Plaque Celebrating ‘First Black Briton’ Removed Because She Was From Cyprus
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Summary
In 2016, anti-white historian David Olusuga falsely claimed that the first British woman was of African origin. DNA evidence has since proven that she was of European descent, not African-American descent. But what does that really mean?
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You may remember hearing about the discovery of an 1800-year-old female skeleton discovered in
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Beachy Head, East Sussex, England. She was called the Beachy Head Lady and lived during the Roman
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period around 125 to 245 AD. You may also remember that in 2016, anti-white historian David
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Olusuga made the claim that she was of African origin as part of his documentary series Black
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and British, a forgotten history, which falsely claimed that the first Britain was Black. We've
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seen it take off since then like crazy. In an episode in the series, this Beachy Head lady was
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presented as Sub-Saharan African in origin and the program featured a reconstruction of her features.
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But it's all a lie. DNA analysis of the remains of the woman by the Crick Institute found that her
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ancestry was Southern European, most likely from Cyprus and not from Africa. It's another lie,
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just like the Cheddar Man story. The BBC even installed a plaque honoring the African Beachy
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Head lady in the village of East Dean, even though there was zero evidence of her being Black. Now,
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it's been removed. The historian who made this claim that the first Britain was Black was born in
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Nigeria to a Nigerian dad and an English mom. Well, here he is in the series making the false claim
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that the Beachy Head lady was African. The story behind this woman did take us on such an unexpected
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journey. And one that I couldn't help getting emotionally caught up in. Her remains had been
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found more than a century ago in the seemingly tranquil village of East Dean, near Beachy Head in Sussex.
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He saw that she was going to change the way the village saw itself.
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It's making us rethink the history of this area of Sussex as well.
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So, here it is. The biggest surprise of them all was that it was clear that she was actually
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Sub-Saharan African in origin. So she's a Black Briton? Yes, yes. And the, as far as we know,
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the earliest Black Briton. So she's the same as me? Me. She's somebody who is, who is both,
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but who spent their life in this country? Yeah. Just 1700 years ago. Yeah.
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There's no evidence at all to suggest that a Black person ever stepped foot in Britain during the Roman
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era. Yet this lie is continuing, right, as an attempt to justify why it's okay for Africans and
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other foreigners to flood England and replace ethnically European people. They're trying to
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rewrite history and insert in foreign peoples to say, you white people aren't native anywhere.
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Therefore, we can replace you. It's all a great big lie. They hate us because they aren't us
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and want to be us. White people who are supporting this lie are just as bad, right? They're just as
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bad. David Ulusuga can easily return to Nigeria and be around nothing but Nigerians, but he doesn't
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because he resents us. And it appears that the mulattos have the biggest chip on their shoulders.
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Well, you see the scientist in the clip. He's talking about how he got emotionally involved,
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I couldn't help getting emotionally caught up in.
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Okay. Well, that's science. Your emotions getting fit. They wanted this to be true so bad.
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You know what I mean? And BBC and other outlets have like gone over the top to try to, you know,
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do plaques all over the country, right? There's other examples of this. We can show a few of them.
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The first recorded African community in Britain guarded a Roman fort on this site in the third cent.
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How do you even know that? First of all, right? Oh, well, it was Romans and they were kind of African
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because they had a presence, you see, in Northern Africa. So therefore, they were also black. It's
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this, you know, lie again that goes back to like, well, the Roman times, they were all black,
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right? This is the Google page for this actually. Google Arts and Culture has a plaque marking Britain's
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All a lie, 2016. Just from this one stupid show. And they just reconstruct it. They make
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it up just like the Cheddar Man. He wasn't African. You're not African. They just assume
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They don't know. And then later on, they look into it when they do actual, you know, testing
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it. And it's like, oh, shit. You know, and then after they're forced to take it down.
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But my point is, this continues, right? Commemorate the residence, back brow of John Kent, Britain's
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first black policeman. Here's another one. Una Marson, poet, playwright, campaigner for equality.
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First black woman program maker at the BBC, right? These things continue. There's a few other ones.
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In fact, what I'm saying is they get plaques for everything in the UK. First black woman awarded
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purple plaque. This is BBC, another one. Plague honor for first black star Elizabeth Welsh.
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It's just like, okay, where's the plaques for white people
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for, like, founding the country? Like, one of the greatest countries.
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Yeah, they are. But anyway, this David Uga Booga, he just
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keeps whining on racism all the time. TV historian David Uga says
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racism in broadcasting made him clinically depressed.
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And he has been patronized and marginalized throughout his career.
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spout this big lie about the first Britain being black for
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Well, of course, but 2016 is when that show came out.
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But yeah, we've seen it like crazy this last year.
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Hope came from television. This is the underlying, like, proof you need that
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David Uga on the racism he faced growing up, he said,
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I would die in a ditch for the BBC because television showed him a world
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beyond his own tough circumstances when he was a child.
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It's like the resentment and then they have to change everything in the country
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They've been trying to push this for such a long time.
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And they say, oh, they're really sub-Saharan Africans.
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Either they can't prove it or they actually find proof that says, no, it's not.
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And then they resorted to, as the story said, right, remove the plaque,
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which was just a couple of weeks ago now since they did that.
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Not issue apologies, not say we were wrong, sorry to the white community.
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But you see how that little community in Essex,
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how they talked about how it needs to change how it views itself and all this shit.
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Her remains had been found more than a century ago
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in the seemingly tranquil village of East Dean near Beachy Head in Sussex.
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He saw that she was going to change the way the village saw itself.
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Like, even if there happens to be a sub-Saharan African
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that was, like, dragged to the British Isles by some Roman legion or so,
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But even if it was true, that's not going to change shit for the British people
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