QUEEN NZINGA: SHE FREED ENSLAVED AFRICANS AND STOPPED THE PORTUGUESE.

"Queen Nzinga of Ndongo, a 17th-century African queen, was known for her
bravery, intelligence, and leadership skills."

"Born in 1583, Queen Nzinga was the daughter of Ndongo's ruler. She fought
against Portuguese colonization and slavery in Angola for over four decades."

"In 1622, Queen Nzinga met with Portuguese officials to negotiate peace. She famously refused to sit on a mat on the floor, which was the only seating option provided to her. She demanded a chair, and when one was not provided, she ordered one of her servants to kneel down, and she sat on his back. This act of defiance demonstrated her strength and leadership."

"Queen Nzinga's military tactics were also impressive. She led her army into
battle, often disguised as a man. She formed alliances with neighboring tribes and even welcomed runaway slaves into her kingdom."

#shorts #youtubeshorts #angola

[joanamasv]

Nzinga era a muhler que sofreu muito para angola

[elvacoburg]

Why cannot we have films / documentaries about women like this, rather than race-swapping European people?
Race-swapping, either way, is wrong, and just divides people.
While a film / documentary using actors and actresses that are as close as possible to the historic figures tell the stories that should be told.

[joanamasv]

Ela tinha visao dava profesias sobre a religião q os branco impostaram em angola

[sayitasis]

Aht aht, except she participated in the slave trade. Why are yall always about half truths?