The slaves from Africa thing was just a myth. A story caucasians told to make them seem badass, and to make indigenous feel like they "owned them". "Well, we brought you here, right? So we have more right to be here than you do". When in fact, they didn't bring anyone here. Its physically impossible to transport millions of people across a stormy ocean in a trip that takes 3-4 months at a time. The technology and logistics for it definitely didn't exist at the time. That's how you know it was a lie. Waterproof food for 3-400 slaves + captain and crew? Clean water? Waste management? If you stack them like sardines as shown in pictures EVERYONE WILL DIE.

Ships are bumpy experiences, especially across the stormy atlantic. Everyone would've bumped against something and died stationed like they show. So how did they get here? And who paid for all that? There's no way its more profitable to ship millions of people thousands of miles across the ocean than to use people that are already here. Caucasians are just fantastic liars. They always tell the biggest, grandest lies because those take the longest to unravel. By then they've moved on and you're left holding the bag. Caucasians are hateful, insecure people who don't trust others at all. So they're plotting their destructive "exit moves" from first handshake.