The Origin Of African Diversity

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[hometeamhistory]

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[starkilr]

I can’t be the only one who wants to see some series/films made revolving around African mythology. Some of those stories are damn good

[billiondollarambition]

Keep blessings us with the knowledge, they teach the babies philosophies & civilisation come from Greece in school. Our history didn’t start with slavery & knowledge of self is based on learning our story. Know thyself, remember your ancestors. Salute ✊🏿

[alhajisonline]

Yea bro, it’s funny how Africa is the most ethnically diverse country on earth, yet people think we the continent of Africa revolves around a handful of countries.

[ahmedanubis]

1. Early humans evolved on the continent for thousands of years
2. Neolithic migrations or the back to Africa migrations exacerbated the already diverse continent's heterogeneity

[jadenbrown]

We as Afrikans are the most Diverse Peoples of the world 🌍, 🌎, 🌏 🖤 . We Are The Original.

[NickMACK]

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[daniel.j]

Keep up the good work and keep on going!!
I have always been looking forward to your channel, and I'm a big fan!!🙏🙏

[ThePawcios]

Thanks for great video! Cheers from Poland :)

[cdau]

Could you do a video about the history of the meru tribe in Kenya?, its not as popular as other tribes so its hard to find almost anything about it online.

[marcusbullock]

Do you have a video of the first African tribes and how did they branch out and why did it happen? I like to thisnk there was one at the time and just diverted over the years

[thinkbeforeyoutype]

You forgot a VITAL and CRUCIAL information which was the Ancient Egyptians were the first Africans to showcase their diversity of the continent through the Book of Gates. They differentiate themselves from Nubians, Libyans, Assyrians, etc due to their ethnicity/tribal history.

The only people who they claimed to descend from where the Land of Punt in modern day Somalia 🇸🇴 (Punt = Opone = Hafun) as they viewed that’s where their ancestors came from since they painted themselves and Puntites alike in Queen Hatshepsut temple.

Africa is the most diverse and unique continent in the world.

[sulner]

They also have a history of forming empires , you are right too as even the moors they went to europe with engineering maths administration and it was used to conquer the African continent 800 years later they didnt reach out to other empires and trade they cut each other off, we are the most selfish self centered of any group when it comes to our self, now tribes use to pay damage to others for protection it wasn't like like I said before they like to form empires we just didnt keep in touch with other like europe did

[williama.jefferson]

mtDNA and human genetics for the win! Proud to be a descendant of the African diaspora!

[CrowdPleeza]

Another good video topic to consider:

Why did post-colonial Africa end up with so many authoritarian leaders?

[belstar]

Europe used to be more diverse too but the bigger tribes conquered the smaller ones until only the modern nations of Europe where left.

[Benny_San]

Hey @hometeamhistory806 please make this a mini-series because this is super important

[famousmwofficial]

Where do the north Africans fit here? Sudan Egypt etc don't count as africa?

[DavidJohnson-dclu]

I would believe for survival African people had to split into tribes for survival, we stayed in mass groups, Arabs, Islam and Europeans would have wiped us out. For sure remember reading Africans we forced into South Africa as they fled from Islam. They also say there are even a couple of lost tribes of Israel in the Southern regions too. Maybe if Indigenous Americans split before over battling the European man, their survival might have been greater. United we stand, divided we fall, but sometimes that division makes it harder for enemies to kill in one fell swoop, and helps with your survival.

[drstevej]

Every populated continent has a diverse population so what is your point? There was no such thing as a singular European, Native American or Asian population during this period.
Remember YT nonsense is not a substitute for actual research.