DO MELANESIANS AND AFRICANS LOOK ALIKE? Part 2

Melanesian and African peoples.
Comparable of the family of people who live in two different locations.

Hope everyone has learned the valuable lesson that before attempting to comment on who African people are and aren't related too—please make sure to do your research by consulting with us FIRST, as oppose to parroting western brainwashing, because Africa is a vast continent with thousands of rich cultures—OUR TRADITIONAL HISTORIES ARE VERY MUCH INTACT. Despite the brainwashing of Eurocentric, Asiocentric, and Mongocentric extremists who rest their so called "facts" on a foundation of faulty misinterpreted, partial evidence—we have always traditionally known and still know who we are and aren't related too.

Sadly, people after all this time still don't know anything about Africa, Africans, or African cultures. They don't know what we look like, what our cultures look like, nor the rich traditions we have held for thousands of years.
So, basically, it's not wise to speak on the subject blindly if you you don't know anything about us. LOL!

In tribute to our melanesians brothers across the ocean, we know the melanesian traditions that call out to our ancestors—AND WE CALL BACK!

Much Love goes out to our melanesian relatives from Africa.

For all Melanesians, feel free to post below your accounts that mention or make reference to your origins coming from the West or from places in or around Africa.

And for any other Africans, feel free to post our traditions that mention our ancestors who traveled East.

Thanks and Enjoy.

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[afroblack1000]

Love ur videos, its such a big relief from all the negative youtube comments/channels in relation to Africa more especially coming from Blacks that hate Africa. I'm subbing you

[thotsins]

@afroblack1000 Thanks, hopefully soon more to come.

[yzaknkyzvll]

I'm a melanesian girl from New-Caledonia and I'm sure that my ancester are Australian aborigine, finally the African culture it's not similar at the Melanesian culture. Sorry for my english. Je suis mélanésienne et je sais que mes ancêtres sont les aborigènes d'Australie. Je ne connait pas très bien les africains mais il est certain que nous n'avons pas la même culture.

[thotsins]

@yzaknkyzvll Well that video you have in your channel called "Ezien Kanaky" sure is Typical African style music.

Also watch this video starting at 11.01

watch?v=yRA0K4Oekds&feature=re­lmfu

That is our culture, hon, and your culture sure does look fundamentally identical to that to me. LOL!

So, like you said, you don't know very much about african culture. So if you don't know very much about african culture, how can you be "certain" our cultures are not the same or similar?

[midpopcorn]

blacks were all over the world...white mans lies

[Xaymaicana]

they "look African" because they are descendants of Africa.

[challengebytheword]

It's obvious that not white; More than likely there of the negroid race! It's like posing a question africans have blond hair and blued eyes, I would say yes they do, because of these genetics defects others were created; africans have straight hair, to kinky, from blue to green eyes, yes! green eyes, not white man insight to create a phenenomal like this. the darkest to lightest pigmentation were are the most diverse people on the planet....

[challengebytheword]

It's obvious that not white; More than likely there of the negroid race!

[thotsins]

@MonsieurMercredi I just had this conversation with another Afro-american man who also thought Afro-american culture was not like African culture, and I shared with him clips that showed where certain afro-american cultural tendencies came from in africa, and it is far more identical from just being on a shallow level. I can send you the info I sent him if you wish to see them.

[thotsins]

@MonsieurMercredi It is not on a hidden level. Most African Americans and other so called "blacks" of the world can't see how strong our cultural similarities are only simply because we have not taken the time to get familiarized with our cultures enough from each region after being separated for so long. Rather we've been basing our perceptions of each other off images dictated by western media—which is faar from accurate.