ever since,Europeans has interfered with our History
The Resistance
was born
Finding Inspiration in Every Turn
"This page has been created to honor and celebrate your ancestors who fought and died for freedom, as well as the individuals today who continue the journey against oppression, systemic racism, slavery, colonialism, and discrimination. It serves as a tribute to their resilience and dedication to preserving the history and identity of the Black race. These courageous individuals, both past and present, strive against discrimination and segregation
"This page has been created to honour and celebrate your ancestors who fought and died for freedom, as well as the individuals today who continue the journey against oppression, systemic racism, slavery, colonialism, and discrimination. It serves as a tribute to their resilience and dedication to preserving the history and identity of the Black race. These courageous individuals, both past and present, strive against discrimination and segregation to safeguard their culture and legacy."
Our Story
First Resistance Immigration came to us we don't
want to go
The Middle Passage
Putting up a Resistance
Never forget the 2 Million who died
during the corssing of the Middle passage
La Amistad successfully slave ship revolted
towards freedom
The jolly batchelor slave ship revolt
in 1742 the jolly batchelor ship was docked in sierra LEONE RIVER. WHEN THE CAPTIVES FREED THEMSELVES FROM THE SHIP HOLD AFTER KILLING THE CABIN CREW and the captain LATER ABANDONED THE SHIP.
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did you know ?
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Kunta Kinten
Abdoukaim
Benkos Bioho
Tupac Amaru II
Zanj Rebellion Slave
Revolt
Aliban Muhammad
Mahdist War 1881 -1899
Muhammad Ahmad
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global slave revolt's
Fought FOR FREEDOM
fought for Africa, fought to reserve it's culture history and it's identity
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REST.IN.POWER.
OUR ANCESTORS LIVE ON THROUGH US AND OUR CHILDERN
now journey with me, whIle we take a look at what our Ancestors ENDURED
fought against survive and why their legends in ever sense of the word legends are made not born
walking the path of the ancestor
we start with kunta kinteh island
THE GAMBIA JUFFUREH HOME OF KUNTA KINTEH
EXPLORING KUNTA KINTEH ISLAND
ONCE KNOWN AS SAINT JAMES ISLAND
from gambia to senegal
GOREE ISLAND DAKAR SENEGAL
THE POINT OF NO RETURN
MY JOURNEY EXPLORING THE TRANSATLANTIC SLAVE TRADE
also known as the middle passage took me to many different cities around the world
collecting pieces of the story from africa to portugal, ENGLAND, south america, central america, The caribbean AND THE UNITED STATES
JUST FOR YOU
THE POINT OF NO RETURN
BUT AS YOU KNOW THIS WAS JUST THE BEGINNING OF the JOURNEY
WHERE MANY LEGENDS PATHS WAS MADE
THE BIRTH OF THE CHILDREN OF THE AFRICAN DIASPORA.
"This visual timeline video map provides an insightful overview of the approximate number of slave ships that departed from Africa between 1840 and 1855, along with the various regions to which our ancestors were transported."
"This video of the middle passage Voyage was filmed at the International Slavery Museum, located at Albert Dock in Liverpool, England."
"Welcome to this visual timeline video, which begins in 1601 and illustrates the development of various colonial trading routes across Europe. This timeline highlights the transportation of enslaved Africans, with footage captured at the Liverpool Maritime Museum."
please note that this video of the middle passage journey was filmed at the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, D.C."
"This video was filmed at the National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis, Tennessee."
"This video was filmed at the Maritime Museum in Liverpool, England."
"This video was filmed at the Slave Haven Underground Railroad Museum in Memphis, Tennessee."
"This video features a replica of a slave ship, filmed at the National Great Blacks in Wax Museum in Baltimore, Maryland."
"This video part 3 features a replica of a slave ship The slave Quarters, filmed at the National Great Blacks in Wax Museum in Baltimore, Maryland."
"This short video captures Another part my visit to the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, D.C."
"This video was filmed at the Museum of London Docklands."
"This video part 2 features a replica of a slave ship, filmed at the National Great Blacks in Wax Museum in Baltimore, Maryland."
"This short video captures my visit to the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, D.C."
"This short video captures information about the middle passage from the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, D.C."
Name and dates of english slave ship London Museum Docklands
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Deptford Hidden History
AND SOUTHEAST LONDON
NAME / JOB / TITLE
ART TELLING THE STORY OF THE MIDDLE PASSAGE SLAVERY AND THE JOURNEY
BEYOND
we travelled to The next part of our journey which, started in Portugal
home to which stared the Beginning of the Transatlantic slave trade
The Atlantic slave trade began around 1336 or 1342 when Portuguese traders brought the first Canarian slave to Europe. In 1526, Portuguese mariners transported the first shipload of Africans to Brazil, marking a significant moment in the transatlantic slave trade. This history underscores the importance of our mission with Culture Wear, which serves as an extension of the former Universal Tree initiative. For those researching Black history, traveling to these locations is crucial. It offers a deeper understanding of the impact of the Atlantic slave trade and its cultural implications. It's essential to distinguish this from the Arab slave trade, often referred to as the Saharan slave trade, which had different routes and circumstances in Africa. Engaging with these histories in person allows for a more comprehensive exploration of cultural heritage and the enduring legacies of these events.
There was many ways of fighting
Freedom for all
PICK YOUR FLAVOR