Indigenous: Remember Who You Are

Описание: "Remember Who You Are" Indigenous Series - Latest Episode Recap
This week's episode featured passionate debates about hidden history, indigenous identity, and the uncomfortable truths we were never taught.
Host Doni Glover and genealogical researcher Hannibal James navigated heated discussions about:

The Real History of Slavery: Carter G. Woodson's research revealing "Negro" heads of households owned slaves in the 1830s across all 13 colonies. If Black people owned slaves, who were the enslaved?
Indigenous Identity & Lineage: Creek nation matrilineal traditions, Cherokee connections, and how mixed-race children were classified as full-blood tribal members
Infiltrators Then & Now: Historical patterns of "Black" infiltrators fighting against indigenous inhabitants—and how those same dynamics play out today
Divinity Within: Spirited theological debate about "ye are gods" (Biblical), Cherokee Great Spirit concepts, and discovering divine power within ourselves vs. external belief systems
Unity as Weapon: Why Elijah Muhammad said "our unity is greater than a nuclear bomb" and the need to create our own jurisdiction and governing body
Self-Determination: The human right to self-governance, self-defense, liberation, and reparations

The conversation got so heated that Doni had to invoke the "talking stick" tradition to restore order. As commenters noted: "The truth is not concerned with who might be hurt or offended by it."
This is the genealogical research and historical truth-telling that's driving the channel's explosive growth from 5,100 to 7,880 subscribers in three months.