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Originally Posted by JuicyBunny
You might wish to read "Serpent & the Rainbow" by Wade Davis who at the time was an Ethno-Botanist at Harvard. Its a great book about the forced migrations of Africans to places like Haiti. I read it as I have an on-going interest in Voudoun and the use of natural farma.
Slavery was an improvement, a horrific one at that, after what some African Kings did before. Not always out of cruelty but out of necessity from their point of view.
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To hear Cruci talk one would think Africa's problems started with the Whiteman going there. Far from it. Africa was a mix of tribes that regularly were raiding each other or at war. The Zulu Empire wasn't formed by cooperation. The Pigmy tribes are still today persecuted.
https://eshowe.com/notable-zulu-leaders/
https://answersafrica.com/african-kings.html
https://www.culturalsurvival.org/new...frican-pygmies
The Pygmy Genocide | 10 Little-Known Horrific Acts of Genocide | Martian Herald
Europe had the benefit of large countries no longer held back by tribal differences. Allowing it to rule the world. Africa still suffers from the same problems it suffered before the Whiteman discovered it.