Being in Ghana opened my eyes to who I was! Unless you are a Native American, your roots are NOT here and it’s perfectly natural and liberating to embrace that!

@FlyNiggaMuseum @MichaelJaiWhite Big facts idk what bro talking about..this was a reach

@6lackceo @MichaelJaiWhite I respect Sensei white, I’m just coming at this from a historical perspective.

@FlyNiggaMuseum Africa still exists. This makes zero sense.

@FlyNiggaMuseum @MichaelJaiWhite You're talking about countries when it's about tribes. We identify by tribe then country. Please don't limit yourself. It is important to know where you come from. Why are y'all so scared of being associated with the motherland? They won't send you back.😅

@marleymurl @MichaelJaiWhite Well the tribes that are there now, weren’t there in the 1500’s. Like yourba for example. The word yourba wasn’t introduced until the 1800’s and they say it has some Arabic influence to the word. So what am I really connecting to?

@FlyNiggaMuseum @MichaelJaiWhite No one ever said not to be lol

@howlpolitically @MichaelJaiWhite He said it sounds ridiculous, so I’m giving a historical response on why it isn’t

@FlyNiggaMuseum @MichaelJaiWhite If you're Gullah then why are you denying your African roots?

@masharn_lewis @MichaelJaiWhite I’m not. I’m just saying that I have no connection to something that my ancestors haven’t been in for almost half a cent. Also, ethnically I’m not African. Idk what part of that y’all are not getting

@FlyNiggaMuseum @MichaelJaiWhite Where do Gullah traditions, words, and practices come from? You can trace indigo and rice production, songs, and dialect to a specific region on the African continent as well. Take that next step bro! The region didn’t disappear!

@realblksnrsng @MichaelJaiWhite It became something totally different after being in the low lands. We had an ethno genesis here. The same way Romani Gypsies in the UK and USA are totally different than their ancestors in the Indian subcontinent.

@FlyNiggaMuseum @MichaelJaiWhite So what happens to you, when America does not exist anymore??

@FlyNiggaMuseum @MichaelJaiWhite He didnt say you shouldn't be proud of your Gullah heritage. He said it doesn't begin there "I felt pretty much at home in Sierra Leone" - The African Gulluh connection

@FlyNiggaMuseum @MichaelJaiWhite Y’all really trying to say the Gullahs not African when their whole story is about maintaining their African identity

@FlyNiggaMuseum @MichaelJaiWhite Historically speaking, none of your ancestors were taken from "countries" they were taken from regions and tribes, despite how hard the white man tried, I don't believe they ever succeeded in fully erasing any African tribe, so "your people" still do very much exist

@FlyNiggaMuseum @MichaelJaiWhite "the countries...dont exist anymore" 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔lmao

@FlyNiggaMuseum @MichaelJaiWhite African still exist The Ghana Empire ruled by Mansa Musa still exist the name has changed to todays Mali The Ashanti kingdom still exist in Ghana okay

@FlyNiggaMuseum @MichaelJaiWhite You were taken from west Africa.. west Africa still exists, your tribe still exist. It’s not like they captured the whole tribe

@FlyNiggaMuseum @MichaelJaiWhite Gullahs are quite literally the most connected with African culture out of the entire country though, they aren’t some Native American tribe man

@FlyNiggaMuseum @MichaelJaiWhite Imma need you to read this book