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these messicans been getting real uppity lately
Cholo Has Some Choice Words For Tariq “Ghetto c00n” Nasheed...
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these messicans been getting real uppity lately
Like the Haitians and those of African descent didn’t help Simon Bolivar in military and political sectors in the countries of Venezuala, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Colombia and to independence from the Spanish empire. ALL immigrants benefited from the assistance of black revolutionaries. The ratification of the 14th Amendment in July 1868 transformed national belonging, and made African Americans, and indeed all those born on U.S. soil, citizens. The reason why all immigrants benefited from black American uprisings. Black slaves participated in many of the wars of liberation from Spanish colonial rule in Latin America, While they were sitting on their asses. as black people pushed for racial equality and integration. palenqueras were among the first ancestors who fled from Cartagena in the 16th century to found one of the first settlements of escaped slaves in the Americas. from 1521 to 1594 around 75,000 to 90,000 Africans were brought to Latin America, especially to Mexico, a territory held by the Spanish. “The numbers of Africans that arrived to Mexico and Peru between 1521 and 1639 were around 110,525. Gomez further mentions that by the formal emancipation in 1827, some 200,000 Africans had labored only in Mexico. In some countries like Cuba and Hispaniola by 1560 the Africans outnumbered Europeans” . The Winds of Manguito: Cuban Folktales in English and Spanish. As Perez states, “Men, women, and children were taken by force from their native lands [in Africa] and brought to Cuba to work the fields. With them they brought their native rhythms, languages, and cultures. Their music, dance, and stories became an integral component of Cuban folklore” . Many slave rebellions occurred in Brazil, most famously the Bahia Rebellion of 1822-1830 and the Malê Revolt of 1835 by the predominantly Muslim West African slaves at the time. During the 16th century, Africans and their descendants outnumbered Iberians and their descendants in Mexico City, Lima and Salvador da Bahia—the three principal cities of colonial Latin America. Between the 16th and mid-19th centuries, more than ten million West and Central West Africans (with an additional 720,000 from Southeastern Africa) were forcibly taken to work on the plantations, gold and silver mines, and in the cities of Spanish and Portuguese colonists in the Americas. Resistance to slavery took place at the first point of contact in Africa and continued at sea and in the colonies in various ways such as feigning illness, poisoning masters, setting fire to crops, escaping and armed rebellions.
In America, black Americans have been THE FIGHTERS - These Africans mixed with Taino and Arawak peoples in the Caribbean, and Wayuu, Caquetio, and Chocó, among other tribes, and their descendants, on the mainland. Many others escaped slavery by taking their own lives and “flying” back to Africa, rather than face the social death and brutality of slavery—or they ran away into the hinterland. The latter runaways, called “maroons”— a word that comes from the Spanish cimarrón (used to describe wild or escaped cattle)—fled into the forests, swamps, hills and mountains, where they entrenched themselves—and, from there, continued to wage war.
In America, black Americans have been THE FIGHTERS - These Africans mixed with Taino and Arawak peoples in the Caribbean, and Wayuu, Caquetio, and Chocó, among other tribes, and their descendants, on the mainland. Many others escaped slavery by taking their own lives and “flying” back to Africa, rather than face the social death and brutality of slavery—or they ran away into the hinterland. The latter runaways, called “maroons”— a word that comes from the Spanish cimarrón (used to describe wild or escaped cattle)—fled into the forests, swamps, hills and mountains, where they entrenched themselves—and, from there, continued to wage war.
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Ignorant fukkin Mexicac - they couldn’t accomplish shyt without black people:
Among the most prominent maroon leaders of the Atlantic world was Benkos Biohó. Captured in Guinea-Bissau, West Africa, in 1596, Biohó was shackled and shipped to the port of Cartagena. Within three years of his arrival to New Grenada (now Colombia), Biohó organized a slave revolt involving nearly three dozen people. The rebellion included his wife, Wiwa, and a grown daughter, Orika, among thir- ty others whom he led deep into the forest. There, they formed and defended one of the longest-lasting maroon settlements in the Americas, known as San Basilio de Palenque.
From Palenque at the base of the Montes de María, Biohó launched multiple attacks on Spanish colonists in Cartagena. The attacks went on for fourteen years, until 1613, when he agreed to a peace treaty with the Spaniards. By then Biohó had become known as “el rey del arcabuco,” “the king of the thick forest.”
African and Afro-Indian Rebel Leaders in Latin America: Con Tanta Arrogancia
Among the most prominent maroon leaders of the Atlantic world was Benkos Biohó. Captured in Guinea-Bissau, West Africa, in 1596, Biohó was shackled and shipped to the port of Cartagena. Within three years of his arrival to New Grenada (now Colombia), Biohó organized a slave revolt involving nearly three dozen people. The rebellion included his wife, Wiwa, and a grown daughter, Orika, among thir- ty others whom he led deep into the forest. There, they formed and defended one of the longest-lasting maroon settlements in the Americas, known as San Basilio de Palenque.
From Palenque at the base of the Montes de María, Biohó launched multiple attacks on Spanish colonists in Cartagena. The attacks went on for fourteen years, until 1613, when he agreed to a peace treaty with the Spaniards. By then Biohó had become known as “el rey del arcabuco,” “the king of the thick forest.”
African and Afro-Indian Rebel Leaders in Latin America: Con Tanta Arrogancia
Uh oh - Late night Tariq. The Puerto Rican Hulk Hogan in the thumbnail
I want to see my chat comments on the big screen. Let me get on his live.
I want to see my chat comments on the big screen. Let me get on his live.
Lol -I see another coli poster in the live chat mentioning the subject of this thread
He’s taking about this now- one of the writers of Lovecraft Country is Nigerian calling black Americans - Akata. Scoped out her history of past tweets. Bytch- I knew I stopped watching that confusing ass show for a reason. Mexicans and Nigerians sounding off with the same racism against Black Americans to emulate whites. Make it make sense.
Yup Tariq is going in on American cholo now.
- instead of butter biscuits, it’s hold your own butter empanadas
- comment says mexicac is mad because Tariq didn’t tip him for yard work and landscaping
-called him a pudgy esse
- he said “mexican rice” is uncle ben’s with seasoning salt
- selling bussy at the mexican border to get over here
- called him a burrito babbler
- instead of butter biscuits, it’s hold your own butter empanadas
- comment says mexicac is mad because Tariq didn’t tip him for yard work and landscaping
-called him a pudgy esse
- he said “mexican rice” is uncle ben’s with seasoning salt
- selling bussy at the mexican border to get over here
- called him a burrito babbler
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Ayyyyyeee hold up. Tariq is using my commentary on his live - I want my 10%, Tariq.
the Mexican nazi concept of eugenics
Universal theory aka genocide, purification of race and eugenics
Lol I member when wetbacks tried this shyt in Hempstead lol them beaners got mobbed on so bad they wanted a truce
A ghetto c00n though....?
This American cholo dude been on Tariq’s shytlist for a while and I guess he got tired of the slick comments and finally decided to shoot back
and this is his response
I cant wait till Tariq roasts this Lemon-Head looking fukk into oblivion
on a side note....this guy called him a GHETTO c00n on youtube and names itif that aint a YT violation....he didnt even try to dress it up either
Btw idk why he keep mentioning us other latinos when he clearly favors Mexicans.Y’all mexicans gotta deal with y’all own messus Dominicans got enough heat as is.
He's not even mexican. That clown is Honduran.
These beans slick with the mouth
Ezus Jezus
Ezus Shuttlesworth
Yea I got banned on Twitter for the same thing
a history of tweets but you posted only 1 cropped out of context. we had an entire thread on her already btw. I'm sure you didn't miss it. her husband is ADOS...
