African American descendants living in Samana, Dominican Republic Pt.2

This documentary includes interviews with historian Martha Willmore about the lives of freed slaves who moved to the Samana region of the Dominican Republic in the 1820s.

[@R.G.Willmore]

I wish my Dominicans of African American descent well!!

[@abrahamisaacmuciusiii9192]

Are you a descendant of the African Americans who left the United States and settled in the Samaná peninsula of the Dominican Republic?

[@abrahamisaacmuciusiii9192]

Hopefully, some African Americans based here in the USA will emigrate to the Dominican Republic and help rebuild the Samaná community to its original purpose and glory.

[@blad89s65]

They should get deported

[@redimi2s]

Mi gente, familia Anderson presente!!!

[@abrahamisaacmuciusiii9192]

How is your family doing, if you don't mind me asking?

[@sstevens805]

That's my Tia!

[@jahova77]

I go everywhere but Samana I as m going to see my people.

[@yaque5107]

Me encanta esa iglesia y su doctrina, espero un dia ser parte de su comunidad ❤

[@jpat989]

Gentrification. The same thing is happening in the sea islands.

[@robertojohnsonverdadpresen1615]

It is good to remember our history. 2:19

[@leydenlo]

Solo los viejos hablan inglés aún. Los cocolos de San Pedro de Macoris también son gente muy educada y trabajadora pero son de las islas no de los estados

[@enmanuelgreengenao7172]

No son los viejos sola mente mi generación habla tambie

[@FBAStacey]

No Soul. Cuz yall aint us.