The Taking: Home - Who We Were Before the Ships
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The Taking: Home - Who We Were Before the Ships
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Thirty-five episodes, and we do not start with the ships. We start with home. Before the taking, there was a continent of two thousand languages: Mansa Musa crashing the price of gold in Cairo in 1324, Timbuktu's scholars paid for by the king, hundreds of thousands of books smuggled to safety in 2012, Benin's walls called the largest earthworks ever built by hand, Ife's bronze heads so lifelike Europeans said Greeks made them, the Oyo Empire's courts and taxes, the Asante Golden Stool that holds a nation's soul, Kongo's two million people choosing Christianity as strategy, Igbo towns with no kings at all, Akan families running through the mother's line, and iron smelted from rock two thousand years ago by African hands alone. Named kingdoms, real trades, real families — so everything after lands as loss, not just violence. The series premiere of The Taking. If this episode moved you, follow Sankofa Chronicles — and send it to one neighbor who needs to hear it. That's how we grow this porch.