@UpAndComing: The Transatlantic Slave trade was a myth.

[Dzali OG]

“Benjamin Franklin, a Founding Father of the United States, expressed concerns about the impact of German immigrants on American society. In his writings, he referred to certain groups, including Germans, Swedes, Italians, French, and Russians, as having a “swarthy complexion.” This term was commonly used during the 18th century to describe people with darker skin tones, particularly those from southern Europe and the Mediterranean.”

This passage here is to back up what OP said and shut all you dumb mothafukkas who keep saying all of us came from Africa up.

Oh you DUMB dumb.

You don't know white people can be dark too...

Smh

 

[Dzali OG]

What's truly ironic is that WHOLE theory comes from a 'White' man in the 1920's.....

Leo Wiener historian, linguist, author and translator/><meta name=

Leo Wiener (1862-1939), a renowned historian, linguist, and author, was the first American professor of Slavic literature at Harvard University. He is best known for his work Africa and the discovery of America.

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Oh this is golden!

Lemme go read up on him. Because one of the main defenses these pseudos use is "Oh you just love the white man's teachings". And if this guy is the genesis.....

 

[Dzali OG]

Are you geechee ? That's excellent

Yeah I'm Florida geechie.

 

[Fillerguy]

He's calling our ancestors liars

 

[Dzali OG]

why are y’all entertaining this

Breh because this b.s. is spreading at an alarming rate. I tried warning people years back it need to be nipped in the bud then and people were like "naw just leave them fools alone". Now these fools all over tik tok and youtube with huge subscribers.

 

[Dzali OG]

Don’t know why it’s so hard to believe there are black aboriginals already in America alongside the Mongoloid Native Americans given black tribes have migrated all over the world.

The problem is, how did the black aboriginals get here? Where did they come from? Are those black aboriginals african?

Depending how you answer that I'll know how to answer.

 

[BrothaZay]

If the slave trade was a myth then black people would be dispersed evenly across the USA. Not over 50% in the south and 6% out west

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

Oh this is golden!

Lemme go read up on him. Because one of the main defenses these pseudos use is "Oh you just love the white man's teachings". And if this guy is the genesis.....

'Before Columbus': Roots of a Dispute

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Van Sertima, 42, here Saturday for the concluding day of the third annual black writers conference sponsored by Howard University, said the pervious to original thought, who will letters exposed Daniel as "a man imnot even do honest battle with ideas he contends but tries to drown out in a sea of vituperation and abuse."

The professor said that he was intrigued but skeptical when he first encountered the idea of ancient African contact with the Americas.

"I felt like a man who had come upon a dozen clues to a sensational murder but did not feel too confident about the evidence," he has written.

The occasion was his first visit to the United States from Britain, where he was working in 1970. In the library of a Princeton professor, he came across three volumes, "Africa and the Discovery of America," written by a Harvard Linquist, Leo Weiner, and published more than 50 years ago. The books showed an African and Arabic influence on medeival Mexican and South languages prior to European contact.

 

[cheek100]

I'm willing to bet dollars to Donuts that you have a European last name at the very least.

Very European

 

[TheKongoEmpire]

Yeah I'm Florida geechie.

"This is the results for my paternal great-aunt. Her parents were born between 1880-1895 in Beaufort County. Father born on Port Royal Island (Beaufort) and mother from Chisolm Island. She has about 16 matches to several Africans from DR Congo, Nigeria, Ghana, and Liberia however the highest cm matches are with several Igbo and Urhobo matches around 20-22 cms."

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

@TheKongoEmpire

From the late eighteenth century (1700's) through the end of the Civil War (1865), Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians bought, sold, and owned Africans and African Americans as slaves, a fact that persisted after the tribes' removal from the Deep South to Indian Territory. The tribes formulated racial and gender ideologies that justified this practice and marginalized free black people in the Indian nations well after the Civil War and slavery had ended.

 

[TheKongoEmpire]

Wait so all the foods, religion, languages and traditions that the slaves brought from Africa were actually here already, Voodoo is American and plantains are native to the Americas?

Wonder how many PHDs he has? Sounds smart as fukk.

And these nincompoops don't even account the countless Afrikan communities in the Americas. What about the quilombos in Brazil? Voodoo in Haiti? Santería aka Lucumí in Cuba? Hell, here's a list that's probably incomplete:

The Bahamas​

• Haitian Vodou
• Obeah
• Rastafari

Belize​

• Dugu Obeah

Brazil​

• Batuque
• Candomblé
  • Candomblé Bantu
  • Candomblé Jejé
  • Candomblé Ketu
• Catimbó [pt]
• Macumba
• Quimbanda
• Santo Daime
• Tambor de Mina
• Umbanda
• Xangô de Recife [pt]

Colombia​

• Colombian Yuyu
• Lumbalú (es)

Cuba​

• Arará religion
• Cuban Vodú
• Palo
• Regla de Ocha (aka. Santería)

Curaçao​

• Montamentu

Dominican Republic​

• Dominican Vudú

Grenada​

• Big Drum Dance (Gwa Tambu)

Guatemala (Garifuna)​

• Dugu

Guyana​

• Comfa
• Obeah

Haiti​

• Haitian Vodou
• Ibo loa

Honduras​

• Dugu

Jamaica​

• Convince
• Jamaican Maroon religion
  • Kromanti dance
• Kumina
• Myal
• Obeah
• Rastafari
  • Bobo Ashanti
  • Nyabinghi
  • Twelve Tribes of Israel

Nicaragua​

• Dugu

Puerto Rico​

• Sansé Espiritismo

Saint Lucia​

• Kélé
• Obeah

Suriname​

• Winti

Trinidad and Tobago​

• Obeah
• Rastafari
• Spiritual Baptist
• Trinidad Orisha
• Vodunu

United States​

See also: Black church and Religion of Black Americans

• Hoodoo (a set of traditions)
• Louisiana Voodoo
• Spiritual church movement

Venezuela​

• María Lionza
• Venezuelan Yuyu

Very European

You probably got a europeon paternal haplogroup too.

 

[Diunx]

“Benjamin Franklin, a Founding Father of the United States, expressed concerns about the impact of German immigrants on American society. In his writings, he referred to certain groups, including Germans, Swedes, Italians, French, and Russians, as having a “swarthy complexion.” This term was commonly used during the 18th century to describe people with darker skin tones, particularly those from southern Europe and the Mediterranean.”

This passage here is to back up what OP said and shut all you dumb mothafukkas who keep saying all of us came from Africa up.

So because some Euros have tanned skin that proves transatlantic slavery didn't happened?

 

[Pull Up the Roots]

“Benjamin Franklin, a Founding Father of the United States, expressed concerns about the impact of German immigrants on American society. In his writings, he referred to certain groups, including Germans, Swedes, Italians, French, and Russians, as having a “swarthy complexion.” This term was commonly used during the 18th century to describe people with darker skin tones, particularly those from southern Europe and the Mediterranean.”

This passage here is to back up what OP said and shut all you dumb mothafukkas who keep saying all of us came from Africa up.

That passage does nothing to back up his claims. Franklin's observations about complexion were just a reflection of his social and personal views about European immigrants at the time, and not evidence of African populations. His use of "swarthy" described Europeans like Germans and Italians with darker complexions relative to lighter-skinned English people.

 

[Luke Cage]

All black people aren't native Americans or even have native American blood. You have to look into your lineage.

But nobody should be embarrassed for being conquered. All people's of earth have been subject to it in one way or another.

Nobody has forgotten their language while living on their own land in all the history of conquered peoples.