Not so much lies as an awful ammount of selective discredit of the facts. Lot of tough pills to swallow for consumers use to their food cut and chewed for them.
History isn't a lie. It's been whitewashed. Look into history books from Europe, particularly Germany & the Netherlands as pertains to America if you want some truth.
“When they control the information, they can bend it all they want.” Anger is the most naive and manipulatable emotion, people don’t seem to understand that a liar can pretend to be angry if he thinks he is taking followers along with him/her.
I felt the same way! I felt it in my soul that it was not telling the truth nor the full stories. I have been doing research for the past 10 years on world history. Yes, we were lied to about the history of the Americas and the world. We have been lied to about our identity. Lies on top of lies based on racism. It brought all kinds of emotions at first that I'm still dealing with.
_"We'll know our disinformation is complete when everything the American public believes is false"_ - William Casey, -demonic arcon- CIA director under Reagan
Considering it is a nation built on slavery, which still has legal slavery for prisoners. It is not surprising. If the core of the idea is written, nothing you do will change thst it is rotten.
@@roberth2627 Diverse means _difference,_ or a variety, but words like "homogenization" sells hate, which is the objective of white supremacists like you.
Even the Salsa music will still be controversial if you continue to deny the African roots of it. People who carry African blood and DNA, deny and hate their African roots. NONESENSE!
It’s always white people telling non whites what their history is. That it the main problem. It would take hundreds of different ethnic backgrounds of people to collaborate on this to be complete, elaborate, and accurate.
This battle upsets me as a German American Granddaughter, if I made an exhibit on Volksmusik in both Eastern Europe and the Americas I would not eliminate the topic of xenophobia, the Music Industry complex, and conflicts like World Wars One and Two, the Iron Curtain, and the Red Scare because all these experiences belong to German and German-speaking Americans and other Eastern Europen immigrants and migrants. I would not only tell the story of my family fleeing the Thrid Riche but other families, famous musicians, and the conflicts they had to deal with because of their heritage and identity. In Ken Burns's Jazz, Brandon Marcelis stresses that we can't talk about Jazz without talking about slavery, racism, and white privilege. All German Americans should fight for all immigrant and migrant stories to be told accurately not like a Disney Cartoon.
Very well,,,said, I have a daughter born and raised in Germany,,, and Im interested to know how the Holocaust is being presented in current Germany. You're absolutely right,,,you can't separate the music or other art forms from the social and political movement s at the time. The Dada movement for example.
Dont forget the history of LGBTQ+ Germans also being persecutted by the Nazis, the Berlin Institute for sexual research was burned by Nazis, the famous photos of books being burned was literature from that instute, lets tell the complete accurate history to honour all the victims.
Always remember, there really are no "Latinos" outside of the US. This is a reductive demographic term in its modern iteration, invented, like "hispanic", by the US govt. There are Mexicans, Nicaraguans, Colombians, Cubans, Bolivians, etc. They are bound by linguistic commonality and other shared/similar cultural features. Consider how (if and) when the media references events in Kenya, Nigeria, Gabon it uses "Africans", which is also reductive.
True. I’d rather be called a “Latino” than a “Hispanic”. For sure I am both. Hispanic almost sounds derogatory and made up. Latin speaks to my European roots (great grandma is a white lady), but because I’m Latino I’m proud to be mixed and a true American. Viva la raza! (Side note: may we never forget the atrocities committed by european colonialism against our indigenous family.)
My family left my country because of Marxist terrorism , do you expect me and my family to have something good to say about Cuba, Castro, Chavez or anything that has to do with communism or Marxism?
You will not Revise History.. Where were Latinos during Segregation? Teach the Racism in Latin Culture. There’s a reason they are putting the Afro Latinos accomplishments in the fore front.
Yeah democracy now reaches often but now a days they there reaching so far sphetification ensues so far thier arms have redshifted and can only be seen with special tools.
Where were the blacks when natives wete fighting english and spanish till the end almost getting wiped out. Oh yea blacks were serving and being obedient to whites. Yu didnt help natives back then and now yu wanna cry about what spanish and english geocidal brainwashing did to them
They want to be considered yt latino and none of them claim Mexicans even though that is Latinos, indo aryans, in the new world; before Ameri'ca was captured and colonized by the yt walkers
The Cuban story was being REWRITTEN by Chicanos and Boricuas. That is where the problem eminated from.That is why Diaz-Balart insisted on said changes.
There's always 2 fights, that between those who want a fuller story told and those outside the story who want to curate it for their own narrative. Then there's that internal fight with those willing to curate their own story for acceptance and approval of those outside curators.
The experience of the Latino community or what is to be a Latino is a different experience for each one of us, it all depends what country you or your family comes from and its political and economical reality, social status and education, putting the Latino experience in one monolitic experience is wrong and doesn't represent all of us.
I grew up in PR and we were told Taino indians had been exterminated, that the American invasion in 1898 had been welcomed, that we have no natural resources so we need to depend on the United States. All lies. I lived in Texas and heard stories of how some teachers belittled hispanic kids telling them they had no future but welfare like their parents. We need to know our history and the history of resistance os an important part of that history. I will have to add music is also a way of resistance and has been since forever.
Gracias a todos ustedes. Thank you for speaking up for our history,for our dignity,for our rights to be heard and included. We are everywhere, And we are Awake! 🌎✊🏾
So that's why I'm confused on why black history is being wiped out when it's part of American history Part of all the America's history because slaves were brought throughout the whole Caribbean,South America, In central america
Thats what conservatives fear, they dont like the fact that latino history is one of US and European colonization, that the white Europeans exploited, enslaved our people and violated our lands, and even when finally we freed ourselves from these colonizers these same colonizers continue to exert control over our countries because they dont like that we dislike their exploitative capitalist regime, like they did by funding the coup in Chile and installing a puppet dictator, Pinochet, that is actual accurate and true history which conservatives fear.
I have noticed that history is changing. Maybe its Hollywoods version of history that is affecting our view of history. Foe example, Disney made a movie about the Jamestown Colony and in the movie it shows Captain John Smith falling madly in love with Pocahontas. Which is a lie. But the children who watch this movie won't know that. Pocahontas was baptized Rebecca' and married John Roulf they had a son named Tom. Captain John Smith was an older man who had a wife and 10 children in England. The message is that we can no longer believe everything we learn from movies or anything on the internet, unless it's a reliable source of information... like Wikipedia or?
To start with history , especially, the book is always better. Assuming relevant history re-vision is Hollywood, when its self evident fiction by the fact its animated should be apparent. Also maybe you missed Fox lost a 1 billion dollar suit for its assumption of current history?
Que viva el pueblo chicano, Latino y all the immigrants that live in the Yankee empire that have been fighting for freedom, justice and those that want the real history to be known.
Pretty sure that’s what the Left is doing with teachers unions, political bureaucracies in corporations, military and universities and pushing political ideologies down peoples throats in schools.
My father’s family came to Angelina County, Texas as settlers in the 1820s. One of my ancestors, Nathaniel Lynch, played a part in defeating Mexican forces and taking Texas from Mexico before it became a state. I think it’s crucial to remind our fellow Americans that we took a huge piece of a Spanish speaking country when Texas became a state and therefore Latino and Hispanic culture is an integral part of our overall American culture.
Unfortunately, by and large, people with your very same heritage, and knowledge of history, voted overwhelmingly for the American political party that has no intention, whatsoever, of acknowledging Hispanic culture as an integral part of U.S. History.
3:25 - This actually is more accurate since Fidel _did_ kick out the Batista's surrounding colonial oligarchy/mafia/plantation owners ie the excesses of the capitalist class, the unstated implication of course is that this "dictatorship" was somehow bad/unpopular or whatever which is not the case for the vast majority of the population. This was famously called the "golden exile" for precisely this reason. To the extent that "economic hardships" - also implied to be a universal result of the revolution - plagues the country, it can easily be linked to the grotesque US sanctions still in effect to this day (despite the approval of only 2 nation-states at the annual UN vote to condemn such sanctions - usually veto'd by only the US and Israel, shocker...). The state department memo justifying the goals for the initial embargo approved in 1960, continued under sanction policy today lays this out in no uncertain terms: _"Salient considerations respecting the life of the present Government of Cuba are:_ *_1._*_ The majority of Cubans support Castro (the lowest estimate I have seen is 50 percent)._ *_2._*_ There is no effective political opposition._ *_3._*_ Fidel Castro and other members of the Cuban Government espouse or condone communist influence._ *_4._*_ Communist influence is pervading the Government and the body politic at an amazingly fast rate._ *_5._*_ Militant opposition to Castro from without Cuba would only serve his and the communist cause._ *_6._*_ The only foreseeable means of alienating internal support is through disenchantment and disaffection based on economic dissatisfaction and hardship._ _If the above are accepted or cannot be successfully countered, it follows that every possible means should be undertaken promptly to weaken the economic life of Cuba. If such a policy is adopted, it should be the result of a positive decision which would call forth a line of action which, while as adroit and inconspicuous as possible, makes the greatest inroads in denying money and supplies to Cuba, to decrease monetary and real wages, to bring about hunger, desperation and overthrow of government."_
Well said and very accurate. The Cubans who fled when Castro came to power are now worshipping at the feet of the feet of the fascist dictator Desantos in Florida. I have said this before and revealing exactly what the U.S did to Cuba is incredibly important to know. Thank you for the accuracy of your comment.
Latin history is such an interesting topic because it's a tale of how people align with European roots and those who align with indigenous/African roots and how both are included in the story and bringing it together to create the full story. Then tying in the relationship to the U.S. and how each nationality has it's own history with the U.S. Long story short, no one is going to agree on Latino history in the US 🤣
The blood-quantum is what matters here and the more people mix in to Mexicans then the Native American blood quantum will keep going down in the treaties will be lost. This is the plan.
Not at all, Latino's are "Fair" skin /or white theirs dark skin med to light brown skin.(afro latino/latina).. so you need to portray Latino's as a whole not just type of one look that's just how should be and what's fair..some may beg to differ but facts are facts
Its funny because if you discuss Latin history you have to discuss Spanish Inquisition, the Moors and the implications of colonizing the Americas. This is contrary to what they teach in public spaces and I expect much debate on alternative facts.
That Spanish Inquisition was really more in Latin American history. When we talk Hispanic History we also include the indigenous part of it because Hispanic is fused with indigenous culture unlike anglos that take credit for everything
As an indigenous recovering ex-latin I disagree that these two cultures are truly “fused”. The 2 simply make no sense in reality, one side must lose and white supremacy through the most twisted history decided by them dictates that it be the “indigenous” half, every time.
his panic and latin no are colonial terms that are used to take away the indigenous peoples identity. we are the indigenous peoples of the americas. all the americas are one land, and one people. yet they are treated as foreigners on their own lands by the colonial settlers.
The history of so many countries are altered in favor of the conquerors that invaded them. The very terminology used to describe to atrocities of these invaders soften the true wickness conquerors are guilty of. Apartheid is a word used to softened the concept of isolating the original people of south africa from the invaders who took their country from them. Ethnic cleansing is a term used to soften and lessen the degree of wickedness that is more accurately described as the barbaric act of the cold blooded mass murder of millions of innocent people by barbarian attackers out to dehumanize a people and steal their land and natural resources. Colonization sounds like the act of building a city on vacant land with no owner, when in fact it the act of stealing land from its owners and forcing them off their land so invaders can build their own society and force the indigenous people to accept rule by a group of heathenistic barbarians. But Almighty God sees these things as what they are. outrageous sins against Him and all nations. He will punish those who are guilty of such wickedness who refuse to repent and reconcile with their victims. Remember the scriptures say God punishes to the third and fourth generation those who defy him.Exodus 34:7, Exodus 20:13, Exodus 20:15, Nahum 1:3. And if you desire forgiveness consider reparations, for mercy covers a multitude of sins 1Peter 4:8.
Living in San Antonio for 4 years, was eye opening for me to meet the Latinos who were some of the best Americans I know. Kind, educated, friendly folks. My prior experiences in Montana was that Latinos were migrant field workers and worked in kitchens.❤it’s not just one story.
HAHAHA! You just can't avoid the "black question" about it all. It becomes controversial when you try to erase the African root of the identity of the historical characters involved.
This really seems to be the real divide about this project. Is it about the more white identified Latino's against the more indigenousness/African roots of Latino Culture & heritage ..I don't remember such a divide about the African American museum when it was being build...As I remember both Black Dems & Rep donated to have this museum build ...
Who are Latinos? Latinos were the Invaders they are European not indigenous we are not Latinos we are indigenous a majority of us have over 60% indigenous blood in US and we have no ancestry in Europe
Latino refers to people from Latin America and Hispanic refers to people who speak Spanish. These terms don't have anything to do with race or ethnicity, they're umbrella terms. It's mostly Americans that see them as racial categories. From your other comment, Aboriginal (capitalized) refers to indigenous Australians.
Reminds me a little of the controversy surrounding the Enola Gay exhibition around 1995 about the plane that dropped the first atomic bomb. How much should the exhibit discuss nuclear warfare, and the history leading up to it?
Sounds noble and someone if a slight to say that Latinos have “not waited.” I think it more accurate to say that Latinos are constantly building their power and success in the wake of the struggle that Blacks wage, then stepping in and taking the spoils of the struggle of Black people as your own even though you have they have never been fully in the fight to benefit all.
I went to this exhibit a little less than a year ago. I was curious about how much of the Leftist movements would be covered. There was good stuff there, and I recommend people see it. But I saw that Cuba section, and immediately thought this exhibit was heavily propagandized. How much of Black history should be covered was also hotly contested when the National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC) was being developed. Those curators and historians eventually decided that if we don’t tell the full story of African Americans in this country, we are not telling the full story. NMAAHC is now one of the most popular museums on the National Mall. The fully story of Latinos should be told. We share a common history of cooption, appropriation, dilution of our Leftist politics, and erasure. Stand up for the truth and let people decide for themselves.
A very small but extremely vocal minority shouldn't have the power and influence necessary to manipulate the system into creating & upholding the rules they want to be imposed on the whole of society. Yelling louder & longer than other groups doesn't justify caving into their demands.
The blood-quantum is what matters here and the more people mix in to Mexicans then the Native American blood quantum will keep going down in the treaties will be lost. This is the plan.
I love how America trys to market socilasim as worce then fascism. Its not. And never will be worse. And fascists will always try to push socialism as worse.
Those who tell the hi/stories rule society" - Plato «Αυτοί που λένε τις ιστορίες κυβερνούν την κοινωνία» - O Πλάτων «Aftoí pou léne tis istoríes kyvernoún tin koinonía» - O Pláton You Latinos and Latinas should be the masters and mistresses of your own cultural heritages and how you tell them over there in the Americas and no one else. 🧿
I hope this Museum also includes the fact that Hispanic kids were not taught their proper history along with their indigenous history but rather they were taught more Anglo and African history than anything
first of all hispanic latino that is not a race but culture problem with that and that you dont have real culture because you include blacks into this narrative why do you want some one else to teach your culture and history to your kids specially if that person is not even of that race that is illogical parents have to teach that if you are parent are ignorant well you have learn this your self....
I get what you're sayin, when l reflect on that paragraph of African American history. .. wasn't much. It's expected -never never let another culture control your historical narrative .
@UC9rjJsFnG9uWqMS-qK5_9Yw thats true but i also want to remind you of thr underlying fact that even though they have mixed with iberian people they have a more redundant native base that persists so they are the natives technically even the lightest ones have native blood and its native blood not Spanish language uniting them colorism isn't a productive indicator
Shutting off at 800million cost. Yeah our country has many more issues to contend with. Than another museum. How bout clean up the streets with 800million😂💔😢
@@ihavenojawandimustscream4681 How often did your biology class talk about monotremes? Was it as often as placental mammals? As often as marsupials? No? Why? Because just existing doesnt mean you deserve a medal. Doing something well does. Oh and insofar as "Values" need I mention that suicide ceremony for Tenochtitlan (84k people) or "psychoball" Tlachtli. 🤨 Further, I find it really suspect a bunch of Spanish immigrant slave traders get to claim heritage to the area and victimhood after a few generations like the spanish arent european. Since when? lol smfh
0:39: 📚 There is a controversy at the Smithsonian institution over plans to build a national museum of the American Latino, with a divide on how Latinos should be portrayed in the museum. 3:15: 📚 The Smithsonian backed down on its threat to change parts of an exhibit after meeting with Jorge Zamaneo and Lonnie Bunch, the secretary of the overall Smithsonian institution. 7:15: 🌍 The video discusses the impact of U.S foreign and economic policies on driving people from Latin America to the United States, and the importance of understanding the Latino community's relationship to their communities and the world. 10:59: 📚 Conservatives are pressuring the Smithsonian to override historians and eliminate the teaching of black American history and other marginalized histories. 14:52: 📚 The video discusses the importance of teaching a broader understanding of American history, particularly in Texas where there has been a significant demographic change. Recap by Tammy AI
In 50 years we will see the severe damage that has been done to ERASE people- I love the professors and Amy/ JUAN ‘s engagement. I would show this piece to EVERYONE, but especially Latino/ African American young ppl. This is so important- “making this country more democratic representative which makes it better for all!
Yep, blame all, "Conservatives," NOT white, Republican, Miami, Cubans. Diaz Balart's name wasn't even mentioned ONCE by the the guests. Very interesting.
😂😂 maybe conservatives Latinos , can open a museum by themselves telling his own realty of all of them blondes whit blue eyes that gotten automatically successful jobs and careers like millionaires in United States , so wonderful, but the museum is about history or Barbie Latino world of success 😂😂😂
That the fact that US is a worldwide evil to latino people, that Cuba freed themselves from the capitalist interests in the US and the people who escaped Cuba were capitalist rich pigs who tried to salvage the fortune they accrued illegally by exploiting slave labor, Castro might be no saint but he is far from being a "dictator", the people of Cuba love the Castro family as Fidel gave them freedom, thats what the US conservatives fear, true accurate history.
Bc history is divisive and doesn't align with their authoritarian viewpoints. Remember when Trump said he wanted to replace history with patriotic education? He was complaining about historians such as Howard Zinn.
We are not Latino we are not Hispanic we are indigenous Aboriginal people of this land and we need to embrace our ancestors and reclaim our land and our power
. Maybe take the wonderful history of the varying Latina cultures to the varying Latina communities 🤷🏽♀️. If that’s who you’re building the museum for
I don't mean to cause controversy but is there any mention of the murders and incarcerations of Mexican citizens in California when they had a little bit of ethnic cleansing going on in about 1930? Is that just something I dreamed of or did that happen
@@BlahblahblahblahblahblahblahFU where is the evidence besides conquistadors? Latino derives from Latin which came from Europe. And most Latinos want to be acknowledged as white for their ethnicity.
@@jennaywilliams1024 you’re talking about syntax… I didn’t say anything about grammar! I’m literally talking about history! You know time, events and people! So before American, before Spain… there were natives! And I’m pretty sure you can go farther back!
@@BlahblahblahblahblahblahblahFU but whose history? Which is why I specified my vernacular pertaining to the autochthonous people lol I'm saying Latinos are not them.
@@jennaywilliams1024 so you're saying that history isn't history because of the colonizers? I'm a native from the Pacific islands... and Europe colonized my island for 500 years, you think that that's not my history! That's sounds kind of crazy! either good or bad, it happened to my island... and i want everyone to known how devious they were!
@@Jose-sy1je well i share his skepticism as a white complexioned Puerto Rican. By the few shots of the display dealing with PR, it is glaringly clear the presentation has an outsized Afro-Caribbean centering narrative. Colorism in the Caribbean and rest of Spanish speaking Americas is a well known dynamic, as is the history of Africans in Puerto Rican Island culture (which is distinct from the african american aligning one of the diaspora puerto ricans). but it hardly encompasses the totality of the history. This presentation isn't inclusive in the least, so it's not surprising it's getting pushback. Afro Caribbeans have a legit grievance, but don't hijack the narrative by claiming speaking license for the entire Hispanic experience. I think that's what the exhibit misses the mark on. Chastising me and concocting some accusation of enjoying so called "privilege" of being Anglo passing in the states is not gonna win you any allies among us white Hispanics. We belong too, and will push right back at ya for insinuating that insufferably banal true scot fallacy that the only real Latino is a mestizo or mulato complexioned, and by implication whitey-opressed, latino.
As a child, I always felt that history was a lie. I felt it in my soul. As an adult, I know it's a lie
Not so much lies as an awful ammount of selective discredit of the facts. Lot of tough pills to swallow for consumers use to their food cut and chewed for them.
History isn't a lie. It's been whitewashed. Look into history books from Europe, particularly Germany & the Netherlands as pertains to America if you want some truth.
“When they control the information, they can bend it all they want.” Anger is the most naive and manipulatable emotion, people don’t seem to understand that a liar can pretend to be angry if he thinks he is taking followers along with him/her.
I felt the same way! I felt it in my soul that it was not telling the truth nor the full stories.
I have been doing research for the past 10 years on world history. Yes, we were lied to about the history of the Americas and the world. We have been lied to about our identity. Lies on top of lies based on racism. It brought all kinds of emotions at first that I'm still dealing with.
@@meb777 So whats the most shocking discovery you made, during these 10 years of research?
What a shock. American jingoism supercedes facts.
_"We'll know our disinformation is complete when everything the American public believes is false"_ - William Casey, -demonic arcon- CIA director under Reagan
And once again caught with the cookie jar. Thank you DN!
Exactly
Why has diversity become a "dirty word" in our nation? Is it fear or hate...or both? Introspection is vital for both individuals, and nations to grow.
It has always been a" Dirty Word" it's always been about Homogenization.. !!
Considering it is a nation built on slavery, which still has legal slavery for prisoners. It is not surprising. If the core of the idea is written, nothing you do will change thst it is rotten.
@@roberth2627 Diverse means _difference,_ or a variety, but words like "homogenization" sells hate, which is the objective of white supremacists like you.
Even the Salsa music will still be controversial if you continue to deny the African roots of it. People who carry African blood and DNA, deny and hate their African roots. NONESENSE!
Is there ANYTHING a conservative ever told the truth about? Is there anything they don't want to ruin?
It’s always white people telling non whites what their history is. That it the main problem. It would take hundreds of different ethnic backgrounds of people to collaborate on this to be complete, elaborate, and accurate.
I thought Latinos were white!
Latin American isn’t a race but a culture so you have “White” Latinos.
Darkness Fears the Light.
Wrong.., it's Darkness created the light....!!!! Learn your real history of where your/our people come from.... Find yourself in the bible...
We are Israel....!!!
a bit jugemental arent we author??@@MorganJohnsonAuthor
This battle upsets me as a German American Granddaughter, if I made an exhibit on Volksmusik in both Eastern Europe and the Americas I would not eliminate the topic of xenophobia, the Music Industry complex, and conflicts like World Wars One and Two, the Iron Curtain, and the Red Scare because all these experiences belong to German and German-speaking Americans and other Eastern Europen immigrants and migrants. I would not only tell the story of my family fleeing the Thrid Riche but other families, famous musicians, and the conflicts they had to deal with because of their heritage and identity. In Ken Burns's Jazz, Brandon Marcelis stresses that we can't talk about Jazz without talking about slavery, racism, and white privilege. All German Americans should fight for all immigrant and migrant stories to be told accurately not like a Disney Cartoon.
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Amen...!
Very well,,,said,
I have a daughter born and raised in Germany,,, and Im interested to know how the Holocaust is being presented in current Germany. You're absolutely right,,,you can't separate the music or other art forms from the social and political movement s at the time. The Dada movement for example.
Oh and Riche is spelled "Reich".
Dont forget the history of LGBTQ+ Germans also being persecutted by the Nazis, the Berlin Institute for sexual research was burned by Nazis, the famous photos of books being burned was literature from that instute, lets tell the complete accurate history to honour all the victims.
Always remember, there really are no "Latinos" outside of the US. This is a reductive demographic term in its modern iteration, invented, like "hispanic", by the US govt. There are Mexicans, Nicaraguans, Colombians, Cubans, Bolivians, etc. They are bound by linguistic commonality and other shared/similar cultural features. Consider how (if and) when the media references events in Kenya, Nigeria, Gabon it uses "Africans", which is also reductive.
All of that is nothing but man-made borders and the separation of tribes and putting them on different sides of the lines between you .
True. I’d rather be called a “Latino” than a “Hispanic”. For sure I am both. Hispanic almost sounds derogatory and made up. Latin speaks to my European roots (great grandma is a white lady), but because I’m Latino I’m proud to be mixed and a true American. Viva la raza!
(Side note: may we never forget the atrocities committed by european colonialism against our indigenous family.)
people deserve to be controlled@@jennaywilliams1024
@@jdovski LOL....
@@jdovskiboo tomato tomato
Does anyone expect right-wingers to actually allow history to be taught? Their agenda requires right-wing propaganda to be taught in its place.
All history is propaganda by the powerful at the time its written.. theleft included.
While the left tries to groom children and castrate them. I'll take the right. Fool
My family left my country because of Marxist terrorism , do you expect me and my family to have something good to say about Cuba, Castro, Chavez or anything that has to do with communism or Marxism?
@@tschorsch Exactly. It's all based around fabricated stories which incorporate real world elements. That's how such people do things.
You will not Revise History.. Where were Latinos during Segregation? Teach the Racism in Latin Culture. There’s a reason they are putting the Afro Latinos accomplishments in the fore front.
Yeah democracy now reaches often but now a days they there reaching so far sphetification ensues so far thier arms have redshifted and can only be seen with special tools.
Where were the blacks when natives wete fighting english and spanish till the end almost getting wiped out. Oh yea blacks were serving and being obedient to whites. Yu didnt help natives back then and now yu wanna cry about what spanish and english geocidal brainwashing did to them
They want to be considered yt latino and none of them claim Mexicans even though that is Latinos, indo aryans, in the new world; before Ameri'ca was captured and colonized by the yt walkers
Do they mention that Hispanics carried out the mass lynching of Chinese in California in 1871?
Those who attack the contents of this exhibit are trying to rewrite history! This is dangerous.
Facts 💯
Who will stop them? The people honored by the exhibit largely vote for the people who would gladly see the exhibit smashed to smithereens.
The Cuban story was being REWRITTEN by Chicanos and Boricuas. That is where the problem eminated from.That is why Diaz-Balart insisted on said changes.
There's always 2 fights, that between those who want a fuller story told and those outside the story who want to curate it for their own narrative. Then there's that internal fight with those willing to curate their own story for acceptance and approval of those outside curators.
The experience of the Latino community or what is to be a Latino is a different experience for each one of us, it all depends what country you or your family comes from and its political and economical reality, social status and education, putting the Latino experience in one monolitic experience is wrong and doesn't represent all of us.
I grew up in PR and we were told Taino indians had been exterminated, that the American invasion in 1898 had been welcomed, that we have no natural resources so we need to depend on the United States. All lies. I lived in Texas and heard stories of how some teachers belittled hispanic kids telling them they had no future but welfare like their parents. We need to know our history and the history of resistance os an important part of that history. I will have to add music is also a way of resistance and has been since forever.
If you don't know your past then you don't know your future......
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Gracias a todos ustedes.
Thank you for speaking up for our history,for our dignity,for our rights to be heard and included.
We are everywhere,
And we are Awake!
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As a Latina living in Chicago, I would love to see this exhibit; and I thank the Smithsonian & the professors who put forth this exhibit.
Looks like with all the raised fists px looks like there are some who want a BLM younger Latinos
The spaniards, like the English, French, etc. didn't "colonize" (how could've they). They invaded, destroyed and stole everything that they could.
They colonized them and most of the people still have a colonized mentality.
@@meb777 Hmmm I might agree with you to some extent.
You guys give me hope
It's all of the above, invaded, stole, destroyed, raped and then colonized who were left.
Latino is like a hundred ethnicities maybe more just ask them.
American government and politics clumbs them as 1 but they aren't. You're right.
So that's why I'm confused on why black history is being wiped out when it's part of American history Part of all the America's history because slaves were brought throughout the whole Caribbean,South America, In central america
Yeah but Latinos have to get their reparations from Spain that who colonized them, all they want to talk about they white and decentandt of spain.
How about being portrayed factually and truthfully?
Thats what conservatives fear, they dont like the fact that latino history is one of US and European colonization, that the white Europeans exploited, enslaved our people and violated our lands, and even when finally we freed ourselves from these colonizers these same colonizers continue to exert control over our countries because they dont like that we dislike their exploitative capitalist regime, like they did by funding the coup in Chile and installing a puppet dictator, Pinochet, that is actual accurate and true history which conservatives fear.
Right, without salsa dancing and period clothes white washing by McCarthyism CensoristTeapubs. Neg attention seeking cheapskates.
I have noticed that history is changing. Maybe its Hollywoods version of history that is affecting our view of history. Foe example, Disney made a movie about the Jamestown Colony and in the movie it shows Captain John Smith falling madly in love with Pocahontas. Which is a lie. But the children who watch this movie won't know that. Pocahontas was baptized Rebecca' and married John Roulf they had a son named Tom. Captain John Smith was an older man who had a wife and 10 children in England. The message is that we can no longer believe everything we learn from movies or anything on the internet, unless it's a reliable source of information... like Wikipedia or?
To start with history , especially, the book is always better. Assuming relevant history re-vision is Hollywood, when its self evident fiction by the fact its animated should be apparent. Also maybe you missed Fox lost a 1 billion dollar suit for its assumption of current history?
Que viva el pueblo chicano, Latino y all the immigrants that live in the Yankee empire that have been fighting for freedom, justice and those that want the real history to be known.
I just love how the maga mafia wants to dictate what we can see and learn. Facists all.
Pretty sure that’s what the Left is doing with teachers unions, political bureaucracies in corporations, military and universities and pushing political ideologies down peoples throats in schools.
My father’s family came to Angelina County, Texas as settlers in the 1820s. One of my ancestors, Nathaniel Lynch, played a part in defeating Mexican forces and taking Texas from Mexico before it became a state.
I think it’s crucial to remind our fellow Americans that we took a huge piece of a Spanish speaking country when Texas became a state and therefore Latino and Hispanic culture is an integral part of our overall American culture.
Unfortunately, by and large, people with your very same heritage, and knowledge of history, voted overwhelmingly for the American political party that has no intention, whatsoever, of acknowledging Hispanic culture as an integral part of U.S. History.
I'm Latino and I approve of this edition of democracy now!
Thank you Amy!
3:25 - This actually is more accurate since Fidel _did_ kick out the Batista's surrounding colonial oligarchy/mafia/plantation owners ie the excesses of the capitalist class, the unstated implication of course is that this "dictatorship" was somehow bad/unpopular or whatever which is not the case for the vast majority of the population. This was famously called the "golden exile" for precisely this reason. To the extent that "economic hardships" - also implied to be a universal result of the revolution - plagues the country, it can easily be linked to the grotesque US sanctions still in effect to this day (despite the approval of only 2 nation-states at the annual UN vote to condemn such sanctions - usually veto'd by only the US and Israel, shocker...).
The state department memo justifying the goals for the initial embargo approved in 1960, continued under sanction policy today lays this out in no uncertain terms:
_"Salient considerations respecting the life of the present Government of Cuba are:_
*_1._*_ The majority of Cubans support Castro (the lowest estimate I have seen is 50 percent)._
*_2._*_ There is no effective political opposition._
*_3._*_ Fidel Castro and other members of the Cuban Government espouse or condone communist influence._
*_4._*_ Communist influence is pervading the Government and the body politic at an amazingly fast rate._
*_5._*_ Militant opposition to Castro from without Cuba would only serve his and the communist cause._
*_6._*_ The only foreseeable means of alienating internal support is through disenchantment and disaffection based on economic dissatisfaction and hardship._
_If the above are accepted or cannot be successfully countered, it follows that every possible means should be undertaken promptly to weaken the economic life of Cuba. If such a policy is adopted, it should be the result of a positive decision which would call forth a line of action which, while as adroit and inconspicuous as possible, makes the greatest inroads in denying money and supplies to Cuba, to decrease monetary and real wages, to bring about hunger, desperation and overthrow of government."_
Well said and very accurate. The Cubans who fled when Castro came to power are now worshipping at the feet of the feet of the fascist dictator Desantos in Florida. I have said this before and revealing exactly what the U.S did to Cuba is incredibly important to know. Thank you for the accuracy of your comment.
Well researched. Much respect.
Latin history is such an interesting topic because it's a tale of how people align with European roots and those who align with indigenous/African roots and how both are included in the story and bringing it together to create the full story.
Then tying in the relationship to the U.S. and how each nationality has it's own history with the U.S.
Long story short, no one is going to agree on Latino history in the US 🤣
The blood-quantum is what matters here and the more people mix in to Mexicans then the Native American blood quantum will keep going down in the treaties will be lost. This is the plan.
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WHY WOULDN’T THEY, UNLESS THEY WE’RE REPUBLICANS, RACISTS, OR DEAD 💀 BEATS 😊
Not at all, Latino's are "Fair" skin /or white theirs dark skin med to light brown skin.(afro latino/latina).. so you need to portray Latino's as a whole not just type of one look that's just how should be and what's fair..some may beg to differ but facts are facts
Then they can't be acknowledged as white latino as their ethnicity
And not just Afro, Native Americans from South are dark skinned/brown melanated as well
Why do hispanics wanna take credit for black work. Then how do you say american latino history and not talk about a single thing they did in america.
Its funny because if you discuss Latin history you have to discuss Spanish Inquisition, the Moors and the implications of colonizing the Americas. This is contrary to what they teach in public spaces and I expect much debate on alternative facts.
Let's not go there. It goes against the dominant woke narrative.
That Spanish Inquisition was really more in Latin American history. When we talk Hispanic History we also include the indigenous part of it because Hispanic is fused with indigenous culture unlike anglos that take credit for everything
They infused with negros; Something most Latinos are unwilling to bring to light in order to be acknowledged as ethnically yt.
As an indigenous recovering ex-latin I disagree that these two cultures are truly “fused”. The 2 simply make no sense in reality, one side must lose and white supremacy through the most twisted history decided by them dictates that it be the “indigenous” half, every time.
Never would’ve had the Conquistadors without the Moors.
his panic and latin no are colonial terms that are used to take away the indigenous peoples identity. we are the indigenous peoples of the americas. all the americas are one land, and one people. yet they are treated as foreigners on their own lands by the colonial settlers.
Preach it
Can't clump all the Spanish speakers as Latinos.
And??????!
@@tawshaphillips18 - And....There is no singular latino history in America.
@@mfax1000 Aw but there is.
What is meant by "creative resistance and renewal?"
The history of so many countries are altered in favor of the conquerors that invaded them. The very terminology used to describe to atrocities of these invaders soften the true wickness conquerors are guilty of. Apartheid is a word used to softened the concept of isolating the original people of south africa from the invaders who took their country from them. Ethnic cleansing is a term used to soften and lessen the degree of wickedness that is more accurately described as the barbaric act of the cold blooded
mass murder of millions of innocent people by barbarian attackers out to dehumanize a people and steal their land and natural resources. Colonization sounds like the act of building a city on vacant land with no owner, when in fact it the act of stealing land from its owners and forcing them off their land so invaders can build their own society and force the indigenous people to accept rule by a group of heathenistic barbarians. But Almighty God sees these things as what they are. outrageous sins against Him and all nations. He will punish those who are guilty of such wickedness who refuse to repent and reconcile with their victims.
Remember the scriptures say God punishes to the third and fourth generation those who defy him.Exodus 34:7, Exodus 20:13,
Exodus 20:15, Nahum 1:3. And if you desire forgiveness consider reparations, for mercy covers a multitude of sins 1Peter 4:8.
This is a true excellent post and explanation. Thank you for sharing.
The South-West WAS Mexico
Living in San Antonio for 4 years, was eye opening for me to meet the Latinos who were some of the best Americans I know. Kind, educated, friendly folks. My prior experiences in Montana was that Latinos were migrant field workers and worked in kitchens.❤it’s not just one story.
What do your experiences have to do with this story?
Broad can't be without including your beginning... your full true history....
HAHAHA!
You just can't avoid the "black question" about it all.
It becomes controversial when you try to erase the African root of the identity of the historical characters involved.
This really seems to be the real divide about this project. Is it about the more white identified Latino's against the more indigenousness/African roots of Latino Culture & heritage ..I don't remember such a divide about the African American museum when it was being build...As I remember both Black Dems & Rep donated to have this museum build ...
Who are Latinos? Latinos were the Invaders they are European not indigenous we are not Latinos we are indigenous a majority of us have over 60% indigenous blood in US and we have no ancestry in Europe
Latino refers to people from Latin America and Hispanic refers to people who speak Spanish. These terms don't have anything to do with race or ethnicity, they're umbrella terms. It's mostly Americans that see them as racial categories.
From your other comment, Aboriginal (capitalized) refers to indigenous Australians.
Reminds me a little of the controversy surrounding the Enola Gay exhibition around 1995 about the plane that dropped the first atomic bomb. How much should the exhibit discuss nuclear warfare, and the history leading up to it?
Most Mexican people don't know that they have African roots....
They don't
Most Africans don't know that Mexico gave them refuge to escape slavery from the USA and make a home in Mexico.
@wayneblack4085 Wrong, some do. Mexico had BLACK slaves until 1829. They were mainly on the coast of Oaxaca, Guerrero and Veracruz.
@@wayneblack4085You need to do some research.
@@loredanalopez4462 that's not most Mexicans 😂😂😂😂😂
Sounds noble and someone if a slight to say that Latinos have “not waited.” I think it more accurate to say that Latinos are constantly building their power and success in the wake of the struggle that Blacks wage, then stepping in and taking the spoils of the struggle of Black people as your own even though you have they have never been fully in the fight to benefit all.
I too heard that shade at the end.
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I went to this exhibit a little less than a year ago. I was curious about how much of the Leftist movements would be covered. There was good stuff there, and I recommend people see it. But I saw that Cuba section, and immediately thought this exhibit was heavily propagandized.
How much of Black history should be covered was also hotly contested when the National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC) was being developed. Those curators and historians eventually decided that if we don’t tell the full story of African Americans in this country, we are not telling the full story. NMAAHC is now one of the most popular museums on the National Mall. The fully story of Latinos should be told. We share a common history of cooption, appropriation, dilution of our Leftist politics, and erasure. Stand up for the truth and let people decide for themselves.
A very small but extremely vocal minority shouldn't have the power and influence necessary to manipulate the system into creating & upholding the rules they want to be imposed on the whole of society. Yelling louder & longer than other groups doesn't justify caving into their demands.
READING MANY OF THESE COMMENTS, PEOPLE IN GENERAL ARE FEARFUL OF FEAR 😹✔️MUST BE REPUBLICANS/FASCISTS 🤦♀️
The blood-quantum is what matters here and the more people mix in to Mexicans then the Native American blood quantum will keep going down in the treaties will be lost. This is the plan.
Politicians are not curators. They just don't have the foundation skills to do such job including critical thinking.
I love how America trys to market socilasim as worce then fascism. Its not. And never will be worse. And fascists will always try to push socialism as worse.
So, the question is What are they afraid of?
Those who tell the hi/stories rule society" - Plato
«Αυτοί που λένε τις ιστορίες κυβερνούν την κοινωνία» - O Πλάτων
«Aftoí pou léne tis istoríes kyvernoún tin koinonía» - O Pláton
You Latinos and Latinas should be the masters and mistresses of your own cultural heritages and how you tell them over there in the Americas and no one else. 🧿
I hope this Museum also includes the fact that Hispanic kids were not taught their proper history along with their indigenous history but rather they were taught more Anglo and African history than anything
This might be your only comment with a semblance of truth and sanity.
first of all hispanic latino that is not a race but culture problem with that and that you dont have real culture because you include blacks into this narrative why do you want some one else to teach your culture and history to your kids specially if that person is not even of that race that is illogical parents have to teach that if you are parent are ignorant well you have learn this your self....
I get what you're sayin, when l reflect on that paragraph of African American history.
.. wasn't much.
It's expected -never never let another culture control your historical narrative .
@UC9rjJsFnG9uWqMS-qK5_9Yw thats true but i also want to remind you of thr underlying fact that even though they have mixed with iberian people they have a more redundant native base that persists so they are the natives technically even the lightest ones have native blood and its native blood not Spanish language uniting them colorism isn't a productive indicator
@@Angelo-nd4lg culture is a big factor
Allow Latinos to tell both sides of the story and allow visitors to decide for themselves which is more credible.
Shutting off at 800million cost. Yeah our country has many more issues to contend with. Than another museum. How bout clean up the streets with 800million😂💔😢
For real !
Look no further than Uvalde, Texas...
Cuba sí, bloqueo no
Replace "Latino History" with "White History"...
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How about just "History of Latin America"? Ethinicity should never be the keyword for glorify.
We always talk about European history or European values. Why not talk about Latino or Black history too? It's not a zero-sum game.
@@ihavenojawandimustscream4681 How often did your biology class talk about monotremes? Was it as often as placental mammals? As often as marsupials? No? Why?
Because just existing doesnt mean you deserve a medal.
Doing something well does.
Oh and insofar as "Values" need I mention that suicide ceremony for Tenochtitlan (84k people) or "psychoball" Tlachtli. 🤨
Further, I find it really suspect a bunch of Spanish immigrant slave traders get to claim heritage to the area and victimhood after a few generations like the spanish arent european. Since when? lol smfh
why are we paying for this propaganda
Can anyone let me know the moment that the phrase "LatinX" died?
It will be so white washed
0:39: 📚 There is a controversy at the Smithsonian institution over plans to build a national museum of the American Latino, with a divide on how Latinos should be portrayed in the museum.
3:15: 📚 The Smithsonian backed down on its threat to change parts of an exhibit after meeting with Jorge Zamaneo and Lonnie Bunch, the secretary of the overall Smithsonian institution.
7:15: 🌍 The video discusses the impact of U.S foreign and economic policies on driving people from Latin America to the United States, and the importance of understanding the Latino community's relationship to their communities and the world.
10:59: 📚 Conservatives are pressuring the Smithsonian to override historians and eliminate the teaching of black American history and other marginalized histories.
14:52: 📚 The video discusses the importance of teaching a broader understanding of American history, particularly in Texas where there has been a significant demographic change.
Recap by Tammy AI
Can't believe the Red Scare is still a thing
DSA is everywhere now
In 50 years we will see the severe damage that has been done to ERASE people- I love the professors and Amy/ JUAN ‘s engagement. I would show this piece to EVERYONE, but especially Latino/ African American young ppl. This is so important- “making this country more democratic representative which makes it better for all!
Yep, blame all, "Conservatives," NOT white, Republican, Miami, Cubans. Diaz Balart's name wasn't even mentioned ONCE by the the guests. Very interesting.
Umm they kept slaves longer than usa😅 yeah so. ...idk I guess I didn't know they were slaves on EVERY COAST 😅. Yeah soo
😂😂 maybe conservatives Latinos , can open a museum by themselves telling his own realty of all of them blondes whit blue eyes that gotten automatically successful jobs and careers like millionaires in United States , so wonderful, but the museum is about history or Barbie Latino world of success 😂😂😂
confused??? Where's seperate but equal sit with segregation?? all Inclusive? guess we are still evolving and thats a good thing.
No instance of the Texas, Colorado and intervening states “Latino” Emigrants and their contributions to the US?
The fact that Cuban Gusanos are allowed to opine about Latin American history is a crime against humanity.
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It's almost like lumping twenty countries and dozens of cultures under one all encompassing ethnic identity, isn't actually a good idea...
To understand this network is to understand that the us is the root of evil in the universe lol
we do have American Indian museum in N.Y.C....make all history truthful! ♡♡♡♡ ....
As it should1
Love it now the can see the white racism up close and personal
Latino Civil Rights Movement? Please.
Let history be told!!!! We need truth. What are they so afraid of??
That the fact that US is a worldwide evil to latino people, that Cuba freed themselves from the capitalist interests in the US and the people who escaped Cuba were capitalist rich pigs who tried to salvage the fortune they accrued illegally by exploiting slave labor, Castro might be no saint but he is far from being a "dictator", the people of Cuba love the Castro family as Fidel gave them freedom, thats what the US conservatives fear, true accurate history.
Bc history is divisive and doesn't align with their authoritarian viewpoints. Remember when Trump said he wanted to replace history with patriotic education? He was complaining about historians such as Howard Zinn.
Everyone going in needs to know that the Truth hurts. Get over it
"Black Puerto Ricans"?
We are not Latino we are not Hispanic we are indigenous Aboriginal people of this land and we need to embrace our ancestors and reclaim our land and our power
O no the Smithsonian involved 😂😂😂
. Maybe take the wonderful history of the varying Latina cultures to the varying Latina communities 🤷🏽♀️. If that’s who you’re building the museum for
I don't mean to cause controversy but is there any mention of the murders and incarcerations of Mexican citizens in California when they had a little bit of ethnic cleansing going on in about 1930? Is that just something I dreamed of or did that happen
I thought it was supposed to be about American-Latino history.
Yes, but that history starts before America was created… and it includes before colonial times.
@@BlahblahblahblahblahblahblahFU where is the evidence besides conquistadors? Latino derives from Latin which came from Europe. And most Latinos want to be acknowledged as white for their ethnicity.
@@jennaywilliams1024 you’re talking about syntax… I didn’t say anything about grammar! I’m literally talking about history! You know time, events and people! So before American, before Spain… there were natives! And I’m pretty sure you can go farther back!
@@BlahblahblahblahblahblahblahFU but whose history? Which is why I specified my vernacular pertaining to the autochthonous people lol I'm saying Latinos are not them.
@@jennaywilliams1024 so you're saying that history isn't history because of the colonizers? I'm a native from the Pacific islands... and Europe colonized my island for 500 years, you think that that's not my history! That's sounds kind of crazy! either good or bad, it happened to my island... and i want everyone to known how devious they were!
I feel that the Latina where you said that should feature The Works of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera. As well as Archbishop Romero of El Salvador.
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At 103:00, Norm says, "I don't want to beat a dead horse." (Pulverizes horse for another 52 minutes)
Please someone please tell me one form of music Latinos created.
What are you talking about? South American music is world famous, one of the best selling pop music of all time is created by a Puerto Rican
As a very light skinned Latino, I can say that all
This history does not represent all Latin countries.
What do you mean by "represent"? History is history. The focus is on Latino history in the US.
@@Jose-sy1je well i share his skepticism as a white complexioned Puerto Rican. By the few shots of the display dealing with PR, it is glaringly clear the presentation has an outsized Afro-Caribbean centering narrative. Colorism in the Caribbean and rest of Spanish speaking Americas is a well known dynamic, as is the history of Africans in Puerto Rican Island culture (which is distinct from the african american aligning one of the diaspora puerto ricans). but it hardly encompasses the totality of the history.
This presentation isn't inclusive in the least, so it's not surprising it's getting pushback. Afro Caribbeans have a legit grievance, but don't hijack the narrative by claiming speaking license for the entire Hispanic experience. I think that's what the exhibit misses the mark on. Chastising me and concocting some accusation of enjoying so called "privilege" of being Anglo passing in the states is not gonna win you any allies among us white Hispanics. We belong too, and will push right back at ya for insinuating that insufferably banal true scot fallacy that the only real Latino is a mestizo or mulato complexioned, and by implication whitey-opressed, latino.
Again, just make all the faces shown in the exhibits look white, and all will be well.
Amy looks fabulous!!!
Wooo
Interesting information. Thanks for sharing.
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Hispania 220 aC, antes de Cristo (BC).