continents. Technically everyone is from the same place on the equator. Time hand changes in the atmosphere caused people plants and other animals to adapt to the new environment. There is also a myth that people mated with beings from other planets. Black is Black but the heart is different that causes the creation of cultures based on personal preferences characteristic of behaviors.

[@brucetucker4847]

There was one continent centered on the equator but that was 200 million years ago, long before there were humans or even primates. The continents have been more or less in their current positions for the entire history of the human species and its immediate ancestors.

[@nobueno3514]

​@@brucetucker4847well my grandma says I'm Indian, SO IM ABORIGINAL AMERICANS

[@croixfadas]

They are native people thats it lmao

[@seismicvertigo345]

Yeah, native to Africa lol

[@croixfadas]

@@seismicvertigo345 like every human begining but they where the first people here

[@seismicvertigo345]

@@croixfadas I'm not talking about scientific conjecture, I am taking about phenotype, which is less prone to erroneous conclusion

[@abrahimguyzer920]

These people are the original Asian people. Malaysia, Thailand, and multiple other places. But the origin of the Negrito are said to be in the island of Madagascar. But these people are black and are the original Asian person period.

[@NycBeauty]

✅

[@beverlydixon6556]

Period

[@viktorj.w.garnus8369]

afro samurais.

[@samrangai1195]

Why refer to negrito as human, if they are separate specie . Can you cross breed with human or African. ??

[@Lobster_Guy12]

Does anyone find it interesting how East Asians and Asians having very black figures I hope I’m not the only one who’s noticed that

[@julianaansah6367]

🎯

[@hangten1904]

Does that include "West Asians" when you say "Asians"?

[@Lobster_Guy12]

@@hangten1904 ummm yeah

[@drapedingold723]

Their origin doesn’t matter to me, we are family.

[@PeaceIfYouCanFindIt]

"No Matter Where You Come From, As Long As You're Black Man, You Are An AFRICAN" Peter Tosh

[@pandalover3556]

Only read about the Negritos in books so I’ve never really seen while growing up.

[@FCReggae]

They had David Fagans back , they made him the Kapre’, and lives forever !

[@funkytownjedi]

😎

[@jjsparksshow4772]

Questions are u saying that these beautiful black are not from African and are not social black people ???,because i have love with them gor 2 mounths and they all told me that they camd from African .like some of thd first people to leave out of africa 🌍 ?????

[@MrMetro-mt5qv]

Black yes, but recently African, no.

[@maatatoure9602]

Can you explain a little more? Thanks a lot in advance

[@mi5tafreeman]

Wrong. URBN CTRL shut you down.

[@afrinaut3094]

Well technically the Irish, Arabs etc are also “black”. The word “black” is a term that means absolutely nothing on its own. It was a derogatory term created by European colonizers of which they applied to anyone and everyone that they encountered that wasn’t European or that they didn’t like.

[@afrinaut3094]

If you’re not African you’re not black.

[@MrMetro-mt5qv]

@@afrinaut3094 The term “Negrito” literally means little black, so I guess it means something. Yes, a person only going off of looks could call these people black, but the genetics, and the time they have spent away from the African continent, well that alone will tell you, they are not closely related to any sub-Saharan African groups.