Life on A Slave Ship
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 9. 09. 2020
- In today's video we are discussing a difficult topic, and we have to say it would be impossible to sum up the African slave trade in a few short minutes, and it would be disrespectful to try. We want to make it clear that is not our intention. Instead we're going to try and show you just a slice of how horrible the living conditions on a slave ship actually were.
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I liked it when he said that a short video was an injustice for those who suffered
Better than nothing. Usually White folks trying to deny and do away with this part of history.
True
@@MrWyzegy
I think he means that there is no way to actually OWN a living being.
You may LEGALLY own that living being, but you can not completely control them. They still have their own voices and bodies.
The fact that some people thought that they could own another human... It's disgusting.
@@dillzer12 Why did you have to say that? Slavery was wrong either way.
@@dillzer12 lol ikr the video itself said that africans were already slaves
Me: I hate history class
Also Me: watchâs history videos on the infographics show
I've been a history buff since before I took any history classes .. I love it honestly
Yes I used to enjoy history in year 7 but then in year 8 we got a different teacher and it wasnât as fun but the infographics video are very interesting because of the way they teach it
The infoghaghics show there the best history teacher
Maya F same
Well we dont need to do homesork
The one topic no country wants to talk about
Yea especially white people
@@eatadick6969 i would talk about it all day it happend hundreds of years ago so who cant talk about it ??
He who must not be named.
Scarlet A ik glad they do that where you live
@@eatadick6969 youâre actually being racist towards white people...youâre generalising them
The fact that people were okay with treating people like this during the time is beyond me
They had different values, in part because education back then was a luxury that very few had and it was very centered on religion, when you have ignorance + an extreme rought life (life back then for the average joe was NOT easy, specially at the sea) + seeing scenes of brutality pretty much everyday(for example people dying from diseases, authorities beating up people and burning people alive (for example during the inquisition)) = a group of people that have normalized brutality and don't have a notion what human dignity really is
Most likely if you grew up at that time and area, it wouldn't be beyond you.
maybe in the future people will look at how we treat animals and can't imagine what were doing
Probably did not pay attention to history class then
Not much has changed since then or since the roman times.
Things are a little bit under the rug now not so public.
You think people are treated in less brutal ways these days you are wrong.
Humans: "Why do bigfoots want to stay hidden in the forest from us?"
Also humans:
yes.
Understandable.
What internet are you using
I see you everywhere leave me alone
Just Some Bigfoot With Internet Access seems legit
As an African American Iâm beyond speechless. Fighting back tearsâŠ.Lord have mercy. The things people will do for money! With hatred as a backdrop.
I'm an African American as well. I completely agree. My ancestor's were slaves brought here from Africa to work in Georgia.
Too true bro/gal đđ€Šđ»ââïž
It's a dark legacy of the European colonial Empires.
You and Most African Americans will know their heritage routes watching this
Wish we could turn back time-đđżââïžđĄđŽđ»
@@Frankfuckinhorrigan no one asked
@@fate8007 bro is a joke
I feel sick to my stomach watching this đ Humans are so cruel.
Truthfully sometimes I wonder how I can be a human . I hate humans
@@amayahunter4939 but remember not all humans are wretched
My mom says slavery was a choice. Is that true?
@@Fran-mh2ef NO! did you even watch the video?
white people*
Let's get some history on African empires like Nubia, Mali, and the Songhai.
Thank you. Dont let them forget
@@troydeondaltonjr of course
Difficult to white-wash, E.g. Ancient Egypt, White people in north Africa during a time when zero was going on in Europe.
Ah, what great "empires". Mud huts and thatch bows.
@@jredacted8229 Get educated
Such a horrific experience, couldnât even imagine it. And it still has ramifications today
Yeah its wierd. When I get pulled over you can see it in the officers eyes. Its wierd sometimes, you look close most dnt really care but some of them their eyes have so much hate like we should still be slaves and he doesn't understand why we aren't. Scary sometimes.
Bobby's Eyes Pogue of course I was just referring to this specific one
It should be legalized to punch the face of an unempathetic, every time they much light of such events! đđ
And white supremacists should be given the death penalty. Smh. This would, in fact, be making progress. And authority figures, e.g. police should be trained to identify "quiet white supremacists." For these are the worse ones.
Edit: Grammatical errors.
@@Human_01
SpeakingAsAnIsraeliIThinkEVERYSINGLEWhitePersonNeedsToBeStrategicallyDispossesedAndPreventedFromAchievingProsperityAndSelfDetermination.
@@tuelzalt I feel this....
They were tortured
They were humiliated
But they still survived
Now they are some finest leaders
Yeah they did survive but theyâre still one of the poorest countries
@@V-oe9cu which country?
@@dubya724 the whole and only native land of blacks AFRICA
@@V-oe9cu Africa isnât a country
@@DevinDomino oh thanks for informing
I really admire how respectful this show is - their show of integrity really comes throughđ
how are they being respectful? it seems like well in my opinion there just doing what they should if there going to teach people something like this.....not admirable or anything just how it should be on the usaul
@@OnlySayori Dude most people are bias or donât do touchy topics like this. And having a well together video like this is rare and has a lot of work into it
Some people forget how recent this is my grand parentsâ grand parents may have very well been slaves. Crazy world
So true
Yeah, my great grandma who died in 2016, her mom was alive when slavery ended.
Yep!!! Thatâs it. My Grandparents experienced Jim Crow.
@@lashandaallenredmon2109 My PARENTS experienced Jim Crow. They didn't go to integrated schools until high school. My parents couldn't go to the white hospital or the white restaurants as children. My mom says one of her relatives (an uncle or cousin, I think) was the first black person to be buried in the city cemetery.
This is so cruel I can't imagine humans doing this to other humans
still happens today
Vegans seeing this:- you are still cruel nothing has changed except for humans you still are killing every animal
It got plenty worse before and after this. Heck, just look at the last 100 years or so to see for yourself.
Simon Turner are you saying the last 100 years were worse then this
@@ekkimittrettanafn2242 remember: Slavery was never abolished in the societies that sold the slaves to the westerns! At the same time they had to stop enslaving white people due to increased tech gap & retaliation, making up for that loss takes its toll. Add in shifts in local power dynamics and it gets really messy.
It was a whole different type of evil back then
My mom says slavery was a choice. Is that true? Did they REALLY choose to become slaves?
@@Fran-mh2ef huh?
@@Fran-mh2ef Of course not
And now
@@Fran-mh2ef That is the dumbest thing I've ever heard. You should stop listening to your mom
Went to a public school. Education on African history was slim
Weird my school did allot of it, in the US btw
Same
Jailan Simon at least where I live I go to a pub school we learned about this and about Africa tribes and stuff.
@@monferno1 yea same, we covered this pretty thoroughly
maybe you just didnt pay attention
Why is one of the slavesâthe girlfriendâ
I don't know!!!!
All black cartoon characters don't look alike đđ
I was thinking the EXACT same thingđđ! (But seriously though, i'm black and watching this makes me give up on the world)
Production ease the animation character already exists, and she is a person of color. The boyfriend has made appearances in other videos.
I thought the same thing instantly!
And they tell me and other Blacks to get over it. The least my ancestors are owed is to have their stories told and not sugar coated. Thanks Infographics.
Facts
Get OVER IT
@@sshorty0137 very correct there are more important issues today. He just appreciating infographic for letting their story to be told. What's wrong with that.
@sshorty01 Dumb comment.
@Lil Reese AKA The Chiraq Grim Reaper đ
So you're trying to tell me these people took about two hunid years to find out that the people from Africa are actual people?
Unfortunately.
some to this day dont understand
@@khaalidali5891 Humanity's stupidity, truly is endless.
No, they were 100% aware that Africans are human beings. The thing you have to understand is this was a time period where selling other human beings was perfectly normal, so they obv knew they were selling other ppl, but they believed it was ok.
They knew, they just used it as an excuse to justify it.
The infographics show should make an episode on Jim Crow and life after slavery for the black community.
This!!
I agree. Let's tell the entire story.
Nothing in this world is sexier than a WOKE WHITE WOMAN đ€đ€đ€đđŸ
@@orlandojones8066 listen to Bill Burrs recent joke about white women. Itâs so true itâs hilarious.
@@Blake1720 SNL monologuet??? I listened to it....super funny, Bill is Dope
When i see this video i remember the legend "Kunta Kinte" in the series "Roots"
8th grade history flashbacks
Omfg right. I love that movie. And I love 18th century boats
Arg.
His name was toby.
@@munchiemac2895 lol
Your name is Toby boy that's who u is!
Man this was tough to watch but really educational.
And biased....
@@laural7262 how you racist. i see you commenting everywhere.
Its the same as any slaves were treated... even the white ones.
laura l How was it biased?
@@wick7201 it was not. That must be a boomer đ€Ł
I learned more from this then my teacher
Critical race theory in effect
There were not only slaves sent to the us. In fact, more slaves were sent to the Carib and South America.
Brazil
@@elio4463 Do you understand how foolish you sound? Who do you think carried slaves to the Caribbean and South America it was Europeans aka White men. Do you think that the British European/ Dutch European/ French European who at some time or the other had slaves in the US were somehow different from the Spanish European and the Portuguese European who dominated the colonization of South America? It was all white people.
@@elio4463 it's because the people that complain about it majority live in USA. Why would they talk about some other country more than what their own country did? No one denies it, but it'd be like expecting modern Germany to talk about other genocides instead of the Holocaust
True
@@lovechild872 Brazil is part of South America
âI canât think there is any intrinsic value in one color more than the other; nor that white is better than black. Only we think it so because WE are so.â
Wow... that is remarkably progressive for the time
Just unfathomable that people could do this to other people. Pure evil
Bruh I just finished an assignment about this RIGHT after this was posted. When I most needed this. Edit: grammar + explanation
Random fun fact and little edit here, the guy they talked about Eugenio or something, may have not experienced the middle passage and may have been born in the colonies according to one historian. (Got this from my assignment lol)
đ€I feel you
RIP
What you need is to read a book and not rely on CZcams to teach you about history.
F in the chat
Also me where was this when I needed it the most
I remember when I was learn history in secondary school here in the UK we did a big project on Olaudah Equiano and how he was freed and taught to read by a Quaker captain. He did a lot of great works for his people in his lifetime.
I learned a lot more by reading about him too
Who else learns more on CZcams than high schoolđwhat teachers takes a whole semester to teach we learn on CZcams in 10-15 minđknowledge is power and channels like this imma a huge fanđđŸ
You can learn more from Dr.Claude Anderson
Me cuz I'm not in high school
If I was a history teacher Iâd show a few Infographics shows a week in class.
No you wouldnât bc the government controls whatâs allowed to be taught. Plus, there are those who are not educators but oppose curriculum that runs counter to their views.
As an educator, if you were one, you would see the contradictions in the video. Depending on your education itself.
Beauty doesnât last forever but a beautiful personality does.
-The Shades
0:10 "The Girlfriend" was alive in 1694. The Infographics Show lore continues to expand
Im calling the bot police
@@4DR3N4L1N3. Appreciated
These bots gettin out of hand
I think this comment has the record for the most prostitutes attacking it.
@@thebadstation8416 exactly look at that pfp
Iâm really happy that you guys did a video on this.
Can we get African History before Slavery?
I would like to see that more as well. This subject while important is NOT our origin story.
Africa is a fkin continent.....itâs not a country....the human history of Africa starts with the history of humanity itself
Why, this is usually the type of thing they do
@@infinityxtanishq8712 southern americans when they find put humanity started in africa
@@infinityxtanishq8712 What?
I like seeing videos like this. Please educate and pass this on more. There's so much in this history.. thanks for doing this.
Always, great video! And a very good way to tackle a tough subject and yet still acknowledge the dignity required.
One of the best CZcams channels.. this is my top 5 .. keep on good work đđŒđ
Thank you, for making this. It was quite informative.
Infographics finally talking about the horrors of slavery? Wow
This video is gonna help so much for history! Tysm!
I just finished learning this part on our classes unit last week, this wouldâve been so helpful back then
No horror story or film could possibly be as bad as this. Those poor souls. Taken from their homeland and treated so brutally. Horrific.
I LEARNED ALL THIS IN GRADE 4 ALREADY BUT THIS STILL MAKES ME CRY
Thanks for taking the time to make the video and post.
Sooo nice love the infographics show And itâs other content
If technology was same at that time, they would literally be online shopping for them.
They literally shop online today for slaves. Sad reality for some people.
@@dscharlesworth1 đ„ș
Not funny
@@dscharlesworth1 yes in the middle east. There was a report about it a few months ago
@@quanbrooklynkid7776 we know
This is a brilliant video great job and I have subscribed too đđđđđ
This is the best one yet!đđżđŻ
Human beings Man, I just don't know how we've even made it this far.
Just wait till you learn about the Holocaust
@@TheYungApollo not everything is about you guys đ
@@Yorubaddie racist
@@Yorubaddie wait what?
Bodies were stacked on top of each other like loafs of bread
Ur fine af
@@JoseRamos-mv2ty thank you đ
@@chiquishaf what's your ig
@@JoseRamos-mv2ty you starvin
@@anthonyp2883 i really am
Infographics Show: *Provides useful history lesson*
Kids: âwHy iS tHe GiRlfriEnD tHeRe???â
His girlfriend is on the ship đđ
i was thinking the same thing
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SAVE THE GIRLFRIEND!!!
For real!
I'm crying đđđ
Thanks you for this vide i learned about my ancestors and it was for a history quizđ„șđ„șâ€ïž
With 13:03, the fact that this happened about 250 years ago doesnât really feel so long ago
This makes me hang my head in shame...... I simply thought that slavery was no freedom..... But by this i discovered much worse than that......I cannot believe HUMANS have done this to to other humans.......I will observe 1 min silence for the slaves everyday
Thanks for educating the world with your videos.
This video is perfect, I have an essay due later today about this exact thing
I'm so blessed my parents put us in a private school. We studied and watched vidios that didn't marshmallow stuff.
Traumatizing but necessary. The crusifixation was taught too.
Clearly didn't teach spelling.
I wish my school had covered this topic at greater length. This is some sad stuff.
love the vid keep the work up
Great content being posted keep it up
I appreciate you making a video about this. It hurts my soul to think that my ancestors went through this.
Ok
How many peopleâs first thought was Killmongers last words from Black Panther. Those were mine.
Truly Chilling.....
What were they?
Navin M It was the most powerful line in the entire movie.
The Igbo landing
thank you for your video it isvery useful
Iâve been binging so many infographics videos lately
As a young black man in his 20s, I do not feel offended watching this. I looked only for history review of my ancestors. I was already taught this when I was in middle school and had seen The Roots. But hearing the conditions of what happened, I do realize those times were indeed a hellhole.
But the parts in 8:43 and 11:55 shocked me...
Lol young Brothers you got a lot more to know about your history and this wasn't it
Why arenât you offended?? This is messed up...
I didn't really think this could be see as offensive
@@santo9032 i think he meant offended from the people who made this video
@@santo9032 because thus happened generations ago
Ok let the racism begin in the comments đđż
You already know lol
@@kingvxv6438 đđ€Łđđ€Ł
Ppl already talking about "we wuz kangz" smh.
No time wasted smh đ
....yeah, I'm trying to brace myself for it.
Love you infographics
I love the narrator thank you for having respect for our ancestors đđœđđŸ
0:10 NO! NOT THE GIRL FRIEND!!!
O.o
One thing that history doesn't seem to be able to erase is the instant brutality
Should always remember. Never let it die out. Always fight oppression.
Lets fn gooo I love this and how yal handled this!!! đđżđđżđđżđđż
This video alone tought me more then school
You're amazing, infografic gang đŒ
Is time I pay respect to my ancestors
its 2am here, but i will prove my loyalty to this channel by commenting and like it
I love youâre videos they help with my school
Awesome.
Your
The round hands are back! Keep this animation style, we don't like change.
Didnât even notice the hands were round đ€Ł.
@@Sunshine-rq1ow Now you'll always look at the hands! đ
@@rayparenteau yeah đ€Łđ€Ł for sure
Welp ... the comment sectionâs gonna get interesting.
*grabs popcorn*
Epic video infographics show
The worst part is this created a domino effect that still affects African Americans today. This one group of people were oppressed for so long and had such a late start in the same American society they helped build. True freedom for African Americans has only been 54 years. 54. years.
This! Well said.
Itâs mad how Virginia abolished slavery in the same year that the first remaining pro football (soccer) club was created which was Stoke city in 1863. Itâs really not that long ago.
@Saber Fox hmmm isnât America like the leader of the free world or something and slavery wasnât abolished till the later 19th century
Thx I am going on a voyage this weekend now I know what to be careful for
I love how you put England higher in the list before Spain in the greatest villains ...SPAIN thanks for that Infographics
â not all men working on the ship were heartless savages â WHATTTT????????
He's right and already provided an example. There's not reason to say "WHATTTT????????" at all as there needed to be abolitionist who saw how bad slavery was for it to be abolished. Use your head man.
@@Gadget-Walkmen
iâm sure there were nice nazis back in the day but they still partook in something very evil and sinister
evil is evil bro use your brain
@@Gadget-Walkmen exactly. It was a horrible profession but some had no choice. Doesnât make it ok.
Yall are bogus for making one of the slaves "the girlfriend"
Bruh âthe girlfriendâ was disrespected
Wdym ?
How else do you want him to describe her? I'm just asking.
They are just finding a way to be covertly racist
@@Mommyknowsbestduh so would u rather them call her "the woman"? Like what else s he going to call her?
I been waiting for this one
Slavery is abolished but racism hasnt ended yet
Yeah get over less than 1% of people in first world nations have racist views
@@EveryoneElseIsWeirdImNormal đđđ 1%?! đđ
@@ruffridge02 do you have any statistics you'd like to share
@@EveryoneElseIsWeirdImNormal do you? You're the one making these claims.
Slavery still happens in Africa, China & The Middle East
People who threat others like animals are the animals themselves
Actually everyone is a animal
@@EveryoneElseIsWeirdImNormal how r we all animals?
African servitude is NOT to be compared with the European slavery Africans endured. These are two completely different things. Servants in Africa could acquire property and have families, whereas European slavery was dehumanizing to say the least.
European slavery? There were slaves in Rome and other ancient empires that weren't that bad, american slavery tho
i jus wanna cry watching this but i know it's just sad facts ...
@@justtakethename7383 bro of course. No one should be enslave by another person, it's just inhumane.
Darkuu Did any body say that slavery only happened to Africans? The reason why this aspect of slavery is talked about so much is because it was world wide and it was the foundation of many countries growth In economy (cotton agriculture etc)stop dampening others pain because it happened to others in society.
I was just learning about this in 8th grade. Thanks.
*WHICH SOFTWARE/APPLICATION DO YOU USE TO MAKE THESE VIDEO* ......!
Who else have been watching The Infographics Show for more than a year?đâ€ïž
Yep
suprised they finally did this as one of the videos
In what way is this "surprising" at all?
I love these stories!
Sad
Tough material to do- you forgot the rapes, but I commend the team for researching this and making this video.
No it was mentioned or like it was glossed over we get the picture
@@mikeamico6763 no bro - you don't
@@mon6745 well with the liberty to speak for myself I do. I been around
I just watched around a dozen videos from this channel and found a lot of information I believe to be inaccurate. And most of it is simple stuff that one should know. I like the videos but itâs hard to believe what is being said when inaccurate information is being thrown in. I do doubt itâs being done on purpose though. But with that being said everyone makes errors. I read, study and research these kinds of things as a hobby and enjoy coming across channels like this they sometimes contain information on subjects I didnât know or have forgotten. I did subscribe though and for the most part I enjoyed the videos I watched.
Curious as to the inaccuracies you found. I really like this channel, and history altogether. It's a lot of information out there, and it takes a lot of time to research when it comes to history. Which makes it so interesting to me. So please explain/list a couple please?
@@LilBruhRod I commented this a year ago and I donât even remember this video. So no. I canât provide a list. Go watch them and figure it out on your own.
The burden of proof is on OP but it's probably some troll account
And the fact that this led to racism... đđ now I see what my ancestors went through....
What prevents you from going back to the land of your ancestors?
@@Choodcel I'm already living there. What I'm saying is I see what my ancestors had to live through.
It did happen to my ancestors from Scotland after the English won the Battle of Culaden in the 1740's. The wearing of the clan tartan was forbidden and my people were shackled, endentured for 30 years (ie made into slaves) to pay for their passage. They escaped and settled on the frontier and later helped lead the revolution against Geo III.
Yeah It happens to literally every nation heck the Spartans entire civilization was based on enslaving their nabours
Dan Carlin has a good podcast episode on slavery called "human resources". It's very detailed and also talks about the Haitian Revolution.