The Perception of Divinity: “Africans thought white people were Gods for hundreds of year”

The Perception of Divinity: Why Some Africans Believed White People Were Gods

This discussion explores the historical and psychological factors that led some African communities to perceive white people as gods for centuries.

Drawing insights from African scholars and historical accounts, this analysis examines the impact of first encounters, technological disparities, colonial influence, and cultural beliefs that contributed to this perception.

Was this belief rooted in genuine awe, strategic manipulation, or the imposed narratives of colonial powers?

This video uncovers the deeper reasons behind this phenomenon and its lasting effects on African societies.