@anhistorylover: Everyone and everything IS FROM America NOT Africa!!! #Africa #aiyanaamaru #anhistorylover #southamerica #cocoa

Samantha :

So Africans ain’t even from Africa I’m tired

unitedstatesangel1 :

I love this but it was New Mexico that was called Ethiopia.The Americas(white people) was living with them and double crossed them,along with the group of people called Africas,white and Dark races.but I’m with you

⚜️Louisiana Born⚜️ :

Yes! Some of my people were sent to Libera! My family's roots in St. Landry Parish, Louisiana, run deep. Long before the first Orphan Train arrived in Opelousas in 1907, my ancestors were already living, working, and building their lives on that land. Today, Opelousas is home to the Louisiana Orphan Train Museum, which preserves the history of the children who arrived there from New York beginning in 1907. � City of Opelousas +1 As I continue researching my family's history, I'm reminded that our story didn't begin with Ellis Island or later waves of immigration. Our roots in St. Landry Parish stretch back generations. Every record I uncover is another reminder that my ancestors helped shape Louisiana's history long before many of the events we learn about in school. Knowing where you come from is powerful. Our history matters, and it deserves to be remembered. ❤️

angel flow :

So True, Goddess. Great video. Thank You.💯👍🙏🥰

Zapora🤞🏿 :

Great job

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Double J :

Oh my God I love this woman

Ayodele M Wilson :

I’ve said this all the pyramids are here in United States them are the people we shipped them out yah we are the moors it’s like we sold them out if you ask me they the one that didn’t fight and got sent 😳

Thierry-Sonora :

Love this 🔥🔥🔥

revenge4ma💥pipo🤬😡 :

what does Ghana mean?

Difficult-YaMayakaan :

Strick-Lamar555 :

I appreciate your research thank you!👸🏾💎💜

Sissy Fajr-Dawn🪶🏹 :

9tah⚡electronica :

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Anonymous LJ :

9tah⚡electronica :

Joshua_the_Just :

Thank you

King Jha :

handmaiden4yah :

Yes, Sis., thank you.

Fillmore :