Soul Food Black History Month.Soul Food Origin.Black History Events.🥕🥘Deeper Than Read (Ep.2)

Soul Food Black History Month.Soul Food Origin.Black History Events.🥕🥘Deeper Than Read (Ep.2)
#deeperthanread #blackhistoryfacts #blackhistorymonth #soulfood #soulfoodcooking

Soul food is more than southern cuisine or something outside cultures eat during Black History Month.Find the origins of the cuisine rooted in the American Slavery's plantation way of life.

#deeperthanread takes Black History and imagines it in a new animated way! Dive In!

References (Learn More About Soul Food):
Book: Hog and Hominy, Soul Food from Africa to America
Book: High on the Hog
The Real Roots of Southern Cuisine
History of Okra
History of Black Eyed Peas

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[diabloakland]

This is really nice! I was interested in this since i am a good history fan. It makes so sad and angry that this evil happened. Thank you for presenting history creatively.

[mariamart_]

Btw, I love how this is a Black-owned YouTube Channel. But I have to say cornbread (hoecakes) corn wheat lard isn’t traditionally West African.

It is actually Indigenous American. Cheyenne, Arapaho, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Blackfoot and Iroquois.

They contributed to the making of sawing corn from the fields. And plowing corn. Which they will take some and pummel it into dried wheat.

What we call it lasses. It isn’t traditionally West African. It is a Indigenous dish. Created by the Chickasaw Tribe in Virginia to South Carolina.

[Ayanbiyi]

This is good rise up africa rise up children of light 🕯️

[misslalaland]

This was put together so well. Thank you.

[emilybello]

this is amazing! I hope you get more views this is amazing for education and learning about their life. Keep doing these <3 !

[kemetnubiakamp]

I would also add that it is a bit mythological to state that cooking with pig intestines and feet is part of slave scraps inventing something new. Cooking with the pig is a result of adopting a European domesticated animal but West Africans cook with salted meat and fish scraps in stews with vegetables and have dishes that included stewed intestines, tongue, feet, tail, etc. So, what changed was the animal from say a cow, fish, or goat to a pig not necessarily the means of cooking vegetables and legumes with meat scraps.

[Knowledgeseeker]

This was great keep doing what you do.

[dawayneevans]

The beat at 2:43 is james browns- King heroin

[kemetnubiakamp]

Uh. Cow breeds of the Americas originally came from Africa and are the reason why "cowboys" were of often African descent and words such as "lasso" (rope, a Fulani word) found their way into American English. Cattle rearing wasn't European. Like zero communities in northern Europe were known for cattle rearing before the late 1400s. Africa has is the oldest record of cheese making as well. The Americas - especially Texas and even into South America has short/longhorn taurine that is uniquely African till this day. Europeans raised smaller animals like goats, sheep, and lamb. They weren't known for cattle rearing in the colonial era but Africans reared cows many millennia ago. There's even a 2013 study of paint made from bovine milk in South Africa dating to 49k years before the present. Traditional Africans throughout the continent still have cattle-reliant communities in every part of the continent.

[iramonger]

Whatsthe name of the first insttumental

[CherryJ]

Very nice ! My Ghanaian name is Akua which is the female name for Kwaku! Our name means Wednesday borns

[Gokuisthegre]

History is starting to repeat itself in 2024 I see it with my own eyes when I go out i feel the resentment they have towards us but we will overcome

[nzingascott]

I'm actually working on contributing to a new NYC curriculum of Black studies and plan on incorporating this video into my lesson on the connection of food and culture global connection.. I love the way you presented this piece without the usual bias yet creative, captivating and truthful to students

[johnkimber]

I love these educational videos tying current culture to the past, but the comment sections always make me cringe. Like my Grandma used to say, the most stubborn people in the world are the ignorant and uneducated.

[eizyaws]

Great video. Get rid of the Obama picture. He's the antithesis of MLKJ

[queenbeaute]

the entire world eat yams, potatoes,mustard greens, beans, rice, Okra, cabbage, chickens and different parts of animals if not even worse they eat grass rat in Africa so I'm confused what slave food is to what African food is and any others ?

[hazeeey]

Stop the cap this is American food you can't show me one video of Africans in Africa cooking soul food 🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️

[DaveYoung-dlmo]

Were not african we have our own culture

[raymobettyboi]

😂 this is laughable. Soul food comes from the elders in America. Past down generation. We don’t get anything from Africa. These are our recipes. Stop the with the foolishness. I’m from South Carolina where we cook cook soul food so I know

[Rudebwoy]

Soul food is just southern American food and it’s not part of the Africans heritage. This is funny and coming racist lol. Water mellow really? This story is mad up