Historic Journey 1949-2019 Part 9 The Spring of Reform
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How Ghana's Coastline Was Destroyed By Slavery. The Dirty History of Ghana's Castle and Forts Untold
In this episode, we visited the coastlines of Ghana to understand the historical importance of what took place during slavery and that period, why so many Castles and Forts were erected in these coastlines of Ghana in particular. The story of slavery and the impact it had in many countries and communities across the African continent could never be told enough. This episode uncover the things which took place at Cape coast castles, Elmina castles and other forts that shape the Ghana's coast. This coastline will forever be associated with the history of Ghana. Many African Americans and people from the Caribbean and tourist from around the world visit this coastline of Ghana to understand and trace their history. This video will educate, inspire and inform you this shocking and shameful events. Ghana, officially the Republic of Ghana, is a country along the Gulf of Guinea and the Atlantic Ocean, in the sub region of West Africa.
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Zanzibar the Arab slave trade
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This Fantastic island has had so much #history from the #Romans, #Portuguese, #Arabs and the british, A true cultural mixing pot with so many influences including the french.
The #indian ocean ir renowned for its paradise white sandy beaches.
Being close to the equater gives you fantastic hot weather but be warned not to spend too much time in the direct sunlight as you will get burned.
The main culture is arabic, swahilli is widely spoken around the island.
The night market is also worth a visit, but make sure you have a strong stomach as hygiene is not at its best.
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ENSLAVED Documentary Trailer — Samuel L Jackson, Afua Hirsch and Simcha Jacobovici
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Hollywood legend Samuel L Jackson, together with award-winning journalist and campaigner, Afua Hirsch, are set to feature in a groundbreaking documentary about the transatlantic slave trade for BBC Two.
Enslaved: The Lost History of the Transatlantic Slave Trade, is a US 6x1 hour series (“re-versioned” into 4x 1 hour for the BBC) that will see the Pulp Fiction star and author of Brit(ish): On Race, Identity And Belonging shine light on 400 years of human trafficking and the millions of Africans who were shipped to the Americas.
Afua Hirsch is already a highly sought-after keynote speaker and campaigner on Black History, the importance of diversity and inclusion, social justice, identity and unconscious bias. Whilst Jackson requires little introduction as one of the most popular actors of his generation, including starring in Pulp Fiction, Unbreakable and The Negotiator.
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Slave Trade In Africa, Nigeria Badagry: Seriki Faremi Williams Abass Slave Museum In Badagry
Slave Trade In Africa, Nigeria Badagry: Seriki Faremi Williams Abass Slave Museum In Badagry
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SLAVE TRADE | SAD HISTORY OF MISERY AND PAIN AT THE CAPE COAST CASTLE
We're back again guys, in today's video I travelled to the one of the three major castles in Ghana; Cape Coast Castle, to tour and show you Ghana's Transatlantic Slave Trade History.
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School on excursion to the Badagry slave point of no return
The History of Slavery
Slavery has been associated with hardship, subjugations, forced labor, bitterness, and all forms of rights abuses. That’s why countries no longer allow the practice of slavery and slave trading to thrive or even exist on their land in modern times. Man’s enslavement of another man is one of the greatest inhumanities ever perpetrated. But what is the history of slavery? When was this one of the most heinous crimes introduced to mankind?
Tracing It to Its Origin
The simple truth is that no one knows exactly when slavery began. Slavery in this 21st century is no longer what can be explained in terms of warfare and rounding up of communities. It’s now a big business generating some 150 billion US dollars in annual profits. While delving into the history of slavery, we must understand that there’s a lot of misconceptions about it.
The historical fact is that slavery spans many times, cultures, nationalities, and religions. It has existed from times immemorial to the present day. Also, its victims, the real slaves, have come from all ethnicities and religions. Meanwhile, the socio-economic, political, and legal positions and opinions of slaves and slavery have differed vastly throughout ages and places.
When many people think about slavery through ancient times, their minds stop at 1619 when the first slaves arrived in Jamestown, a former village on the James River and the site of the first permanent English settlement. However, slavery has existed long before then. It didn’t even start some 200 years earlier in 1492 when Columbus discovered the New World. When he landed in the Bahamas during his exploration, he found the native Taino tribe already enslaved by Caribs, their neighbors. These people thought they had found a savior who would lead them to defeat their oppressors. This means that as far back as before 1492, there was slavery—Caribs enslaved the Taino.
But slavery predates the 15th century. The origin of the English word “slave” gives us a hint that slavery had existed before the Middle Ages. It comes from the Old French word “sclave” which, of course, is a derivative of the Medieval Latin word “sclāvus” meaning “slave”. The word was formed from Sclāvus or “the Slav”. The Slavs, the Eastern Europeans or Asian Russian who speak a Slavonic language, were often forced into slavery in the Middle Age. The mere thought of a Slav then evoked the image of a slave during the Middle Ages.
That had been the situation even before Medieval times. Slavs were captured and enslaved in millions by Muslims as far back as the 9th century and the Ottoman Turks later joined in making the Slavs slaves. Thus, when many people think that the whites have always enslaved blacks, the origin of the word “slave” should conclusively adjust their historical perspective. Are Slavs white? Yes, they are! Yet, the Muslims and the Ottoman Turks enslaved them.
Hey! Let me quickly clarify it before any confusion sets in; Muslims were not the only religion capturing slaves. Both Christians and Muslims captured as slaves each other during those centuries of Mediterranean warfare.
Ariel Salzmann, an Associate Professor of Islamic and World History at Queens University Canada, wrote in 2013: “Between the Renaissance and the French Revolution, hundreds of thousands of Muslim men and women from the southern and eastern shores of the Mediterranean were forcibly transported to Western Europe.”
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Badagry:Journey back in time (documentary part 1) | Pelu Awofeso On The Road
Going to Badagry is like going back in time. The local guides speak to you about monuments built in the 15th century; of slavery chains fashioned (and used) in the 16th century; of wells dug in the 17th century and stuff like that. The town and a good number of its pre-Independence architecture have stayed preserved largely due to the efforts of the locals, who by sheer instinct know the worth of their heritage, tangible and intangible. And the single most important heritage of Badagry is slavery and the different physical traces it has left behind.--Pelu Awofeso
The Angry Story of Slave Trade In Nigeria. Explore BADAGRY With me. Point of no return etc | Vlog#43
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The SLAVE DUNGEONS of Ghana SHOCKED ME/Elmina Castle tour ????????
In this video, we do a tour of Elmina castle and see how captives who were turned into slaves lived during their last 3 months in Africa.
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Last day with my mother in Zanzibar | Visiting the Old Slave Market
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We are in the last days of our adventure in Zanzibar with my mother. Since the room we rented was in Stonetown, the historical center of the island, we spent most of our time in this area. Today, we take you on a small tour here and take you to the old slave market and the Anglican church.
Zanzibar Island, which is a part of Tanzania today, carries traces of African, Arab, Indian, and European civilizations with its culture and architecture. The oldest settlement on the island is Stone Town, which was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2000.
Known as a Muslim Arab State 200 years ago, Zanzibar was famous for its slave and ivory trade in the world. Ivory and slaves collected on the island were sold to the Middle East and Europe from here.
The Zanzibar slave market was closed in 1873 amid growing pressure to eliminate the East African slave trade.
The Anglican church was built by British missionaries in 1879 on a large site with Zanzibar's largest slave market; The building of the cathedral was originally intended to celebrate the end of slavery.
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Annemle birlikte Zanzibar adasında geçen maceramızın son günlerindeyiz. Kaldığımız odayı, Adanın tarihi merkezi olan Stonetown’da kiraladığımız için, vaktimizin çoğunu bu bölgede geçirdik. Bugün sizi, hem burada küçük bir tura çıkarıyor, hem de Zanzibar tarihinde kara bir leke olan eski köle pazarı ve Anglikan kilisesine götürüyoruz.
Bugün Tanzanya'nın bir parçası olan Zanzibar Adası hem kültürü hem de mimarisiyle Afrika, Arap, Hint ve Avrupa medeniyetlerinin izlerini taşıyor. Adanın en eski yerleşim yeriyse , 2000 yılında UNESCO Dünya Miras Listesi'ne giren Stone Town.
200 yıl önce bir Müslüman Arap Devleti olarak anılan Zanzibar, dünyada köle ve fil dişi ticaretiyle nam salmıştı. Adada toplanan fildişi ve köleler, buradan ortadoğu ve Avrupa’ya satılıyordu.
Zanzibar köle pazarı, Doğu Afrika köle ticaretini ortadan kaldırmaya yönelik artan baskıların üzerine 1873'te kapatıldı.
Anglikan kilisesi, 1879'da İngiliz misyonerler tarafından Zanzibar'ın en büyük köle pazarının bulunduğu geniş bir alana inşa edildi; katedralin inşası aslında köleliğin sonunu kutlamayı amaçlıyordu.
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Touring the Old Slave Market | Last day with my mother in Zanzibar
Awesome Africa
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Laura Trevelian documentary on slavery
Ghana Travel Vlog - Episode 5: Horrific Truth about Slavery |LAST BATH, ELMINA SLAVE DUNGEON, & MORE
Travel with me to the Last Bath and The Elmina Castle (Slave Dungeon). The Last Bath is the place where Africans took their last bath before going to the slave dungeon to be sold, beaten, r***, branded, starved, k**led, tortured. Going to this castle in 2019 was life-changing and really a reflective moment for me. I hope you guys watch the entire video. I am going to break it down into parts as well.
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Stonetown, The Dhow Hotel, Slave Market & Crazy Spice Market!
Our day in the amazing Stonetown with it's Coral stone Buildings, we get lost in the alleyways, see some history as we visit the site of the slave market and then take on the very intense central market.
Did Africans Sell Our Ancestors into Slavery? #slavery #africans #africanamericans #RaisingTheVibe
This throwback mini-series features an African elder’s perspective on whether some Africans sold other Africans into slavery, along with my commentary on the issue.
West Africa Slave Route with Kids
Chronicling our family trip to West Africa in Oct-Dec 2016.
An informational tour of the West African Slave Route.
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Why Bat Flies at Night
In this recording of Storytelling with Delta Pick Mello, discover Bat’s secret mission to fly to the moon in this delightful origin story from the Kono people of Sierra Leone.