Interesting you said “no white man would do work such as taking care of cattle , get water or wood for the house . “ this is one clue to knowing original cowboys were black.
Wrong they was not also european which is recorded mostly milked cattle. Other farms rarely had them to even handle unless they use them for labor in the south.
@@Maatson_ Yeah so its only poor whites in the south that was too accustom to having slaves. My counter argument for that is other whites in that time period was the majority that milk cows in the south. They just was not your ordinary whites.
@@Maatson_ it was only whites that milk, made cheese and butter from cows. So he talking about his experience which is true, but whites was the only ones just forgot their race.
@AdamFontenet-u3x lol sounds like you got a lot of history to learn . So called puritans could not even survive there first winters if it wasn’t for the natives helping them out. Just because you come from a different land doesn’t mean you k ow how to survive and farm in another environment and history showed that clearly the natives had to teach them how to do every thing in America . Second most so called puritans never worked with cows they were under the feudal system. You know the one they ran away from because it was so harsh. To answer your question about first African comping to America on slave ships is also wrong . If you actually ready Columbus journals a lovely 700 some odd page book he had black sailors with him along with many other European ships that came after .
I lived in a wt suburb and much of this behavior was present. The lack of cleanliness allowing their dogs to defecate in their backyard not cleaning with the smell and flies coming into our space. The alcoholism was evident in most of my neighbors. The fights and the nerve to be toxic racists toward us the cleanest most orderly family in the neighborhood 😂We moved. It was worse than the projects i grew up in in the Bronx💯
Have you done any videos showing the history of states such as Georgia and other southern places starting out as penal colonies? This explains a lot about the criminality culture that seems to exist among the so-called White southerners. I do not think it's a coincidence that many of the same behaviors amongst the southern whites had against the Natives and slaves also mirror what took place in Australia which was another penal colony of the UK.
@BrooklynSaintMickell Great series so far, but I do have a few questions/ thoughts... How was it possible for the enslaved blacks to "command" wages? I thought slaves were supposed to be free labor and had no rights or say to anything (10:53). And wouldn't it make more sense for these farmers to buy more slaves instead of hiring whites and Irishmen for field work? They said so themselves that the blacks were more obedient and hardworking than the Irishmen. Why not buy more of them and save yourself the unnecessary trouble. I'd imagine one could even sell them afterwards for a profit. And also, what were the occupations of the "poor" whites during these times? If blacks did all the labor (field work, construction, house servants, caretakers, chefs, cleaning, etc), how did these other people sustain themselves on a daily basis? I believe you mentioned in other videos that every white person didn't own slaves or rather, couldn't AFFORD to own slaves. So what were they doing to make ends meet?
Good questions Fredrick. That part of the video that talks about negroes commanding high wages is referring to the prices that factories and railroads were willing to pay for negro laborers. Since the labor of negroes was worth (commanded) such high wages, the slave owners hired a lot of them out to those businesses. The reason the farmers hired whites and Irish was due to them having labor shortages during crop harvest. When they hired out too many of their negroes to factories they were left with a shortage of hands on their own farm. So to make up for the shortage they had no choice but to hire white laborers. But it was only for a brief period. If it were permanent then it would have made more sense to buy more slaves as you mentioned. And to your last question about the occupation of the poor whites. They often had small farms of their own. They raised vegetables, cattle, pigs, and other similar agricultural goods. They worked in the lumber industry - cutting trees to bring to market. They hunted, fished, and did other manual laborer such as digging ditches, railroad labor, coal mining, and such. The slaves typically worked on a farm for the farmer himself, but when they were hired out by the farmer they would often work jobs that put them in direct competition with white laborers. And since this class of whites was already struggling and very poor, the competition gave them another reason to have extreme resentment towards the blacks. Good questions, and hopefully this provides some clarification.
@BrooklynSaintMickell thanks for the response, I appreciate it. What you said makes sense. I have to say though, these slave masters really used every opportunity to profit off of these slaves. If the slaves aren't working on their farms, then their hired out to work somewhere else. They really were seen and used like tools.
@@FrederickAmadi sure sounds a lot like the modern prison system. Once my jailed family members told me about this, I avoided any and everything that could end in a prison sentence.
@@brownieb661 it sure does sound like that and that's what popped into my head when I first thought about it. That system seem to have taken on a disguise and not truly disappear. Avoiding trouble is definitely the way, I agree 💯
Moors were often depicted as having a darker complexion, which may have been influenced by the African and Mediterranean ancestry of the Berbers and Arabs.
People rented their horses out to other people at that time? How sure were they that their horses were getting fed and watered properly? If horses are not fed the correct things, they can get terrible indigestion, and even die.
@@extemporaneous4545 you had to have money to rent a horse. If you had money it was expected you were “ more civilized “ lol what ever that means . And would take care of some one else property
I lived in a wt suburb and much of this behavior was present. The lack of cleanliness allowing their dogs to defecate in their backyard not cleaning with the smell and flies coming into our space. The alcoholism was evident in most of my neighbors. The fights and the nerve to be toxic racists toward us the cleanest most orderly family in the neighborhood 😂We moved. It was worse than the projects i grew up in in the Bronx💯.
Interesting you said “no white man would do work such as taking care of cattle , get water or wood for the house . “ this is one clue to knowing original cowboys were black.
Wrong they was not also european which is recorded mostly milked cattle. Other farms rarely had them to even handle unless they use them for labor in the south.
@ can you elaborate I’m not understanding your response
@@Maatson_ Yeah so its only poor whites in the south that was too accustom to having slaves. My counter argument for that is other whites in that time period was the majority that milk cows in the south. They just was not your ordinary whites.
@@Maatson_ it was only whites that milk, made cheese and butter from cows. So he talking about his experience which is true, but whites was the only ones just forgot their race.
@AdamFontenet-u3x lol sounds like you got a lot of history to learn . So called puritans could not even survive there first winters if it wasn’t for the natives helping them out. Just because you come from a different land doesn’t mean you k ow how to survive and farm in another environment and history showed that clearly the natives had to teach them how to do every thing in America . Second most so called puritans never worked with cows they were under the feudal system. You know the one they ran away from because it was so harsh. To answer your question about first African comping to America on slave ships is also wrong . If you actually ready Columbus journals a lovely 700 some odd page book he had black sailors with him along with many other European ships that came after .
I lived in a wt suburb and much of this behavior was present. The lack of cleanliness allowing their dogs to defecate in their backyard not cleaning with the smell and flies coming into our space. The alcoholism was evident in most of my neighbors. The fights and the nerve to be toxic racists toward us the cleanest most orderly family in the neighborhood 😂We moved. It was worse than the projects i grew up in in the Bronx💯
Thomas Sowell speaks about this as well.
This was SPICY! 🌶 🔥 🥵
Thomas Sowell was telling the truth
Thanks God.
Ooh wee! It's getting spicy!
Have you done any videos showing the history of states such as Georgia and other southern places starting out as penal colonies? This explains a lot about the criminality culture that seems to exist among the so-called White southerners. I do not think it's a coincidence that many of the same behaviors amongst the southern whites had against the Natives and slaves also mirror what took place in Australia which was another penal colony of the UK.
This! I am interested. Idk if I heard it somewhere or just suspected it
Over one million Moriscos made their way to France where the vast majority of them became Huguenots…”
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Peter Faneuil was not a Moor. According to the information, Peter Faneuil was a French Huguenot merchant
@BrooklynSaintMickell Great series so far, but I do have a few questions/ thoughts... How was it possible for the enslaved blacks to "command" wages? I thought slaves were supposed to be free labor and had no rights or say to anything (10:53). And wouldn't it make more sense for these farmers to buy more slaves instead of hiring whites and Irishmen for field work? They said so themselves that the blacks were more obedient and hardworking than the Irishmen. Why not buy more of them and save yourself the unnecessary trouble. I'd imagine one could even sell them afterwards for a profit.
And also, what were the occupations of the "poor" whites during these times? If blacks did all the labor (field work, construction, house servants, caretakers, chefs, cleaning, etc), how did these other people sustain themselves on a daily basis? I believe you mentioned in other videos that every white person didn't own slaves or rather, couldn't AFFORD to own slaves. So what were they doing to make ends meet?
Good questions Fredrick. That part of the video that talks about negroes commanding high wages is referring to the prices that factories and railroads were willing to pay for negro laborers. Since the labor of negroes was worth (commanded) such high wages, the slave owners hired a lot of them out to those businesses.
The reason the farmers hired whites and Irish was due to them having labor shortages during crop harvest. When they hired out too many of their negroes to factories they were left with a shortage of hands on their own farm. So to make up for the shortage they had no choice but to hire white laborers. But it was only for a brief period. If it were permanent then it would have made more sense to buy more slaves as you mentioned.
And to your last question about the occupation of the poor whites. They often had small farms of their own. They raised vegetables, cattle, pigs, and other similar agricultural goods. They worked in the lumber industry - cutting trees to bring to market. They hunted, fished, and did other manual laborer such as digging ditches, railroad labor, coal mining, and such.
The slaves typically worked on a farm for the farmer himself, but when they were hired out by the farmer they would often work jobs that put them in direct competition with white laborers. And since this class of whites was already struggling and very poor, the competition gave them another reason to have extreme resentment towards the blacks.
Good questions, and hopefully this provides some clarification.
@BrooklynSaintMickell thanks for the response, I appreciate it. What you said makes sense. I have to say though, these slave masters really used every opportunity to profit off of these slaves. If the slaves aren't working on their farms, then their hired out to work somewhere else. They really were seen and used like tools.
@@FrederickAmadi sure sounds a lot like the modern prison system. Once my jailed family members told me about this, I avoided any and everything that could end in a prison sentence.
@@brownieb661 it sure does sound like that and that's what popped into my head when I first thought about it. That system seem to have taken on a disguise and not truly disappear. Avoiding trouble is definitely the way, I agree 💯
Moors were often depicted as having a darker complexion, which may have been influenced by the African and Mediterranean ancestry of the Berbers and Arabs.
People rented their horses out to other people at that time? How sure were they that their horses were getting fed and watered properly? If horses are not fed the correct things, they can get terrible indigestion, and even die.
@@extemporaneous4545 you had to have money to rent a horse. If you had money it was expected you were “ more civilized “ lol what ever that means . And would take care of some one else property
Old American accents are cool
WOW
exerpts from lydia maria's the patriarcual institution 1860
pg25 ish read the ranaways.
This new narrating style isn’t doing it for me
YAAAASSSS SPICY 🌶️ ‼️
I lived in a wt suburb and much of this behavior was present. The lack of cleanliness allowing their dogs to defecate in their backyard not cleaning with the smell and flies coming into our space. The alcoholism was evident in most of my neighbors. The fights and the nerve to be toxic racists toward us the cleanest most orderly family in the neighborhood 😂We moved. It was worse than the projects i grew up in in the Bronx💯.