Grim History Traced in Sunken Slave Ship Found Off South Africa
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you a mute boy?
Field Marshall Bradley
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How will you find any type of 16th century "census" for those locations that can be deemed accurate, or even legitimate for that matter
That's better, now I'll ask again can you provide any (even speculatory) information about the number, be it estimated flat number or percentage of Africans in central/south america prior to the date I listed.
Field Marshall Bradley
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This is irrelevant though.......... If this is your point...... but I'll play for a second.... Lets say there is no reputable documentation, what does the narrative then become?
Field Marshall Bradley
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That's all you had to say
So you tried to make a point by asking a question that had a blatantly obvious answer, that's not even pertinent to the theme of the thread.........
It was pertinent to the posters I was replying to, which was not youSo you tried to make a point by asking a question that had a blatantly obvious answer, that's not even pertinent to the theme of the thread.........
*L*E*G*A*C*Y*
Done.
This thread is an example of the coli at its best.
The hidden history. The stuff they won't teach you in school.
This is why I urge more black people to discover these truths and understand their heritage.
The hidden history. The stuff they won't teach you in school.
This is why I urge more black people to discover these truths and understand their heritage.
*L*E*G*A*C*Y*
Done.
This lends belief to why I feel others are intimidated and feel fear in our presence.
The history of the black man and woman goes back so far into the human lexicon it's unfathomable. The black man and woman are the original. I feel others resent this notion secretly because of our diversity and stretch around the world in light of their newness they feel some kind of way. Black people civilized the world at one point. Black people can and will do it again.
I'm convinced that we'll be here long after everyone else when it's all said and done.
The history of the black man and woman goes back so far into the human lexicon it's unfathomable. The black man and woman are the original. I feel others resent this notion secretly because of our diversity and stretch around the world in light of their newness they feel some kind of way. Black people civilized the world at one point. Black people can and will do it again.
I'm convinced that we'll be here long after everyone else when it's all said and done.
I always believed the West African Empires, namely the Moors, and the Malians (the richest empire at the time) ventured over to South and Central America. I believe the Moors took that knowledge with them to Spain & Portugal, the main European countries they controlled and they shared it with Whites. I find it interesting that....by coincidence....the same year the Moors get defeated, Columbus sets sail from "Iberia" There are wind currents that will carry you straight to South America from Africa 
People have made this journey on wooden rafts recently I obviously haven't researched this heavily though
There are wind currents that will carry you straight to South America from Africa People have made this journey on wooden rafts recently I obviously haven't researched this heavily though
Ghpstface
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Do u have a link to that doc?
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Breh, what the fukk are you talking about :word:
Blessup
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I'm saying that in school black history usually starts with "slavery." We all know the story: "slaves are taken from west africa to america etc.
What happened prior to 1492? In both the americas and africa....