– Well… The second discoverers arrived.
– Where from?
– From Africa.
– Or more precisely?
– From… from Mogadishu.
– Incorrect.
– Bamako?..
– You yourself are Bamako! Who can answer? Fangei, can you answer?
– Five centuries passed…
– Seven.
– Seven centuries passed. Africans settled the part of Europe that is closer to Africa… and to America…
– The western part.
– Yes, the western part, and they created a civilization and a state there. There was a great caliphate there. And one day the great navigator Godlum-takati equipped several ships and a few months later reached the shores of America.
– Yes, and as we discussed, this was the beginning of slavery in America. How did this happen? Tinash, can you answer?
— The whites captured the Spanish Caliphate, killed some of the Africans, and enslaved some and took them to America to work. But the Africans quickly died from hard work, hunger, and disease. Then the whites began to equip expeditions to Africa, seized people right in their homes, shackled them, and brought them to America, where these Africans became slaves.
— And what did these slaves do? What did our ancestors do?
— Everything!
— They did everything!
— They made everything!
— They built cities!
— And laid roads!
— And railroads!
— And plowed the fields!
— They also picked cotton on plantations and made clothes from it!
— Yes. Because they knew how to do all that. They used the ancient knowledge of their people, from whom they were torn away. And what did they do to them for it? How did the whites thank them?
— They lynched them! They hung them on trees and set them on fire!
— Or set dogs on them!
— And they beat them with whips!
— Yes, and they lived separately in dark, cramped huts. They were never fed enough. They were dressed in rags. There were separate streetcars for them, and separate trains with signs “for colored people”, separate planes and separate sidewalks for walking. They were not allowed to study in schools, and no one could even dream of universities. And the worst thing is that they were sold! Like furniture, like cattle! At the markets! But one day they rebelled … How was it? Well? What was the name of our great president?
— Abraham Lincoln!
— And why was he so great and just?
— Because he was black! He was an African!
— Yes. His real father was an African, a former slave who escaped from the terrible plantations of the South. When the racists found out that a white girl fell in love with an African, they killed him. And Lincoln’s mother gave birth to him after she was already married to a white man. The whites hid this truth as the most terrible secret while they were in power. Why did Abraham Lincoln become president?
– Because he was the smartest and most honest, and everyone respected him!
– And what did he do when he became president?
– He declared a war to free the Africans from slavery!
– Right. But did real freedom come?
– No, because the Africans were still oppressed by white racists. They were forbidden to study and get good jobs.
– And they were paid almost nothing!
– Right. But what was the most important thing? Well, who remembers? Nobody? We went over it last time. They were forbidden … what were they forbidden?
– To serve in the army!
– To play basketball and baseball!
– They were forbidden to play musical instruments!
– And who is the most important person in our country? Who do we love the most? Who cares about us the most?
– King Jesus!
– Right you are! They forbade us to have our own King Jesus, they forbade him to lead us wisely, and they forbade us to obey him. To prevent this from happening, they changed power every four years, so that we would not unite and feel our strength. Well, and when we managed to unite and rally around King Jesus, what happened?
– We won!
– Absolutely right! We took back the power from where we began to build a great country, which was called … what was it called?
– The Union of the States of America!
– The Free American States!
– The United States of America!
– Yes! The United States of America. Which became the greatest and most powerful country in the world, and which the white racists stole from us. But we said to the white racists: “No!” “Enough!” – our great people told them. And we took up arms, united around King Jesus, and he led us to fight for freedom. And we took back the land from which we began to create civilization on the American continent. List for me which states of the former slave state were located on the territory of our homeland?
– Mississippi and Missouri!
— Alabama, Georgia, Virginia!
— Carolina!
— Oh, well, what else? What is the name of the large peninsula where many people like to relax? A really large one? A piece of land that juts out into the sea? Are there a lot of beautiful villas on the coast? It was a separate state.
— Florida!
— Of course! Florida. Where else? Where were the heaviest battles? Well, we’ve been there. These were places of great importance. It was there that white racists located their main alcoholic beverage production, specifically to get Africans drunk. Well, where do they make whiskey? Munash, what are you looking at under the table? Okay, don’t hide it, I already know what you have there… shame on you, Munash, you brought it to school again.
— Kentucky!
— And Tennessee!
— That’s right. These were special states where they made whiskey that was highly addictive. After the rebels seized this production, they destroyed the equipment where the poisoned whiskey was made. Some died because there were strong toxic fumes.
— But there are no toxic fumes there now?
— No. There is modern equipment there now that makes environmentally friendly drinks.
— Reduced harmfulness!
— Yes, only if consumed after the age of sixteen and in the doses indicated. Did you know that in children and adolescents they destroy the brain and have a harmful effect on mental abilities? Attention! Everyone write down the topics of the next lesson in their phones. Turn on all the phones, raise them so I can see. I am dictating! Yes, yes, the material is presented to rap music, cool, you will find it interesting! Everyone listen at home and prepare. First. The Battle of Gettysburg is a decisive battle of the Civil War, where African Americans defeated the whites, destroying 50,000 enemies. Second. Humane resettlement of white slave owners to the northern states. Third. The difficulties of developing black states surrounded by hostile white racists and supremacists.
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