Those who are telling others to go home also need to pack their bags if everyone else is leaving because if that would be the case, only native Americans should be left!

@rosegarden2014

3 жыл бұрын

Right! And they traveled from south America as well. This country has always been a melting pot so nobody should say they were first.

@sansm6297

3 жыл бұрын

@@rosegarden2014 Of course everyone came from somewhere, this is because some people feel that America belongs to them more than everyone else and you know who I mean!

@kpeeskii

3 жыл бұрын

Run Gunn Olmec were the first civilization but not the first people

@deaptah8555

3 жыл бұрын

AND, some indigenous people to the Americas with African decent were reclassified from Native American to decendents of slaves. Especially when they came up with the $5 dollar Indian "civilized" casino tribes.

@daguywhoknowz2638

3 жыл бұрын

Run Gunn you are absolutely right. raceandhistory.com/historicalviews/ancientamerica.htm

I have the same sentiment. I have not been able to trace my African ancestors back that far, but I am getting close after 20+ years of research. But what gives me so much pride is knowing that I come from people who lived through some of the most horrific inhuman situations I could possibly imagine. I think that if they could see us now they would all hold their heads high. Just knowing that we have survived.

@reneew6824

3 жыл бұрын

I feel the same way, so proud to be decedents of such strong people. What they must have went through .

@Jake-nk4wg

3 жыл бұрын

Me too!!!!!!!!!!!! :)

@trekgirl65

3 жыл бұрын

And knowing their own people sold them to the white man was worse.

@carolweller8911

3 жыл бұрын

@@trekgirl65 we don't know that for sure

@d.e.w.8676

3 жыл бұрын

@Rojav but they survived..key word: survived!

That lady said... " We helped make America was it is!!! " yes! I've said that for years, without them, and their knowledge, a lot of things would have never been.. And they brought wisdom, they helped shape people of all colors, we all have learned from each other.. I loved hearing her say that! Now, if we all can embrace the fact that we are all human, love and respect each other... We can finally move forward!!!!

@girlofthex

3 жыл бұрын

South Carolina, history and haunts I agree with you. We all need to realize that this is “our” as in all Americans history. Some White people need to stop being so defensive about the subject. It’s like their carrying around a bunch of guilt for a part of history they had nothing to do with.

0:20 - 0:28 "To come here"? More like "to be kidnapped and dragged here".

@notjordinary

3 жыл бұрын

That peeked my curiosity as well! I honestly think his choice of words highlight the lack of education regarding slavery. It impairs the overall acknowledgement of the horrendous acts of slavery.

@notjordinary

3 жыл бұрын

Earnestine Jones I totally agree and this is why it is offensive and in poor taste when our narrative is purposefully altered. You want Jesus to be white, Santa to be white, all loved not to matter, inequality in the access to education and healthcare, AND to suggest that we merely settled in America willingly?! ... come on now y’all enough is enough.

@PHlophe

3 жыл бұрын

Ernestine, i don't think they meant malice but they oughta have used the correct words with historical context without shortcuts. this reminds me of when Ywite people use the word "settlers" instead of invaders or they use "expat" when instead of immigrant to describe their status. They are perfectly aware of the weight of words.

@fitawrarifitness6842

3 жыл бұрын

Those first Africans were more "indentured labourers" than chattel . They actually got their freedom after they served. This is not to discount the brutality that followed in coming years, but we must understand that the Black America experience is very nuanced.

" A great country embraces it's history and it's complexity" 👏👏👏

@politereminder6284

3 жыл бұрын

@Earnestine Jones The history cannot be changed, but it must be embraced. Enough with the lies and myths. Truth will set the USA free.

What a heartwarming story that ties us to our past. I wish these were the stories we talk about and taught in schools.

There are MANY Tuckers in Bermuda that had a great relationship with VA back in the 1600s. More than likely there is a connection. Captain William Tucker emigrated to Bermuda in 1620. This family should get in touch with Tuckers in Bermuda.

@levarhiggs3174

3 жыл бұрын

Mrssewhardtoplease Thomas Jefferson, Founding Father of the United States whose face is carved into Mt. Rushmore, did the same thing to his 15 year old enslaved at the age of 40 soooo there’s that.

@bernadettesemple9301

3 ай бұрын

Caot William Tucker is my 1Oth GGF

@bernadettesemple9301

3 ай бұрын

Yes that is true

This is the most encouraging and downright spiritual story of ancestry, slavery and strength.

A story that is sad due to the brutality and inhumanity of slavery also unique and incredible.

The reporter is so beautiful

The first Africans didn’t it arrive in 1619. The first African “Slaves” arrived in 1619. Those are two completely different things.

@daguywhoknowz2638

3 жыл бұрын

Please see this link. Africans have walked the America’s for years well before Columbus so called “discovered” the Americas. Africans trades with Native Americans and even a lot of the Gods and Idols in the America’s were Negritic/Olmec type sculptures. We’ve stepped foot on this land well before the white man. They don’t teach this at all. Smh

@SoSpecial16

3 жыл бұрын

DaGuy WhoKnowz yes, I believe this too especially seeing articles of native Americans reclaiming their ancestry as they were reclassified as "black or African slaves". Also the understanding that parts of the Grand Canyon have pyramids too, and areas that cannot be accessed by the public, which could be considered as wanting to hide the truth to suit the distorted narrative. As well as the understanding that the world was considered by some geologists to be one complete land mass called Pangea, with South America being connected to the African continent, as fossils of the same animals have apparently been found in similar areas if they were to be connected today. So interesting. Just a shame that there is so much information that is out there but people rather not do the thinking, and let the media narrative think for them.

@jojosaylor8996

3 жыл бұрын

Preach

@opheliumzone4671

3 жыл бұрын

Preach

@chosenpeople5881

3 жыл бұрын

And they were citizens of Spain

God bless black people....so resilient!!

@girlofthex

3 жыл бұрын

justice 77 justice Thank you, may GOD bless you also🙂

As I listened to their story of the family history, I got chills! Inspiration & strength is what I felt❤

My family traced our ancestors back to 1805. This is amazing that the Tuckers could go back so far.

Such an awesome beautiful story! ❤️🙌🏾

They took my people, said they were “black” and then bought and sold them like cattle. Until you do right by my people.... (Miss Celie’s curse!

@DRL81

3 жыл бұрын

@@jasondavis9639 #ADOS

@DRL81

3 жыл бұрын

@@jasondavis9639 Dude we are saying the same thing. #ADOS is American Descendants of Slavery. Join the movement lol

@DRL81

3 жыл бұрын

@@jasondavis9639 Okay. First Dude I am a women. So stop the bro bruh. lol Okay, Please dont get your information from Tariq he is so trash and very disrespectful! Trust me thats not who you want to follow if your serious about what your ancestors would want. I have been listening to Yvette and Tone for years since she was on Boyce Watkins show. ADOS is lineage base! American Descendant of Slavery is about us getting our #REPARARTIONS so we can close the wealth gap. Yes, There are chapters so we can organize our politics locally. Go to ados101.com There are other people on KZread you can follow that you may like @Bethepower @YFNA13Percent. What state are you in? Also, get William Darity's book From here to Equality. Its great!

@DRL81

3 жыл бұрын

@@jasondavis9639 Tariq is a waste of time. He has done nothing to advance the cause. He is disrespectful to women. I stopped listening to him years ago. I do think he did good work on Hidden Colors thou. Other then that I am not impressed. Also, he is just sitting on pals money who paid for a conference that isnt gonna happen. Nobody is meeting for a mass gathering in covid. And who disrespected Anderson? I used to follow Anderson but his work is outdated at this point and isnt going to work in this age. I dont listen to Boyce either. He is an economist and isnt giving people the numbers.... Im serious just watch Yvette, Tone, BeThePower and Sandy Darity.... I promise they the truth

@DRL81

3 жыл бұрын

@@jasondavis9639 Also join the FB ADOS group. Join the main one and the one for your state if its there. You can get good information in there too.

This is absolutely beautiful!

That's cool they found ancestry all the way back than. I found one of my family that was born in 1691 in Scotland.

@kyle9371

3 жыл бұрын

I'm Kyle Tucker out in Los Angeles, CA. Wonder if my family's related 🤔

@Mani_Matter

3 жыл бұрын

Africans are not from Scotland

@Jake-nk4wg

3 жыл бұрын

@@Mani_Matter The following will hurt your little feelings even more: www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Africans+in+Ireland Sadly, my lineage in Ireland was not from Africans.

@louise-yo7kz

3 жыл бұрын

Amazing, Karen

@katharinesantana7147

3 жыл бұрын

louise don't hate

We are not descendants of slaves, but of survivors!

JERICKA did an AMAZING Job!!! You go girl!!!

This story really shows how American we actually are. So many people try to say go back to Africa but we have been here since the beginning. Before this was even America. My ancestors built this country with literally blood, sweat, and tears. Yet they were never acknowledged as real Americans. And still now we as there descendants don’t get to be apart of the American Dream. We are just as American as anyone else.

Beautiful Story, derived from a sad situation. Glad to know my History!!!

@PHlophe

3 жыл бұрын

You've got the Auntie Yolo fresh look down , ma.

What a great story. Amazing!, because I am sure it’s challenging to trace family connected to slavery. They were so lucky!!

@ahmadahmed214

4 жыл бұрын

Because the records were destroyed by racists. That's why you have unmarked graves. They did in Britain too with the Africans that were brought from Jamaica to uk to build the railway. Nothing as changed for my people.

Imagine newbie immigrants telling your family to “go back to Africa” when your family has been in the US for hundreds of years. The nerve. Newbie immigrants that enter any country should show respect for the current citizens or don’t enter that country.

A very interesting story, but I dislike the way the announcer says they got here before "most people got to this country". There were estimates of 2million to 18million people in what is now the United States before the first Europeans arrived...

@memewalkerb5305

3 жыл бұрын

I do not believe they are discounting indigenous peoples. Rather, they are speaking to those of European ancestry who arrived more recently in the 19th and 20th centuries who are always telling other people to go back where they came from! Got it?!

@13579hee

3 жыл бұрын

@@memewalkerb5305 exactly. Plus, Natives didnt invent America, Europeans did.

@goddesstara4949

3 жыл бұрын

KCMC92. Land that was stolen from indigenous people. Built from the blood sweat and tears of slaves.

@13579hee

3 жыл бұрын

@@goddesstara4949 Ummmmmm yeah thats the history of America. What's your point?

@goddesstara4949

3 жыл бұрын

KCMC92 You know exactly what my point is. You can try to play dumb if you want to. Although, your way of thinking tells me what little brain cells you have.

Beautiful family

Proud African ANG❤️LAN LOVE YOU ALL

My family is from that area and our family name is tucker. Thank you so much for this. I’ve been trying to to get more I go about where I’m from and my roots. This helps so much and I can’t wait to make a trip there.

Sad title. Love meeting the first African Ancestors of the first enslaved Africans. What a blessing for them. The first Africans came here free and equal to Europeans.

Amazing information for their family.

Very well produced! Kudos 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

"We're not going any place; we are here...Our people helped to make America what it is." Well said, Mama Tucker.

Wowwwww! Amazing Thank You!

Finding unmarked graves and honoring it is such a noble gesture. I am proud to know where I come from and I am equally as proud to be able to positioned throughout society from the hardship my ancestors endured.

Wow this is amazing I'm so happy to be a Tucker and I always have been for some strange reason.

@juvenaldasilva413

6 ай бұрын

So !welcome to Angola 😂

Powerful!! Uplifting!! Needed!!

Wow thx for sharing!

What a wonderful family

I am from the tucker family and I live in Hampton wow!! I was born in Connecticut though. There are so many Tucker’s

My family in Williamsburg (York county). The Roberts family also goes back 400 years. The family came as slaves, but have been free since 1600s. We still own land that used to go not the Yorktown Naval Weapons Station but was stolen. But the land still is there also near BUSCH GARDENS. The family is also related to the Roberts of Norfolk that eventually helped to return Africans to Africa, to establish the country Liberia. A one reading this, you will find this information online. The church, St Johns Baptist Church in Williamsburg, Va holds our ancestors. Surnames related to the Roberts are Norcross, Hundley, Wynn, Randall. Also free people of color.

Some of the comments are weird but the reporting is excellent.

This is amazing. Testimony of resiliency. 🙌🏿

Wow!!!

This is amazing what a cool story to watch

Through census records, I've been able trace my family back to the early 1800s

Find my people please so I can find my people

Amazing story

My family has only been able to go back to 1794 on my maternal side of the family. I’m looking forward to researching my paternal side in 2021 when I hopefully return to the States.

Africans came to North America BEFORE the colonists. Ever hear of the Moors or Olmec!???

GREAT STORY.

Good story 😻

The resemblance to their descendants is still so striking.

So may feelings as I watch this. Ambivalence. Hesitance. And suprisingly, a sense of loss. Knowing this black family has tangible history and a cemetery and pictures, seeing the photos of their ancestors who walked this American soil hundreds of years ago...It makes me realize what I lost as a result of slavery. Our ability to trace our roots to the original immigrant family (in our case, forced immigration) is severely impaired as black people. I'm glad this family has this. May they continue to chronicle their history which is the beginning of our history as black Americans. It also serves as a bridge back to our African roots. Sad that we have to claim the entire continent because we don't know which country our families came from. But that's ok. My eternal home in the future is more important than my earthly roots anyway. Jesus gives me peace amongst the pain intertwined in our history and our current situation.

Bless their hearts 4 this search...I have started late in my life because my parents have passed away And there is so much more 2 learn about our lineage on All sides...I wish them great success in their journey down that road....😁

So great that this family has documentation of all those previous generations.

We were here we'll before then

@trekgirl65

3 жыл бұрын

Native American Indians were before anyone.

@SaidiLouise

3 жыл бұрын

@@trekgirl65 ALL humans originated in Africa. We left about 60,000 years ago and spread across the globe. Fact. DNA has proven this as fact.

Great history lesson for all

You are here.....you belong......you are loved!

What a wonderful heritage! We need more and more history on how people of color arrived here and the incredible contributions they’ve made. God bless this family. 🥰😷

@frankiejabonbumyers4151

3 жыл бұрын

Arrived? More like kidnapped

@ellenmorgan9857

3 жыл бұрын

For those who arrived as slaves, indeed, kidnap is the most appropriate word. It was not my intent to overlook that horrid situation. I want to acknowledge and celebrate how they survived and endured with seemingly impossible obstacles thrown in their paths. Even after slavery was allegedly ended, they have continued to face adversity with the courage and strength few of us possess.

This is a great story. Kandi Burress Tucker of Atlanta housewives, husband Todd Tucker should know about this.

@toddanthony6664

3 жыл бұрын

Thank God. I was just starting to wonder how I could pass this story to Chris Tucker.

@jamesdrummond5894

3 жыл бұрын

@kotur28 I don't know who is related because I don't know their family tree. Nor do anyone know where his family tree start. Unless they are apart of Todd's family. Thank you.

@jamesdrummond5894

3 жыл бұрын

@kotur28 do not need you to respond thank you.

@jamesdrummond5894

3 жыл бұрын

@@toddanthony6664 cute.

@jamesdrummond5894

3 жыл бұрын

@kotur28 your right. Peace✌

Yes those are picture perfect💝🎈!

I'm have to check in to this 🤔

@PHlophe

3 жыл бұрын

imma have to check into this too

African Americans have a prominent 16th-19th history.

Good for them that they can traced their ancestors that far back. It’s rare for African Americans to have opportunity to know. That’s awesome.

Awesome

Ivan van Sertima - They Came Before Columbus

The truth will set you free!

We have to know where we came from. I've said it so many times. You can have a sense of belonging,seeing your start. Until this breach is restored calamities will continue. The word says we are to repair and restore the breaches. Wake up everybody. What happens in earthquake? Is there not a breach?HELLO?🤦‍♀️

@littlegothgirl8869

3 жыл бұрын

Indeed

What a lucky family the Tuckers are despite all the horrors of slavery, they are able to go back in time, really back in time to trace their roots of their ancestors, and one of the first slaves in America 👏, i will definitely give them a visit if i ever get a chance, 👍❤️. Pura Vida

This is crazy I think this my family my mother maiden name is Tucker and we got William Tucker’s in my family

@karentucker2161

4 жыл бұрын

I'm a Tucker too but they came from England much later. Like 1900. They moved to Canada and then The US, in my line at least.

@riteousone2619

3 жыл бұрын

To the both of you: My great grandfather’s name was James Tucker and my family is from Washington, DC. I’ve often wondered about our history. How crazy would it be if we’re all family.

@abyss8866

3 жыл бұрын

RiteousOne depending on how old you are, we should connect to see if we have the same James Tucker in common. It’s my grandfather’s name.

@riteousone2619

3 жыл бұрын

@ Deeply Rooted Organics I was born in ‘82.

@Jake-nk4wg

3 жыл бұрын

All of you should make contact and please tell us your results; I'm fascinated.

The Tucker family is such a beautiful and historic American family. It's so eye opening and humbling to see a black family tied to America (USA) for over four hundred years.

as soon as she said, "we built this country" they caught her off..............ADOS

My old elementary school was named after Williams Tucker (Tucker-Capps in Hampton, VA)

I love these people!

I only got as far back as 1860, hopefully when I get over this surgery I can go research more.

@PHlophe

3 жыл бұрын

girl, get well very soon.

A lot of Africans were here way before this landing though. Washitaw Olmecs etc...

@asabovesobelow8680

3 жыл бұрын

@Lola Torrez descendants of africa they migrated think about it.

@asabovesobelow8680

3 жыл бұрын

You should watch the hidden colors series then.

Good for them so many of us have no idea and no information as to where we come from or our ancestors.

She said educating YOURSELF on the rich history of Hampton

Thankfully, the Anderson Family of Lost Creek Settlement has preserved history of our arrival as well. Most of the family is Native to this Country. Always good to know where you come from.

I love it... i wish i could find information like this on Ancestry.com

🖤

🙏

My husband talk about his family All the time Clifford Tucker Jr that's was my husband father father great great grandfather 💓💓💓

Why would someone give this a thumbs down?

This is such a handsome bald-headed man!

@PHlophe

3 жыл бұрын

his voice is like butta.

The first enslaved Africans arrived in North America in 1526 in South Carolina. They settled with Native Americans. The first recorded enslaved birth was recorded in St. Augustine Florida in 1606 a year before Jamestown waa even founded. Black history in the US is older than english history in the US. Always remember that. Schools in America will teach you more about european jewish holoaust, than it will teach about it's own, concerning Native Americans and Native Black Americans. This is literally why its so ridiculous when racist people say things to Native Black Americans like "go back to Africa" like really??? 99 percent of our ancestors were here before most others and our ethnicity was literally CREATED in America. This is part of the reason why its also insulting when people say dumb stuff like "we are a nation of immigrants", ummmmm no we are NOT. Native Americans, and ETHNIC African American/Native Black American/ADOS ancestors did NOT immigrate here. The only groups who's ancestors didnt come to America "seeking a better life" or looking for the "American Dream" as a matter of fact they WERE the dream to some. Love this story

@jamesdrummond5894

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for this information. This was a great history lesson. I will follow up on more of this history.

@yourhuckleberry6757

3 жыл бұрын

Niagara has the second oldest boat with currents to Brazil.. Scottish and Irish people came from the middle east and Levant with the snake symbol...the swastika and snake migrated around the world.. We celebrate European genocide on st Patrick's day.. Lol.. Why don't we credit Vikings if it's white washed history.. Yeah black and white history was destroyed.

@Dios67

3 жыл бұрын

You are talking about the slaves the Spanish/Portuguese brought. Just like them Europeans were in America long before Jamestown. Trading vessels, trappers, the Lost Colony in North Carolina and the Vikings well before that.

@Mani_Matter

3 жыл бұрын

From which ghetto are you from?

@yourhuckleberry6757

3 жыл бұрын

@@Mani_Matter let him have his fun.. We all have stolen history. 1930s German anthropology is being proven with genetics and DNA. They was kings but we were gods. 👌

I've been to Fort Munroe several times and never knew!!! Why would this be hidden for so long and name changed! The Most High is pulling off the covers of those in charge and exposing the deceit.

I wonder if they have any links to Chris Tucker? As his DNA results showed the exact same result and he also traveled to Angola.

Yes, they are one of the many.

It goes further than that...... Deuteronomy 28:68 kjv

It should also be understood that 1619 only when African Americans history begins in Virginia, NOT in the US. The oldest African American histories are actually in FLORIDA, people tend to forget that Blacks were present during Spanish colonial times over 100yrs BEFORE Jamestown was even founded. Peace #ADOS.

@marryannsawyer4190

3 жыл бұрын

So true

Knowing we’re you came from empower you and your family

Reparations are due. Pronto!

My grandmas maiden last name was tucker but we are from NC...this is interesting

To the Tucker Family of Virginia, do you have Tucker Ancestors that lived in Fulton, Missouri? (Callaway County? ) I have some written information I kept from an Estate Sale in Columbia, Mo. (Boone County) that I thought was interesting & important. Lillian Tucker was, I believe, an Aunt or Cousin of the folks who had the sale . The things I have were going to be discarded after the sale was over. I also have a picture in a glass framed broach of a man. I believe the writing on the glass said 1843. It has been erased due to the moving around of these articles through the years. Awaiting replies.

I went to HamptonU. We were right there and still was not taught this history

dna tests could get more infos about this lineage

@trekgirl65

3 жыл бұрын

They did do DNA to find out where in Africa they came from. Pay attention and watch again.

Who else came here because they're Black and have the last name Tucker lol

@trekgirl65

3 жыл бұрын

Not funny, they were forced to come to America.

@neeshespieces

3 жыл бұрын

You mean the KZread video right? Not the country ??

@jessicatucker2677

3 жыл бұрын

Hi.. family 😁

@fiendga

3 жыл бұрын

Me....

This is confusing... those old pictures doesn't look like those of "slaves."

@khunt1947

3 жыл бұрын

Because there was no such thing of a camera in 1619. 🤷🏾‍♂️

I would like to know where they got that information from, since I am doing a family tree ; otherwise, nobody would probably know that the name Tucker existed. The earliest Tucker that I have is Deliverance Tucker (her last name) Harrington, born in 1662, died in 1782 ; in the Rhode Island area. Also, I know of a Joseph Tucker that lives near me that is White.