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7 Mind-Blowing Black History Facts They Never Taught You

Prepare to have your mind blown! From Mansa Musa being the richest person in history to a Black woman founding the world's oldest university, these 7 Black history facts will change everything you thought you knew. Did you know the first person to die in the American Revolution was Black? Or that Katherine Johnson's math put humans on the moon? This is the hidden history they never taught in school.

Most of us grew up learning only a fraction of the incredible stories behind Black history. What schools left out are the powerful, shocking, and inspiring truths that shaped the world in ways few people realize.

In this video, we uncover 7 mind-blowing Black history facts they never taught you—stories of forgotten heroes, hidden inventions, and extraordinary moments that changed history forever. From ancient African empires that rivaled Rome, to Black inventors whose creations shaped modern life, to revolutionary leaders who risked everything for freedom—these are the histories that textbooks left in the shadows.


What You’ll Discover:
Powerful hidden stories of Black innovators and leaders
The African kingdoms and civilizations erased from mainstream history
Inspiring tales of resilience, brilliance, and courage
Why these truths were buried—and why they matter today


This is more than just history—it’s a journey into the untold. If you love discovering the side of history that challenges what we’ve been taught, this video will open your eyes.


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✅ANTHROPOLOGICAL RESEARCH
Oral Tradition Documentation:
Schmidt, Peter R. "Oral Traditions, Archaeology and History: A Short Reflective History" in Schmidt & Patterson (eds.) Making Alternative Histories (1995)
Vansina, Jan Oral Tradition as History (1985) - Methodology for oral historical sources
Henige, David The Chronology of Oral Tradition (1974)

✅Haya Cultural Studies:
Reining, Priscilla "The Haya: The Agrarian System of a Sedentary People" Dissertation, University of Chicago (1967)
Carlsen, John Economic and Social Transformation in Rural Kenya (1980) - Regional context
Katoke, Israel K. The Karagwe Kingdom: A History of the Abanyambo of Northwestern Tanzania (1975)

✅AFRICAN METALLURGY STUDIES
Regional Iron Age Research


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