They did not Mexico was just as racist. They were in conflict with TX settlers so they needed the seminoles. Mexico today is just as racist as it ever was.
@@robbycole7047 that’s because colonizers live there lol u forget Mexico was colonized and Europeans did not all leave. Not to mention when u push ur ideology onto others there will come at time when people hate their own skin color, so how can they care about others of color! If ur going to spew rhetoric understand it from the whole perspective not just what u hear by colonizers that are in it to divide! Do better
Every skin color was welcome and the Seminole tribe are our indigenous people before colonization and trans Atlantic happened and regardless what our skin color was we identify by tribe. Africans that were adopted in our tribes called freedmen is how they came about! And everything that happened to Africans happened to us before Africans arrived trans Atlantic. So we would understand. Knowledge is power!
@tyrone21ish no, creating false comparisons is another anti blk tactic. Most are European and identify as such in mx. Nothing comparitive happened in it's totality to the people of Mx many were slavers as it was also one of the last slave holding countries in the America's. Now mx is as anti blk as ever. You ppl love making up fallacies for comparative inclusion. What happened to Vicente Guerrero, by the way?
@@AKC357 it’s always Cherokee,Seminole,Chickasaw, Choctaw or creek! Smfh🤦🏾♀️ out of all the 574 federally recognized tribes that’s the go to tribes of all who do not have proof just claims. Join the Europeans who do that as well. Interesting how DNA says different for 95% of those claims.
The US and Mexico never had black presidents 😂 they had mixed Presidents. Try and get it right, don't use a mono-racial label on bi or tri-racial people. That's a gringo thing
@timnooneslackeyasuna8699 Not a gringo thing. It's a thing to try and divide black people and pit us against each other. We have always embraced our family and friends and never asked them to declare what fraction of African blood they had in order for us to care about them. The amount of European ancestry, or even having a non-Black parent doesn't change that. Family is family.
@@elainewaller-rose9707 If factual information is "divisive," then so be it.... Too many try to use the narrative "divide black people" to shame other black people who don't bow to their ideology GTFOHWTBS
Vicente Guerrero, the second president of Mexico. His parents were Pedro Guerrero, an African Mexican mix and other parent Guadalupe Saldana, an Indian. So he was only a quarter black aka African.
@@raamyasharahla535he was a quarter black 🗣️🎤 of course we can relate we are the first to be enslaved and other unspeakable acts not to mention almost completely wiped out. This history is there to find.
He actually didn't, that was Benito Juarez. Guerrero started the ball rolling to end it with a Presidential decree that banned slavery in a large part of Mexico.
I'm from Corpus Christi, Texas. This part of history was never disclosed until today 6/24/24. Eye opening facts as this must be enlarged expanded and included all over America, instead of minimaled, diluted, or as in Florida outright lied about.
I grew up with a black Seminole here in NYC. Phyllis Lumford. She knew her history even as a teen. She also knew that one of her ancestors was an African Princess who was captured and brought here. I've met others here in NYC as well. But Mexico??? What an enlightening shock!!!
Beautiful and thank you for sharing. If more of us knew and understood our history...I truly believe a lot would change as well how we treat each other.
Mexico told the Nationalized citizens ( people from the USA that became Mexican citizens) they could not have slaves and any slaves they owned were now free. The terrorist rebelled against Mexico and refused to free the slaves. The rebels formed an army at the Alamo and fought for the right to own slaves. The rebels lost the battle of the Alamo. Freedom for the slaves would come later on Juneteenth.
@@Art3615 Texas still became a slave state until june 19th 1865 and I don't care about the Alamo besides the Alamo wanted Patriots freedom not African American freedom.
@@Art3615 In the state of Texas I don't care about the Alamo besides they wanted Patriot freedom not African American freedom besides after the Alamo was over the state of Texas still wanted slavery to be legal and it's part of the southern state of the USA!
Muchos de nosotros sabemos la historia de los negros mascogos , Seminole y Kikapoes ,,, la gente que no lo sabe es en usa 🇺🇸 en MEXICO 🇲🇽 es MAS conocida principalmente en Muzquiz COAHUILA 🇲🇽.
I don't know man, I keep seeing Mexicans call Vincente Guerrero black 😂 when he was mixed. Also heard people call Yanga a hero 😂 you would not say that if you read the letters from Spain to New Spain about him. I guess they didn't look into them at the university level.
@@denisebycapricorn We're a lot more than just Spain, ad Phillipine/ fillipine islands Even Several Desert and Canyon tribes do have hidden African Ancestry. Some of us are the rarely mentioned Uto Aztec tribes Mexico had before Canyons and Deserts became southwest states of the USA. Some Mexicans are even other groups helping Spain with its plans of invasion and war. Schools of the USA don't tell current people the full history of Mexico's invasion issues. In The USA I don't even really know the unmentioned local indigenous tribes that well. USA schools don't mention the raiding issues either.
Omgosh!!! This I didn't know. I knew about black Seminoles who never left the USA but not this part of the story. I grew up with a black Seminole here in NYC. Met others during my life. AMAZING VIDEO!!!
I remember one time I argued with a great African-American friend because I told him that I was blacker than him, ( i'm borne and race un México) he was furious denying it was true, at that moment I put my arm next to his and reinforced his astonished face when he saw that my skin was darker. darker than his leaving him speechless, we are connected we are branches of the same tree and that fills me with pride
Sir you will never be a true real black Person. Just because your skin is darker who gives a damn about that. Y’all need to stop tryna take our history. Y’all have y’all own damn history. They not like us!!
Come down here to the Military Highway in deep S Texas in the RGV. On Military Highway you will see a little church on the N side of the highway haz a tunnel which us claimed to help cross the ex slaves into Mexico. There is also an old mansion which was also used for the same purpose. It is across the military highway
We are all brothers and sisters. Why do some Americans allways export racisim and hatred ? El dia de los Negros is a happy ocasion for us. You live it your way, and let us live it our way.
I was born Mexican from Jalisco and did not know about them. In Mexico there is ignorance more than discrimation there is so much Mexican history that not even Mexicans themselves know. For me it does not matter the color of skin if not the love for the land that you step on that matters if you are gray blue purple what imoorta is the intention in action in land that saw you born. All of them are my Mexican brothers 😊
Tampoco generalices, es como si yo dijiese "USA está lleno de racismo e ignorancia" y no es cierto. Recuerda que en paises grandes y con grandes poblaciones de muchas diversidades étnicas como lo es USA y México es difícil capturar todas las historias de cada grupo, así que por lo general se hace un resumen de aquellos grupos que tuvieron un mayor impácto en la sociedad de dicho país, y la forma más fácil de hacerlo es generalizando a cada grupo étnico, ya cada estado puede hacer una historia más desglozada de su territorio, es por eso que en México muchos no saben qur aún hay negros (mestizos) en el país, y sólo lo saben aquellas personas que viven en las zonas donde se dió este mestizaje, que por lo general es en la centro-sur y sureste (Veracruz, Oaxaca, Tabasco, Guerrero) y la única zona norte es en Coahuila. Y es en estos estados donde se mira a la comunidad negra de México tanto en la sociedad, tradiciones, bailes e historia. A diferencia de USA que las comunidades negras se encuentran en cada uno de sus estados, y claro que en diferente proporción.
Are you related to these people? I know and are friends with several members of the Warrior and Raspberry and July family members. I am ADOS but not directly related to them. I have been to the celebrations honoring the Seminole Negro Scouts. It's funny how some ADOS people say they are blood relatives of certain people If your name is not on the tribal roll you are not related. Say you support their history would be more appropriate 😊
They divided us we all are the same people. They programmed us to think that we are different by the color of are skins. But it's the bloodline that connects us as a big family. That connects us to TMH spiritual we are spiritual people.
My uncle is a Mexican Tiger Woods. He and my Aunt travelled to Africa as tourists and walked with lions and visited Mr. Nelson Mandela's landmark house.
My dad was born in Palau, Coahuila, Mexico which is not far from Nacimento De los Negros. I just want to say they don't celebrate Juneteenth. By they I mean Mexican people. Most Mexican people have no idea what Juneteenth is. I say this so the truth be told and known.
@@tigerkhanshort3053What he means is it's mostly celebrated by gringos visiting. It helps bring in tourist dollars, not rocket science. Even some native dances 😂 completely made up as a requirement for tribal status. But again 🤷 it brings in gringo tourist dollars right?
The truth is more like we don't know about juneteenth because we never saw them as slaves, as soon as they set foot on our country they became citizens and free! Viva Mexico!!
Black people are native to the Americans. Not all Black people in the Americans are escaped or former enslaved people. Not all Black people come from Africa.
I don't know where this story of seminoles being runaway slaves came from. Seminoles were a conglomerate of tribes fighting to protect their land and oil. The word semimole literally means Blacks or Maroons. And what you call the Indian wars was really known in Europe as The Petroleum Movement. This conglomerate of Black Tribes also included California Seminoles. One tribe well known today as Sinaloa fought valiantly and thats the only reason why they arent extinct today. Maybe a little pale but still with us.👍 Maybe if the United States came clean about what really took place in history citizens would know the war never ended. All you hear from Amerikan media is what are we going to about Afrikan Amerikans, Mexicans, Sinaloa, Rußians, Germans, and Housing? This is all you will ever hear from every Amerikan media outlet, News Paper, and Social Media dating back to the 1800s. Thats because Media literally means WHITES.
The U.S. government didn't free the slaves in the U.S. it was constant pressure and rebellions despite what you learned in history. The Seminoles are not the only group of Black slaves to fight against slavery. She has a ton to learn.
@@charleyu5506 they didn't protect shit, in fact natives owned slaves. But at the end we see they couldn't keep up if you know what im saying. And they tried kissing white people ass and still lost their land lmao. Black people tried to help them.
@@Regalman We literally saved you from the spanish and the english and let you live as members of tribes. The biggest slave owner was a BLACK man and they say he was the most cruel massah. Truth is stranger than fiction.
Wow!! Can you please document everything he has fo say about this?? I believe it. I even saw pictures of the indigenous Taiwanese and they were Black in color like the Negritos of the Phillipines. So much of this story is hidden. I pray your grandfather is well and shares all of his info with you to pass down to the generations!
@@raamyasharahla535not all black are Africans my friend. You can find natives in all continents that are black and never experienced the transatlantic slaves trade
@@carlosnievas1220 Really I'm from the East Coast NYC/NJ and I have always enjoyed the Spanish culture along with the food which is delish! Sadly, I moved to the north-west of Ohio and it purely lacks diversity! The Mexican people here strongly dislike blacks, a lot of them identity as white. I enjoy Mexican food and when you go into a Mexican restaurant I can feel their energy. It's a shame that there is so much hatred in the world. And now from the looks of it may get even worst. Peace & Blessings to you!
This is a great story. My family is enrolled in Oklahoma Seminole, and we are black Seminole. I hope all Mexican learn this history and know that they have an African lineage.
PEACE AND LOVE TO MY BLACK FAMILY WE ARE WAKING UP TO OUR BIBLICAL HERITAGE AS " HEBREW ISRAELITES " WE LOVE YOU BROTHER AND SISTERS ALL THE WAY FROM DALLAS TEXAS SHALOM
@@justpassingthrough1932 both. history shows people in “negroland”(km of juda) was in the americas long before the pilgrims. SOME of these light skinned native/mexicans that descend from negros can jus be the same as an “african american”…an israelite. the curses probably can be shown in their communities. i do not agree with the chart but it has a little truth to it.
Just to start off, I think this is amazing. I agree with most of the story but not the part about them being slaves. They weren't slaves they were always Indians (Niiji) just a different tribe. The indian removal act was signed into law by Andrew Jackson in 1830.
Seminole means "runaway'" but many escaped slaves that could find their way to Florida joined up with the Seminoles building up there "tribe" but the escaped slaves chose to live separate from the Seminoles but when one group went to war ALL went to war.
Don't get it twisted or confused. We speaking of the "Black/Hebrew" folks in Mexico. Not the "Spanish/Mexican" folk. So, don't get it confused with ALL Mexicans. As the "Israelite Camps" do. Shalom ✊🏿 🤴🏿
Don't start this. Even the folks you're talking about have mixed with Spaniards. It doesn't take anything away from their strong Black lineage or heritage.
@@hereiswisdom Yes. We have mixed with many. But, you are of THE FATHERS lineage. Not the mother. So, if any Israelite man mix with a European woman. Those children still carry the Y halpotype of the father. E1B1A/Hebrew. So, if ANY one doesn't carry the Y halpotype E1B1A. They are NOT Hebrews. DNA doesn't lie. (Leviticus 7:11) Shalom ✊🏿🤴🏿
I'm glad that the black Seminole had a safe place in Mexico.
They did not Mexico was just as racist. They were in conflict with TX settlers so they needed the seminoles. Mexico today is just as racist as it ever was.
@@robbycole7047 that’s because colonizers live there lol u forget Mexico was colonized and Europeans did not all leave. Not to mention when u push ur ideology onto others there will come at time when people hate their own skin color, so how can they care about others of color! If ur going to spew rhetoric understand it from the whole perspective not just what u hear by colonizers that are in it to divide! Do better
Every skin color was welcome and the Seminole tribe are our indigenous people before colonization and trans Atlantic happened and regardless what our skin color was we identify by tribe. Africans that were adopted in our tribes called freedmen is how they came about! And everything that happened to Africans happened to us before Africans arrived trans Atlantic. So we would understand. Knowledge is power!
@tyrone21ish no, creating false comparisons is another anti blk tactic. Most are European and identify as such in mx. Nothing comparitive happened in it's totality to the people of Mx many were slavers as it was also one of the last slave holding countries in the America's. Now mx is as anti blk as ever. You ppl love making up fallacies for comparative inclusion. What happened to Vicente Guerrero, by the way?
@robbycole7047 What at ignorant comment!
I'm African American Cherokee Seminole. Thank you so much for showing this history that the US history books never really told us!!
I Am Also Cherokee, But I Have ABSOLUTELY NO african Ancestors💪🏾💯❗️
@@AKC357smdh
@AKC357 😂 you know your stuff on public right?
@@AKC357 it’s always Cherokee,Seminole,Chickasaw, Choctaw or creek! Smfh🤦🏾♀️ out of all the 574 federally recognized tribes that’s the go to tribes of all who do not have proof just claims. Join the Europeans who do that as well. Interesting how DNA says different for 95% of those claims.
@@AKC357 u must have some really beautiful straight hair
Mexico was first country in American continent to have a black president vicente guerrero
The US and Mexico never had black presidents 😂 they had mixed Presidents. Try and get it right, don't use a mono-racial label on bi or tri-racial people. That's a gringo thing
US and Mexico both had Black Presidents
Biracial. But yeah
@timnooneslackeyasuna8699 Not a gringo thing. It's a thing to try and divide black people and pit us against each other. We have always embraced our family and friends and never asked them to declare what fraction of African blood they had in order for us to care about them. The amount of European ancestry, or even having a non-Black parent doesn't change that. Family is family.
@@elainewaller-rose9707 If factual information is "divisive," then so be it.... Too many try to use the narrative "divide black people" to shame other black people who don't bow to their ideology GTFOHWTBS
The descendants of the black seminoles are beautiful people 💐
I'm a black man and this was well represented.. 💯
Yes it was!!
I'm Mexican with DNA from Senegal and Ethiopia, in a very small %, but its there!
3% isnt enough to claim black 😂. Im sure your way more indian and/or spanish.
@@pipeflush… he didn’t say 3%, learn to interpret before you criticize
@@roydl8536 well whatever it is, its nothing compared to his main admixture.
@@pipeflush and?
@@aliciao.5731 and take what you want out if it 😁
The black man who was president in Mexico abolished slavery.
🤫
Vicente Guerrero, the second president of Mexico. His parents were Pedro Guerrero, an African Mexican mix and other parent Guadalupe Saldana, an Indian. So he was only a quarter black aka African.
@@raamyasharahla535he was a quarter black 🗣️🎤 of course we can relate we are the first to be enslaved and other unspeakable acts not to mention almost completely wiped out. This history is there to find.
@@tyrone21ish And that is suppose to make a difference?
He actually didn't, that was Benito Juarez. Guerrero started the ball rolling to end it with a Presidential decree that banned slavery in a large part of Mexico.
Wow! I love the great historical information.
I'm from Corpus Christi, Texas. This part of history was never disclosed until today 6/24/24. Eye opening facts as this must be enlarged expanded and included all over America, instead of minimaled, diluted, or as in Florida outright lied about.
I grew up with a black Seminole here in NYC. Phyllis Lumford. She knew her history even as a teen. She also knew that one of her ancestors was an African Princess who was captured and brought here. I've met others here in NYC as well. But Mexico??? What an enlightening shock!!!
Beautiful and thank you for sharing. If more of us knew and understood our history...I truly believe a lot would change as well how we treat each other.
I love Juneteenth and Mexico especially I love all my Mexicans brothers and sisters.🖤💚🇲🇽❤🖤
We love you too!!
Yeah whatever @king…
Mexico told the Nationalized citizens ( people from the USA that became Mexican citizens) they could not have slaves and any slaves they owned were now free.
The terrorist rebelled against Mexico and refused to free the slaves. The rebels formed an army at the Alamo and fought for the right to own slaves. The rebels lost the battle of the Alamo.
Freedom for the slaves would come later on Juneteenth.
@@Art3615 Texas still became a slave state until june 19th 1865 and I don't care about the Alamo besides the Alamo wanted Patriots freedom not African American freedom.
@@Art3615 In the state of Texas I don't care about the Alamo besides they wanted Patriot freedom not African American freedom besides after the Alamo was over the state of Texas still wanted slavery to be legal and it's part of the southern state of the USA!
Beautiful ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ We’re all connected
Beautiful! Don’t forget your history folks! 🇺🇸✌🏾💪🏾👈🏾
Absolutely beautiful video ❤️🔥
Wow that’s very interesting. That’s too bad they don’t teach that in our American History classes in public schools!!❤
Thank you for sharing. Blessed to be a part of such rich and unique history.🙏🏾🙌🏾💜
The language is still in your soul, that hit. I appreciate this
Muchos de nosotros sabemos la historia de los negros mascogos , Seminole y Kikapoes ,,, la gente que no lo sabe es en usa 🇺🇸 en MEXICO 🇲🇽 es MAS conocida principalmente en Muzquiz COAHUILA 🇲🇽.
I'm a Muskogee from California and I found out the Moscogos de Mexico when I was in my 30's.
In México we know our history including the one they dont teach in the U.S school system
I don't know man, I keep seeing Mexicans call Vincente Guerrero black 😂 when he was mixed. Also heard people call Yanga a hero 😂 you would not say that if you read the letters from Spain to New Spain about him. I guess they didn't look into them at the university level.
And I learned this 😂 in the US school system
Y4ah you alsi know you people don't like the Afro Mexicans and how you all treat themjme shit!!🙄
So you know that most of you came here on boats from Spain and the Phillipines
@@denisebycapricorn We're a lot more than just Spain, ad Phillipine/ fillipine islands Even Several Desert and Canyon tribes do have hidden African Ancestry. Some of us are the rarely mentioned Uto Aztec tribes Mexico had before Canyons and Deserts became southwest states of the USA. Some Mexicans are even other groups helping Spain with its plans of invasion and war. Schools of the USA don't tell current people the full history of Mexico's invasion issues. In The USA I don't even really know the unmentioned local indigenous tribes that well. USA schools don't mention the raiding issues either.
Omgosh!!! This I didn't know. I knew about black Seminoles who never left the USA but not this part of the story. I grew up with a black Seminole here in NYC. Met others during my life. AMAZING VIDEO!!!
This is beautiful. Thanks for sharing!
I learned something new...yooo too 🆒😎☺️🎉! Black...Seminoles..._in_ Mexico *and* celebrating Juneteenth?!? #mindblown 🤯
Blacks, Mexicans and Natives united.
The Mexicans in america are now yt wouldn’t trust them with both eyes looking right at them
@@citizencoy4393
Great the feeling is mutual! I only trust my own kind.! 🪶💯🇲🇽
@@JacobDostres You could have told the poster that bc u darn sure didnt need to tell me! lol
@@citizencoy4393 yet I don’t care!
@@JacobDostres Yet u took the time to reply! lmao
El mexicano nace donde se le hincha la gana 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽❤❤
I remember one time I argued with a great African-American friend because I told him that I was blacker than him, ( i'm borne and race un México) he was furious denying it was true, at that moment I put my arm next to his and reinforced his astonished face when he saw that my skin was darker. darker than his leaving him speechless, we are connected we are branches of the same tree and that fills me with pride
You told a Black man you're blacker than him!!! You dumbasses are so disrespectful!!🙄
Sir you will never be a true real black Person. Just because your skin is darker who gives a damn about that. Y’all need to stop tryna take our history. Y’all have y’all own damn history. They not like us!!
Come down here to the Military Highway in deep S Texas in the RGV. On Military Highway you will see a little church on the N side of the highway haz a tunnel which us claimed to help cross the ex slaves into Mexico. There is also an old mansion which was also used for the same purpose. It is across the military highway
Great video! Thanks for sharing!!❤
We are all brothers and sisters. Why do some Americans allways export racisim and hatred ? El dia de los Negros is a happy ocasion for us. You live it your way, and let us live it our way.
Beautiful! I love our ancestors!
I was born Mexican from Jalisco and did not know about them. In Mexico there is ignorance more than discrimation there is so much Mexican history that not even Mexicans themselves know.
For me it does not matter the color of skin if not the love for the land that you step on that matters if you are gray blue purple what imoorta is the intention in action in land that saw you born. All of them are my Mexican brothers 😊
Tampoco generalices, es como si yo dijiese "USA está lleno de racismo e ignorancia" y no es cierto. Recuerda que en paises grandes y con grandes poblaciones de muchas diversidades étnicas como lo es USA y México es difícil capturar todas las historias de cada grupo, así que por lo general se hace un resumen de aquellos grupos que tuvieron un mayor impácto en la sociedad de dicho país, y la forma más fácil de hacerlo es generalizando a cada grupo étnico, ya cada estado puede hacer una historia más desglozada de su territorio, es por eso que en México muchos no saben qur aún hay negros (mestizos) en el país, y sólo lo saben aquellas personas que viven en las zonas donde se dió este mestizaje, que por lo general es en la centro-sur y sureste (Veracruz, Oaxaca, Tabasco, Guerrero) y la única zona norte es en Coahuila. Y es en estos estados donde se mira a la comunidad negra de México tanto en la sociedad, tradiciones, bailes e historia. A diferencia de USA que las comunidades negras se encuentran en cada uno de sus estados, y claro que en diferente proporción.
Thanks again for sharing this video.
Thank you for sharing this
Great story, i think i learnt about something like this when I visited the Native American exhibition in one of the museum's in NY in 2017...
Im ADOS (African American) these people are our cousins
definitely *brothers/sisters ❤️💛🖤
they are not your cousins, they are your brothers and sisters, they are ADOS Mexicans
Are you related to these people? I know and are friends with several members of the Warrior and Raspberry and July family members. I am ADOS but not directly related to them. I have been to the celebrations honoring the Seminole Negro Scouts.
It's funny how some ADOS people say they are blood relatives of certain people
If your name is not on the tribal roll you are not related. Say you support their history would be more appropriate 😊
They divided us we all are the same people. They programmed us to think that we are different by the color of are skins. But it's the bloodline that connects us as a big family. That connects us to TMH spiritual we are spiritual people.
They're YOUR cousins dont speak for me!!🙄
Beautiful. 💯✌🏾
Absolutely
Thanks for sharing.
I really need to visit and celebrate.
My uncle is a Mexican Tiger Woods. He and my Aunt travelled to Africa as tourists and walked with lions and visited Mr. Nelson Mandela's landmark house.
They’re some unique looking people
@3:25 those look like my uncles in Rio Verde, SLP. I’m glad the tribe had a safe place to go after the Trail of Tears.
Let's not romanticize history. The Seminole also enslaved Afrikans.
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So what happened to them do they get breeded out by the black people
@@frankmurphy7234 what do you mean? I’m not clear
@@1RavenNTexas what happened to the original Seminoles
@@frankmurphy7234 the clip explains that, did you miss that
My dad was born in Palau, Coahuila, Mexico which is not far from
Nacimento De los Negros. I just want to say they don't celebrate Juneteenth.
By they I mean Mexican people. Most Mexican people have no idea what Juneteenth is.
I say this so the truth be told and known.
That's not what some of these clips say. It says it is celebrated.
@@tigerkhanshort3053 Yes it is celebrated at Nacimento
Don't get me wrong. But not outside the community.
@@tigerkhanshort3053What he means is it's mostly celebrated by gringos visiting. It helps bring in tourist dollars, not rocket science. Even some native dances 😂 completely made up as a requirement for tribal status. But again 🤷 it brings in gringo tourist dollars right?
@@timnooneslackeyasuna8699 Whatever.
The truth is more like we don't know about juneteenth because we never saw them as slaves, as soon as they set foot on our country they became citizens and free! Viva Mexico!!
Shalwam to my Israelites in Mexico
Black people are native to the Americans. Not all Black people in the Americans are escaped or former enslaved people. Not all Black people come from Africa.
I’m Black Seminole and Black Foot blood lines! Greetings to all my brothers ! Let’s Make this country OURS AGAIN 💪🏾💪🏽
VIVA LA HISPANIDAD 💯
Hermoso 🇲🇽 ❤
This is such a beautiful story
I don't know where this story of seminoles being runaway slaves came from.
Seminoles were a conglomerate of tribes fighting to protect their land and oil.
The word semimole literally means Blacks or Maroons.
And what you call the Indian wars was really known in Europe as The Petroleum Movement.
This conglomerate of Black Tribes also included California Seminoles.
One tribe well known today as Sinaloa fought valiantly and thats the only reason why they arent extinct today.
Maybe a little pale but still with us.👍
Maybe if the United States came clean about what really took place in history citizens would know the war never ended.
All you hear from Amerikan media is what are we going to about Afrikan Amerikans, Mexicans, Sinaloa, Rußians, Germans, and Housing?
This is all you will ever hear from every Amerikan media outlet, News Paper, and Social Media dating back to the 1800s.
Thats because Media literally means WHITES.
The U.S. government didn't free the slaves in the U.S. it was constant pressure and rebellions despite what you learned in history. The Seminoles are not the only group of Black slaves to fight against slavery. She has a ton to learn.
Seminoles were not black they were a native tribe that let africans earn a spot in their tribe.
@@charleyu5506 I'm referring to the Blacks who helped the weak indians beat the Spanish
@@Regalman lmao you mean the natives who protected the weak slaves from their massa's
@@charleyu5506 they didn't protect shit, in fact natives owned slaves. But at the end we see they couldn't keep up if you know what im saying. And they tried kissing white people ass and still lost their land lmao. Black people tried to help them.
@@Regalman We literally saved you from the spanish and the english and let you live as members of tribes. The biggest slave owner was a BLACK man and they say he was the most cruel massah. Truth is stranger than fiction.
My Dad is 95. When he was a kid you didn't have to say black Seminole. There wasn't any white one's 😮
Wow!! Can you please document everything he has fo say about this?? I believe it. I even saw pictures of the indigenous Taiwanese and they were Black in color like the Negritos of the Phillipines. So much of this story is hidden. I pray your grandfather is well and shares all of his info with you to pass down to the generations!
My Tribe!
Happy for them 😊😊😊 me enjoying this becoming a holiday that is the envy of everyonem
Respect 👌🏾🤞🏾
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Amazing history
Wow i will for the rest of my life celebrate june teenth and if i find sum black mexicans with them aswell
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Nice.
Yo amo a los mascogos,mascotas, taraumaras,los yakis,los lacandones amo mi mexico.
Who came here after tiktok???
Me
I did now I’ve watched like 6 videos on TH-cam
what tiktok video?
We Masogos and we black, not African.
Ignorance on its face!
@@raamyasharahla535not all black are Africans my friend. You can find natives in all continents that are black and never experienced the transatlantic slaves trade
Black Seminoles are African
They were allowed to stay in the country as long as they could fight the Comanches and Apaches whenever they attacked Mexican towns.
Every able bodied man is compeled to defend the people among wich he lives..... Fool.
Facts and if they did successfully they were promised land which they got. Did the same thing for the u.s but the president did not keep his word
This is a wonderful piece, I don't understand why alot of Mexican people don't like black people, some of them are so racist.
Don't waste your time thinking about why they don't like Black people, who cares?
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In many cases it is the other way around. Many black people do not like Spanish speaking people. Why? I do not know.
@@carlosnievas1220 Really I'm from the East Coast NYC/NJ and I have always enjoyed the Spanish culture along with the food which is delish! Sadly, I moved to the north-west of Ohio and it purely lacks diversity! The Mexican people here strongly dislike blacks, a lot of them identity as white. I enjoy Mexican food and when you go into a Mexican restaurant I can feel their energy. It's a shame that there is so much hatred in the world. And now from the looks of it may get even worst. Peace & Blessings to you!
Yes black people can be racist
All humans are unique
Amen 💯✅
Wonderful
They didn’t mix, the real aboriginals also known as Indians are now being called black and or African American🤦🏾♂️
This is a great story. My family is enrolled in Oklahoma Seminole, and we are black Seminole. I hope all Mexican learn this history and know that they have an African lineage.
😅 No, you would have one.
Black folks always trying to bond with people that jate us . Smh. Most Mexicans despise anything Black . All feelings aside these are facts.
Seminole is a description, not a tribe.
Nice
This is mind blowing. I love you my black brothers and sisters
From your black American sister ❤🙏🏾
They are NOT our brothers and sisters!!!🙄 You people will claim ANYONE except Blacks!!
PEACE AND LOVE TO MY BLACK FAMILY WE ARE WAKING UP TO OUR BIBLICAL HERITAGE AS " HEBREW ISRAELITES " WE LOVE YOU BROTHER AND SISTERS ALL THE WAY FROM DALLAS TEXAS SHALOM
These are not israelites. They are Hamites. 😆
@@justpassingthrough1932 both. history shows people in “negroland”(km of juda) was in the americas long before the pilgrims. SOME of these light skinned native/mexicans that descend from negros can jus be the same as an “african american”…an israelite. the curses probably can be shown in their communities. i do not agree with the chart but it has a little truth to it.
Mexicans nightmare began with the introduction of the bible. Free your mind ese!
@@ziahmanarchivewhere is negro land?
@@FM-ki4dl you sound like a non-Mexican
Believe me your history goes even further back than that!!!!!!! It's all in the Bible.
Native history 🤣 tens of thousands of years older than the Bible, now go back to pretending to be jew-ish instead of a pretendian
W Mexico
Choctaw Nation my Great Grandmother 👵🏽😘
Just to start off, I think this is amazing. I agree with most of the story but not the part about them being slaves. They weren't slaves they were always Indians (Niiji) just a different tribe. The indian removal act was signed into law by Andrew Jackson in 1830.
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@@youtubeaccount5356 Yes you are. Smh
Seminole means "runaway'" but many escaped slaves that could find their way to Florida joined up with the Seminoles building up there "tribe" but the escaped slaves chose to live separate from the Seminoles but when one group went to war ALL went to war.
The slaves lived alongside the Seminoles in Florida. I still have PLENTY oral history from my ppl.
Yes Slaves! A People who knew and Build everything! Civilizations including.
Cool
See the slave part they were Indians slaves by black Europeans. That’s correct as they wasn’t white or pale. These were all Black people ruling.
Thats whats up ❤❤❤
They should show this to the racist people
Good for you all! My family members did not have SO CALLED NATIVE AMERICAN ANCESTORS BUT WE HAVE JUNETEENTH
The true Biblical Israelites.
Excuse for some reason when want to edit errors . This phone won't let me. But truth be need told not color of skin
Yo look up John horse he connected to this
My family is black Seminoles indigenous native Americans in Florida they are called Blackfoot tribe
What county or town? Because we all didn't go to Oklahoma.
@@zxcccccc1Bruh 😂 their is no blackfoot in Florida, he's a WABO pretendian
No
We are Washitaw Say Our Land.
Arent they mascogos? Why call them Seminoles?
Some of this is inaccurate.
now everyone wants to get in on this Black Americans holiday 😂
Apparently, it's been going on.
They are our cousins, why wouldn't they celebrate?
@ADubbs-fd8xf No, they're not.
Yes preserve your history, the modern Seminole tribes denial be dammed
Jesus Christ those are some beautiful people…#NoDiddy
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Don't get it twisted or confused. We speaking of the "Black/Hebrew" folks in Mexico. Not the "Spanish/Mexican" folk. So, don't get it confused with ALL Mexicans. As the "Israelite Camps" do. Shalom ✊🏿 🤴🏿
Don't start this. Even the folks you're talking about have mixed with Spaniards. It doesn't take anything away from their strong Black lineage or heritage.
@@hereiswisdom Yes. We have mixed with many. But, you are of THE FATHERS lineage. Not the mother. So, if any Israelite man mix with a European woman. Those children still carry the Y halpotype of the father. E1B1A/Hebrew. So, if ANY one doesn't carry the Y halpotype E1B1A. They are NOT Hebrews. DNA doesn't lie. (Leviticus 7:11) Shalom ✊🏿🤴🏿
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No such thing as black seminoles.
THEY NOT LIKE US!!
Beautiful family
No one cares
Who cares