🇧🇷 African American Couple Reacts “Afro Brazilians HATE To Be Called Africans?”
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Y’all look like you are from the Coast of Kenya..If you went there they would just assume y’all are from there❤❤. Great content wish you the best❤❤❤
Please check out "What it means to be Black in Brazil by Vox"
@@gaya4d90sWe have. ruclips.net/video/XsqYW1Wd_5c/видео.htmlsi=nis9SLQ2cm2G-CM3
@@TheDemouchetsREACT These policies that favored white European immigrants face us with another fallacy: “Ah, but my grandfather came from Italy. He was poor, he worked hard and he won!” It's not difficult to hear this from someone who wants to say that black people are lazy. I didn't want to work like European immigrants
@@TheDemouchetsREACT The miscegenation argument is often used as an alibi to deny racism in the country. The abstract idea that Brazilians are mixed race and, therefore, immune to racism, attempts to conceal and pacify possible racial tensions.
Asking an Afro Brazilian what they know about Africa is the same as asking black Americans what they know about Africa or Jamaicans what they know about Africa. Everybody knows they are African decent however after all these years they are also their own ethno group.
We disagree. In Brazil, it could be a little more complexed. Read the comments of this video to hear from Brazilians on this topic ruclips.net/video/XsqYW1Wd_5c/видео.htmlsi=89yvyTroj9Xjwoak
For all of the work Wode Maya does to spotlight Africa an unite Africans all over the world, he should be made the official ambassador of the African Union.
He has done a lot more than most of these power hunger MISLEADERS in Afrika to highlight the truth about Afrika.
Wode maya is the best
Smh that's a job for serious folks not content creator's 😂😂
I agree.
@@ryanziller220 that's why africans have poor leadership. Now a content creator due to fame can be a leader in Africa as he has fame from skills in content creation.🤣🤣🤣
The indigenous people was the first slaves in Brazil before the africans and many tribes gave shelter to the africans who ran away from the farms. That was the beggining of Palmares.
actually no boy, i mean you are right about them being the first people be inslaved, but also we had a massive population decresed because of the decease that came with the portuguese, so in 1560 when the first africans came in the indigenous population already drop to near to 1 million people in the same decade portugal had something close to 1 million so we in southeast brazil and northeast dont have an cultural bound with the native brazilian culture and people, even in DNA, in Rio de Janeiro state for example just 0,1% of the population even have a indigineous ancestry
Na verdade a maioria da população brasileira é formada por mestiços mas também possui brancos árabes e descendentes de alemãs e italianos
We are realy mixed here in Brazil I have african ancestry but also indigenous anncestry.
Brazil is realy diverse.
Most of the diaspora is mixed
Yeah, but we are mostly Iberian
@@andradepasternak True. Most Brazilians are, but in the favelas and impoverished sections, there's a little more African DNA. I would still say that calling them Africans is a stretch. It's kinda like calling Dominicans "Africans", even though a large percentage of their makeup is
It’s amazing how black race all over the world are clicking and loving each other ever, its like waking up from the dream. African love is enormous, I believe some spell hijacked it, God has revived it , finally. Glory be to God. We are beginning to acknowledge our blackness our beauty, our strength, our glory, our uniqueness, our rare gem.
Honestly black people found all over the world are the real indigenous people of the land
think about a non-black saying the same and see the "magic" happening....
@@averdadeestanua8570 who cares, we are black loving ourselves, you can talk about your whiteness too if you wish,no competition.
l am from Mozambique and love seeing black nation together.
The part were the twins were discussed, the lady called Twins as "Ibeji" which is a Yoruba word for twins.
The statement made by that Brazilian boy is not entirely accurate; the majority of Brazilians are not of Black people. The census here relies on self-declaration, and only 8% of the population identifies themselves as Black. Forty percent identify themselves as White, 2% as Asian, 1% as Native American, and the remaining portion considers themselves of mixed race. The self-declaration system is based on individuals' perceptions of their identity. Only 8% of us identify as Black because, contrary to that person's assertion, many individuals with Black ancestry also have a significant percentage of European heritage (much more than black people in the US according to some DNA studies), resulting in a mixed-race classification. The thinking that no matter how much black African DNA you have makes you African is a North American concept, not a Brazilian concept, this idea has been imported from there it's not a "natural" picture of what we really think of us.
Furthermore, the notion that Black Brazilians are automatically classified as Afro-Brazilians is a relatively new concept. Many of us do not share this perception, as our culture is a blend of five distinct cultural influences. We simply identify ourselves as Brazilians, no matter our skin color. Personally, I have undergone a DNA test revealing that I am 73% European, 12% Black African, 11% Native American, and 4% Asian. Just as I do not identify myself as European, a Black Brazilian, in most cases, may not identify solely as African despite they are aware of their African roots and that Africa has a significant role in our culture and history. WE ARE JUST BRAZILIANS! (the most mixed and wonderful people on earth, probably because of our African-european-native-asian culture? maybe) and I really dislike the fact that these ideas have contaminated our thinking of what we are and how it's been dividing our people into black and white shit, just like what happens in the US. That is NOT our reality.
As a black Brazilian, I advise black North Americans to have a deeper and more connected relationship with us here in Brazil, knowing the problems you face there in the United States and you know ours here, but what is missing is a connection and partnership in doing business together, the dollar is very powerful here in South America in Brazil right now, for 1 dollar it's 5 Brazilian reais, in Paraguay, here next door to Brazil you can buy a land with 2 thousand dollars, my advice is look to the south of America and build your heritage here.
We agree, we don’t know much about each other. Let’s bridge the gap!
@@TheDemouchetsREACT that's by design, they split us up, all across the Americas, to weaken out numbers when they built their democracies were majority rules .
@ alex - Sorry, but no. I can stay in America if I want to be treated as a second-class citizen because of the color of my skin. I’ll stick with Ghana, where I don’t even think about my skin color.
The colonizer have put obstacles in place to prevent Black Americans and Africans from having businesses in Brazil.
The most powerful weapon in the world is a pen. If you write and pass laws or change history. Rewritten Bible telling the black man he is beneath white people when they stole our history and knowledge. We have to fight back economically and with the pen.
Africa to the world, shout out to brother Wide Maya for his efforts to change the narrative. Mainstream media had an agenda of keeping us apart. Now we are connected through the internet, we know better . May your channel keep on growing.
Thanks, fam!
There are lots of Angola and Mozambique immigrants in Brazil because of shared colonial language ( Portuguese) , so those are the most Popular countries known to most Afro Brazilians.
Is their a lot of Brazilians living in Mozambique and Angola?
About 70% of afro-Brazilians came from Angola as slaves.
Angola was a Portuguese colony at the same time as Brazil.
About 30% came from Nigeria and other neighbouring parts of Africa.
also more than half of the africans that were inslaved to Brazil came Angola, so culturely we afrobrazil have a very strong bound with Angola people
I'm Brazilian I've Black ancestry as well as native Brazilian and Portuguese but my black African friends do not see me as Black or African. They don't expect me to call myself African. Brazil is highly mixed, the northern region of the country has the largest population os castizos Caucasian with indigenous, no African DNA as research shows yet the black movement lumps the castizos of no black ancestry with pardos who are afro descendentes. This is why there's this huge misconception that pardo are all black/afro ancestry
I like how she smiled when He said - Africa never left us.
Actually I’m in the U.K. and I think about Africa all the time.
I won’t say obsessive but it’s a bit obsessive. 🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️🤷🏿♂️🤷🏿♂️🤣🤣🤣
Thank you so much for reacting to this. When i watched it i thought of you guys and i really wanted your reactions 🙏
Thanks for thinking of us. It was refreshing to hear more from the diaspora in Brazil.
Hi! Thank you so much for reacting about the blackness in Brazil. As you two know by now, it's a very complex subject. One thing that I would love to hear your toughts on is the racism that Brazilian gymnist Rebecca Andrade suffered by some black american sayin that she is not black beacuse she is not born in the USA, and so she is not black because only USA african american born people are black. One more time. Thank you for your interest in our history. Love from Brazil
Yes, it is very complexed. We haven’t heard about the gymnast, but we consider anyone of Black African descent to be Black regardless of nationality. Much love!
Simone Biles the most decorated gymnast in history acknowledged her as being black. When the three black women won gold,silver and bronze Biles said the podium was black. Biles was very proud of it ,calling it "black girl magic".
@@beaujac311 Simone Biles was wrong - maybe it was melanated girl magic, but "Black" refers to our ethnic name in the USA; therefore, if the persons on that podium did not share Black American lineage, then they are not Black..
Huh???? There are Black Europeans (one example) who haven’t stepped a foot on U.S. soil before yet they are of the Black race. We don’t own the entire race of Black people. Black American/African American is our ethnicity.
The gymnast from Brazil is BLACK .
first time seeing u guys and ur channel and I already love u guys. instant subscription
I've nothing to do with Africa. Maybe other Brazilians feel connected which is their right but I can't connect to the people who sold my ancestors in the most inhumane way. My ancestors were criminally forced into a ship, betrayed and hurt by those who were supposed to protect them - other black ppl. The moment those greedy blacks agreed to sell my ancestors, the connection died there. On the other hand, they arrived in Brazil, escaped slavery and mingled with native brazilians, to this day we're a beautiful community of mixed ppl, the Natives became new family, I have white mix too but natives and the black ppl Africans betrayed started a whole new race, the mixed ones here in the new world 🇧🇷
I won't insult any of my ancestors by claiming I'm African when Africa didn't want us back then, you all claiming us now coz we're perceived as "exotic" and attractive, I don't see many Africans this proud about Haiti were most ppl there are just black without visible mixing. But Africans love to claim mixed ppl from Brazil, Colombia, Dominican Republic. Africans need to face some accountability too, not just be given a free pass for having sold millions of ppl to slavery. The Oyo empire, madame tinubu, Kosoko to oba all sold ppl to Brazil and their descendants pretty much still have privileges built on the suffering of millions of ppl. I've read letters from that era, Kosoko the oba selling slaves to Brazil slave masters and it broke my heart 💔.
My ancestor are fierce af for having survived despite the hurt they endured due to such coward betrayal by other Africans. I hope you make a video about the Youruba enslavers too as much as you enjoy erasing the identity of those in the diaspora
Nós somos mais da metade (53%) da população do país, portanto somos afro brasileiros. A miscigenação no Brasil é grande é a maioria dos afro descendentes também é descendente de indígenas e de europeus portugueses. Se alguém pode se autodenominar "brasileiro" de fato, somos nós. Se não o fizermos, quem se declarará "brasileiro" serão os brancos, muitos deles imigrantes do Eixo (alemães, italianos, japoneses, dentre outros) chegados ao país no inicio do século XX. Nós estamos aqui desde 1538, primeiro desembarque de africanos no Brasil. Nós orgulhamos muito da origem africana, das nossas religiões ancestrais, nossa musica, nossa cultura, mas esse país e essa língua agora são as nossas.
Maioria parda, e não preta ❌ inclusive, o maior número de pardos sem DNA afro existe na Amazônia, descendentes de brancos com indígenas da região que têm suas origens apagadas pelo estatuto da igualdade e o movimento negro, sem acesso as políticas de cotas, mas são usados como massa de manobra e classificados como pardos "afro descendentes".
E fale por você, não tenho orgulho nenhum da África, não romantizo este continente, precisam sim ser questionados pois até hoje existem famílias privilegiadas com as vendas e mortes de outros pretos. Dezenas de iorubás venderam meus ancestrais para os portugueses, kosoko governante iorubá era contra a abolição, madame tinubu uma africana iorubá disse que preferia afogar escravizados do que vendê-los com desconto para os portugueses, império Dahomey, império Oyo venderam tbm. Se não tivessem ajudado os brancos as coisas não teriam sido como foram. Quem tratou com amor ❤️ meus ancestrais traídos foram os indígenas, sou filho desta mistura. Zero conexão com um continente que não quis meu povo, hoje sou descendente deste grandes povos que sobreviveram tamanho crime e ganância tanto de brancos como de outros pretos
Wode Maya is one of the best bloggers in Africa 🌍 ❤❤❤❤❤ i love this Ghanaian 🇬🇭 guy, he is really working hard.... Africa 🌍 is the best, we are one people and one nation,,,,no matter where you were born or you are from, black is black and black people are golden ❤❤
Y’all should review Wode Maya’s other video, on Racism in Brazil, as well.
You can get jail sentence in some European countries if you deny that the Jewish holocaust happened. Why have the African Union (AU) or African countries not passed similar laws with regard to any denial of the African slavery?
This is great, much love from 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
The idea that no socalled blacks were anywhere but africa is ridiculous. Every land mass had its own version of blacks. This idea that all blacks come from africa was taught to blacks by europeans. Aint none of your parents or grandparents told you their people came from africa. While they selling yall africa, real africans are risking life and limb to get over here. What's your african ancestor name that got shipped to america?
That was a forte not a slave castle. That very same structure is found all over the world..
Most black American and African Caribbean and European black look like most west and central Africa cause they were pick from that population with Nigerian population Yoruba Igbo Hausa I’m so happy Yoruba is bigger than Africa and I’m happy most people trace their root to giant of Africa Nigeria dna 🧬 which that make sense most culture they practice is always trace to west Africa a lot of similarities after 500 years I’m so happy their culture survive all over the world 🌍 I’m so happy African spirit blood still settle in and out of African diaspora born all over the world which I’m proud of everyone of us African spirituality never die still gonna survive
Whenever I see things like this I am ehh mñññ yes no I don't know how to feel about it, because if we track any person genealogic tree to the top, everyone would come from Africa, so at what point do you consider your roots to be your roots.
I am Spanish legally, I was born in Spain and I feel my roots are here.
If we track the genealogic tree for 300 years before, my family probably lived elsewhere.
Also a brother of my grandpa that married a sister of my grandma emigrated to Mexico and the family there consider themselves to be fully Mexican.
They are not Africans they are African descendents.
What would you say of white people in south africa? They are European Africans. A good example are the jews: there are jews whose generation has lived in different locations of the world & holds many citizenships but, does that makes them less of a jew compared to the ones that lives in Israel?
Am gonna watch it again because it interesting to watch. I love wade and you guys alot
Much love, fam! Be sure to add your view to the original video.
I am Haitian. I am not african.Caraibeans yes. My ancestors work too hard to give us the land. Thank you Toussaint Louverture, Jean Jacques Dessallines.
First of all, thank you for reacting to Wode Maya's video. In my view, he is "The Unofficial Mayor for All Africa" and I LOVE him and the important work he is doing. Funny thing is most African-Americans have no idea who he is and don't seem to be very interested in what's going on in the global diaspora. I am in Poland where there are a lot of Africans, one day I made you to a guy at the gym who looked almost exactly like my cousin. Like somebody said in the video, the blood is no joke! More blessings and success to you !!!
Funny walking through NEW YORK and almost every day either I bump into some one resembling someone I know in Ghana just to be told..." I am from Jamaica _". " I am from VirginIslands ' and so forth.
Unbelievable
Or some approaches me by some West Indies name then goes " you look like my cousin in Jamaica.."
Most of Wode Mayas followers on RUclips are African Americans. He said 60 percent of his RUclips followers are from the US a few years ago. Also don’t forget there are many Black immigrants in the US from other countries here who follow him too. I have enjoyed watching him journey through South America and we are waiting for him to explore Black History and culture in the US. I’ve known about him for years and am so glad he’s now exploring the diaspora and connecting everyone.
Wode Maya looks like a younger version of Marcus Garvey.
Woah! 🔥
I disagree. You’re saying that because Wode Maya is dark skinned.
@@AbstractDivinity1 look at the picture of Garvey that was displayed in this program and look at Wode Maya…I see a resemblance…has nothing to do with skin pigmentation, hue or tone.
As with regards to looks, people of African decent, we are the same. Most of us have Bantu genes from West Africa, Central Africa, East Africa and here in the Southern part of Africa . No wonder we look alike. Actually, we relate.
Africans are people who born in african continent. The correctly word is "african Brazilian" brazilians of black african descent.
Ok. If you say so...
You just got a follower, my people in America. No matter where we are, black people are one. One love from this Nigerian ❤
Welcome to the family!
You should react to another one of his video which the title is called Brazil is not what I expected from wode maya❤️🙌🏽
We’ll check it out.
Hi Beautiful Couple n Family!
I watch you regularly from up here in Ottawa, Canada.
I was watching out for ur much anticipated videos of ur Africa family vacation, which have not dropped yet. Did you cancel d trip or you went but did not document it?
Much love!!!💝💗💗💖🙏🙏
We had to reschedule. Much love, fam!
Do anyone here know about the holocaust that preceded the Jewish holocaust? It happened to the Africans in Argentina.
Wonder why there are lots of African heritage people in Argentina's neighbours, particularly, Brazil but relatively none in Argentina which once had an African population of 30-40%? They were systematically exterminated by Argentina.
Now you know, when next time you here the word "holocaust" remember the African holocaust in Argentina -- not just the Jewish one in Europe.
3:02 That's what I like to hear You See relatives in every one when you're in a welcome place. Especially when the people look a lot like home.
We definitely saw more of a welcoming in this video.
Lovely you look like our Kenyans from the Coastal region. Love from Philadephia Pennsylvania.
Much love!
That time when Black people saw each other as rivals is over. We build each other going forward now!
I just love my people ❤❤❤❤
Also I like to put it out there, why people from Africa are called "Blacks" as soon as they leave Africa, I mean the Europeans (including Americans) can't call Africans still in Africa "Blacks"?
Thanks, guys
You’re welcome!
🎉family, you are doing a wonderful job, proud of my blackness
Well done. 💯
We all are the human race, Africa is the origin of mankind, In the Bible, God said love eachother, God is coming back, Amen🌹🌹🙏🏾🙏🏾
Honestly, I never call myself African American. I am a Black American who has no issue with my African ancestry. My African ancestors and their descendants, have made major contributions throughout the centuries in the U.S. I feel that my ancestors contributions needs to be honored and acknowledged. I don't feel the need to be lumped in, with every other person of African descent.
We respect your perspective. Although we (us) use Black American and African American interchangeably, we know the mission of what the people before us had when reclaiming our power by naming our ethnicity for ourselves on a federal level. We are no longer anyone’s negro or colored. My grandmothers who had both of those terms on their birth certificates were proud of being African “American,” therefore we say it proudly.
What i noticed from your statement is your partial acknowledgement of your african ancestry and an IMPLIED REJECTION OF YOUR AFRICANESS for whatever reasons! This's the type of ingrained feelings amongst some in the afro-world that has been a major impediment towards achieving a harmonious Afro unity. Embracing this unity got nothing to do with the economic status of the country that you live in, but that passion & a sense of love & patriotism towards your point of origin.
@gabbycarter965 We need more people who know and can articulate who they are, if you want to acknowledge other people that you're part of , you're listening to the wrong video. This video is for those who are Africans.Goodbye.
@@maudnxumalo9560 How do you explain: "I don't feel the need to be lumped in, with every other person of African descent"?
@@Afro895 Read my comment again. Don't just focus on the that part. My comment as a whole is quite explanatory.
She really could not believe she heard that. She paused the video. Like what? Did they just say Slavery is fiction?
This is our past. Yes our past should not determine our future but we must learn from it and not dismiss it.
No are not African are black but not African...An african is someone who has born in Africa!
lol you are not born in Africa , Africa was born in you, if you gonna talk about us at least know our history and culture .
Big man wode maya 👏👏🥰🥰👌
In Brazil most people who are descedents of africans who were enslaved dont know theirs specific ancestry becouse after slavery was abolished and the monarchy fell to a "republic" the ex slave owners wanted to be remboursed for freeing their slaves so the government not wanting to pay them burned all the slave buying records so they "couldn't " track whos was a slave to pay reparations to the ex-slave owners,so whover knew were they came from was only able to pass the information orally which tended to get lost to time.
Want others to love and accept them but they hate who they are
Ik the WO tride of Ghana generated from Nigeria, but damn our language is similar just realizing
I appreciate you two sharing as well as the love that "Boogie Maya"(I see the boogie dance moves lol) shares as well, bringing the rainbow together 🔥🌧🌈
Much love!
@@TheDemouchetsREACT 🔥🌧🌈🌊🌬⛵
Mrs Demouchet looks like she is from Coastal Kenya matter of fact, they both look like Coasterians from Kenya ❤❤Mrs is a Taita and Mr a Giriama (just assigned y’all with your own specific tribes❤😂)…
😂 Thanks for the welcome!
Lol that's Alie
..they obviously look like west Africans and central Africans
@@karine-ela …from your point of view they look West African..from my point of view they look like what I mentioned..You do realize that African American dna is highly diverse and mixed with West and some SubSaharan Africa and then some more other admixtures? They even said they have been told they look Ethiopian..You haven’t met the people I mentioned so you don’t really know how they look like🤦🏻♀️..So you can’t know for sure know why I mentioned their resemblance to them..Eventhough most African American have higher percentage of WestAfrican dna they also have so many other minor or major admixtures from elsewhere within and out of Africa..Some East Africans migrated from Central Africa..(from the Congo Cameroun area)..Some AA have a little of white dna in them as well..Therefore they can look like they are from anywhere in Africa..I am not here to argue, just spitting facts and you don’t have to like or agree but they are just facts..
@karine-ela, Black Brazilians' kept more African cultures than Black Americans. So what is all the criticism about?
@@Tmacpherson The Ethiopian is a stretch
21:26 Afro Brazilians out there doing the electric slide
They was getting down!
@@TheDemouchetsREACT lol
14:28 That was powerful
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African ❤❤🥰🥰👍
LUPE’ … Wode Maya said, “On my last video I saw people commenting that slavery was fiction.”
Mr. Maya Hi. It Is Sad To Hear Our Fellows From Brazilians Don't Like To Be Called Africans. Please, Try Make These Brothers And Sisters To Understand Of Their Origin. Keep Your Work Going. God Jehovah Is With You.🙏🙏
Black is a name used by Europeans to call Africans .
West Africans are everywhere 🤭🏃🤣
9:56 Well said Sierra
There's a Kenyan tribe in Paraguay. The Akamba Tribe.
They arrived in Paraguay as members of a regiment of 250 spearmen, men and women, who accompanied General Jose Gervasio Artigas, the independence´s leading revolutionary of the Eastern Band (the current Uruguay) in his exile in Paraguay in 1820.
Sad that not many Kenyans know this, probably even most of the Akamba people of Kenya.
There’s no a Kenyan tribe in Paraguay. The Afro Paraguayans are descendants of Nigerians and Angolans. The black community in the city of Fernando de la mora are members of Kamba Cua.
@@AbstractDivinity1 tell me, so the Kamba Cua are not related in any way to the Kenyan tribe Akamba and yet they share the same culture, even in dance like kilumi? Just do your research
@@AbstractDivinity1 Start with Wikipedia
@@jrotich It’s alleged that Afro Paraguayans are descendants of Kenyan slaves however there’s no evidence to support that claim. There’s plenty of evidence they descend from Nigeria and Angola. Some slaves came from Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay. Why would Spanish conquistadors take slaves from Kenya and send them all the way to Paraguay? That makes no sense.
Thanks for letting us know about them.
Some AA guy told me his ancestors weren't slaves. And that he was indigenous to the Americas. I got confused.
Wode Mayaaa😁
This is also something that AA need to know and understand about blacks in the UK. We have a tendency to assume that because we encounter blacks from other countries and continents that they’re just like us. We know that they’re not American we just assume that we are all the same. We don’t mean any harm we just see connect and community with those that look like us. But,Us overlooking that they aren’t AA feeds the idea that Americans as a whole are ignorant to the cultures and going on’s of other ethnic groups around the world. I’m saying all of this to say that we should not be surprised by this if we educated ourselves about others.
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I know you're not used to shallow comments, but that's a very nice T-shirt 😅
😊 Thank you.
You guys look more like west Africans not East African
I wasn't gonna say anything, but y'all look Zulu af 🤞🏿😂
😂 Everyone else claim us so go ahead.
WODE MAYA LOOKS LIKE MARCUS GARVEY
Não só a grande mídia! Vivi na Europa e me mantinha longes do povo negro de África, para não me conectar com eles!
E você acha que isso é algo bom?
I want to marry a black American to Africa ❤🎉🥰....they are beautiful 😍
Nah homie, you are not realizing how deep the confusion and, sometimes, blatant hatred is for Native Africans.
Wow and they are the largest black ethnic group living outside Africa in the world
Discrimination in Brazil is F.ed up, but a Brazilian saying that Slavery is not real... that is BS. Mostly, we don't understand the depths of the negative influence of slavery on Brazilian society from than to today... but no Brazilian I ever seen deny the putrid existence of that economic system on Brazilian society.
I’m pretty sure even has a problem being called African accept for Africans 😂
4:50 We were in the entire western world prior to Columbus and those who followed. That doesn't mean slavery is fiction.
4:48 Slavery fiction? We know it's wrong.
Regardless of birthplace, if you're black with kinky or wooly hair, you're still African.
U needs portuguese.french and Spanish language translation ASAP even with arabics and Mandarin's
It’s on. Check subtitles.
It’s sad that White colonisers did a number on our people that some people in diaspora refuse to associate themselves with Africa 😢!!
We have so much similarities in terms of features, traditions and so forth. On lighter note, I’ve gathered that our people are waking up, integrating and uniting.
You can't just blame the colonizers. We have black people who are saying that we didn't come from Africa. They are saying that we are the original Americans. They say this even with all the facts of the slave trade evident.
@@beaujac311yes I’ve read that before. It’s either that or they are the original Hebrews 🤦🏾♀️
@@Haiyan25 I once asked a guy how are we the original Hebrews when we came from west Africa. He said that we weren't from west Africa, that we had been taken from Israel through the Sahara to west Africa and then the Africans sold us to the Europeans who brought us to the Americas. 🙄
@@beaujac311 l😂l they obviously lost!! American had their own aboriginal people and not African descendants. There’s a fine line between the two. Yes, White people are indeed to blame. These two group have different facial features. Although, I do understand that some African Americans have American aboriginal genes and all that but still there is a fine line.
@@Haiyan25 Those are American aboriginal and they have different features from us. We are quite distinctive. I understand they are people who are mixed with genes across the board and they can chose to identify however they want.
So sad that many Black American men put down black American women just to dance to white women no love for the African heritage and their self hatred for their skin colour is sad. Marry other race but it should be out of love not because you hate being black. I see Black America men doing that i feel sad for them
Umm… what does this have to do with the video or us, though?
I here black men saying the same about black women. In both cases I ignore it because people who look for that will find it. They only see what confirms what they already believe.
You're very correct dear! There's no greater woman than an african woman & i do not understand why an african person dislike his own flesh! It doesn't matter where you came from, as an african man look for your wife anywhere within the Afro world.
You Look Mozambik people
They afro Brazilian seem knowledgeable of their roots compared to the ones in USA who are living in self dinier. They feel if they accept thier root, their American citizenship would be taken from them, so they defend it with their blood, to say they are indigiounus and nothing to do with Africa.
There are people who are descendants from people who were biracial (Native Americans and African) who actually have the documents to prove their lineage. People forget (or don’t realize) some Native Americans tribes had African slaves too.
The problem is nobody like came from west African because of some of Nigerian bring down African images
If only african Americans can embrace their origins afrika,then their will be respect of their homeland!
I don't think the person that made the comments you analyzed knows much. In countries like Sierra Leone, Atlantic Slave Trade is thought in Schools . So it's not every country or people from West Africa.
Their ancestors are Native to Brazil along with Sephardic Jews and Muslim Moors.
Sister, if I didn't know better I'd say you're South African , or that you've win sisters and aunties here.
As for the brother he obviously looks east African, look at the pictures of the great Ras Tafari Makonnen (Emperor Haile Selassie) he must be your uncle.
We receive this combo often, escpecially the Haile Selassie comparison.😅
here is a shocker, same with black people all over the world. Minus a few black people in America
Well you can’t call them Portuguese 🤦🏾♂️
They are not Africans. Brazilians are not Africans but South Americans. So they are right to be offended. Wode Mada would be offended if he were called Indian.
The perpetrators of such evil act do not want to accept their deeds ,so they call slavery fiction because that will make them feel no accountability for those who perish
I’m surprised you guys don’t know about the indigenous black people of Brazil or the hundreds of thousands of black Europeans what was kicked out of Europe by Oliver Cromwell in 1650 sent to the Caribbean, and the Americas and South America, including Brazil black, Irish the black Jacobites of Scotland
We didn’t say we didn’t know about the Amerindians. I believe we reacted to a video about them a few months ago.
What indigenous black people of Brazil? Is this another one of those "we didn't come from Africa we were already here" fables?
@@beaujac311 most probably it's one of those fables
The guy can pass off as being Cape Verdean but the woman, definitely Nigerian!! Ethiopian, definitely not!!!! lol
The Atlantic slave trade in Afrikans began with the Portuguese, a ships captain called Nunes and Pope Nicolas V began the human trafficking in Afrikans about 1452AD, the first victims were Moors, Saracens, that built and medicated the Portuguese, Mauritanians, Ghanians, Congolese , Gabonese, Mozambiquans and Angolans. The blacks in Brazil had been under slavery 500 years, longer than any other group and it was the longest journey. They revolted against their enslavement and set up the states of Bair and Palmeras, but in the 19th century, Brazil started a program of 'whitening' the country by importing 3 million Europeans. From 70% black, Brazil is about 30% black today.
Africans arrived in the Americas long before slavery, so my great Wode Maya got that wrong.
Africans were early travellers, you can see that in Central America. Who or What are Olmec statues?
The Olmec colossal heads are stone representations of human heads sculpted from large basalt boulders. They range in height from 1.17 to 3.4 metres (3.8 to 11.2 ft). The heads date from at least 900 BC and are a distinctive feature of the Olmec civilization of ancient Mesoamerica.
Plus Africans were visitors to other parts of the Americas, trading with the native people.
You both do not look Ethiopian, especially the lady.
Many Brazilians just startes calling themselves Black. Baby steps please, many Black Americans don't call themselves Africans.
I don’t know of any African American who call themselves African. 🙃 The title of the video was a question. The video gave the answer.
To be honest Afro Brazilians are not educated well enough to know or understand Africa. I used to live in Brazil and when Brazilians ask me where I’m from I tell them I’m Jamaican and they assume Jamaica is a country located in Africa. One time I was told by a Brazilian I don’t dress like a Jamaican and I’m like wtf that even means?