She was blackmailed and shes not going to do what alot of these celebrities do either to get to their position i admire her and have learned so much as a world of 46yrs I Have grown in so many ways since finding Alexyss 5yrs ago and its a shame they have taken every video of her Greatest work down The Ptb do not want Nobody Standing in their Power Unless they are the ones in ultimate CONTROL! Just like hiw they run our Country they keep us divided as down they want the Men WEAK As well as The WOMEN Im so Thankful more are Aware and Seeing 👀 🙏 The Truth out here!

This guy 😂🎉is an Afro-Latino

Queen Drip💙🏁 Such a vibe!

My hero

Love love love protection and salvation to this woman 🙏🏽🫶🏽 a true 💎of this lifetime

she resemble her father "jackie wilson"she have all the features of jackie mr"excitement"

You look like Zulu South Africans ❤️ family

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She should be the new host if Murray's show😉

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Those guys didn’t cheer for her telling the men cleaning up their downstairs

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Yo I didn’t know she was on Maury

Sexy Queen!

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Her Instagram is insane and doesn’t make and sense. This qween drip stuff. What does that mean?

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She’s beautiful☺️

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Maury asking her leading questions to make a fool of herself as a caricature. Mainstream media does not let her get into deeper topics of feminine power, rage and discernment.

She sound of voice of her dad

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I love Alexis! Beautiful

Why doesn’t this woman already have a late night show on HBO? Like come on, lesser personalities have gotten more!

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I always find the reaction from those in the Latinx community when they find out they are part Sub-Saharan African very interesting, particularly Dominicans. The only question is, does it change how they look at themselves and those who identify with their African ancestry i. e. Haitians.

Met her years ago beautiful lady gave her a reading went on hr radio show in Atlanta 😍🥰😎❤️❤️❤️Love you Alexyss girl ❤️

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i love her still

😍 I love her

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came in here to check you out since u made that awesome Black Cubans actually know they are black comment u made on some random channel i saw and loved it... i am actually waiting on my DNA results now... u r a smart young man. Keep it up!

but according to Haitian nationalist "AlL dOmInIcAnS aRe bLaCk". America is obsessed with its racist one drop rule.

Clap clap clap clap the champion here Alexisboombiya like the late great Ali

I love the fact you stood up for our Native American bloodline ❤️

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Humanity began in the African Continent before the first plateau where the pieces of the puzzle broken South America move from Africa and continue forming Central America finally North America Europe Russian and many more

Dominicans come in so many colors, shades, hair textures etc. My mother is from Villa Mella Santo Domingo Norte Dominican Republic. My Dominican cousin did hers. She is 66 percent African, 28 percent European, 5 percent native indigenous and 1 percent asisn. I enjoy your video. Thx 4 sharing

There were always natives in the Spanish islands of the Caribbean. And it was mostly taught like that till 1940's, when there was a reform in education and suddenly they decided there were no more indians. Honestly, the indians in the Caribbean got the short stick. Particularly Dominican Republic was the very first permanent European settlement, that's where it all started. Therefore, the diseases stroke the population quite badly. Plus, even though the Spanish Monarchy had repeatedly asked for the good treatment of the natives, there were still not official laws that could regulate and control the situation in the islands. From 1502 to 1507 the Caribbean saw its worst period in history, many natives were enslave, against the will of Spanish authorities, but again, till 1512 there were no laws nor a more or less organised system to control anything, really, and there was also an epidemic. Plus, some Spaniards radically changed the diet of the natives, not with ill intentions, but thinking they were doing them good, but the radical change actually made many become ill and some even died. Again, many were enslaved and work in forced labour, which also elevated the number of deaths. And again, the diseases. Spaniards even said when explaining confrontations with some tribes that "We don't do anything to them, we don't need to kill them, they die all on their own, we don't know why". I must mention that this very impact of deceases in the native population had happened just a few decades before when the Spaniards arrived to the Canary Islands, many natives died of deceases, and it is documented. So... yes, there was definitely a very high mortality rate during the first 2-3 decades of Spanish rule of the Caribbean, but there was not a direct attempt to exterminate them or anything like that. Yes, there was slavery, but slavery is not genocide, just in case someone is thinking of it. Spaniards were not interested in killing off the natives, they were their workforce. Some people claimed that natives were exterminated to the point that in 1550 there were no natives left, but this is utterly false. It is largely based in a letter a new-arrived Spanish governor sent to the king of Spain, in which he claimed that there were only 5 indians and they all had arrived from the continent. However, this guy had just arrived to the island 2 weeks before, and he was asked to actually traipse all around the island, into the jungle and the woods, looking for every single indian and counting the total number of the native population. He basically refused to do any of that, and shook off the problem by writing that there were no indians, so he was not forced to go looking for them. Funny enough, eventually one of his best friends was Juan Caniba, a native merchant that became quite rich and a very close friend with the governor, go figure. However, there are countless letters and accounts after that one that tell a complete different story, there are letters of priests complaining about how some Spaniards have turned to deaf ear to the Spanish authorities commands of setting free all natives and some still have indian slaves; others talk about how some Spaniards have actually followed the law and had given freedom to the natives they had previously as slaves, and how many of them had fled with their families towards the mountains and join other Indians that had sought refuge there when the Spaniards arrived to the island, while other had decided to stay and live alongside the Spanish and some even work with or for them. There are some letters that talk about mixed families of Spanish and Native Americans ... all this during the following 3 centuries. The number of documents, acounts, and letters about the existance of Indians and mestizos are 3 times more than those that claim that there were no Indians left. We even have complains of some religious people claiming that the reason some governors said there were no Indians left is that the Spanish Crown allowed more slaves to arrive in the islands. There were always natives in the Caribbean, they were not killed off, that was against the Spanish interest, first, because Spaniards had nothing against the indians, they just didn't care about them, but they didn't held a grudge against them nor anything like that, so why would they want they extinction, and second, they used them as labour force, so no use killing them off. They just mixed and that's why the native population diluted over the years. Still, up to 1850 we have sources talking about fully indian/mestizos communities in the Caribbean, and it is not till 1940's that suddenly all academics, or better said, education systems, agree that indians were exterminated in the first half of the 16th century, and that therefore there were no indians left and modern islanders didn't have any links to that population. Why this sudden change of mind? I really have no idea, but it is specially funny when you hear things like that from Puerto Ricans, some of whom score as high as 25% native and even higher (that's a full blooded indian grandfather at the very least). In the case of Cuba, I must say that a small portion of native ancestry is from the mainland, particularly from the year 1812, since when Spain sold Florida to the USA, some native tribes decided to join the Spaniards and left for Cuba.

I can see the West Asian in you clearly... awesome!!

Jmorillo365 on ancestry you’re my cousin

You look far less black than you are I would have guessed 25% black. I have seen one guy 10% black the rest native american who looked more african than you. Guess that is just how it randomly comes out in the face of a mixed person ! The nose looks african but the skin is so light

Mines: (my father PR) 53% African 43% European 2% Native American 1% Pacific island 1% West Asia (Ancestry.com)

Imagine if this type of testing was around many years ago.

Y'all ain't nothing but triracial , I'm black with both black parents I am 75 percent east and west African , 5 percent Asian afganistan and 20 percent Scandinavian and Great Britain , French, combined