The African Diaspora was dispersed throughout the Americas due to slavery. As a result of this forced migration, it brought upon a devastating impact that displaced them from their communities and culture. “The greatest destroyer of African culture, and the greatest exploiter of the African, was the plantation system of the new world. The African was transformed into something called a “negro”. He was demeaned” (Clarke, pg,17). Meanwhile in the Americas, they were deprived of their culture and heritage and forced to accept their slave master’s worldview and customs as their own. The impact of slavery brought a devastating impact on the newly arrived Africans: it stripped them of their individuality and culture. Thus, leading the diaspora to
