The Erased History of The True Ancestors of All black Americans:The native Aborigine Tribe!

The Erased History of the True Ancestors of All Black Americans: The Native Aborigine Tribe!
Welcome to this fascinating and informative episode of *Chronicles of Blacks*, where we uncover one of the most controversial and hidden aspects of African-American history: the connection to the Native Aborigine tribes of the Americas. The video titled *"The Erased History of the True Ancestors of All Black Americans: The Native Aborigine Tribe"* explores the theory that many of today’s African Americans have ancestral ties not only to Africa but also to the indigenous peoples of the Americas, the Aborigines who inhabited this land long before European colonization.

### Introduction: Unraveling the Hidden Heritage

The common narrative of African-American history starts with the brutal Transatlantic Slave Trade, which forcibly brought millions of Africans to the Americas. However, what if this was not the full story? What if, long before Columbus set sail and European colonizers stepped foot on this continent, there were already dark-skinned, indigenous people—the Aborigines—living on the land now known as the United States?

In this video, we explore this neglected aspect of history, focusing on the Native Aborigines, who some researchers believe are the true ancestors of many African Americans today. We will examine evidence, ranging from historical records and eyewitness accounts to cultural similarities and oral traditions, that suggest African Americans might also share an indigenous American heritage.

### Who Were the Native Aborigine Tribes?

The term "Aborigine" is often associated with the indigenous peoples of Australia, but it is also used to describe the original inhabitants of various lands worldwide. The Native Aborigines of the Americas were dark-skinned people who lived in the Americas long before European contact. They had their own complex societies, cultures, and traditions, which were systematically erased or assimilated through colonial practices.

The arrival of European explorers marked the beginning of a campaign to erase these people from history. European colonizers often lumped together different indigenous populations, misidentified their origins, and even went as far as to deny their existence altogether. This erasure was intentional, paving the way for narratives that positioned European settlers as pioneers of an "empty" land.

In this episode, we challenge the conventional narratives and present a more inclusive picture of pre-Columbian America, one that acknowledges the presence of dark-skinned indigenous communities whose contributions to American history are invaluable yet underrepresented.

### Pre-Columbian Contact: Africans in America Before Columbus?

One of the key aspects of this discussion revolves around the possibility that African explorers might have reached the Americas long before Columbus's infamous voyage

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