Damn "PROUD" To be Creole

[@jonniemae818]

Yes, Creole and proud of it❤🎉❤

[@Soda3000Pop]

My name is Diana LaFleur, my family is from VillePlatte Louisiana, I am a proud Creole!

[@Soda3000Pop]

My great grandmother is a pure Choctaw Indian Laurena Meyers of Opelousas LA

[@KLASSCULTURE]

👌🏽😘💛

[@BORN-to-Run]

Beautiful MULATTOES who kept their identity and didn't bow to lying about themselves to "fit-in." There's a smaller but growing Anglo-Mulatto American population that did the same. Long live the Creoles!

[@evelynlester8805]

I am a Creole we are unique in our history, culture and physicality.

[@evelynlester6884]

I'm proud to be a Creole.

[@indigdoc]

We are mutts, yes. And proud of it! Saw Mulatto Vanguard on youtube today. A guy in the states talking with a woman in the UK. Promoting Mulatto history/pride. They were talking about NOLA, Hmmm. Gave him a link to you.

[@augustinecomeaux]

Black Racist are no better than the KKK . In fact We don't need troublemakers Like You in Louisiana as well.. Stay where You are You'd probably enjoy it better.. You'd be surprised how much hatred is shown by Blacks towards Creoles of Color

[@cynthiapickett5017]

Belatedly obvious troll alert!!!!!

[@keke813]

@@kiarrahrush853 Look at the language of these people. So uncivilized.

[@dphmichigan]

I was raised in Uptown New Orleans, but I remember going to visit my 7th Ward cousins and my Aunts and Uncles in 'Creoleland'! As the darker,brown-skin brother I know firsthand how I was treated. And that stupid question, are you 7th ward???? Go bite me! I embrace all of ME- yes I am a Black Creole- African-American, Choctaw, the 'Foreign' French, French Creole, Cuban, Haitian and Scottish-Welsh! I'm a mut! AND I AM DAMN PROUD OF THAT!!!!! MY SKIN COLOR SHOULD NOT HAVE TO VALID IT!!!!!

[@augustinecomeaux]

@tonetteholmes It's so sad that there are so many ignorant people out there That don't have a Clue as to what a Creole is...The Louisiana Creole is not a product of Rape.Our Ancestors mixed Freely with Whites & They Mixed freely with Creoles. Louisiana Was not a Racist American Colony until after the Louisiana Purchase.It's disgusting to hear this BS from People who don't know anything about Creole history.I'm proud of all My Racial mixtures & Your Daughter should also be Proud

[@goonn337]

My people I love it

[@kikilarry2964]

I miss Louisiana the only place I feel at home. My mom is French-Creole/Melungeon(her mother) and Cuban(her father). My dad is Shawnee/Black/White(his mother) and White/Black(his father). I love my family very much. Thanks for the videos.

[@cynthiapickett7403]

You have much the same admixture I have.

[@sharoncollins9182]

Does anyone on here know the name of the music played at the end and who are the musicians? I want to buy the CDs.

[@tracyperez1755]

First established culture? Didn't the Native Americans have a culture way older? Hmmm?

[@augustinecomeaux]

If You are talking about the 1811 Louisiana Slave Rebellion You are sadly mistaken...The Louisiana Native Guard and the Battalion of free Men of Color were not formed until 1860..During that rebellion, Incidently, Creoles, Free People of color and Slaves banded together.It was the act of these Brave People that even started the revolt so just why are You flipping everything...You obviously have a bone to pick..Also We don't need Your permission to call Ourselves Creoles...What an "ASS" You are

[@scooterp4113]

augustinecomeaux I NEED to speak with you ASAP...maybe you can help me or direct me in the right direction. Soo i was born in Luziana raised in Tx...now i dnt have much knowledge of my familys lineage past my 95 y.o great grandma whos still alive but is in early stage of dementia. Now, her mom was Caddo Indian..on my dads side is French and Indian..my moms dad is Dominican. Whats strange to me is being tht my last name is PERO and ive been told it is an Italian/Spanish name?? Does my background make me part Créole or something because im really confused. Lately I've found ppl..specifically 4 doctors 1 of which is clearly a white guy with dark hair/eyes..Italian in appearance i guess and the other 3 ppl are very fair skinned women with nice hair and light eyes. Im just curious as to how far back my roots go..could you help me?? Are there resources for this kinda stuff? Please help..thanks in advance

[@kiarrahrush853]

I am Creolian, Cherokee Native American and African American. I adore the diversity!

[@dphmichigan]

I also love the family story of how my maternal great-grandmother stood up for her new son-in-law!!!!!! LOL....I think my grandfather was the first black-a-moor to integrate the family......some of my crazy great-aunts didn't want my grandma to marry him because he was 'dark'! Now that's stupid! As I was told, my great-granny told all of pas en blanc, wanna-be white relatives to 'go to HELL! That took courage back then....I'm talking 1940's! Now, we have every shade ad hue under the sun lol

[@goonn337]

That's stupid

[@dphmichigan]

As a person of DEEP Creole ancestry, it goes both ways, as my grandfather used to say! There are extremists and racists on both sides of the fence, black power and Creole aristocracy. Even to Creoles of color, the notorious history of places like New Orleans' Autocrat Club and its 'Brown Bag' Test divided families and communities and still causes pain today! Even in some churches, there was seated segregation (like Holy Ghost Catholic on Louisiana Ave. and Saratoga S......it was horrible.

[@TheSableterra]

I consider myself African-American and have many of those ethnicities in my lineage. I think many who call themselves African-American just don't understand the difference between African-American and Creole other than being from Louisiana. My peoples reside in SC, GA, FLA. and we have Caribbean/French/Spanish/Native American ties also, but they call the culture Gullah/Angola and they say the "Geechee" language is a Creole language. I am not certain, but was told that through slave trade those cultures diverted and spread throughout different regions. I think it is a wonderful thing to maintain any if not all of one's culture - God Bless.

[@cynthiapickett7403]

My maternal family is also largely from GA, NC, VA, SC and Florida (via Texas and Louisiana by way of Mexico); seconded.

[@theblademan9338]

I a lot of these kind of ppl I ran into are very evil..not all but most of them smh

[@antij1]

I think everyone should be proud of who and what they are.

[@paulagbaku3025]

Within all peoples of the world there are good and bad!! Some Creole ladies are beautiful as are some African American ladies!! I love women period....hope my Mrs doesn't see my comment....she'll kill me for sure!!!!!

[@TastyKandy69]

I am French Creole and Proud!!! Made T shirts with that same saying and the fleur de lis for my grandmothers 80th Birthday Party this weekend. We are all going to wear them and represent our culture! Be Proud of who you are no matter what ethnicity, or race.

[@cynthiapickett7403]

Just received my first of two DNA tests; I had suspected it all along (even if vague)-- but my maternal side apparently was at least partly Creole, judging by the hundreds of distant relatives scattered throughout the gulf coast. Interesting find!

[@itzyzaza1806]

Thank you for the cool video my Creole brother.

[@darkconversationist]

just because I said I was afraid of creoles it does not mean I start trouble it means im scared of them.

[@slarvadain188]

Nice video. #neworleans

[@maegenfryer4783]

thank you for such a good video. i am from Canada and my friends always say i lived in Louisiana in a past life. i positively Love the culture. i saved it in my faves, thanks again.

[@augustinecomeaux]

They are probably scared of You too !!!

[@StartheCreoleQueen]

Nice video

[@augustinecomeaux]

@319am1 Wow, Just where did You get Your time frame from.?? Creoles, My friend were well established in West Africa way before they were Brought to the New World..In fact Our Creole Language dates back to the 16th Century and then some..It's very possible that We predate European Society..I'm curious..Why did You arbitrarily pick one hundred Years ago..I've been researching My People's History for over 20 years and I cannot find that nowhere

[@augustinecomeaux]

You took the words right out of My mouth...Take the word " Creole " out and it would be a perfect description of Yourself

[@cathythomas9128]

just love your videos!

[@124sexylady]

LMAO!! I couldn't have said it any better!LOL!! This video is about who we are and what we stand for...if they don't like it they should go comment on somebody else's channel..

[@tommyaubrey6589]

Me to the milk and chocolate Creo the mix pot I am

[@darkconversationist]

yeah I know that's why im afraid of going to Louisiana I don't want to run into the creolekkk

[@zay9678]

wtf are these comments 😂

[@sadelover100]

@tonetteholmes Because in essence you're teaching her she has "another family" when in fact those people Never connected themselves to Creole or anyother African bloodline. You're lying to her and setting her up for Psychological issues. That can make a person feel abandoned if they've been taught to believe they have a "White" or "Indian" side of the family and once she experience exteme negative reactions from those people..that can cause psychic trauma for life. Best to teach them the truth.

[@elainebmack]

Your obviously think that only very light skinned Creole women are beautiful. This seems to be a misrepresentation to me.

[@bluetraffic100]

Dirty Half-Breed Creoles, ugh

[@kellieflores9044]

RUDE !!!!

[@salenatauriac4003]

bluetraffic100 Trust me I'm very proud of my dirty half breed creole self👏👏bravo to both of my lovely parents.

[@semiramisbonaparte1627]

AWW YOU MAD

[@augustinecomeaux]

The First Battalion formed by Free Men Of Color were Southerners Who only wanted to Defend Their State,nothing more, but Were rejected By the Southerners & consequently switched sides to Became America's First Black Battalion to fight in the Civil War.It'sYour duty to prove these atrocities existed since You made the accusation.I think You are a liar or streaching the truth.Even if that was so I'm sure they didn't represent the majority Who served with Honors.Get a life & stop bad mouthing