Black Slave Must Fight for Survival to Live as Free Man

This Is a Story Recap for A Drama Movie Called Roots
Black Slave Must Fight for Survival to Live as Free Man

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[lizanne]

The miniseries was so good. Everyone played their part well.

[egonzalez]

There is so much amazing history to learn. From the South to the North.

[hakimdrammeh]

Kunta kinteh is from my country, THE GAMBIA 🇬🇲 he is a mandinko by tribe, and his family lineage is still in a village called jufureh The Gambia 🇬🇲 West Africa 🌍 the smiling coast of Africa

[nonkululekongqola]

Bold of this movie to assume slave families were allowed to stay together. The women were forced to have babies as soon as they got their first period (with different men) and they did not get to keep the kids. They were literally treated like breeders. The slaves were treated like actual cattle. I wish someone would make an accurate slave movie because I have yet to see one.

[onlyme]

Roots, I remember the original series in the 80's

[MarkMacrone-ngft]

The book Enslavem' is inspiring and a heart felt journey to freedom... Its like Roots, but even better!

[nonkululekongqola]

Kunta is fine asf and the woman who played his mother is a south African actress that's probably his own age😂

[aprilbrown]

This Roots reboot was better then the original. I found it more realistic, the actors were amazing

[leviyouler]

8:41 ... 12:30 ... I'm literally dying of laughter 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[lance]

6:40 I much preferred his proposal in the original TV series.
He marches in to the kitchen while Bell is working. Stands there rigid and formal. Speaks rather tough:
Kunta: "I aint never gonna be no Christian man."

Belle: "I know"
K "I aint never gonna eat no pig meat."
B "I know"
K "and I specks sometimes I'm not the easiest man to live with."
B "O I know that."
Great proposal buddy.

[Bittyboo]

This movie was both great and heartbreaking

[JustLeee]

My step dad used too call me Kunta Kinte" when I was a kid. Now I known where he might of got it from.

[nonkululekongqola]

It's seriously crazy how these slave movies are not even close to how bad slavery really was. African Americans need to get their reparations yesterday

[jamesdaniels]

Because of epcerps like this I asked my youngest son to research our family history. I want grandchildren to know their heritage. WE ARE SOMEBODY !!! 5:35

[MaryAngel-rhpz]

❤Our skin different colour but blood is red the same white masters❤

[Bigraafilms]

Every Gambian knows about this great ❤ and mandinka warrior ❤

[PirateOfTheNorth]

More of these stories need to be told.

[moonwolf]

Ah man what happened to kunta? Didn’t like that they changed protagonists

[paulokeke]

African moms will never apologize for being in your room in the first place. Be you who.Iykyk 😂

[joycebryant]

Roots by Alex Haley was the best movie. The remKe of it wS good too.l loved them both