Why is African American history considered to be “living” history

Before the Atlantic slave trade there were already people of African descent in America. A few countries in Africa would buy, sell, and trade other enslaved Africans, who were often prisoners of war, with the Europeans. The people of Mali and Benin are known for partaking in the event of selling their prisoners of war and other unwanted people off as slaves.

Not only is Black history world history, it is a time of reflection, celebration, rejuvenation and commitment to making us stronger as a people. It's a chance to discover more about those who came before and helped shape our lives and experiences.

It is also considered to be "living" history because us Blacks are still making history to this day and will keep going until racism is no more in any race.

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southerners, for their part, considered brown a terrorist. they felt threatened by northerners' deification of brown and worried about the potential for other, similar armed insurrections.

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