I cannot express how wonderful this series is. Its incredibly well researched and executed. Its very difficult to explain such egregious history objectively in this day and age. But these 2 have done a fabulous job of it. Throughout these videos I've been going into side quests looking more and more into each thing they talk about. great educational stuff right here. So much they didn't tech us in school. It's a shame really. But I'm glad I discovered this so I can show my children. I also plan to take them to some of these plantations that stand to this day. We live in SC so this history is very meaningful.
@@GeorgetownCountyLibr Amazing work, I never got ANY of this in school. We're all so brainwashed and dumbed down by our American propaganda education. These videos are really helping to open my eyes up even more, thanks for posting.
@@curiosityl.6261 It was called Dreamkeepers. Unfortunately, it is no longer, but the items and photos Mr. Drayton collected are part of other collections now, including our online digital library, www.gcdigital.org.
History says Catholic, who are Christians, put Africans in chains because the pope said Africans were infidels…scripture like Exodus 21 were quoted by the pope as justification for the enslavement of Africans by the Spanish and Portuguese, the English followed shortly thereafter…it was also Southern Christians that enforced the institution of slavery in the US…Religion was used as a control tactic just like breaking up African families through sale and restrictions on education of the enslaved…I would abandon the Christian faith if I were African American…stay safe
It's crazy how they were republican and we had seats in congress, and the house now there's only one senator and from what I researched there are NO black Republicans in the house nor congress today. Can someone explain WHAT HAPPENED??????
Native Savannahian born in color hospital 1951 educated in public school system here graduate of Savannah state college to dayis rename due to invasion of white students who attended classes 1995. Because Savannah state university was able complete with other university i graduate from university. Study math computer science average student learn many skills while working on campus those trades has developed pride in social duties as citizen with in State of geroiga.we are apart of low country history.
Thank you soo much 4 Da Truth! 💝I always saw the edged Favoritism 4 South Carolina Brothers n Da Military "they were always skilled 4 Shoo, some Good n On top off it! Always change n da back pocket, this explains a lot ,I've always wonderd why,But too lazy 2 research n confirm! Now I now a part of that Truth! Than soo much! 💝💝 I
Great information. Thank you. Was Georgetown mixed with African and Native American Indian local tribes? When I see African American term.. which is a term pushed by D.C and only about 20 years old, not all people of color are African. Most are Native American. SC was heavily populated by native tribes. At some point native tribes across US states and territories were reclassified as negros. Which then over generations, many lost the knowledge of their Native American ancestry.
Peace to everyone...I ordinarily don't watch anything that starts of African American , However your information is on point, your book reference is on point!! Thank you for your efforts to enlighten viewers with American history!! 👍👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I’m soo excited to have found the incredible series!
Thank you very very much!
Thank you so much for all you do to keep history of black people in America. Thank you 💝 thank you God bless you Thank you 😊❤️😊
There is nothing like knowledge that heal the soul, give meaning to life,understanding to why things are like they are.Thank you!
I cannot express how wonderful this series is. Its incredibly well researched and executed. Its very difficult to explain such egregious history objectively in this day and age. But these 2 have done a fabulous job of it. Throughout these videos I've been going into side quests looking more and more into each thing they talk about. great educational stuff right here. So much they didn't tech us in school. It's a shame really. But I'm glad I discovered this so I can show my children. I also plan to take them to some of these plantations that stand to this day. We live in SC so this history is very meaningful.
Thanks
They both are very knowledgeable, did they used teach history in college maybe?
They both did, and Mr. Drayton founded a beautiful, hyperlocal African American history museum in Georgetown, SC.
@@GeorgetownCountyLibr Amazing work, I never got ANY of this in school. We're all so brainwashed and dumbed down by our American propaganda education. These videos are really helping to open my eyes up even more, thanks for posting.
@@GeorgetownCountyLibr Do you know the name of the museum?
@@curiosityl.6261 It was called Dreamkeepers. Unfortunately, it is no longer, but the items and photos Mr. Drayton collected are part of other collections now, including our online digital library, www.gcdigital.org.
@@GeorgetownCountyLibr Cool thanks! I'll check it out for sure
Very good lecture.
Thank you Jesus Christ for being free and free indeed
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History says Catholic, who are Christians, put Africans in chains because the pope said Africans were infidels…scripture like Exodus 21 were quoted by the pope as justification for the enslavement of Africans by the Spanish and Portuguese, the English followed shortly thereafter…it was also Southern Christians that enforced the institution of slavery in the US…Religion was used as a control tactic just like breaking up African families through sale and restrictions on education of the enslaved…I would abandon the Christian faith if I were African American…stay safe
This is a blessing to know about black people.
Good video!!!!
Glad you enjoyed it
@@GeorgetownCountyLibr Where is part three the civil ear era?
It's crazy how they were republican and we had seats in congress, and the house now there's only one senator and from what I researched there are NO black Republicans in the house nor congress today. Can someone explain WHAT HAPPENED??????
Native Savannahian born in color hospital 1951 educated in public school system here graduate of Savannah state college to dayis rename due to invasion of white students who attended classes 1995. Because Savannah state university was able complete with other university i graduate from university. Study math computer science average student learn many skills while working on campus those trades has developed pride in social duties as citizen with in State of geroiga.we are apart of low country history.
I wish she was my history teacher this shit wouldn’t have went down!
Thank you soo much 4 Da Truth! 💝I always saw the edged Favoritism 4 South Carolina Brothers n Da Military "they were always skilled 4 Shoo, some Good n On top off it! Always change n da back pocket, this explains a lot ,I've always wonderd why,But too lazy 2 research n confirm! Now I now a part of that Truth! Than soo much! 💝💝 I
Great information. Thank you.
Was Georgetown mixed with African and Native American Indian local tribes?
When I see African American term.. which is a term pushed by D.C and only about 20 years old, not all people of color are African. Most are Native American. SC was heavily populated by native tribes. At some point native tribes across US states and territories were reclassified as negros. Which then over generations, many lost the knowledge of their Native American ancestry.
Peace to everyone...I ordinarily don't watch anything that starts of African American , However your information is on point, your book reference is on point!! Thank you for your efforts to enlighten viewers with American history!! 👍👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
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The lady in red reminds me of my Nana
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