💗 If you enjoyed this video please feel free to leave a "Super Thanks" (heart icon above) 😊 ...When ppl get SO triggered by hearing about a *small* tribe of black ppl in Mexico...🤦🏾‍♀️ lol 🔹️Documentaries Used in this video: ¤kzread.info/dash/bejne/lquCtdtvlLfXhrQ.html ¤kzread.info/dash/bejne/lo6Gxat_ptS3lps.html ▪️History & Culture of Mexico- Part 1: kzread.info/dash/bejne/q5ulk7iDiMm-Z5s.html ▪️History & Culture of Mexico- Part 2: kzread.info/dash/bejne/iqSjzquOidSTY84.html

@VivaBellabyXtina

4 жыл бұрын

@Rico Drop a dime on these niggas Sad, yet true...

@kenneth7826

4 жыл бұрын

You have too many people who are ignorant..racist....keep up the great work that you are doing..also march is women's history month...we honor you because of your dedication to enlighten the world to knowledge..PEACE....praise God from whom all blessings flow...

@bettyjenkins2162

4 жыл бұрын

Nothing to laugh about.

@toddmaek5436

3 жыл бұрын

Mexican/ADOS...

@char08fal

3 жыл бұрын

Because it bothers people that Africans and Indigenous people intermarried and lived in peace smh

This is fact. I'm a black Seminole born in the US but now live in Mexico and I'm happy that you are spreading the truth and us.

@cdb88

8 ай бұрын

Hey family, are you from the Oklahoma group?

@andresgcoderoilpaz2806

2 ай бұрын

Yea sure are 🙄

People love to hate on the people who descended from the afris. They can hate all they want but our spirit will always prevail. I am proud of all my Afro descendant brothers and sisters across the pond. Don’t ever let no one tell you otherwise. You are so much more and being beautiful and brown is one aspect of you. Don’t be afraid to leave a mark on this earth.

@kenneth7826

4 жыл бұрын

Amen sister la princesse amen.......PEACE

@saharastorm179

3 жыл бұрын

🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯

@renevallejo1014

3 жыл бұрын

I am Mexican, my skin color is a real dark reddish brown, when i was a kid i was made fun by white kids for my skin colors, as an adult, i have understood people hurt in different ways because of ignorance, now i am very proud because of my color, i am proud to have been the only one in my family to have the dark skin color of my grandfather, i am pretty sure i have black slave blood in my veins

@acekapone1367

Жыл бұрын

Without the Black Man And Black Woman there wouldn’t be any “others” so they should bow down any praise us instead of hating us

This should've gotten teached in the American public school systems a long time ago

@jomama2938

4 жыл бұрын

But that America of course they not going show this . "they fear the day of unity."... My mom told me about this when i was young.. They taught this in Mexico school. But idk if they teach that now ihope they do ...

@eljefehuevon54

3 жыл бұрын

Teached?

@errolthomas9426

3 жыл бұрын

@@jomama2938 Thank you for sharing your comment with mine

@errolthomas9426

3 жыл бұрын

@@eljefehuevon54 Yes

@eljefehuevon54

3 жыл бұрын

@@errolthomas9426 Like you got teached English, you mean?

My husband is a tribal member of the Seminole Nation of Oklahoma and I work for the tribe but I was born in Mexico. I LOVE this history and I love my native people. My children ( not my husband's) are black and Mexican. The Kickapoo tribe of Oklahoma is up the road from us too.

@cdb88

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Maria! I would love to speak with you. My Grandmother was a Seminole Freedmen and I'm working on a project about us, possibly a documentary. Could I email you?

Don’t forget about the 25 year war fought Against Andrew Jackson

God bless Mexico

Today is June 19 I am honored and privileged for this knowledge black and brown United will never be divided

@lasvegasneverearnedtheraid2531

3 жыл бұрын

Yea right ... We dont like latinos

I appreciate you for educating me further. I first became interested in Black slaves who escaped to Mexico in order to flee cruelty and oppression they dealt with in the US when I learned Mexico abolished slavery long before the US. This is a fascinating subject!

@teresaguerrasalazar

Жыл бұрын

The mexican government abolished slavery on its territory of Texas in 1829 when Texas was part of Mexico in an effort to halt the invasion of US colonizers who had brought slavery into mexico and were already threatening to walk away with Texas, the US European colonizers did not want to give up their slaves fought the war of the Alamo. whose Manifest Destiny? How Northern Mexico was won, by Historian Professor at Humboldt University Book written by Gayle Olsen,) and they ended up appropriating Texas. The US wanted to expand its territory( Manifest Destiny) and appropriated all of the southwest from Mexico in the war of 1846=1848. Lincoln did not support the Mexican-American War because he knew the lands taken from mexico were going to become slave states, they did and caused the Civil War which ended Slavery in 1862, 38 years after Mexico had initially abolished slavery in its territory that the US colonizers had brought into Texas. and brought on industrialization-democracy which ended the demand for slaves around the world and ended slavery in Africa, Africa had enriched itself from the Slave trade, it is estimated that per 1 slave who died in the trans atlantic voyage, 7 died in captivity on African soils in the warehouses on the coast of Africa. Slavery was a big lucrative business for Africans centuries ago ( per Augustine Holl UNESCO African Historian) he states that Africa cannot sweep the truth under the rug for the major role they played in the Slave Trade that only then Africans will begin to heal. Mexico triggered the end of slavery around the world by abolishing the Slavery that the US colonizers had brought into Texas but paid a tremendous price losing 2/3 of its territory to the US. Today. US citizens persecute Mexicans who come into the US that once belong to them. Mexicans are Amerindians the original people of the American continent. October 12, 1492, was the ominous date in history that changed the life of the Amerindian as he knew it forever where everybody benefitted from our land except the Amerindians, we were dispossessed and deprived of our land and its natural resources for our survival. Without the blood sweat and tears of the Amerindians, all foreigners from other Continents would be homeless.

All of sudden out of nowhere Black Seminoles in Mexico I been alive for 43 years never heard of this interesting

Excellent video! A few points I would like to add, as my great grandmother is Negro Mascogo. 1. Black Seminole is a racist designation to minimize the impact and influence Blacks had on the indian populations of the u.s... Seminole is a Catabwa word that means runaway, a designation given to the black ancestors of that area. The only true seminole is a black seminole. 2. Mascogos are a much larger population than most people know. Mascogo in Mexico is Muskogee in Oklahoma and Arkansas. My great grandmother came from Coahuila to Ft. Smith Arkansas, where many of the Muskogees live. Also, in Eastern Arkansas, there is a Black town called Osceola, where many of the Mascogos settled. 3 if you go to Coahuila, even the people who are not in the tribe have the blood.... you can see it in their faces. Coahuila is a Trigueño state, which just means it is Black at it's roots. 4 there were also a branch of the mascogos who settled in Louisiana. There are still Blacl people in Lousiana with Spanish surnames, even after the later French cultural influence. In fact, some of the Louisiana Mascogos moved back to Mexico, but settled in Tampico, Tamu

@lad7534

4 жыл бұрын

I am from Tampico and I know there were black populations in the area because some of my cousins and my brother has curly hair, ,but i always thought that it came from the slaves from veracruz as crossing the river from tampico to veracruz its easier to see people with african traits, PD: Where did you learn that african americans settled in tampico?

@garnettfreemaniigonaives1114

4 жыл бұрын

@@lad7534 Many Black Americans who have Mexican roots or are from the border or New Orleans know the stories.

@lad7534

4 жыл бұрын

@@garnettfreemaniigonaives1114 Do you have any way to get the information, an official source? because i have never hears of that, its a little hard to believe

@cecemantis2154

4 жыл бұрын

Luis Dominguez the real native Americans are the black peoples of the Americas so call copper colored Indians , as the one cent penny and its color , native meaning first people of the land , African black peoples are different from black Americans , the blacks in America are prisoners of war not slaves , this is their land. Black Africans along with whites and Asians came to America as slaves / indentured servants and still do today they just call it a work visa , when your not born here you can come work here

@ALIENDNA14

3 жыл бұрын

@@cecemantis2154 Stop it please... The people that you're referring to, were also well documented to be an admixtured population of Africans and Native Americans... You're being very superficial in your research, and you're only seeing what you want to see -- meaning that you're being biased... I get it, you don't want anything to do with being African; nevertheless, there are other people with the exact same lineage that see themselves as Africans, and you should also respect that...

mexican blackness came from west/central Africa, cuba, haiti, manny countries in central america, manny countries in south america, and the united states of america

@toddmaek5436

3 жыл бұрын

I dont think that's entirely true. Gotta remember that many natives were regarded as "Negroes" and where decribed by some of the early colonizers as "not unlike the Ethiopians" in which context Ethiopian meant Black African. Even when researching old maps/books/drawings etc you see many descriptions of "Negro tribes of the Americas".

@Abstract.Noir414

3 жыл бұрын

@@toddmaek5436 Natives in mexico are not regarded as negroes today

@everythingn1hiphopentertai572

2 жыл бұрын

@@Abstract.Noir414 both of you are right

Very interesting. Grandma showing alot of pride. Thank you!

Hablas de dos etnias que encontraron refugio en Mexico querido los mascohos y kikapu que vienen de el norte de estados unidos y sur de canada

I am a Black Seminole its great seeing my bloodline getting recognition. The Black Seminoles came from Gullah Geechee people (my grandmother is 100% Gullah)

@VivaBellabyXtina

4 жыл бұрын

Nice!

@char08fal

3 жыл бұрын

Mmmmm that might make sense for my family. I was trying to figure out why I have Northern Mexican and Indigenous genetic matches for my mom's side (her dad's family is technically of Gullah-Geechee descent but they moved to TN in the early 1900's so they're slightly removed culturally but it's very much clear in our DNA and traditional family cuisine). My dad has Indigenous too but his family is from Arkansas so his story made much more sense based on my limited knowledge.

I love this video I'm Louisiana creole Portuguese black Seminole native American woman

You keep doing your thing keep it up with this amazing content

@VivaBellabyXtina

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Keep up the excellent work. Im learning everyday.

Yes. I did enjoy it. Thank you for posting it. I learned so many new things today about Blacks in Mexico.

Let’s make this viral!!!! They don’t teach this in school!!!!!!!!!! Let’s share please 🙏🏼

They know who they are. And don't have to prove it.

Another excellent history lesson...we all thank you.....

VivaBella by Xtina this is a great history lesson about the Tribes of blacks Mexicans and Native Americans because I know the mainstream media won't talk about this.

@juansolorio9683

3 жыл бұрын

They are mixed they wert here in that large of numbers pre eurapean occupation not all afro decendents have native ancestry you can look up real simonol blacks and they know they were welcomed to the trive and not these racist Afrocentric theories its crazy the arrived in cuahuila with the kikapu witch are obviously ameindians

@alancisneros5391

Жыл бұрын

They are not black they are mixed stop trying to claim others

Estas haciendo un buen trabajo. Thank you for this video!

This had me in literal tears. My father's family is Chahta (Choctaw now in the US), and the elders said that we had roots from Mexico near the Chahta Mountains. I'm not sure if I'm correct. Do you know anything about that?

@VivaBellabyXtina

2 жыл бұрын

No, unfortunately I don't.. there is so much history all around, I've barely scratched the surface!

@CosmicEremite

2 жыл бұрын

Oh, I know, me too!

Chehantamo 🏹🪶 It’s good seeing my people style alive in breathing in Mexico. I am Black Seminole by way of South Carolina and Florida. I need to know where this community is in Mexico I plan on visiting very soon

@lizzvilla6468

Жыл бұрын

Coahuila

wow this couldve easily been where i ended up

Amazing video I enjoy your documentaries you do such a great job

@VivaBellabyXtina

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks hun ❤

Que bonita historia, excelente video muchas gracias ...saludos!

This is real history right here, this is the stuff that they took out of the history books, 🙏🏿🙏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

Thank you for uploading this video, it was very educational.

@VivaBellabyXtina

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Thanks so much for this video!

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So interesting! I can’t wait to go to Mexico 🇲🇽 one day. Everyone always focuses only on the spanish and (sometimes) native aspects of mexican culture and seeing how this video has so many undeserved dislikes, I can see how many people still can’t stand whenever anyone speaks on anything other than those aspects of us. Excellent vid, I can’t help but wonder how much of this part of Mexican culture my grandfather might have known about.

@VivaBellabyXtina

4 жыл бұрын

Lol right, I was like damn yall that triggered tho 👀 of course somebody commented "nobody cares about black history in latin america, we're not black"! 🙄 Nobody said y'all are all black, I was literally talking about a very specific, almost non existent group of people 😐 Anyways....lol. Thx as always for watching 😊

@OriginalMoonPR

4 жыл бұрын

VivaBella by Xtina and that’s the thing, I watch these vids u do about the African aspects of Latin culture and I hit the like button but I never comment because I know I’m not afro latina. But these folks be on some other bs, smh. And I decided to comment on this one because I’m prt Mexican myself but admittedly don’t know much about the culture.

@VivaBellabyXtina

4 жыл бұрын

@@OriginalMoonPR I feel you. Well _personally_ I don't think you have to be black to comment! Lol. (Obviously the trolls don't gaf 😂) But I understand. And yes, a lot of these ppl do be on some other ish smh

@OriginalMoonPR

4 жыл бұрын

VivaBella by Xtina Lol! I know, I tend to not comment on these types of vids cause I know some of ur followers don’t like me too much and I worry that they’d use these types of comments to troll me and steer away from the actual content of ur video. Some of these people are true a-holes! I’m glad u ignore them👍.

@laprincesse9312

4 жыл бұрын

Bharani Moon omg I forgot you are Mexican lol

Another informative video! Thanks

They fought from Florida to Oklahoma through Texas to Mexico! I'm Boricua through Confederation they're my peoples!

Nuestra perla negra mexicana contodo orgullo

Awesome work loved it

@VivaBellabyXtina

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Excelente video i learned so much from this video and I wanna learn more

Loved it I would like to see my people one day, I love y'all and still we rise

Great video, thanks!

Thank you.....Both of my parents have native and Africn blood and all of my life I felt a pull to México.....I live here and have been traveling the country to learn of AfroMexican history and culture....Once again, THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS!!!!

@sk8tbrdt

2 жыл бұрын

💯💯✊🏾

Thanks for sharing this with us.

Thank you so much for this video that you shared. A lot of this is not what we lead in the history classes.

True power is unity of the minorities .

Awesome thank you

Thank you for posting!! Their story is so interesting and it must be told. I knew about the Black Seminoles in Florida but l never knew that a small band also escaped to Mexico or that a small group still exists in Mexico.

I love this, I didn’t know non of this History and I’m from this area of Mexico 🇲🇽

💜 love what you are doing Blessings 💜 Beautiful Queen 👑

I saw my grandpa in this video 😢thank you

Very interesting!!

Very interesting story.

❤

Ojala esta comunidad y las demas comunidades afromexicanas florescan y sean mas reconocidas y puedan mantener su cultura y tradiciones

THEY WERE NOT SLAVES. They were aboriginal Americans. These are MY ancestors from Florida.

@treycito

Жыл бұрын

Thank God someone knows the real💯💯💯 came from Florida to Mexico..just like some negros tribes comes from Mexico and moved to America but that's a different story

Check it out the Guatemala community in Mexico there's a town of only Guatemalan and they got a piece of land

Negros puros mi Gente mis mexicanos como los AMO

❤️❤️❤️

🔥🔥🔥

Your lecture videos stimulate the mind. keep up the excellent work.

@VivaBellabyXtina

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you 🙏🏾

Thanks!

Halleluyah. Thank you for providing this information. I am an Black American who recently found out that my mothers family migrated from Mexico and were never slaves! Still blows my mind to this day to know that I am Mexica.

Did you read that from the wiki

@VivaBellabyXtina

3 жыл бұрын

Some of the info I got from Wikipedia, as well as a few other sites I found while searching

Thats the town my grandmother is from MARTINA ALVARADO.

Wow.. thanks

🔥‼️💪❤

They were originally from Florida. Many are still there, and the rest of us live in California. Every Black Seminole didn't go to Oklahoma, Texas or Mexico..I'm also a Black Seminole

good work!

@VivaBellabyXtina

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

5:35 lol y did she say she was ugly

John Horse was the son of a Mestizo father (a Mestizo is a biracial person of Spanish European and Native American Indian ancestry) and an African slave mother so John was a Pardo ( Someone of African, Spanish, and Native American Indian ancestry).

See all this history is now showing itself

Halito Mascogos! Yoke ( many thanks) for giving historical light of the Mascogos/Seminoles. I have got to correct you on that so-called "African" American misnomer narrative. You, along with these "academics", don't know who was of African lineage. Some were, some were not. Using that blanket U.S. reclassification terminology of a so-called "African" American is very, very disrespectful. Most of us are Indigenous Americans, North, Central & South. And we have been in the Americas dating back during, as well as, before the Maya (Yucatec, Ixil, Mopan), known as the Xi, or Olmec.

@cynthiabell266

7 ай бұрын

Thank you for correcting her I hate that term African American and black like you said A lot of our ancestors were already here every so call black Person didn't come from Africa Mr family has no records of ever being or coming from africa

Those swamp Indians could fight!

My great grandfather name was Onofre Lozoya.. according to my family he was a negro mascogo.. I would love to know or see a picture of him!! Thank you all

Shalom Bless 🙏🏾☀️

Nice video...!!

@VivaBellabyXtina

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Family

Que buen video en mi michoacan tambuien ahbia megros pero nos mesclamos tanto que ya no se destinguen mucho los mulatos

You know how Special Forces and Navy Seals run backwards while they fight, that's how the Seminoles fought.

The book Black Indians by William Loren Katz mentions this, everyone here should by the book it is highly interesting, as an American of mixed African and Native American ancestry I appreciate this video gracias.

@toddmaek5436

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah that book is VERY VERY good.

@abrahamisaacmuciusiii691

3 жыл бұрын

@@toddmaek5436 I agree and thank you for your reply.

John Horse🏹✊🏽

great video VERY INFORMATIVE

@VivaBellabyXtina

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@zeusallmigthylive8651

4 жыл бұрын

VivaBella by Xtina no thank you for bringing to light a topic manny people are unaware of. It is important to know where you come from and it is important for the world to know Africa is part of all Latin America. Thank you sis keep the videos rolling wish you much success

what's crazy is that there descendants dont look black anymore but mexican

@VivaBellabyXtina

4 жыл бұрын

Yeaa the indigenous genes from marrying outside their community took over

@zeusallmigthylive8651

4 жыл бұрын

VivaBella by Xtina yeah I can relate even dough my dad and his brothers look very mix black we are majority indigenous according to my DNA 🧬 test

@zeusallmigthylive8651

4 жыл бұрын

VivaBella by Xtina my dads 12% black I’m 6%

@VivaBellabyXtina

4 жыл бұрын

@@zeusallmigthylive8651 Oh ok, very cool!

@pinkbutter5030

4 жыл бұрын

What does a Mexican look like? Indigenous or Mestizo because there are some Mexicans that look black including descendants of slavery in the Veracruz, Costa Chica...There are Mexicans with blonde hair and blue eyes.

They dont teach this in history. I wonder why

@Abstract.Noir414

Жыл бұрын

They do, it depends on who your teacher is. Our history teacher taught us about ESTANIVICO an african moor who sailed with the spanish to the texas areas,

Christina, bad bunny's new video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/lJtslKiqoqbQk9Y.html the love interest is a cute morena. granted she has your hair texture but she is brown enough to me to pass

@VivaBellabyXtina

4 жыл бұрын

Awww soo cute!! Loved her hair too 🥰

While you're chasing them, they're steadily picking you off!

You're presentation is great Sis!🌷 Thank you so much. One thing I want to mention is the reason the Blacks were labeled as indigenous in the US was because they actually are indigenous. black Americans are indigenous to America. Also known as aborigines. We lived in the Southeastern United States in the wetlands. It was a lie/PSYOP about Africa because the US govt refused to give the indigenous American blacks any land. Martin Luther King mentioned this many times. In fact that's what MLKs movement was about in it's fullness if it had been completed. It was about our land rights as indigenous Americans. 🏹🐊🌻🏡💕

@louisdavis1979

3 жыл бұрын

This is a fact. That you for putting that out there.

@teresaguerrasalazar

Жыл бұрын

Please Afroamerican people you came from Africa you are not Amerindian, be proud of who you are Africans from Africa

Yes I’ve seen these people

Tell Metropolitan State University of Denver. It lies about alot..

They protected Mexico from "Indian Raids"? That's so confusing 🤔

@Abstract.Noir414

3 жыл бұрын

Its not, i think it means raids from native american tribes. Mexican bandits used to raid native american villages and take their women Native American as in US natives

@mareerogers364

9 ай бұрын

Not Indian raids but Anglo bandits.

Look up pre columbian Americans there you will see that the so called black people of turtle island mesoamerica has always been here.

Very interesting! We can learn alot if we listen to the elders and stop assuming and judging or going by white his- story told to us

BIBLIA DEL OSO.1569 VERSICULO 4 ESDRAS 13.45 ARZARETH IS AMERICA 🇮🇱 MAYAS AZTECAS CHEYENE APACHE ETC SON LAS 10 TRIBUS PERDIDAS D YISRAEL

Long Live the Mascogocos

I think by now you know their lineage is black indigenous and not African.

@cherryangel1633

2 жыл бұрын

Um they was descendants of black Seminoles and black Seminoles was African and Seminole sweetie

@treycito

Жыл бұрын

​@@cherryangel1633no they was negros that don't come from Africa but migrated from Florida to Mexico...not all black people come from Africa.. america negros comes all in different shades of colors and looks because they are all different tribes of Aborigines ...when white people came they seen cooper color people around america AKA people of color AKA Negros

What the fuck are you talking about the first Africans came in 1520 on a spaniel ship

4 ESDRAS 13.45 ARZARETH IS AMERICA JEWES PIPLO ALL INDIANS ARE JEWES PIPLO MAYAS AZTECAS NAVAJO CHEROKE APACHE CHEYENE ETC SON LAS 10 TRIBUS PERDIDAS D YISRAEL

Jajaja nope

My grandfather was the las chief off the mascogo tribe santiago vazquez valdez I'm so proud off my tribe ❤

My ancestors are from this area of Mexico. I did my family research before the arrival of these seminoles I found many of the people were mulattos of Spanish and African mixture living freely and intermarrying with Spanish or Mestizos in the 1600s. I was a bit mesmerized with discovering all these different people coming together as one people and living on the edges of the Northern Mexico 🇲🇽 frontier. If anyone else has ancestors from this area of Mexico which also included Texas/Tejas at the time you can look up the Catholic Baptism records that give detailed information about the names and race of the baby’s parents.

@claudiacluna4602

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing my great grandparents and their parents, grandma my mother are from Múzquiz Coahuila. I live Houston Texas I go every year to visit my family. My grandmother had the same facial features and body resemblance of the Mascogos. When we refer to them we just say Los Mascogos not negros mascogos. Believe me there's is a lot of them that don't have that mixed race look! If I could post a picture that I took with a Mascogo man he was what we here in say he was purple black.