The Cookout

[The Haze Of Our Lives]

Did ANY of you know there are a few islands off Mexico's mainland with black latinos? My Grandma and I use to watch this black world traveler named Marwa, this is the first time I have watched him alone and it kinda bothers me since she is no longer here to enjoy this with me. We watched Marwa for about 3 years now. Enjoy.

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[Truthseeker]

No I didn't know that..... not a surprise though. Our history and our presence in the world is always trying to be hidden.

 

[Rollie Forbes]

No I didn't know that..... not a surprise though. Our history and our presence in the world is always trying to be hidden.

Nice username to post correlation.

 

[Jay]

There’s a substantial population in vera cruz and costa chica, MX. For a long period, the Mexican government acted like they didn’t exist but in 2015 officially recognized them on the census. Mexico’s 2nd President who fought for independence from Spain was Black, Vicente Guerrero.

 

[Mr. Chris]

There’s a substantial population in vera cruz and costa chica, MX. For a long period, the Mexican government acted like they didn’t exist but in 2015 officially recognized them on the census. Mexico’s 2nd President who fought for independence from Spain was Black, Vicente Guerrero.

 

[Sapphire]

Our people have been flocking to islands for centuries. We know how to work the land, build up the communities, and work with nature in these warmer climates. This doesn't surprise me at all. You will never find an island of just white people. lol

 

[The Haze Of Our Lives]

There’s a substantial population in vera cruz and costa chica, MX. For a long period, the Mexican government acted like they didn’t exist but in 2015 officially recognized them on the census. Mexico’s 2nd President who fought for independence from Spain was Black, Vicente Guerrero.

Wow they had their 1 Black president light years ahead of the states getting our 1st half breed.

 

[WhipsAndChains]

View: https://twitter.com/famous14u/status/1503369389755842565?t=GFxgDEKSZzH7ZozZPoM9XA&s=19

 

[B1 rebel 365]

It's quite hilarious and sad at the same time when white dominated countries act as if black people are THE world minority group when it's patently obvious that we have always been omnipresent since creation and therefore have a boastful historic presence on every continent which is something whites cannot disprove or prove to be the same for them. They torment themselves in having to live the ridiculous big lie that they are 'supreme' -supremely pathetic! 🙄 😂😂

 

[Nesut]

It's quite hilarious and sad at the same time when white dominated countries act as if black people are THE world minority group when it's patently obvious that we have always been omnipresent since creation and therefore have a boastful historic presence on every continent which is something whites cannot disprove or prove to be the same for them. They torment themselves in having to live the ridiculous big lie that they are 'supreme' -supremely pathetic! 🙄 😂😂

Black people go right along with the myth too. Some are so indoctrinated that when you present them with evidence they can only accept it if the source is a White person. I was talking to someone about Mansa Musa and they could not believe that West Africans knew about the "North American" landmass before White people. I had to show them a video of a White man saying it on Youtube for them to believe it.

 

[B1 rebel 365]

Black people go right along with the myth too. Some are so indoctrinated that when you present them with evidence they can only accept it if the source is a White person. I was talking to someone about Mansa Musa and they could not believe that West Africans knew about the "North American" landmass before White people. I had to show them a video of a White man saying it on Youtube for them to believe it.

I totally believe you! It's soooo sad it's painfully shameful. Well, scripture does acknowledge the need to separate the wheat from the chaff and now seems to be the appropriate time 👍🏿

 

[B1 rebel 365]

View: https://twitter.com/famous14u/status/1503369389755842565?t=GFxgDEKSZzH7ZozZPoM9XA&s=19

Some inaccuracies in some of the Twitter comments. It was a quid pro quo arrangement between Mexico and runaway slaves that existed ephemerally and not Mexico's fanciful magnanimous pro black protectionism sentiments. Funny how that alleged 'pro black' sentiment is not exhibited today, huh?!