I wonder what DeSantis version of this history is. Should be interesting to see what kind of a spin he puts on...
@peterpereira365313 сағат бұрын
What's more impressive is the guy actually told him the truth. Because he himself didn't know what freedman meant. After all he could have just said freedman were servants instead of slaves. And he would most likely accepted that.
@sherrycarr819014 сағат бұрын
I’m Cherokee,my grandfather was born on a reservation in Hugo Oklahoma. What most people don’t know is,who they label as Black are the true American Indian’s!! Do your homework! I no longer sign Black on anything that ask my race,I sign American Indian because that’s what I am!!!!
@SamDouthitt-p4y16 сағат бұрын
Every person has relatives that have been slaves at one point in history... slavery sadly is a part of human history...and although it is illegal in most of the world today, there r more slaves today than there has ever been
@jerrilynhenson902416 сағат бұрын
I didn’t know.
@nathandodge66517 сағат бұрын
Yes and indians continued to keep slaves a number of years after the civil war.
@hopesgarden956619 сағат бұрын
Sharecroppers were NOT Slaves!! 🤨 All of the sharecroppers I’ve known were Not Slaves but free!! 💁🏾
@larryr.611519 сағат бұрын
Yes we knew, but yard wouldn't believe us. The Freeman got booted out when the Cherokee got Casino money. They learned well from the Caucasians.
@SmokeSignalsTheEntrepreneur20 сағат бұрын
I’m from long plain, Manitoba, Canada wouldn’t mind testing out stickball. 😊😊
@cydkriletich653821 сағат бұрын
I don’t know who this gentleman is, but he seems like a very nice and interesting person. His story is fascinating.
@robertderekfeazel2223 сағат бұрын
That is because the Cherokee didn't usually take prisoners. Of war that is. That was how a person would have ended up in such a situation. At least natives of other tribes. The reason they weren't such a commonality. Was because it was a great dishonor to a warrior to be captured. As well as a shame on his tribe. More reason to fight hard and if nessasary, die hard. This was obviously between tribes. Now, as far as owning other types of slaves. Didn't know that was a thing. Will definitely take time to learn more. 5x Grandmother was a 6' Cherokee. It seems like she might have been intimidating. Maybe a little.
@renitaclements7480Күн бұрын
Wow😮
@juanitaowens6507Күн бұрын
So much history we don't know! Fascinating and interesting ❤
@tonypetty7540Күн бұрын
Brother you me we are the Indians 👌🏿
@1smimiКүн бұрын
Of course they did, im glad you were enlightened.
@umadbraКүн бұрын
Fun fact: all races have enslaved all races. Blacks are not exclusive.
@donball3885Күн бұрын
Sometimes it's interesting to watch people realize that those they see as "the oppressed", at another point in history, where the oppressors, themselves. It's human history and applies to every race, religion, etc., out there. But when someone can claim victimship then suddenly you have a singled out "oppressed" group telling everyone how hard they or their ancestors had it, which also always seems to be simultaneously guilting one society as well as asking for favors, too.
@angiebrown2598Күн бұрын
They have tried to keep this out of history and you still have people that try to say that this didn't happen or that native Americans are African American black Indians but we do exist and we are Cherokee and Black foot Seminole and all of the Nations of black Indians black native 😢😢😢😢
@keneshiaallah795Күн бұрын
How Do I Find This Chief To Check My Family Role ???? And What Came Of Your Family Being Found On This Role To Benefit You ???
@jeaninethomas1398Күн бұрын
AWESOME 💯
@asareed8Күн бұрын
Your family are the Cherokee enslaved by imposters, assuming their name🌞🏹🪶
@LiesaPenrodКүн бұрын
Wondered who they were. One of my family on back, Chief David Vann was said to have been killed by the “Secret Pin Society”.
@LiesaPenrodКүн бұрын
Well i wondered what it was. One of my people was killed by them.
@EM-qx3hxКүн бұрын
I find it interesting and lovely that the person involved in the water project is named Swimmer and the slaves descendant is Freedman
@JosephMiller-gh6mvКүн бұрын
Also native American took in run away slaves who then became part of the tribe and there was whites taken into the tribe
@JoeyQsacHOVКүн бұрын
Natives aren't Indigenous, citizens aren't sovereign and slaves aren't prisoners of war! We originated on and not just immigrated or migrated to, virtually every land mass on earth.
@user-uw8ib3sw7dКүн бұрын
My husband’s great grandmother married a man running from slavery. The Cherokee traits came through strongly through grandmother, mother and him as well. The history of the Black/Cherokee is so interesting! Of course those gold, history, nuggets will be lost because those types children’s books have been banned!
@jamesbutler6253Күн бұрын
The Indians also had white slaves.
@littlemissymissy9507Күн бұрын
Is there anybody who didn't enslave the Black People?
@daveallen9958Күн бұрын
This is news to me. Wow!
@virgiljjacas1229Күн бұрын
The tribes from those areas did learn the English ways first, the Americans second and succeed.
@BuddhaGBahiaКүн бұрын
Bro is a BUCKET & a fixture in his community already let's go. Glad to have him in the Bay now
@elijahsanders3547Күн бұрын
It's probably largely because people are tired of the race-baiting one-sided scewed version of history spouted by mainstream media and talking heads designed to turn us against each other with a false victim/oppressor narrative. I highly recommend Thomas SowellTV's videos on slavery (I think he has 3), very eye opening. We want truth, and are tired of an atmosphere of lies & revisionism.
@Benyahweh-wr3hcКүн бұрын
To me it's not fascinating it's more upsetting and insulting
@Benyahweh-wr3hcКүн бұрын
Yeah I find it very interesting to find out that the Indians had slaves and when they were slaves themselves before the slaves
@R-cg4onКүн бұрын
Wow....I didn't know....
@user-jg3xw6xy9wКүн бұрын
Have you received your check monthly check? Because there was agreement with the Cherokee that you would be a part of their nationality. You should be receiving a check.
@regggiefКүн бұрын
"So call" Blacks are not slaves of Natives Americans Indians. Blacks are the American Indians and have been reclass and rename by the American corporation systems. Please talk to your elders if you have them and start doing research on your own. You all weren't slaves "indention servants", alot of your ancestors were free people.
@minalsalam2426Күн бұрын
Every race in every Parton the world had slaves
@barbarae.demullingbriggs8362Күн бұрын
Cherokee’s had slaves? I heard that captured people were in servitude within that camp but never heard that they were considered slaves! Interesting!😮
@user-po8vd3dy1qКүн бұрын
I learned about Native Americans owning slaves on “Finding Your Roots” on PBS. Not only did they own slaves. They didn’t give the freed slaves citizenship amongst the tribes and had them removed from the reservation. There’s a word for it that I can’t recall at the moment. In my opinion‘Finding Your Roots’ is the most interesting show on television. Shoot it’s where Carley Simon found out that she was Black.
@blessedwithchallenges9917Күн бұрын
New to me..
@philminkeesickquayash8988Күн бұрын
The Cherokee fought on the side of the confederation, and had slaves... The difference is the Cherokee treated them like family and eventually adopting them into the tribe... They weren't abusive like white slave owners...
@aberling2 күн бұрын
I learned about the Cherokee having slaves while doing research for my MFA thesis, back in the 90s, (which is a loooong story in itself). I read the first hand stories of many people of three races (pre Asian laborers) who were essentially all treating each other badly. I too was surprised and intrigued. There were white owned people also. It just made me realize that there is so much history can teach us. There are and always have been people of all races doing awful as well as wonderful things to and for each other. We can’t change the past, but let’s all try to move towards the KIND side going forward.
@reverenddeborahedwardsdth54602 күн бұрын
I had no idea but grateful slavery was removed. No one ever should own a person! God bless everyone
@saanjudah27062 күн бұрын
We have to be the most weak minded unstudied people! We let our oppressors tell us who we are.... 😔 😟 🙁
@veejazz17502 күн бұрын
Interesting! Indians had black slaves, and they themselves experienced prejudice and degradation from the Caucasians.
@leecameron25312 күн бұрын
That's the truth
@lauralafauve55202 күн бұрын
This is all fascinating. I've known about this, but it's still fascinating.
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I wonder what DeSantis version of this history is. Should be interesting to see what kind of a spin he puts on...
What's more impressive is the guy actually told him the truth. Because he himself didn't know what freedman meant. After all he could have just said freedman were servants instead of slaves. And he would most likely accepted that.
I’m Cherokee,my grandfather was born on a reservation in Hugo Oklahoma. What most people don’t know is,who they label as Black are the true American Indian’s!! Do your homework! I no longer sign Black on anything that ask my race,I sign American Indian because that’s what I am!!!!
Every person has relatives that have been slaves at one point in history... slavery sadly is a part of human history...and although it is illegal in most of the world today, there r more slaves today than there has ever been
I didn’t know.
Yes and indians continued to keep slaves a number of years after the civil war.
Sharecroppers were NOT Slaves!! 🤨 All of the sharecroppers I’ve known were Not Slaves but free!! 💁🏾
Yes we knew, but yard wouldn't believe us. The Freeman got booted out when the Cherokee got Casino money. They learned well from the Caucasians.
I’m from long plain, Manitoba, Canada wouldn’t mind testing out stickball. 😊😊
I don’t know who this gentleman is, but he seems like a very nice and interesting person. His story is fascinating.
That is because the Cherokee didn't usually take prisoners. Of war that is. That was how a person would have ended up in such a situation. At least natives of other tribes. The reason they weren't such a commonality. Was because it was a great dishonor to a warrior to be captured. As well as a shame on his tribe. More reason to fight hard and if nessasary, die hard. This was obviously between tribes. Now, as far as owning other types of slaves. Didn't know that was a thing. Will definitely take time to learn more. 5x Grandmother was a 6' Cherokee. It seems like she might have been intimidating. Maybe a little.
Wow😮
So much history we don't know! Fascinating and interesting ❤
Brother you me we are the Indians 👌🏿
Of course they did, im glad you were enlightened.
Fun fact: all races have enslaved all races. Blacks are not exclusive.
Sometimes it's interesting to watch people realize that those they see as "the oppressed", at another point in history, where the oppressors, themselves. It's human history and applies to every race, religion, etc., out there. But when someone can claim victimship then suddenly you have a singled out "oppressed" group telling everyone how hard they or their ancestors had it, which also always seems to be simultaneously guilting one society as well as asking for favors, too.
They have tried to keep this out of history and you still have people that try to say that this didn't happen or that native Americans are African American black Indians but we do exist and we are Cherokee and Black foot Seminole and all of the Nations of black Indians black native 😢😢😢😢
How Do I Find This Chief To Check My Family Role ???? And What Came Of Your Family Being Found On This Role To Benefit You ???
AWESOME 💯
Your family are the Cherokee enslaved by imposters, assuming their name🌞🏹🪶
Wondered who they were. One of my family on back, Chief David Vann was said to have been killed by the “Secret Pin Society”.
Well i wondered what it was. One of my people was killed by them.
I find it interesting and lovely that the person involved in the water project is named Swimmer and the slaves descendant is Freedman
Also native American took in run away slaves who then became part of the tribe and there was whites taken into the tribe
Natives aren't Indigenous, citizens aren't sovereign and slaves aren't prisoners of war! We originated on and not just immigrated or migrated to, virtually every land mass on earth.
My husband’s great grandmother married a man running from slavery. The Cherokee traits came through strongly through grandmother, mother and him as well. The history of the Black/Cherokee is so interesting! Of course those gold, history, nuggets will be lost because those types children’s books have been banned!
The Indians also had white slaves.
Is there anybody who didn't enslave the Black People?
This is news to me. Wow!
The tribes from those areas did learn the English ways first, the Americans second and succeed.
Bro is a BUCKET & a fixture in his community already let's go. Glad to have him in the Bay now
It's probably largely because people are tired of the race-baiting one-sided scewed version of history spouted by mainstream media and talking heads designed to turn us against each other with a false victim/oppressor narrative. I highly recommend Thomas SowellTV's videos on slavery (I think he has 3), very eye opening. We want truth, and are tired of an atmosphere of lies & revisionism.
To me it's not fascinating it's more upsetting and insulting
Yeah I find it very interesting to find out that the Indians had slaves and when they were slaves themselves before the slaves
Wow....I didn't know....
Have you received your check monthly check? Because there was agreement with the Cherokee that you would be a part of their nationality. You should be receiving a check.
"So call" Blacks are not slaves of Natives Americans Indians. Blacks are the American Indians and have been reclass and rename by the American corporation systems. Please talk to your elders if you have them and start doing research on your own. You all weren't slaves "indention servants", alot of your ancestors were free people.
Every race in every Parton the world had slaves
Cherokee’s had slaves? I heard that captured people were in servitude within that camp but never heard that they were considered slaves! Interesting!😮
I learned about Native Americans owning slaves on “Finding Your Roots” on PBS. Not only did they own slaves. They didn’t give the freed slaves citizenship amongst the tribes and had them removed from the reservation. There’s a word for it that I can’t recall at the moment. In my opinion‘Finding Your Roots’ is the most interesting show on television. Shoot it’s where Carley Simon found out that she was Black.
New to me..
The Cherokee fought on the side of the confederation, and had slaves... The difference is the Cherokee treated them like family and eventually adopting them into the tribe... They weren't abusive like white slave owners...
I learned about the Cherokee having slaves while doing research for my MFA thesis, back in the 90s, (which is a loooong story in itself). I read the first hand stories of many people of three races (pre Asian laborers) who were essentially all treating each other badly. I too was surprised and intrigued. There were white owned people also. It just made me realize that there is so much history can teach us. There are and always have been people of all races doing awful as well as wonderful things to and for each other. We can’t change the past, but let’s all try to move towards the KIND side going forward.
I had no idea but grateful slavery was removed. No one ever should own a person! God bless everyone
We have to be the most weak minded unstudied people! We let our oppressors tell us who we are.... 😔 😟 🙁
Interesting! Indians had black slaves, and they themselves experienced prejudice and degradation from the Caucasians.
That's the truth
This is all fascinating. I've known about this, but it's still fascinating.
Not just a connection... We ARE the Indians .. 🪶