Скачать или смотреть EXPOSED : How African Traditions Were Misunderstood by History

For centuries, African traditions have been described using a single story—one that painted them as dark and uncivilized. But history tells a much deeper truth.
When European missionaries arrived on African coasts in the 15th century, beginning around 1444, African rituals were often misunderstood or intentionally misrepresented. By the 18th and 19th centuries, these descriptions were used to justify colonial control, while ignoring Africa’s systems of law, justice, and social order.
Empires such as the Benin Empire, Oyo Empire, and Asante Empire had structured traditions guided by rules, leadership, and belief systems. These societies were not chaotic—they were organized, disciplined, and deeply rooted in values.
This video explores how narratives were shaped, why certain traditions were judged unfairly, and how similar practices in other civilizations were praised instead.
This is not about attacking any belief system.
It is about understanding history, asking better questions, and challenging one-sided stories.
Watch till the end and decide for yourself:
Who controlled the story—and why?

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