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@jamesgradys3885

2 жыл бұрын

Yo is that why we are so violent cause we made theought violence ?

Haiti was the first country who recognized Greece in 1821 and also sent a Ship with 37 soldiers to support us in our Independance, thank you Haitian people and wish you the best in the war with Dominican republic

@ChroniclesofaZoe

Жыл бұрын

War with DR 👀👀👀

Mega respect to Haiti from Greece for being the first country to recognise us Thank you so much for the help! 😊

I love your channel so much. This was a much needed video!!! So many of us that are Hispanic from South America/Caribbean get it all twisted and misunderstood. I’m Afro-Latina and I love my ancestry and culture, but knowing our history makes me embrace it even more. You are a breath of fresh air for me and you’re energy is super contagious ❤ Love you to pieces ❤❤❤ Te lo bendiga 🥰

Zoe thank you 🙏 for teaching me more information about Haiti 🇭🇹

Haitian and proud as hell!!!

As an West African I’ve always seen Haiti and Brazil as the two headed capital of the Americas.

@joea6234

Жыл бұрын

its funny to see africans immigrate to usa when african americans came as slaves

@Blue-jd8jf

Жыл бұрын

In Latin America, haiti and brazil have no influence over Hispanic America. Infact Hispanic America has huge influence over Haiti and Brazil. The French amd Portuguese language are not influencial in the Hispanic world

@santo8389

5 ай бұрын

@@Blue-jd8jf Haiti had a hand in the independence of many Hispanic countries.. Many Hispanic artist have been influenced by Haiti's Konpa music.

@yusefnegao

3 ай бұрын

@@Blue-jd8jfHispanic America has zero influence over Brazil

@Blue-jd8jf

3 ай бұрын

@@yusefnegao Brazil consumes Hispanic music and tv shows massively.

African American father & Puerto Rican mother 💁🏾‍♂️ ❤️🙏🏾 & I definitely have deep interest in the history & culture of Haiti 😩 & definitely loved your previous videos about people of other ethnicities that have immigrated to Haiti & integrated.

Fun fact interesting fact is that Haiti help Greece win its independence against the Ottoman Empire in 1822 which is awesome.

@pheno271

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks to Haiti Ethiopia is the only African country that was not colonized

This was super insightful! My mom is from Mexico 🇲🇽 and my dad is African-American.

I'm from Savannah(African-American) and I've seen that monument! Thank you for these lessons, Cousin! :)

I'm Black American. Choctaw and Jamaican roots. My grandad was also half German so I'm on the lighter side

Caribbean Blacks from the Danish West Indies and the Dutch Caribbean, specifically Saint Thomas and Curaçao emigrated to Haiti during the 1800's and settled in the Carenage neighborhood of Cap-Haïtien. French West Indians from Guadeloupe and Martinique also came to Haiti during the colonial era up until 1934.

Haiti should be more selfish and stop trying to help other countries

Thank you for this video. I will give my 2 cents and the perspective of a Dominican. Which, as with every perspective, will be somehow biased. Bear with me because it is long. The beef between Dominicans and Haitians goes back a long time, even before both sides got their independence. The French and the Spanish hated each other. The French literally took the west side of the island after certain wars but thats beside the point. The thing is that France, with its big ambition brought so many slaves. Throughout the whole history of the Hispaniola, Haiti side did have a bigger population than the East side. As you said, the French saw Saint Domingue as a colony to profit from it, while the Spanish saw Santo Domingo as a province of Spain. Back then the whites outnumbered the blacks on the East side of the island (DR). And the families had been there for generations, ever since 1492, as Santo Domingo was the first city built in the new world. The thing is, the Haitian revolution was not just a threat because slaves attained their freedom but because it was bloody. It was the nightmare of the neighboring countries and Santo Domingo was not the exception. When Haiti took over the whole island and abolished slavery, they did it by force and terror. Thats when most wealthy families of DR, that had been there for generations, escaped the island to go to PR, Venezuela, etc. That shaped the demographics of DR, making it a mostly Mulatto/black country. The white people that stayed in Santo Domingo, were mostly the ones who could not emigrate to other places. The thing is, that the whites and mulattos that stayed saw Haiti as a threat the whole time and were the ones to start the "anti-haitianism" that is so institutionalized and prevalent in DR. Even though the whites were now a minority, they still held power and influence. DR history is narrated mostly through their eyes. They saw terror. The main reason why DR went back to be part of Spain it was because the ruling party was afraid of the invasions from Haiti, as Haiti was more densely populated and had a bigger army. Actually, many of the DR people that fought for our independence, who are less known, were people that were against the independence from Haiti at first, because they thought it would be an impossible thing to attain. And just after they saw how organized the independence movement was, they changed their minds in the very end and thought they could support it, because there was a chance. The independence movement was a diverse group, full of people that wanted DR to go back to French hands, and others to the Spanish because they were afraid that DR could not stand alone. Luckily the factions that believed in an independent Dominican Republic won in the end. Even our first president José María Cabral y Luna tried to annexe DR to the United States because he was afraid of the possible invasion from Haiti. Haiti tried multiple times, we were just "lucky", let's say, because we could remain independent. The truth is that the project of merging the whole island was destined to fail, as our value systems were completely opposite. Haiti was very open to the African values and religious practices, and saw French language and Christianity as a threat and a vestige of colonization. While DR, as you pointed out in the video, was very mixed, the Spanish way to proselytize the christian ways was through marriage and assimilation, so Dominicans, either black, white or mulatto, were very catholic and already saw Spanish as their mother tongue. Dominican culture started in 1492. When the Haitians merged the Island, they charged extra taxes to the Catholic Churches (priests were mistreated), they prohibited Spanish language and bullied the white population. Also, many Dominicans were against Haiti using Santo Domingo's resources to pay their debt with France. Making the populations incompatible. Just my 2 cents.

@Delrosi

2 жыл бұрын

I have to say though, that the country that truly deeply wants and benefits of the success of Haiti is DR, as we are 2 sides of the same coin, we share history and a beautiful island. I truly wish for the recovery and development of Haiti, and dream with going there to travel one day. It is a very beautiful side of the island. I love watching videos of haitian travel bloggers, would love to eat Haitian food (jon jon, pikliz, fried goat and your version of fried plantains) and DEEPLY love the sound of Kompa. It would be great if the country would develop as the prosperity on the island would definitely increase. I pray and hope for a better Haiti. Haiti deserves a new revolution and reborn as a Phoenix (sorry if it sounded to cheesy).

@davriecaro3036

2 жыл бұрын

The thing I do notice when it comes to talks about colonialism and countries that were affected is the fact that many people do not realize that different countries have different ways, systems, and methods for Colonialization. Some countries prefer to have colonizers and people who have been colonized to not intermingle so much. While others use the intermingling of both the Colonizers and the colonized people as a way to keep the system going. Which in my experience leads to, for example, some Filipinos (since I am from the Philippines) online claiming how Spanish colonization was not that bad, that the Spanish were nice to the Filipinos, or that they were not bad like the English or the Dutch. Since they would bring up for example quotes like this : " Generally speaking, I found a kind and generous urbanity prevailing, --friendly intercourse where that intercourse had been sought--the lines of demarcation and separation between ranks and classes less marked and impassable than in most Oriental countries. I have seen at the same table Spaniard, mestizo and Indian--priest, civilian and soldier. No doubt a common religion forms a common bond ; but to him who has observed the alienations and repulsions of caste in many parts of the Eastern world-caste, the great social curse--the blending and free intercourse of man with man in the Philippines is a contrast well worth admiring. " (The quote is from John Bowring, Governor General of British Hong Kong from 1856 to 1860, when he took a trip to Manila. You can actually read it in his book "A visit to the Philippine Islands: by Sir John Bowring." it is on pages 17-18) Without taking into account that maybe it is not entirely because they were nicer or better, it is just that Spain had a different culture and attitude in the way they administer and treat their colonies and the people that they colonized

@Delrosi

2 жыл бұрын

@@davriecaro3036 Salamat for your words. Very interesting perspective. I have heard many latinos say that when they visited the Philippines, they felt a spiritual connection with the culture there. Maybe it is because of the shared religion that shapes our worldview and behaviors , I don't really know, but I definitely want to experience myself. I salute all filipinos as our culture brothers from Asia!

@ravengyal

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for breaking this down. You gave a nonbiased and a nuanced explanation for the bad blood between these two groups. It was very insightful and it does make sense. Usually, I hear a completely different story. Dominicans say Haitians are bad because they started a war and possibly klled some children. While Haitians say Dominicans are r*cist and ungrateful for the sacrifices that were made. It's more division as far as I see it. It's absurd that so much hatred are dividing people who are basically the same. Both groups have shared history and both occupy the same space and would equally benefit from unity. Maybe have a conversation about it and bury the bad blood? It's just a difference of viewpoints and could have been solved a long time ago. I say this respectfully as a person looking in from the outside.

@Delrosi

2 жыл бұрын

@@ravengyal thank you for your opinion. I have a comment though, it is true both sides are victims of their own "mythologies" and their local media. The media makes everything extreme. On the other hand, I find very problematic when people say Dominicans and Hatians are basically the same. Sorry to say it, it will sound counterintuitive at first but let me explain it, that is a very racist premise, just thinking that because both sides have a strong African ascendence that makes them the same. As you saw on my comment, culture and ethnicity is important too... Not just race! Hence the racist premise. Not all Africans are the same, Africa is way much more diverse on genes, cultures, languages than even Europe. That diversity exists because Africa is where our history started. Haiti's history and DR's history might be similar, but not the same. Canadians and Americans are not the same....

All Greeks are grateful to Haitians and Haiti, it was the first country which recognized Greece and helped us in becoming free from the Ottoman empire, thank you so much! ❤

I believe we should be a union again be more inclusive towards each other cause the colonizers enjoy us living with discrimination. This gives them an advantage.

My father's side of the family originally came from the Republic of Haiti, Hispaniola, French West Indies. My ancestry from his side Native American (from the extremely small remnants of the Taíno, European (specifically Greek and French), and Syrian. My mother is American, same as my dad and his siblings and cousins. My mother is of African American, Cherokee Native American, Jewish, and European (specifically Dutch, Polish, and Spaniard).

Thank you sis for telling the truth let it out god bless Haiti Zoe family

Watching from Johannesburg South Africa 🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍 Motherland is in the house

My parents and most of my family come from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷

Very important to mention that when the Haitian realized the Dominican won their independence and they had to go back to their side of the Island they were so mad about losing that in their way out from Santiago de Los Caballeros they killed any family they found in their way including babies , infants, women. They went inside the churches and killed anybody. It was a very bloody situation because heads ,arm and legs were cut and also they burned the houses as well. It was very bloody and a lot of sacrifices for DR to be independent but it is a shame that France deforested Haiti cutting all the Timber in order to make them paid the 150,000 millions francs when they should have paid the people of Haiti for all the damage cost . This is one reasons why Haiti had suffered so much with their vegetation because they exploited the land terribly and make them paid a debt imposible to fulfill from those years. What bothers me is that they are just very Quiet in their Country now and not being held responsible for the damage cost to the people of Haiti or trying to support Haiti . When there’s a hurricane or Earthquake in Haiti Dominicans are the first to help the Haitians. Either with hospitals , food etc. it’s unfortunate, United States and ONU want to put the blame on DR because they have not done right job for the Haitians and are trying to defame DR. And find a blame on someone else, Saying DR is not humanitarian and racist. We have over 5,000000 million Haitian in DR and total population is 11,000000,and we are the first one to run to help the Haitian for decades in hurricanes and earthquakes. How racist and in humanitarian is that? All the hospitals in the Dominican side of the frontier belong to the Haitians for health services . How in humanitarian is that? We have the binary market we both countries benefit but this done more to benefit the Haitians. The Haitian who live in Dr especially the artists , they do want to return and get the help needed to re-organized their country, which is supposed to be a beautiful country but the had made it all political.🇺🇸🇩🇴🙏

You always teach me something new! Mési💕

I'm African American, from Atlanta.

Dominican and Jamaican here!!!!!

@Florida305all

Жыл бұрын

Dominican we love Jamaicans 😘

Great job!

Thank you for explaining that!!!!

True Haitian Boy Tappin In 🇭🇹

I’m a Z till the day I die 🇭🇹💯

Very Nice Good

Good job

I'm Jamaican and honestly most people here think of hatians in the same ignorant way you'd expect a white person to.

@moniqueloomis9772

2 жыл бұрын

Why?

@Yh-vi2sv

2 жыл бұрын

@@moniqueloomis9772 internalised self hate

@beatrice123ful

Жыл бұрын

What are you talking about? Learn how to spell Haitians

@cmartin5903

17 күн бұрын

​@@moniqueloomis9772There is a great lack of history in Jamaica.

My family’s from west Africa! Shout out to Sierra Leone🇸🇱 & The Gambia🇬🇲 Y’all better put some respect on Haiti’s name! It was the first black republic in the world✊🏾🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹

Haitian🇭🇹🤘🏽!!!! and proud forever my biggest flex

Mexican represent, larga vida a Haití!🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹

@GUTTAZOE

2 жыл бұрын

This comment means more than u think bro 💪🏾

🇩🇴love the videos🇩🇴

@Florida305all

Жыл бұрын

You look like a Haitian to me

@Florida305all

Жыл бұрын

You look like a Haitian to me

Yeah I remember learning this watching Hidden Colors

Im Dominican and for a long time we feel like the world blames us for the Haiti situation but they forget that all the resources of Haiti were depleted to pay back France. We feel like nobody blames the right country for the poverty in Haiti.

@joea6234

Жыл бұрын

they still dont they have themselves to blame

@Dee_Da1

10 ай бұрын

Somewhat true! But y'all ain't innocent stop it

@blessingchild9754

8 ай бұрын

A year later, the world can see the Dominicans are the root of everything bad happening in Ayiti. You spoke too soon!

@santo8389

5 ай бұрын

DR's Business class benefit from Haiti's turmoil.

4:05 - 4:55 i feel the same way about my country, Suriname.

Love you sister

Please give out the source where Francisco Miranda's f look at was inspired from that of Haiti.which scholar writes about it.

We are cousins 🙌🏽 We all descend from the 12 Tribes 🪶

@blessingchild9754

8 ай бұрын

What 12 tribes?😂

Living in the Netherlands but ethnicity is Curaçao 🇨🇼 and Suriname 🇸🇷. Suriname history is amazing🇸🇷💪🏾 Also Suriname creole and inheems (indigenous)

@dboss3585

9 күн бұрын

Zelfde 🇨🇼🇸🇷💯

I truly appreciate this channel immensely ❤. I'm South African 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

Im gullah geechie❤❤❤My pop from sparta GA! I got zoe close friends n in laws.Every zoe i rock with i call my cousins too.

Hey u dope asf🔥

@ChroniclesofaZoe

Жыл бұрын

Thank you 🙏🏽

bill is an understatement, it was a goddamn tax! Haiti will get stronger!

Another era the Republic of Haiti experienced was the emigration of Afro Caribbean migrants from the British West Indies. These people were Jamaicans, Bahamians, as well as Turks & Caicos Islanders. These migrants formed English speaking communities in Port-au-Prince, Jacmel, Port-de-Paix, and Cap-Haïtien. Their communities were centered around Protestant, Anglican, Christian, Methodist, and Wesleyan churches. Former Haitian president Tirésais Simon Sam had Jamaican ancestry through his father's family. However, the Protestant, Christian, Methodist, and Anglican religions were already in Haiti due the emigration of Blacks from North America, specifically the United States and Canada. Bishop John Hurst of the A.M.E church was born in Haiti and emigrated to the United States and advocated for Haitians and African Americans. Bishop John Hurst also defended Haiti during the U.S. Military Occupation of Haiti (1915-1934). There were Haitians who settled in the Harlem neighborhood of New York during that time.

@abrahamisaacmuciusiii9192

2 жыл бұрын

Blacks from North America emigrated to Haiti in 1793, 1797, 1800-1804, 1824-1826, and again in 1859-1865.

Not a proud Cameroonian because our government is being real shitty and extra(as per usual) rn. And my fellow Cameroonians don't like to listen to other people's opinions or open their(our) one track mindset. They(we)think people overseas have everything together when we don't.

Can you make a video about Alexandre Dumas

I've sourced my information on different ethnic groups that emigrated to Haiti from the Dream Variants website owned by a young woman named Yvie (who's Puerto Rican and Haitian). As well as a book I own called Liberty, Fraternity, and Exile: Haiti and Jamaica after Emancipation, written by Jamaican historian Matthew J. Smith. Furthermore, the Carenage neighborhood of Cap-Haïtien at one point in time, different languages would be heard in the streets specifically English, French, Creole, Spanish, Danish, and Dutch. Due to immigrants from North America and the Caribbean, specifically the British, French, Danish, and Dutch West Indies. the Spanish language arrived in Haiti as I said before from Hispanic immigrants from the Spanish Caribbean. Some of the Black and Mulatto inhabitants of the Spanish Caribbean

@abrahamisaacmuciusiii9192

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry about that, I accidentally tapped the side of my screen causing my paragraph to be cut off.

@abrahamisaacmuciusiii9192

2 жыл бұрын

As I was saying, some of the Black and Mulatto inhabitants of the Spanish Caribbean who emigrated to Haiti were the descendants of immigrants from Saint Domingue.

I really enjoy this channel, you are def an inspiring content maker Im American and Caribbean

How did you help Brazil 🇧🇷 Uruguay 🇺🇾 and Paraguay 🇵🇾

Simón Bolívar .. smh that man is something else. 😂

@ChroniclesofaZoe

2 жыл бұрын

He was he deserves a documentary

@ciavasquesholder4108

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChroniclesofaZoe so when we gonna expose him sis ? Cause I got time

During the time when French Europeans were colonizing Saint Domingue (1625-1804) they brought millions of African slaves to the island from French colonized countries in West Africa. The French even purchased Native American captives from North America, specifically the United States, these people originated, from the Choctaw, Natchez, and the Houma peoples. These Native Americans fought against the French colonists in North America and unfortunately lost. I believe these Native American captives intermixed with the remnants of the Taínos and the African, Mulatto, Quadroon, Octoroon, European, Jewish, and the other ethnic/racial groups that emigrated to Haiti.

@abrahamisaacmuciusiii9192

2 жыл бұрын

Other Europeans who migrated to Haiti were Germans and Italians. The Italians came in the 19th Century (1800-1899). Also, there were Hispanic inhabitants of the Spanish Caribbean, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, and Puerto Rico. Cubans arrived in Haiti during the Ten Year's War (1868-1878), and well into the 1930's. Dominicans have been in Haiti since the colonial era of Hispaniola, (1625-1804) for Haiti and (1492-1821) for the Dominican Republic. Puerto Ricans settled in Port-au-Prince from 1870-1934. The Middle Eastern migrants came from Syria and Lebanon in 1800's. The Jews came during Haiti's colonial period.

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When you think about it, Haitian People are most likely the ones who created Jazz music. When you consider these facts of the popular Genre that come from those countries and Louisiana has rhythm from Haitians. Wyclef. Sweet micky

They did us dirty frfr

My dear I from England and I am half Panamanian and Native American

@Antonio-fj7xl

Жыл бұрын

So I'm I half Panamanian Cuban and foundational black american

I'm black. Haitian, Jamaican and very distant Cuban ancestry. I love learning about Caribbean history

Am Jamaican

Afro indigenous: garifuna and Arawak/Lokono 🇬🇾 🇧🇧 🇧🇴 🇵🇪- Afro Latino essentially

@ciavasquesholder4108

2 жыл бұрын

@@Mr.BeefwithChixken ?? What? She asked what we were.

@ciavasquesholder4108

2 жыл бұрын

@@Mr.BeefwithChixken who are you wtf

It is a huge claim saying that Haiti helped the whole Latin America to gain independence. This is a huge mistake. Only Gran Colombia (Ecuador, Colombia, Venezuela, Panama, Northern Guyana and Northern Brazil present day) benefit that Haitian military aid. Haiti is regarded as the precursor of South American nations for this reason as Gran Colombia took a huge chunk of South American lands. Other Hispanic nations had different outcomes. For example, Republic of Central America in that time, independence movement influence came from American Revolution and French revolution. The Spanish crown at that time was weak and they strategically took advantage of that. You have to understand that slavery wasn't a huge problem in all Spanish colonies as a whole like in Haiti. El Salvador became independent from Spain in 1821 and independent from Mexican Empire in 1823 with ANY Haitian involvement. They abolished slavery in 1824-1825, the third nation to do so after Haiti and Chile. Located in the pacific, El Salvador didn't had large numbers of slavery like the Atlantic colonies and Caribbean's colonies. What it caught me attention is however Simon Bolivar's position on slavery. What you didn't know probably is that in 1826, in the Congress of Panama, in the most crucial meeting of centuries, he wanted to unify Latin America new nations and/or the United States of America. US Southern states refused the meeting because Bolivar was regarded as an anti-slavery leader. In the other hand, the Haitian version is for his own interest and he was a true pro-slavery leader. I heard in some Colombian stories that Bolivar wanted to trick the USA being an anti-slavery leader and make USA to join a majority Latin Spanish America union to impose his power and occupy the USA because he saw USA as a potential menace in the future. In that sense, if Bolivar would have succeeded a true united Latin America, we would be truly and forever grateful to Haiti. Unfortunately, it wasn't the case as Bolivar failed at the end. He was a visionary. Wishing nothing but the best and prosperity for Haiti.

I'm Native (creek and choctaw) and African American

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I am Nigerian

Para-why 🇵🇾 Ura-why 🇺🇾

@ChroniclesofaZoe

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks 😩🤣

ZOE blood running all through these veins.....

1st gen Haitian American

Your right about the Simon Bolivar he’s a topic of it self. Let not forget there was 2 parts of Haiti at that time the kingdom of Haiti for Henry “black side” and The republic of Haiti petion and boyer “mix side”. The reason why he went to the mix side was cause he wasn’t trying to work with black folks that why he didn’t go to Henry who was the main source of the weapons he went and made deals petion thinking petion was pro slavery and pro white identify but petion let him know that if he helps him he must and will free the slaves if he had made the deal with boyer maybe there would still be slavery but petion was well known to be anti slavery. The no invasion policy was with the kingdom of Haiti the republic was poor and had to get arms from the kingdom. But yeah I would like to one day see a discussion about Bolivar cause it a hot mess. Also Bolivar not the only one who had anti black and anti mix sentiments in the Caribbean’s.

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They betrayed us how exactly? What about stop blaming all of our problems on others and start taking some accountability? Respect is not given, it's gained!

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Dominican and Haitian

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Cuba and Venezuela the only 2 countries that stay loyal to Haiti.

@jayydamour4195

Жыл бұрын

Hnmmmmmm Is Venus a country

@ElizabethHome153

Жыл бұрын

@@jayydamour4195 thank you, I didn't realize I didn't finished typing the name

@jayydamour4195

Жыл бұрын

@@ElizabethHome153 no problem

🇵🇬🇵🇬,,,

When you said “well France was mad they lost to a bunch of ni*****” I SPIT OUT ALL MY WATER🤣🤣😭

@ChroniclesofaZoe

Жыл бұрын

Lmaoooo it’s true 😅

@yusefnegao

3 ай бұрын

Wouldn’t they use the French word with a French accent not southern usa accent lol you are definitely American

They scared of Haitians they already know the history about Haiti and Haitians 🇭🇹1804 Zoe life or No life

🇲🇽❤️🇭🇹 latino solidarity

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😡😡😡😡🇭🇹 Haitian army was power Haitian army colonies Dominican republic and 1801 toussaint L'Ouverture and 1805 Dessalines and 1822 boyer

😡😡😡😡🇭🇹 Haiti help Gran Colombia Haiti help 6 country independence and Latin America with Simon Bolivar Venezuela Colombia Ecuador Bolivia peru panama

Im 🇭🇹 🇻🇨 🇬🇾 american!!!

HAITI IS THE G.O.A.T. FOREVER.

@Florida305all

Жыл бұрын

🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥

i think u fail to mention that at some point and time haiti was the oppressor, it held social classes that kept the mixed an whites at the top and blacks at the bottom(still does). The Dominican Republic and Haiti become one country for more than 20 years, the reason it didnt work was because of the cultural and economic differences with one side speaking french and the other spanish. The Haitian President at that time relied heavy on taxes from the dominican people and would often tax the spanish speaking side more. The haitian army tried time and time again to reunify the island by force but proved unsuccessful, it would take 40 Years for the haitian army to realize they couldn’t do what was previously done in a peaceful manner.And the only people who wanted to be a part of spain after haitian unification was a very small group of landowners and one went by the name of Pedro Santana, The spanish occupation was more of a short lived experience then the unification of the entire island and that was because by then they had there own IDENTITY

I’m Hispanic and to be honest I had no idea of this history. Very interesting, I liked the way you explain things, sarcastic and funny at the same time. There isn’t much info about Haiti in Latin America. I’m from Puerto Rico and sadly what we know of Haiti is that they are a black country with witchcraft background, poverty and voodoo. Thanks for sharing

you do know Haiti tried to conquer the Dominican republic right ?

@y6625

9 ай бұрын

Bc y'all was doing shit in that land

3:28 correction! As a black American (descendants of USA chattel slavery)don’t know how I came across this channel! But y’all didn’t help us in no civil war 😂😂! (Don’t know why y’all lying), that was the revolutionary war in 1776 when France still controlled y’all island that later became Haiti !! The French sent over a few of there slaves from various French islands (being supervised by French soldiers) to assist!! Aka they was forced to fight! It’s wasn’t voluntary, majority of the soldiers who fought against the British was black Americans in the black American state of South Carolina (my state)

@yusefnegao

3 ай бұрын

The majority of black soldiers or soldiers in general

I’m a FOUNDATIONAL BLACK AMERICAN💪🏿🇺🇸

@ravengyal

2 жыл бұрын

I don't mean any disrespect, so please don't take offense to anything I'm about to say. I am genuinely trying to understand ... What's with the labels? What does it mean to be "Foundational Black American"? Why is this different from generally being a black person? All black people came from the same exact place. No matter if you're from North America or South America or Jamaica or Haiti or Trinidad. We all came from the same place! So why partake in the labels?? Why create more division?? Why can't we all come together and be the same? We know that division causes failure, but we STILL choose to divide ourselves and learn absolutely nothing. We're hundreds of years into this. It's looking like it'll take a thousand years before we finally learn.

@michaelmoon9027

2 жыл бұрын

@@ravengyal this is my ethnic group aka my TRIBE👌🏿 why don’t u focus on uniting the continent of Africa 1st😒 Asians aren’t even United around the world neither are white folks🙄

@moniqueloomis9772

2 жыл бұрын

@@ravengyal Baby, I doubt the OP is even Black. Probably just troll bot (China or Russia) trying to stir division.

@ravengyal

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaelmoon9027 we aren’t talking about Asians or white folks. Don’t deflect. Black people are always the victim, and so comfortable being the victim, but are quick to make excuses and deflect whenever it’s time to take accountability. We will never progress. We will be perpetually stuck in this state forever and ever.

@michaelmoon9027

2 жыл бұрын

@@ravengyal I’m telling TRUTH🤡 go unite AFRICA 1ST😒🙄

Y'all are original to dat land n a mix of original French people as well y'all ain't African dat is a lie

This is a terrible story telling Distorting the whole history but what can people expect from someone who can’t pronounce the Latin American countries properly …

@santo8389

5 ай бұрын

what part is incorrect?

that is why i love chronicles for haitians girl you shore have respect for the dominican republic un like the rest of your people that hate dominicans whant to take the land from the dominicans

I've been too late to your videos lately I'm glad I made it this time 🫂♥️

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