NEGRITA Documentary- Fundraising Trailer 2014

[@Venus1Star]

I love my black latinas with all my heart. These are my black women

[@thewordsmith5440]

contestariando como? eso no tiene sentido?

[@TheChristy627]

I would love to be apart of this movement.. I am also Dominican and wish that I could see more afro latins celebrated in society. I'm proud of my heratige and who we are

[@Tessitura9]

Of course she's not black African American. That wasn't the question lol. The question is if she is black. Which clearly she is. She looks blacker than me xD (I'm American) .

[@josecaraballo6326]

Tessitura9 aske her

[@ErA-el1je]

I am a brown skinned Puerto Rican. And today an AA told me I wasn't black:/ I am African, Taino, Spanish decent. Yet I am black too!! Proud Boricua💝

[@xell5252]

@Koriander Yander I swear I think you stole that entire explanation from me 😑, well said my sister, well said. FYI ,I teach history of the African Diaspora and I'm constantly telling people African Americans aren't the only Black people on the planet, and the 2 terms are NOT synonymous with each other, the term African Americans is an identification of race, nationality and ethnicity, a black person, from the the main land of the Americas, who is a descendant of Africans. Afro-Latino, or Afro-Hispanic, a black person, from the islands or Central and South America who culture is mostly of their African ancestors, blended with some Spanish or Portuguese culture.

[@xell5252]

@@ErA-el1je you're black, trust me ✊🏾✌🏾 Most Puerto Ricans have very little Arawak (Taino) in their blood, because the Europeans killed most of the native Americans, whether on the islands or the main land, and Puerto Rico, just like the rest of the West Indian islands, was a slave plantation island. Plenty of Africans on those plantations

[@duanerichard]

​@Koriander Yander Umm guys. African American is not a real ethnicity. It doesn't qualify. White americans and black americans that have ancestry the united states for multiple generations both combine to make one american ethnicity. AA don't have a contiguous culture (language, way of life, customs, daily customs) from a single African country and culture was not formed independent of whites. Whites are smart enough to not consider themselves European american. They acknowledge ancestry but only recent immigrants form an actual ethnicity from those European countries. Black americans have a culture but are not an ethnicity. Also ethnicity's parameters are bases strictly on ancestry/bloodline so therefore african americans would have to be considered biracial.

[@nothingnewunderthesun539]

This entire post proves to me old white america succeeded in dividing us all by making us feel as if white was the goal or prize to life. (like it even matters what color we are) They made us ashamed of darker skin. They made us feel hostile toward darker skinned people. They attached safety and financial gain to our shades of color. So we would be forced to pass or in about 4 or5 generations of adding lighter shades to our bloodlines breed out the Afrika. We fight and put each other down. We get distracted then start to focus on lesser points. I guess white america has us where it wanted us.

[@sherrisolomon8673]

Ikr? Regardless of the Nationality Black Afro American, Black Afro Black Afro Jamaican, Black Afro Dominican, Black Afro Brazilian, Black Around Mexican, etc we all the same people either because we descended from Africa or because we were alleged to be the EARLIEST Aboriginal people of the America's even before the PRESENT DAY South American Natives. All the titles we now wear: American, Puerto Rican, Dominican, Jamaican, Brazil, are what the White man decided to call us. So what the hell is all this separation and division about I do NOT know.

[@LadyCharity]

FACTS!

[@misspanama6963]

Hello, I am from Panama with my heritage spanning back to Jamaica and Nicaragua. I think this is a great video but we must also address the racism and ignorance within our own Latin culture. For example, no offense to Dominicans but a lot of them are in denial and ashamed of their African Heritage. Growing up in Brooklyn, NY I have seen many Dominicans deny calling themselves black when their features (Skin color, Hair texture, voluptuous shape, luscious lips, etc.) clearly scream Africano! I have seen countless Dominicans and Puerto Ricans in NY getting their hair done in Dominican salons trying to smooth the "Nappiness" of their hair with imported shampoos, conditioners, and "PERMS" from Dominican Republic. Getting Keratin treatments and Brazilian blowouts religiously to hide the last remaining clue (Nappy, coarse hair) of their African Heritage. why does being black equate with such negativity when us as black people accomplished so much throughout the Caribbean. Maybe if we studied our history in greater detail we would all stand proud to be known as Afro-Antilleans/Afro-Latinos/Afro-Caribbeans. We contributed so much to our Latin culture which is evident in our food, music, language, etc. So go put on some Merengue and shake what your black Mama gave you!!

[@lovelydae7455]

beautiful response. do u have a fb account?

[@thedollpretty91]

Raquel Lawrence I'm dominican and i love my african heritage, i personally think that the problem is the education system.

[@Afriking7]

Raquel Lawrence why do you guys call yourself Afro Latino...Latino is a word derived from Latin, thus you are mostly catholics does this make sense to you that you are still upholding the white supremacist ideology and identity...Why not Afro-South American....Like to make it cool you could be like am ASA ;) please make it go viral and trend within your community @Ashley Burton @karen Figuereo ....Am Nigerian but i always wondered about Latina, Latino then Afro Latino, i would have to ask where is that and i would be told latin america, so i would start thinking its possible a neighborhood until am told a country in south america.....I think we need clarification please. Thanks

[@thedollpretty91]

@afriking7 I consider myself "Caribbean" or if you prefer "Afro-Caribbean" i dont use the "Latino" term... i feel more confortable if you call me Caribbean instead of latina and i think "Hispanic" is a better way to refer to us too. "Latino/Latina is a term used for people who were born in countries that speak a language that derives from Latin." Just like that...

[@thedollpretty91]

"France, Italy, Spain, Portugal,...Latinos/Europeans. Venezuela, Colombia, Mexico, Ecuador, Panama, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Argentina, Peru,...Latinos/Hispanics."

[@shangosankofa9560]

I love to see my people expressing themselves whether Latino, Blasian, Native indigenous, American or whatever it's a diaspora to be sure! Much love familia!

[@jaaayyperez]

Are you still working on this project? This is so interesting to me. Many non-Hispanic people are ignorant to the fact that Afro Latinas(os) exist.

[@aysiasantana5862]

that sounds great!

[@TheTalkNTarotShow]

exactly! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@YahkiYah_Yisrael]

+Richard Stapleton You're absolutely right!!! Just watching this video I was shocked and saddened that some of the black Latinos want to separate themselves from i.e. Black Americans, plus others like the West Indian Blacks. At the end of the day we are all the same and just speak another language, in essence we are the Israelites that the bible speaks of. I recently watched a video on the black Mexicans which I didn't know existed and they are so beautiful, just like the Latinos Negritas - such a variety of beautiful people and yet it is so sad that they do not know who they truly are. In Mexico, the Black Mexicans lives in impoverished communities and are fighting for recognition, but my heart tells they will never get it. When I read Duetoronomy 28:68 until they recognised who they truly are and repent.

[@1Brooklynbomber]

+Joshua Perez thats because many latino 's hide them

[@jaaayyperez]

rodney duff yes due to the racism involved w the colonialism of PR, DR, Cuba, Central & South America, I think we have been taught to think that we need to mix lighter and lighter, to survive & live easier lives and be "prettier" etc. It's really sad. & it's like the only Latinas/os you see on TV are white featured or fair skinned.

[@maskararadio]

SoRHOr I am so happy that you are doing this!! As an Afro-Latina I am so excited about this project!!

[@ms.senorita9957]

Absolutely LOVE this! Gracias!! As a Chicano studies teacher it is important for me to be able to share these stories with my students. Thank you for uploading and Suerte con el documentario! Un abrazo desde California!

[@brianpbillingsley3687]

This was posted on the day my daughter was born. She has just the smallest amount of Mexican blood but I want her to be proud of all parts of her heritage.

[@carlyletom301]

2:29 This has been instilled into the minds of the haves and the have-nots for many generations. And this mindset still exist. The masters had trained their underling very well, in as such, the children were indoctrinated by their parents and teachers .

[@hermesalonso3968]

No doubt! Indeed, Indeed 😎

[@marcelwaugh7766]

I'am mixed ethnically with native people of Nica(Miskito)and Peruvian(Incans) and Guyanese(Arawaks)and I'm proud of the heritage and I love it.🎆💜💜😁

[@lilmonsta6701]

Dope as hell. Thanks for our representation as afro latinos

[@juniorchavesopicassodeyahu988]

2:03 A beautiful latina woman with a beautiful long curly hair.

[@wealthmanifested5517]

"Nubian Latina" is BANGING!!!!!!!!!!

[@hectorrodriguez4952]

I'm Latino my self but I don't use the word negro around people I say moreno or morena and I love afro Latina women 🥰

[@TheBanditghettoninja]

"I am a daughter and a Granddaughter, " Well, no shit.

[@337Brian]

Proud Louisianian here and welcome and love our Latina and Latino bro's. We share a love to cook southern cuisine and crawfish, shrimp and crab boils to our visitors here.

[@kayingreen5233]

@ odilia. Culturally there has been a different approach to how blacks were treated in America vs. Latin America. The U.S had the one drop rule and in Latin America you could choose whatever you wanted but hoping moreso to be classified as white. The problem in both cases is that you were and are still oppressed. The only reason that blacks in America have fared better in terms of making headway in the media is because even if you were part white or any other race you had to classify as black which forced us to work together. If afrolatinos want to make headway you have to unify under the african culture which is no easy feat since it has been an opposing thought process for generations. Also uniting with African Americans drawing the similarities of history together and form a unity.

[@quimicar6021]

THATS NOT TRUE AT ALL, IM SORRY BUT U SEEN BLK AMERICANS AND WAY THEY ACT THEIR HORRIBLE

[@y0maris]

Quimica R There are people who "act" horrible in every group of people. That has very little to do with culture or skin-color. Do not paint all African-Americans with the same brush because believe it or not, there are people who do the same thing to us (Latinos).

[@quimicar6021]

No offense u want to hear what the african immigrants say about blks in usa. Almost same as a mexican or asian would say. Why u think they all distinct from them. Live among ethiopians and see how they ignore and look down on them.. really yet latin america is most desired place most foriegners want to go. Not the usa

[@AlAndalusiIbnRagnar]

I love The Caribbean

[@belizeanalienify]

Finally someone who talks sense! 2:43

[@eliakimbenishchayil]

I love this, keep waking our people up!

[@2reasons141]

Reminds me of Celia Cruzs music video NEGRITA before she passed

[@spaceseed9250]

I'm so sad that I just discovered this documentary now at 4 yrs. This is definitely a subject that society needs to be educated on especially sad too say many Latinos need this education. I myself identify as a Puerto Rican of African decent, and a lot Puerto Rican don't no there heritage or even know that there are Puerto Rican of African decent. Yet they celebrate Roberto Clemente, Felex Trinadad, and Peto conde Rodriguez and forget that these people just to name a few are black! Hispanic need to be educated more as well as American media. There would be no salsa, capoeira, Santeria and most of the food in Latin America without Africa!

[@indiajohnson4689]

This is sooo true I'm glad they did this. I'm a dark Cuban and identify more as African American. My abuela says that I only can date Latino men that look light or white so that my kids could look Latino.

[@Tamara-hn2fp]

india johnson then tell your Abuela I said for her to date them if it makes her so happy...she aint got to love this man you do..

[@bdet313]

Why does the dad act like non-black latinos aren’t discriminated against? As far as the mom: her daughter never claimed to be African American. She should stop acting like that’s her real issue & just admit she dont want BLACK daughter.

[@onthefence1492]

I love this... so so needed

[@dailyn2735]

I like your video and I'm also trying to find more information on Afro-Latino because I'm beginning to think some of my paternal ancestry includes Latin.

[@tainegracruz208]

Marta I. Cruz (Cruz-Janzen) Emeritus Professor Florida Atlantic University This is wonderful. ¡Echando pa’lante con ganas y coraje! I am MOST joyful of/with so many Latinegras/os (AfroLatinas/os) standing tall and raising their voices; more and more and more each day. When I began work in this area 25-20 years ago, the topic was not only unaccepted across contexts (academic, social, political, etc.), but significantly DENIED by Latinos/Hispanics - including Black Latinos/Hispanics. I began to validate my self-identity as Latinegra, honoring Zenon Cruz who raised the issue of racism within and between Latinos/Hispanics in the 1970s but was blatantly refuted by Latinos/Hispanics themselves. I was stunned by Latinos/Hispanics in many different settings, including scholarly and sociopolitical, telling me that I was a liar, exaggerating, confused, “viendo y buscando fantasmas” (seeing and searching for ghosts). My research was too qualitative (narrative lived experiences of real people) and, thus, too biased and subjective; thus, not valid enough. Often told I was the one who was a racist because, after all, I was the one focused on race and racism while most other (normal) Latinos/Hispanics were united through culture and nationality rather than color and race. There was no racism within and/or between Latinos/Hispanics, who did not see color and, if they did, it did not matter. After all, we were happily united happy people, happily accepting of everyone. After all, to be called “negra” and “negrita” was always out of love (endearment). Latino/Hispanic media was fair and respectful, inclusive of ALL Latinos/Hispanics. Even when somewhat believed, I was openly criticized for putting our “trapos al aire” (dirty laundry in public) for everyone to see (including us). After all, we had/have to remain together in order to be counted as one people within the USA. We could not publicly show any division(s) that made us appear weak - and controllable. So, here we are today! Finally shouting to everyone across the world, including Latinos/Hispanics, that we ALL must stop pretending not to see the elephant(s) in each of our living rooms - Y tu abuela, a’onde esta? - that ALL humans came out of Africa and are of the same ONE race; that undeniably everyone, including Latinos/Hispanic, has ancestry in back of their living physical and mental selves. It is long overdue that we proudly bring our ancestries upfront to be seen by each of us, each other, and everyone. We must - together - keep moving ahead. We must keep talking - with each other and everyone - spreading our voices. Latinegras/os of all nationalities across this world must COME TOGETHER and loudly SPEAK TOGETHER in order to be seen and heard unequivocally and powerfully. We must unite our hands to PULL EACH OTHER and US ALL TOGETHER - pull UP and OUT of the divide and conquer shackling crab cage of internalized self-oppression. As stated by Stephen Biko, "The most potent weapon in the hands of the oppressor is the mind of the oppressed." Biko, Stephen (1946-1977). South African nonviolent anti-apartheid activist Founder of the Black Consciousness Movement. Cruz-Janzen, M. I. (2003). Out of the closet: Racial amnesia, avoidance, and denial -- Race and racism among Puerto Ricans. Race, Gender, & Class: An Interdisciplinary and Multicultural Journal of the Race, Gender, & Class Project, 10 (3). Cruz-Janzen, M. I. (2002). Race and racism American style and ‘a lo Latino’ (Latino style). In C. G. Velez-Ibañez & A. Sampaio (Eds.), Latin American Perspectives: Transnational transformations: Re-examining Latino politics in the 1990s (pp. 147-166). Lanham, MD: Rowman and Littlefield. Cruz-Janzen, M. I. (2001). Y tu abuela a’onde está? Latino race and racism. Sage Race Relations Abstracts, 26 (1), 7-24. Cruz-Janzen, M. I. (2001). Latinegras: Desired women - undesirable mothers, daughters, sisters, and wives. Frontiers: A Journal of Women Studies, 22, (3), 169-183. Cruz-Janzen, M.I. (1998). Culturally authentic bias. Rethinking Schools, 13 (1), 5. King, E., Chipman, M., & Cruz-Janzen, M. I. (1994). Educating young children in a diverse society. Needham Heights, MA: Allyn & Bacon. Wardle, F., & Cruz-Janzen, M. I. (2004). Meeting the needs of multiracial and multiethnic children in schools. Needham Heights, MA: Allyn and Bacon.

[@adriantrujillo2925]

Very beautiful women, especially on the thumbnail! Puerto Rico! Boricua!

[@claytonbrown7100]

Wish I would have seen this six years ago. Great video.

[@ChicaPhoto]

This is a great idea! What happened with this project? The donation page is closed. Is the film still being made? If not a web series could be an other option and a means for fundraising.

[@neocush1]

It sounds like in Latin countries, the history of slavery isn't taught or is taught very little. It sounds like the people are taught that everyone had the same history, when that is NOT the case in most Latin countries. If Afro-Latinos understood that their physical appearance and much of Latin culture is derived from Africa, they would probably identify more with their roots. History (true history) gives you perspective on how things came to be and I think that is missing for many Afro-Latinos and Latinos in general. Not that Afro-Amer have a much better perspective, we are confused as well. It's just that segregation kept us more in tune with reality.

[@royaltydeal1441]

100% no lies here

[@cedfri]

Be black and proud... ✊🏾

[@rutha.5843]

I feel that girl. I don't like saying I'm Latina because people just see me and say I'm black.

[@RAH_BLISS]

You would be better off black. A very dark professional black man in appearance and diction has no problem getting into corporate America. I know. Look who the major designers prefer to select as models.

[@joricardinho]

Do you finish this project or do you still need the funding ?

[@losbeckers]

Are you still working on this project??? It looks amazing! As an Afro- Latina Negrita myself, I would love to know more, donate, be involved or just hear how it's going!

[@TrueMiThompson]

Together we stand. Divided we fall and we are on the ground!! Y’all just don’t get it!!

[@YyYy-uh2sv]

NATIVES MAKES MAJORITY OF THIS CONTINENTE......

[@nothingnewunderthesun539]

I agree with the census bureau comment. Our census could now be taken by something as simple as the free apps we all love to download

[@alfonsomarquez414]

black comes from africa and thats that

[@lazarocedeno5270]

Love your video. Thanks

[@clarencemccall1811]

Did this documentary get finished. I hope so I want to see it... very good concept.

[@marcushudson6528]

Rather than be called a colour we should refer to our ancestry and cultural origin whether that be Afro American, that is Afro Caribbean, Afro Latino etc. it’s happening slowly which makes me happy. We’ve got to identify with our heritage

[@derrickrobinson8896]

I think Black latinas should come together with African Americans and figure out our lost history together instead of being ashamed

[@shannonpierre-jerome5979]

Is there a transcript of this video?

[@MegaAli213]

We're all the same people give or take more or less spicy flavors. We need to move beyond the division nonsense and love each other because we've been through so much together.

[@aysiasantana5862]

2:59 girlllll i feel you

[@Tamara-hn2fp]

Love that the world is on the subject, I am American Puerto Rican Spaniard, Nigerian, Taino Indian Baby! with the mancha of Platanoe lol...I love being such a white black girl, my favorite role models are Fredi Washington and Mariah Carey, Alicia keys cus they are all like me..

[@almarigney6429]

It's really good I wish you had it in Spanish as well

[@shantiatyler-ali2404]

It's funny. I'm actually black and speak Spanish .i like this

[@Ms.Francis]

interesting...the caribbean and latin america have such an difficult ongoing identity struggle.

[@oldblckmajic]

Excellent documentary.

[@xe2bio64]

Black is a beautiful color

[@kymbeecamping5947]

No one wants to be black because the Europeans made it to mean unhuman and demeaning. However most people accept black African American culture like hip-hop, clothing, style etc. History states every living human being atom started from a black decent. Every Ethnic group been brainwashed to think Being Black is a disgrace, even Africans from South and Northern Africa disown us! God made every race beautiful. The white race was created by Hybrid Human and Angels being created its in the bible, the star children of Cain... read in the book of Genesis...

[@infomedia2037]

@Kym Bee I'm Afrolatina, Puertorrican and Dominican and very proud of it...Love my multiracial and multi ethnic identity...

[@josecaraballo6326]

People are not ashame of being black, they are ashame of you

[@aferrer74]

Love my afro latinas😍😍😍😍😘❤️🌹🔥🔥🔥🇵🇷🇩🇴🇨🇺☝️✌️

[@diegoangaritajr.7942]

i'm curious, was that a Justin Timberlake song that starts playing at 00:33?!

[@diegoangaritajr.7942]

Oh ok! Thanks! even though the song sounds like it's by Justin Timberlake! Dosen't it?

[@Ben-Israelreports]

+eyeyaiyai PROPAH

[@law4mentalhealth350]

How's funding coming along?? Great n important topic. I know people who should be in this film. :) I have a mouthful to say. South American but not Latina.

[@blaqdiemenz]

Wow I am just seeing this I would have donated.

[@sadiej5214]

I would love to be involved I live in Boston and I am a proud Afro latina (mother is Costa Rican, father is African American)

[@danielchavez9843]

To me my blackwomen and people are beautiful..

[@hermesalonso3968]

🎼let me clear🎵my throat🎵🎤blackness was the case that they gave me! Am keeping it hip hop cause NOW am happy that my black latinas r embracing their blackness it's about time & it's the hip hop generation so 👍I have been talking & schooling afro American & Latino about this subject 4 years! & lots of them will say to me oh no you r not black! Tu eres fino 😲but where is everybody's grandmother at! Youknowhatamsaying so keep it black,don't front cause there's no future in it & the reason that am kool it's because am from the old skool & they know it(PRINCE) all the critics don't love me in NY! BLACKNESS WAS THE CASE THAT THEY GAVE ME! ✌

[@luvuyodlamini57]

I LIVE IN AN AFRICAN COUNTRY WHERE WE SPEAK SPANISH.SO AM I AFROLATINA.PLEASE CLARIFY THIS SHIT

[@cebarvideos]

+luvuyo dlamini What are people from equatorial guinea Afro latino as well as Angola , Mozambique

[@AnyNameIsFine]

+cebarvideos No We angolans are not Afro latino

[@cebarvideos]

YanieAngolana technically yes they are but tbe term isn't usually applied to people from Africa

[@AnyNameIsFine]

cebarvideos True. That is what i mean. Like you said. It does not apply to us. So that is why i said no we are not. Plus tbh another thing here in Angola we have other languages from our tribes, and you will find many people that do not speak portuguese. Whilst latino Americans spanish or Portuguese dominates.

[@cebarvideos]

YanieAngolana yep that's true as well although some blacks in the Americas do speak mixtures of various African languages with European ones

[@MsSmith-cf6sh]

I agree with her mom she is black Latina not AA

[@belizeanalienify]

+Mrs.Opinionated C'hey Truth!

[@dione7212]

+Mrs.Opinionated C'hey i agree that everyones roots is african, not AA not Black Latina, just African. but hey thanks AA for fighting racism so that everyone with african roots can at least try and live better than our past relatives.

[@MsSmith-cf6sh]

Collns yes

[@TheTalkNTarotShow]

+Collns I am an afro-latina

[@MsSmith-cf6sh]

Billy Bob I am black American so wtf are you talking about.

[@curtisjones400]

Most people that i have met from the Dominican Republic actually look black. I think that they just to to learn to live with and accept their appearance. I remember the baseball player named Roberto Clemente of the Pittsburgh Pirates, he is from the Dominican Republic and he is dark-skinned. When i first saw him i thought that he was African American .

[@acajudi100]

Everyone must be respectful of other cultures, or stay home. I have been all over the world, and would never down or insult anyone in or out of their country. RESPECT is the name of the game. I am happy for anyone to live where they are happy. I have visited all over the world, but my culture is USA. My DNA is African, Native American, and Scottish. I always search the rich and the poor of all countries, and that says everything. God bless everyone and keep you safe. Please pay forward to non beggars. Let go and let God, and treat everyone, the way you want to be treated. I remember how ALL people have behave visiting my USA, or when I visit their country. There are good and evil in all groups/ Please stay alert always. Let go and let GOD always.

[@AfroCuban4life]

How's this documentary coming along? If you need accounting help (bookkeeper) or more Afro Latinas to interview (Cubana), I am available. God bless

[@keithjackson3661]

black is black know matter where you from black is beautiful

[@tellourvision657]

This is such an interesting topic!

[@AntiFakeJewsRev2-9-0Zach9-6]

The 12 Tribes of Yasharahla are into all Kingdoms

[@Swinn88]

Bravo!

[@aaliyahdecuevas7590]

Yes!!

[@dareal369]

good stuff! good message

[@lindagill1793]

How Bout we are human beings! And anything beyond that is interesting.

[@sidneyjackson2235]

I need to be out there 😔😔

[@Evbddgegeh]

We are the pride other blacks dont respect but will

[@williamwooten2677]

lo me gusta NEGRITAS SON LINDA

[@makiba9461]

Her parents are black as well. Many want to be socially titled as white, but not black....even though they look it, I am confused.

[@mikeltruss9695]

Totally agree with the woman at 2.43

[@jahro4797]

im afro latino but me nah speak spanish i always felt like that part of me was missing

[@hmayor3745]

1:01, Black means African roots and it dosen't matter if your black "African American" or black "Latino" all the slave ships came from the same location just different destinations. Latinos need to Learn the history and respect it and stop being racist clowns.

[@louisfarew8034]

The mother is saying difference in culture yes but what does dna say? more people with African blood in central and south America than in north America. they can be found around the globe in Asia, pacific islands, as well as Africa. many countries in the Caribbean have African traditions as part of there culture even though some is mixed with Spanish and native.

[@contestariando]

-latino tiene muchos ADN .

[@stephbenj]

No

[@joelyaolivero5953]

that's moment when you see your old dance teacher in this video XD

[@jah12wi]

Obviously she is not black she’s very mixed. Just look at her mother not black and her father is very mixed as well

[@katpeterson7895]

Why is this so hard for people to accept or understand 😕 ### exhausting

[@houseofaboriginal]

Not all of us came from Africa either

[@hectorlatorre2367]

Well from what I have gone through as a Arabian/Spaniard Puerto Rican is that I have had people tell me when I speak spanish oh I thought you were black..Then I have to give the run down...First Tainos settled then Spaniard then Africans Then Europeans then Chinese...BOY BY THE TIME I FINISH I AM DAMN TIRED. SO WHAT I KNOW I MOTHER WAS AN ARABIAN AFRICAN PUERTO RICAN AND MY PAPA ERA DE ESPANA. SO I GET SO TIRED OF PEOPLE LOOKING AT OUR SKIN COLOR. WHAT ABOUT SPANISH PEOPLE WHO ARE WHITE/TAN..ETC... WHAT DOES IT MATTER YOUR COLOR. SICK OF IT WE ARE ALL SPANISH PEOPLE REGARDLESS. WHAT PISSED ME OFF WAS I WAS AT MY HOTEL IN PUERTO RICO THAT I STAY ALL THE TIME (THE RADISSON AMBASSADOR HOTEL AND CASINO..HAD TO GIVE THEM A SHOT OUT) I WAS HAVING A GOOD TIME WITH THE BARTENDER AND THIS WOMAN SAT DOWN AND WE WERE ALL TALKING FOR A SECOND AND SHE LOOKED AT ME AND SAID OH ARE YOU SPANISH...RIGHT HERE IN PUERTO RICO...I COULD HAVE BACK SLAPPED THE BITCH BUT SHE WAS AN OLDER LADY? YOU FIGURE

[@Ben-vm5hm]

Once 🇿🇦 starts the trend of black self determination. The organic Pan⚫🎮🔴 African dream will come true.

[@twin10a]

I love everything about this project! However, I think one thing that needs to be considered is the misuse of the word Nubian. I understand your intentions were to use the term tio help you identify as black and afro-latin@. however, this kind of marginalizes another group of people, actual Nubian people...

[@AjaMessay2]

Andrew Vinales I am Nubian Egyptian, I see where you are coming from. But we dont mind... It not different from saying Hausa Latina.. We in Afrika are happy you people in the Diaspora are embracing Africa.. My husband is Afrikan American and Afro Cuban, it makes happy that black in the west want to be part of our culture

[@kingalpha4203]

Nubian ppl are from the Sudan and modern day, Egypt

[@ntsikelelokakaza7532]

Their not black bu t mestizos

[@olowasegun6829]

Have you tried a GO FUNd ME account

[@hanam3589]

Omg I can't believe it.

[@ladydiaspora807]

The slave ships didnt just make one stop

[@carmenchickee7100]

I was always growing up sayomg i was lure white i have pale skin redish,browish hair and like a green and brown eye color when i got my results it cam out i was. Cassuian 73.8 % and Latino 26.9% and Like other Random shit and yeah i was very werid i just wanted to be just white but i speak spanish though, i dont get to use it.

[@aferrer74]

African Americans are not African they are American Indians. Another thing dominicanos hate to admit they are black🤣🤣🤣 afro Latino we have African in us 🇵🇷🇩🇴🇨🇺 we are black .

[@robertcoca582]

To deny ur Taino taina heritage to say ur afro latina is a disrespect to our native American blood. Most latino dark one coarse hair ones have Taino blood

[@insp252]

Latin culture but black or mix with black.

[@johnathanbrown5244]

2:50 OK THIS IS WHAT YOU ARE TO ME HOTT SEXY INTELLIGENT BEAUTIFUL PROBABLY UNAVAILABLE OK NOT ENTIRELY OFF THE SUBJECT AND NO DESRESPECT INTENDED HOWEVER YOUR BEAUTIFUL ON THE OUTSIDE AND MORE IMPORTANTLY ON THE INSIDE TANGO ARMOUR PARA TE WERE ALL PROUD OF THAT PARTICULAR PART OF US

[@pijim96]

Really?? It is a shame how her mother and father think that way. Afro-Latinas want to disown their black heritage. They are no different than those with black English heritage except they speak Spanish. Saying you are black or Afro-Latinas does not make you any different than someone that speaks English with an African heritage. This thinking has its roots in black countries in the Caribbean.