Unraveling: Black Indigeneity in America

[@suzieshields5096]

Well done. Thank you Mr. Farmer! I’ve learned so much that I never knew about this topic in American history. I’ll be sure to reference this is my Ph.D studies.

[@aquastar5314]

Look up Dane Calloway as well. Some remarks are unnecessary but he's indigenous

[@CODENIJJIRISING]

YES! FEATHERS UP TRIBE UP BLESS YOU RELATIVES KEEP MOVING OUR ENERGY. ONE LOVE

[@theethers1558]

Indians enslaved as prisoners of war mind blown 🤯...this somehow gets a different narrative/spin i.e. 1619 project & "African American" misnomer. Thanks for your research and bringing it forth!

[@Zarillian]

Also note many were taken from places to other places that was the trading. You could end up in Dominicana, Haití, Jamaica, Cuba, Brazil, or any port in Northern America or Canada! Just to make the story feasible, reading about their conquests and who did the plundering and where! Ships logs, manifestos, captains notes! Who were they? All conquerors took prisoners as the spoils of war. Rapes and Murders were rampant and illegal! The British, The English, The Spaniards, The Dutch, The Portuguese, and more who wanted profits from this silent war that they declared on us! I’m not mad anymore but I will spread what I know about it!

[@knyckname3295]

​@@Zarillian Yes

[@lynnwoodcarter3486]

​@@Zarillianso were we always here?😌

[@sherrygraham6202]

Intra Atlantic Slave Trade 👀

[@teyannadean4915]

@@lynnwoodcarter3486 This video is good for informational purposes but I wish he had of made that really clear. He makes references that lead one to believe that we were indigenous to the Americas but again it's not too clear for me either. It sounds like he is implying that in order to enslave indigenous people they had to label them negro's because it was supposed to be against the law to enslave those known as Indians of that time. Dane Calloway has videos and information and, research that says that we were always here. Check him out his perspective is much clearer.

[@rainyfeathers9148]

'Savage' indeed😤. Their powers of projection are amazing, incredible. Moreso, people today who read what the colonizers did to us all and still side with them🤯

[@ChillWill2050]

Great lecture; I look forward to more amazing information about the Original people of America. Thanks for your work

[@IshtarLinqu]

Nupuqi Om-Re Khonectics chamber degrees will guide you

[@jsyd634]

This is an awesome video…. I really appreciate this and the effort you put in . This is so important and irrefutable. Also this is the reason for cutting Black people from their old / ancestors.

[@lamp8112]

I grew up in East Haven, CT in the 60's and 70's. As a child I really wanted to know what happened to all the Native tribes of New England. My teachers told me to go to the library. I went to the East Haven library as I only had access to that library at the time. There was not very much information on the subject at all. Most referenced the Thanksgiving story. I was very disappointed. I at least wanted to know the names of the tribes and geological locations. You have given so much information in this one presentation. Thank you. It's a very sad history. No wonder few people wanted to write about it. 😢

[@jameliahkelly4898]

Aw

[@IshtarLinqu]

Nupuqi Om-Re Khonectics chamber degrees will guide you

[@lamp8112]

@@IshtarLinqu what is a chamber degree?

[@theruddyone6443]

Yeah, they keptbvbus in heavy influence with other random bull. Instead of information and history that matters

[@thoseofuswithheart9407]

History had already begun to be rewritten to cover the truth of what colonizing had done to the indigenous humans who originally occupied these land✨Now with truth being revealed his story will be rewritten again!🏹

[@leewilly7068]

Thanks Evan. "The European will be forced to tell the truth" noble drew Ali

[@kosco9658]

I fear this will never happen

[@qua4836]

@@kosco9658 if you think that this video is just a coincidence then your not paying attention

[@kosco9658]

@@qua4836 why'd you assume this?

[@amonamaria2000]

A lot of us know the truth because we look for it. Im Scott Irish Basque French. I say Yahashua have mercy on all of us.

[@qua4836]

@@kosco9658 I grew up watching roots thinking I was African..Then I did my genealogy..Rock hill S.C 1800s we were Farmers. Not slaves!! When I talked to the York county Historical Society they told me that they have been receiving 100s of calls everyday people looking for their Ancestors. We kno who we are!! And they kno we kno

[@centecorpvm]

I listened to this video and I am honored you got it spot on

[@chrispullinsproject]

Well it's nice to know Yale admits it's built from the backs of slaves. CUT THE CHECK!!!!!

[@damatrixseedoors8246]

Cut the muthphuckn checks

[@tyrone6504]

THANKS FOR YOUR INFO..."THE BLACK VETERAN FOR JUSTICE".

[@IshtarLinqu]

Nupuqi Om-Re Khonectics chamber degrees will guide you

[@lamontmoye9175]

Thanks for this powerful info, which needs to be told and exercised. How can we use this information with our Government and Court systems??

[@mimi-rk2qu]

What is missing is the legal reclassification of the Indians to everything but Indian beginning with the 1790 census. A point to ponder - what racial classification was given to the children the Indian women had with white men? Keep in mind the heavy racial persecution and the fact the very essence of being an Indian was being wiped from human existence (unless you lived on the isolated barren tracts of land assigned to you with Europeans passing themselves off as Indians - see $5 Indian).

[@millenials_best]

I think the child would be called white if it was between white and native. I think there's a festering part of my lineage that refuses to acknowledge that there was a liar among the line somewhere. And it was to shed the heritage that i would Honor valiantly. Survival, i guess. The natives weren't pliable and were usually quite capable of killing you. Some would want to avoid the culling. Too many. Heart breaking

[@millenials_best]

Wish you were a liar. So freaking bullshit sad. Sometimes the ground just hurts still and I catch wind of that. Damn it dude. Ouchy. This place doesn't exactly promote health

[@tinathomas8593]

This is why they don't want critical race theory taught

[@valthesaint]

Yes. Paper genocide.

[@og-greenmachine8623]

BLACK INDIAN & NEGRO are the SAME WORD. That’s why they came up w/African American🤥 Separate you from INDIAN🇺🇸 & “India” was so named in the 1930’s. “America” IS the REAL INDIA🇺🇸 Reason they call us: Negro/Black/INDIAN “Indi” means BLACK💡

[@dharmon8798]

Thank you for this information Continue to keep us updated. Knowledge is powerful.

[@genzhistorian]

Evan is the goat. Learned so much from this!

[@TRUEROOTS2022]

Indians were reclassifed as black. We got the records.

[@IshtarLinqu]

@@TRUEROOTS2022 we have never been native or Indian we are Ndu clans of Isse . East Asian tribe of Akan from MI Isse Pian.

[@cherylp9963]

​@@TRUEROOTS2022 exactly ND they have the records aswell.they know we're not from africa....

[@taq1238]

​@Cheryl Parker The majority of Black Americans do not know if they were bought to the US during the slave trade or if they were Africans who traveled to the US before Europeans settled in the US

[@TRUEROOTS2022]

@@taq1238 do not know. But the records exist. So we can know. We choose not to.

[@blackasiamagazine3118]

From my research I've seen that negro, colored and African are all terms for stateless people. They are legal and political designations. Was Crispus Attucks a Wampanoag or a Natick? Are they distinct groups? He was also labeled as African but I don't think his lineage had anything to do with Africa. He just happened to be a darker skinned person.

[@bkizzu2701]

Nice try. Crispus Attucks was a Black man who had very little contact with his native side. I understand that now that he receives recognition, people wish to claim him, but it's all a luxury claim. He has a whole life associated with other blacks in that Era.

[@blackasiamagazine3118]

@@bkizzu2701 You should research the Niantic Indians.

[@HiNinqi]

@@bkizzu2701 you're missing the whole point cousin. Re-watch the video maybe. The person you replied to above is talking specifics, and youre only looking at general terms and groupings. The point of the video's topic is to actuate the return of acknowledgement on people's heritage(s).

[@IshtarLinqu]

Nupuqi Om-Re Khonectics chamber degrees will guide you

[@copperking81]

@@bkizzu2701 “Black” is not a status.. it’s a declassification to disassociate Afro Indigenous Americans from our heritage. Many of us have no blood 🩸 ties to Africa.

[@ramsfire]

Incredible List of Footnote Sources are Difficult to Dispute.

[@frederiikcjakcson5344]

Primary sources🥊🥊

[@DRIFT3RW6LF]

Thank you for this work and unraveling our story.

[@RodgerDodger196]

This is VERY WELL DONE-LEARNED MORE THAN I DID IN SCHOOL & History is a thing in our family. I wish your ancestors were treated better, we can only hope that the future does not revert backwards. An exceptional telling. I'm sharing it forward!

[@swhite8303]

Afro is a texture of hair. Not all of my people had the same texture hair.

[@JayHeru]

Are you saying that “Afro-American ” doesn’t mean African? If so, I disagree.

[@CephlonMayngrum]

Afro is a hair style not texture

[@puretruthawaken]

@@JayHeru no it does not mean africa, study more!

[@drich90212]

​@@puretruthawaken 🤔

[@khanwanamaru603]

No it is not. It means to cross over! That’s why we fry or foods! We are African !

[@swhite8303]

Black is a misnomer title and Indigenous Aborigines Niijis is our real title. My people are of different tribes.

[@msculturecure]

Not only that we referred to ourselves as the Onkwehonwe “original beings”

[@InIt2winIt247]

We start calling ourselves black in the late 60's!

[@villeworld5580]

@@stevenredclay6506 exactly thats why we use it as our title because we are family we know where it comes from

[@khanwanamaru603]

@@stevenredclay6506 is in Haitian Creole too. You don’t know what you’re talking. Indians are from Haiti and spread out from there. Creole is the language

[@khanwanamaru603]

@@stevenredclay6506 oji and bwe are two different words too why your trying to check people. Oji meaning to rise and bwe is to drink or rise the sticks or arms.

[@ayitabarackin9992]

Very Informative I Am Greatful That This Is Documented. Thank You.

[@williebisrael7203]

Well done...........well done

[@aguinaldo2silva]

Sugestão: Solicito que coloque a uma legenda automática em português. Existe um público imenso de língua portuguesa interessada neste tipo de informação e vocês poderão alavancar muito a visualização.

[@yalenatives]

Obrigado pela sua sugestão. As legendas já estão disponíveis em português

[@7thstspeakez280]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@ImmaBeast713]

Not all blacks were from Africa were already here and native to the US

[@m.patsyfauntleroy9645]

INDIGENEOUS HABITANTS " NEGRO " SPANISH EXPLORERS ' ID OF " NEW WORLD " before 1492 SALES CREW CAME WITH " COINS " REVELATIONS LA ' MOTHERLAND HERE TOO !!!

[@og-greenmachine8623]

True facts💡

[@khanwanamaru603]

North American is africa

[@HondaCivicUK]

Black Americans are an amalgamation of three lineages that were blended together due to being kept by white slavers & forced together during slavery. 1) Indigenous Black Americans 2) Black explorers 3) African slaves

[@pro-america9406]

I was really hoping he would talk about how tribes kept black slaves 10 years after the emancipation proclamation.

[@toddmaek5436]

Which tribes?

[@m.patsyfauntleroy9645]

RELATIVES SOMETIMES PROTECTING RELATIVES WHO LOOKED LIKE MOTHER " NEGRO " SPANISH DADDY'S " EXPLORERS " HAD NO WOMEN OF THEIR OWN " FOUNDING FATHERS " for REAL WEST INDIANS AMERICAN INDIANS EAST INDIANS " HIDDEN FIGURES " TOO !!!

[@delugeyah7127]

You must also want to know about the freed Negros who bought Negros as slaves for themselves.

[@hi4ah]

Reparations for Foundation Black Americans ! Red Indian must pay up as well as colonizers 💥💥💥

[@swanm3ta850]

They were slaves too so you should rethink your comment

[@corinstevens1593]

@@swanm3ta850 They already received reparations. You should rethink YOUR comment.

[@swanm3ta850]

@@corinstevens1593 no they didn’t… all they got was territory they don’t even own. That’s not reparations. Those colonizers were also slaves in America. Should they get reparations too?? And your “colonizer” line is corny af. Save that woke shit for someone else.

[@corinstevens1593]

@@swanm3ta850 they receive billions of dollars from the government. Go to bed. *FACT SHEET: President Biden’s Budget Delivers for Tribal Nations and Tribal Communities*

[@og-greenmachine8623]

🤡🤡🤡🤣🤣🤣🤣🔥

[@sharongreen7528]

Thank you for sharing.

[@sharongreen7528]

I met a lady name Rayna, she was very sweet neighbor to have been acquainted with. She is Navajo. Are you my neighbor. It took me a while for the name to register. If so, and you remember I appreciate you. If its not maybe its her spirit. God bless the work you do. From Den.

[@leojay60]

Does the presenter know which tribal nation his family is from? Great dissertation

[@garyjohnson1466]

Very educational, but I now understand why many today, whose ancestors were members of the KKK and participated in the atrocities mentioned here, would be ashamed of their families association and would prefer to hide this truth, while people like myself who was raised with little knowledge of this history were largely ignorant, this history must be taught in order to not repeat such shameful behavior, however slavery seems to be largely driven by and for wealth and power over others, deemed lesser humans, for cheap labor….but the trouble with all this is people who have been abused often seek vengeance, and call it justice, so it become a tit for tat society and reconciliation become nearly impossible except for those who forgive but not forget...

[@cheryldugas5412]

It seems it never stops, the lies which claimed to be historic as well as the need for reparations. I'm going on 70 years of age and all I've seen is a new way to lie. Millions of my indigenous family continue to suffer, while politicians want you to play their game ignoring The truth.

[@millenials_best]

I think a lot of the illusion is for confusion also for anybody ancestors who want to be present

[@valthesaint]

Please, also, don’t be once again misled about who is responsible for the enslavement of so-called negro indigenous people of America and the entirety of the known world. “White” people did become involved eventually, but to a lesser degree than the Jews, who spearheaded slavery and the whole supporting slavery industry all over the world.

[@notorioushebrew4793]

It's always the savages that have committed atrocious crimes wanting everyone to just forget about what they've done and move forward..News flash there will be no movement until JUSTICE IS SERVED. and JUSTICE isn't providing comfort to the murderous THEIVES. Be ff😒

[@coosa-federation1180]

Thanks Yale Native American Cultural Center. The unspoken and unaddressed issue or problem here is this. That of the Indigenous Black Americans, American Aborigines or Ethnological Indians of Color who are here, Pre-Columbian, before the West slave trade and Independent of the Asian Bering Strait Migration. The Anthro-Archaeo-Ethnological evidences of such are present but the Asian and African narrative has resulted in that particular part of American history being omitted or ignored.

[@kidgrebo1]

Can you site some scholarly sources that backs up what you typed?

[@JackDiamond21]

As a modern native American I can assure you my ancestory is Siberian, central and east Asian. If y'all were here why do modern native Americans have barely any African DNA?? There would be more genetic evidence other than some slaves running away to the Seminoles for help. 😂 Just accept that African history in America is only slavery. We developed over here cut off from the rest of the world for a good10k years, we are also the result of thousands of years of migration. Doesn't take a serious college degree to know that.

[@JackDiamond21]

It's being ommited and ignored cause everyone knows it's bullshit😂 you have no evidence for your claims!! Olmec society was proven to be North American in origin. They gave birth to the Aztec, Mayas, and other assorted tribes. None of them look negro, they look more East Asian. The dark skinned natives Columbus seen were the Arawak people. The farther south you go the more prevalent body painting becomes. Black skinned people?? More like dark painted people.

[@JackDiamond21]

Just cause life started in Africa doesn't mean black people were here first. Ethnicities weren't a thing until very recently in our human history, ethnicities only started becoming a thing shortly before the land bridge closed. Then everyone had time to develop in their own seperate regions. So your ethnicity wasn't even a thing when the Americas first started being populated. My people the Dakota people weren't even a thing until the 1300's. Before that the ancestors of the Sioux roamed around the central Mississippi River Valley area, around Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota for 2000 to 3000 years.

[@JackDiamond21]

In order for your claims to be correct, there would need to be actual definitive DNA evidence of which there is none. You would also needed to have arrived shortly before Columbus as well for you to be right, but y'all Africans didn't arrive from Africa until the 1500's. 😂 I really don't see how Africans somehow populated the Americas and waited for us to arrive here, then give us our culture only to just magically disappear leaving no genetic evidence. 😂

[@LSturdy]

My take away is they clearly knew the difference between Indians and Africans !

[@cheights1317]

Blaque Reign What about the indigenous black people that were already here when the the white man first arrived ? The 12 tribes of Israel that were scattered

[@marochorus]

He started from the 1800’s on, indian is a place name for a people in a geological location, why would they continue calling them indian when slaves from africa were eventually being brought in

[@og-greenmachine8623]

They invented BOTH names. “INDI” means BLACK💡

[@og-greenmachine8623]

@@cheights1317 🤡🤡🤡 More lies We ain’t Israelis “INDI” means BLACK💡 👉🏽Were INDIANS🏹🦅🇺🇸

[@KevinColeman751]

sounds like you just made a case for more than Reparations, but ill just share it and hope it GOES MR BEAST STYLE.. MUCH MORE IMPORTANT INFO .. this should be on every main feed until the viewer watches.

[@doubleutee8867]

Have you ever heard of any intra-American slavery between South Carolina and Puerto Rico? Do you have anything to say on whether the original Tainos, Awaraks, and Carib Indians were Black? What more can you say on why some Black Americans have ancestors, and distant cousins in the Afro Caribbean and Latin America?

[@javi8905]

We taino are part of the arawak group of native americans. There are multiple tribes of arawakan people. If u wish to know what they look like or who they are u can look them up here are some of their names Lokono Wayuu Wapishana Warao Kalinago(mix of african and carib) Garifuna(mix of african and carib) Arhuaco Terena Warani There are multiple others but thats just a few for context

[@doubleutee8867]

@@javi8905 Well, I'm Black American. I took a DNA test. The results of the test revealed I have 3 genetic groups. Two are composed of Black Americans in traditional Black American regions here in the USA. However, 1 is in Puerto Rico. I'm trying to figure out how this could have happened. I'm no stranger to Puerto Ricans, since I grew up in a shared Black American - Puerto Rican community, and my fiance is Puerto Rican. I have multiple theories on what happened (most likely in the 1800's, or even beyond), but I'm still searching for more answers. Something as cut and dry as Puerto Rico had slaves, and the response is duuuuh, everyone knows that. Tell me something new. I'm searching for answers to my own genealogy, but the paper trail is cold. It is what it is...for now.

[@javi8905]

​​@@doubleutee8867 Well theres a couple things here that i think are important to what you are trying to fing out. 1.) Not all puerto ricans are taino (a large portion are but there are some who are not) 2.) Boriken has a very complex history. The black population of the island wasnt just enslaved. The first black ppl to the americas werent even slaves they were soliders and explorers and slaves. 3.) Many black ppl came to the carribean not as slaves but looking for money, wealth, fame, freedom, land etc this is a part of history that isnt that well known. Infact puerto ricos free black population grew to be 3Xs as large as its enslaved black population and remained that way up until it was abolished. 4.) There were black ppl traveling around latin america n such long 1-300 years before many of the stories in this video alone actually. 5.) Taino people didnt just exist in PR but rather all over the carribean and during colonization a mess was created so u had tainos escape to all kinds of places. Recent genetic studies showed tainos in cuba who were descended from tainos who escaped from the DR during the invasion. 6.) Our ancestors were a heavily melinated ppl but still distinguishable from africans. 7.) Many of us still look this way today. If u study some of the ppls i listed above they are our direct relatives esp the kalinago of dominica who have the only native american rez in the carribean 8.) U will find that maaaaaany if not all of our sibling ppls are also heavily melinated ppl. But they look different from what we know as black ppl. But u do have many ppl who are that mix and physically present as such like myself. Theres alot of good information out there and the history is incredibly complex. Im almost half taino by blood and only from puerto rico my family is from the mountains

[@doubleutee8867]

@@javi8905 Actually, I believe this is the real deal on the link below, because this guy is showing to many receipts. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZvQk6tjoM-lZ5I

[@PTM720]

I have pictures of Melinated ppl wearing feathered crowns at the top of the painting,. " MOOR, MORIAN, MUUR.. GET IT RIGHT LIL BRAH... OTHER THAN THAT, YOUR WHOLE Layout.. they give out books, this was the start.. #IA #indigenousapparel

[@yvettekeys9262]

They never mention Maryland in these articles and it's across the Potomac river from Virginia

[@rocos3028]

Don't forget america is still teaching the ideologies of their forefathers. Politics we're never intended to be honest just convince you to play along.

[@libertine40]

We are *not* 'afro- indigenous': an "afro" is a hair style. That is every bit as derogatory as 'negro', 'colored', 'afro-american', 'african-american' and the term 'black' which means an absence of color. It is basically calling us 'nothing'. It is time to demand that individuals cease disrespecting our existence with these arbitrary categories. We are Aboriginal Turtle Islanders and we have always referred to ourselves as brothers and sisters, or Ni 'jii. --------------

[@kidgrebo1]

Scholarly sources?

[@JackDiamond21]

😂 if y'all African people were here before us, why don't any of us modern native Americans look African??

[@ambushpredator7629]

@@JackDiamond21 Again we are not African if you have been listening. Not all high melanated peoples come from Africa, and to answer your question... Because you came later and your people did mix with us and many of your ancestors did look like us until you got whited out!. They infiltrated your people so well with their blood as the people became so close to looking like one another the Yts just started making their own tribes that we know as the $5 Indians they created a political group called the Nativist party. And by the way Native use to mean dark Aboriginal people of the Americas and then the definition became anyone born in the Americas as this was done to suit the Europeans in staking a heritage claim to the land. We Dark Aboriginals that know better refer to ourselves as Aboriginals/ Indigenous/ Indians and or Niiji and not Native, all of these descriptions refer to dark "melanated" peoples. Many Native peoples today living on reservations and off are descendants of Mongols who also were very dark until the whitening.

[@mimi-rk2qu]

@@JackDiamond21 ….modern Native American? Please don’t reference your prejudice and bias here. Native American tribes were never monolithic. Many NA women were brides of African men as well as Europeans. Many of the NA on reservations have European ancestry. My grandmama was from Mexico and married a European. That’s why my mama has white skin. Same on my paternal side except my grandpapa had bright yellow skin. I had his coloring well into my 20s (which l absolutely hated). Historical fact that began in Virginia when they made it legal to reclassify all Native Americans as black. Learn the insidious history of this land before you insult someone who may have more Native lineage than you!

[@kingpen4673]

@@JackDiamond21 because y’all are asain

[@Rafael-zl7fh]

Southern confederates brought their racism to British Honduras. Where slavery had already been abolished. Blacks shared equality to whites. This created a class system.

[@kingpen4673]

There is no such thing as AFRO indigenous, we are Indigenous ppl of Americas!

[@khanwanamaru603]

Yes there is

[@ikyhwh]

Your reparation are coming, live long FBA I’m proud to be your servant. Get an iridology consultation and drink liquid chlorophyll 🙏🏿 Ps listen to Tariq Nasheed and great lecture 🤙🏿

[@lynnwoodcarter3486]

Appreciate you we got it hard in America yet the fight is still on

[@ikyhwh]

@@lynnwoodcarter3486 Asé, the world is ruled by genetic mutations that have aggression towards anything complete or Whole like foods, air, water, medicine, justice, boy, girl, black peoples ect. twist, damage or make it incomplete. So to fight, eat well & live long 🙏🏿💪🏿🤙🏿

[@lynnwoodcarter3486]

@@ikyhwh yes indeed I've been doing so past two years family and friends had me all jacked up wasn't paying attention my dad before he died said I descend from royal blood I didn't understand him thinking 🤔 all are people were perimitev brung on slave ships now I see everything is a lie 🤥

[@BRKS627]

Tariq nasheed is a joke sometimes I don't take him serious. He says FBAs are African which it proves that black people some of us are Indians but still turn around and call yourself a different nationality from another country doesn't make sense.

[@kungfukenny1540]

🪶

[@blackmagick6798]

His story

[@spoonbred]

Ancient Black Americans - Look up the Mayan Chama Vase arti-fact...or Unexpected Faces in Ancient America.

[@pwhales264]

#ADOS-#FBA-#FREEDMEN-#REPARATIONS

[@JeremiahCraggett]

Jeremiah "feathered wolf" craggett. Let's talk if you're in NH.

[@mrearsking-th2ft]

Dane Calloway ❤

[@genealogyandreceipts3385]

Yeh but they're not quote on quote black then 🤔

[@carljohnson317]

Exactly 💯

[@og-greenmachine8623]

“INDI” means BLACK. All the same word. Indian means of indigenous INDI-Black GENOUS-Principal Taxonomy Class

[@carljohnson317]

@@og-greenmachine8623 What does that have to do with us?indigo really is a purple dye😂😂😂

[@og-greenmachine8623]

@@carljohnson317 There is no “us”. -I don’t know you. There is no “US”. -Caveman🤡

[@BRKS627]

So call black Americans are the true indigenous people

[@khanwanamaru603]

The islands is india

[@aaronsmith3032]

The narrator sounds so pained to be reading this. Good work

[@syneedapenland1044]

This video just came to my feed…. As I will comment before…. And after….. So far, at the :30 sec mark, my first question 🙋🏽‍♀️ is, what other States, besides Connecticut are going to #Recognize, the #TrailOfTears and the massive massacres of the Natives of this land, long before the #Crown invasion. The Atlantic is we’re it began!😢

[@paulcastillo953]

Age òf easy money's indeed, free labor order of the day 😀

[@100BlaQRaok.el_1]

⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@captivesojourner]

the key to presenting this info is to acknowledge not all black people came in the slave trade. And the reason DNA always goes back to West Africa is because the Indigenous Americans on the East Coast came from Africa. Same way the Natives out Wests DNA comes from Asia

[@spaceorbison]

57:50 wtf.... how dare they live lazy sauntering lives and securing and easy livelihood by fishing........ how dare they.....

[@lynnwoodcarter3486]

So are the African Americans the descendants of the American Indians 😢

[@valthesaint]

Yes. And not African. Most African slaves ended up in the Caribbean.

[@t.christopher675]

Indeed, we went through 5 different classifications…. Indian, negro, colored, black, and African American. Look at Walter Plecker and the racial integrity act. The Carter’s are a part of my family tree back in the 1700’s and indeed, they lived in Quinnetahkut, and were American Indians, later reclassified as mulatto and then negro! 🏹💜🏹💜🏹💜🏹💜

[@javi8905]

Some are yes most are not. This presentation clearly makes a distinction between the two groups and shows how thet intersected several times but it didnt just happen in the US. It is dangerous to blanket statement say all are descendants of this mix cause that is plainly false and inaccurate. Some are yes, most african americans are not or euro americans but those that are deserve to be seen and respected

[@lynnwoodcarter3486]

@@valthesaint so we've been lied to 😧 crazy it's real strange feeling in America rite now !

[@lynnwoodcarter3486]

@@valthesaint we're u from?

[@kingpen4673]

Crispus Attucks were not African he was a full Indian

[@ManyLieToYou]

Show Me the 📃📄 Check your family history I bet you nearly the whole United States and Surrounding Islands already have Indigenous roots .. I don't doubt it.

[@og-greenmachine8623]

“INDI” means BLACK “INDIAN” means BLACKS of INDIGENOUS “GENOUS” means GENUS “GENUS” means PRINCIPAL TAXONOMY CLASS We don’t need clarification. We need YOUR comprehension skill 👉🏽improved💡

[@khanwanamaru603]

Lmao no Indian does not means black chill

[@Mouratruth]

Sheesh I have ancestry in Virginia..

[@americanaborigine9360]

Africa wasn’t called Africa until the late 1600s. So how did the first African slaves arrive in 1619. When they weren’t even called Africans yet. So any source calling them Africans before the late 1600s is a lie point blank. Just like African Americans didn’t exist at all until the year 1988. So any source calling us that before that year is false. We are the real American Indians! Do your research!

[@khanwanamaru603]

Yes he was African

[@CopperJedi]

These people just use any photo to say who these people are