A Brief History Of How Liberia Became The First African Republic
A Brief History Of How Liberia Became The First African Republic
Liberian musician Abraham P. “Detrench” Kallon gives a brief history how Liberia became the first African Republic and about the country’s establishment in honor of Black unity and Juneteenth.
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For more:https://www.theroot.com/brief-history-liberia-first-african-republic-1850571322
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Ora orak yahudi yahudi cah cilik…. suporter e yahudi Karo tujuane dewe
They was trying to send us back😂😂😂 I feel for the ones who got taken back 😪 .
Who do to Liberia
Who do to Liberia
The side of this story is that other didn’t went to Liberian and end up in Dominican Republic in a place they call Samana , I’ve done my dna 🧬 test and I share a community of Montserrado Liberian thanks you for this information
James Briggs did not look white that photo was sketch created in 1950s. The real James Briggs was dark skin. They altered these photos to start the propaganda the returnees didn't look like them.
Thank you
Interesting. I never knew this. Thank you for sharing this knowledge. ✊🏾❤
Yeah idk why yall keep calling thise people blacks we have the family records and they were american indians. Keep believing lies tho
Arkansas history 🚨✅‼️
Doesn't Liberia still practice slavery? 🤔
Very interesting vid, thanks. I think it's important to point out why it was ultimately a failure from the original plan to force 100% of the freed slaves to relocate there. The powers that be at the time determined it was too cruel, sending them to an almost certain fate of death from unfriendly neighbors who were looking to capture & enslave anyone they could. As I remember, I think only around 1,500 relocated there. Some of them built plantation type homes & enslaved whoever they could, & they were the master now…
Keep in mind neither Lincoln nor any of his peers believed freed slaves could ever assimilate into Western ideology civilization, & they shuddered to think of their descendants ignoring the reason their ancestors weren't forced to Liberia, & what potential problems would arise over it. Which goes a long way to explain where we're at today.
Before I can go any further, are you a Nigerian or Liberian?
My trivial thought when I hear Liberia mentioned:
🎶Liberian girl!
You know that you came and you changed my world
Just like in the movies!
Two Lover in a scene
And she says, "Do you love me?"
And he answers honestly,
"I love you, Liberian girl."🎶
😊