@infinitebey: We've been taught to see Black American culture through one lens. But what if the story is more layered? Some researchers argue that parts of what we call "Afrocentric" today may also reflect Indigenous traditions that survived through generations of Black Americans. Do you think our culture has deeper Indigenous roots than we've been taught? #fba #indigenous #nativetiktok #aboriginal #nativeamerican

Charles Brittain171 :

white people came from them Africans as Albinos.

Joy 77 :

Cherokee is in my bloodline.

Terren :

I literally walk similar to that without trying. It makes sense because I’m a fighter as well.

FlyLeelee :

Thank you for posting this...I've been using these talking points

chusimiA :

My mom is a native! I’m so glad this is coming out!!

Xoxia_DaDoll :

EXACTLY🪶✊🏾❤️

t :

I love my people 🙌🏿🪶💯

madame.yakub :

Yooo

Slick :

Solute Chief Gawddess💯🔥✨

Freedmedia :

🥰🔥🔥 love it

Luvmy_destiny :

We are who we are

CUTALLcOMPANYs LLc :

💯💯💯

FreeMindOpenMind1.2 :

💯

Zaphar Ya’ru el haya Ezah el :

Yo!!!

MasterRizza :

we also walk with a limp and shoulder drop. In the west Indian Islands we call it bapping! 😁👏

Taan Jiing :

Good grief

creative_native1 :

MinHotepThundercat :

Tsalagi🔥🔥🔥🔥

9tah⚡electronica :

👂🏾 aniyunwia 🪶

GoddyssLyfe25 :

We’ve been living the culture without even knowing we were living the culture

Daryle :

that's a felony right there folks.

Aries Falcon ♈️ 🪽 :

hold up did she say they where the Chaldi??? I seen this millions of times and never cuaght that... interesting