The Black Founder of Chicago: Point du Sable | Black History Explainer (Unique Coloring)

www.uniquecolo... - In this episode of Unique Coloring, The Black Founder of Chicago, Daniel J. Middleton discusses Jean Baptiste Point du Sable, the Haitian trader, trapper, and pioneer who first settled what became Chicago, Illinois, and was its founder.
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[@AKingNamedBenji]

All I can say is thank you greatly. Your service to the culture and history is astounding and truly touching . This filled me up .

[@eldubb5996]

The reason he was able to connect with and marry a Native American is because they were black. Choctaw are black. The photos are not accurate native paintings.

[@Mr.Universe]

​@eldubb5996 NativeAmericans are not Black my man please stop that.

[@Stayoutofthewater522]

Do you really believe this in your heart

[@donx2341]

@@Stayoutofthewater522I actually do‼️

[@en392]

What culture? American culture?

[@BlueAlien1313]

This is not just black history but American and World History. Du Sable is a major figure in American history and there should be more info on him. Thank you for your research.

[@francoissaleta]

Jean baptiste du sable is part of the France history.he was a french black. And not the american history cause the USA doesn t exist in this time. America was a colony of european countries.

[@divetisman2835]

@@francoissaleta les noirs on des droits en France ? 😏😏😏

[@yashuayashua9108]

He a colonizer murderer dummies

[@donniemccray5856]

That was some of the greatest black history that I've learned in a long time.

[@Stayoutofthewater522]

To bad it’s untrue

[@ryroberts1219]

@@Stayoutofthewater522knew the naysayers would be out soon 😂🤦🏾‍♂️

[@en392]

😂😂😂 “black history?” Haitians call themselves Haitians. Not black Haitians. Your an American not a Black American or African American.

[@Killatrumpernow]

If you live in America it was probably your first I'm white washed version of it too 😊

[@Killatrumpernow]

​@@Stayoutofthewater522prove it

[@brothert1192]

Great video thank you. I wish there was a movie about him. We need more movies of all our black brothers and sisters throughout: African, Caribbean, and American history.

[@cathypurnell9331]

Movies of this caliber would be much more beneficial to society than what is currently being produced in Hollywood today.🇺🇸

[@brothert1192]

@@cathypurnell9331 thanks alot for reaching out I appreciate you ! You have no idea how much I would love to see these type of movies.

[@josephLindor-ki7op]

​@@brothert1192google search, ANTENOR FIRMIN founder of Pan-Africanism. the movement started in Haiti, with Mr firmin, Benito Sylvain, along with Trinidadian lawyer Henry Sylvester William.

[@josephLindor-ki7op]

​@@brothert1192search on ANTENOR FIRMIN founder of Pan-Africanism

[@caribdoll1800]

Nah y’all said us Caribbeans didn’t play any part in American history! We Good!

[@withniejules2244]

When I learned about this I was so happy. Especially since I'm Haitian too! Where are all my zoes at?😊😁🤩 🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹

[@josephLindor-ki7op]

Google search ANTENOR FIRMIN founder of Pan-Africanism. the movement started in haiti

[@thunlightair188]

Nou la Cherie' bon bagay

[@labelle8110]

Nou la Cheri 🌍🌍

[@boomerang905]

I graduated from the high school named after him so my generation and the ones before me knew this fact also. It's funny how society continues to seem to hide this history away. It's amazing how resourceful and brilliant he was.

[@larrytews2349]

It is not society that tied those facts it is the Democrats because they do not want the truth out they want to keep everyone black and whatever other color you wish to add into it on thier 21st century Plantation they know if the truth is out they will not be able to BS everybody into believing they need them to take care of them Abraham Lincoln who signed the Emancipation Proclamation what is a Republican Donald Trump who was for everyone and gave more money than any president in history to black colleges for them to stay open and continue teaching black students is a Republican the ones who started the KKK were Democrats the ones who gave billions of dollars worth of weapons and ammunition to the Taliban who has everyone knows is America's enemy and wants to destroy the country the weapons and ammo was given to them by the Democrats the ones who want to give you higher taxes are the Democrats Donald Trump wanted to do away with in federal income tax on your paychecks the Democrat voted against it and shot it down the reason was It's Just For the Working Man figure that one out and who is it that wants you to be on welfare the Democrats to the vacant keep you dependent on them for your survival who is it that we cannot close the border to secure this country and keep its citizens safe they have it open for any Criminal and all kinds of drugs to come into our country well over 100,000 people have died in this country because of their open border policy this is what the Democrats are doing for America God save America🙏🏼🇺🇸🦅

[@benjaminsantiago762]

This gentleman's story sounds like the typical brilliant, brave and, adventurous activities that someone might get into, GIVEN THE OPPORTUNITY TO DO SO. Thank you for this reporting.

[@janet-ic1yi]

Great, Great job! As Chicago is my hometown, I'm proud that the ACKNOWLEDGED founder was a black person like me! My mom and many of her friends (some achieved fame and fortune) attended Du Sable High School as well as my cousins! I love the fact the main beautiful drive along the lake-front is now Du Sable Lake Shore Drive! Thanks for some valuable information I can now share with ALL citizens who will listen!!!

[@A_Chicago_Man]

Yep he is "acknowledged" as such but that's weird because DuSable didn't "found" anything. He left in 1800. The city of Chicago was founded in 1832 by Kinzie, Hubbard and Clybourn. They signed the corporate papers. Why that bothers ya'll and why you want to pretend that an educated African and French Canadian trader who first sectioned off land like a European founded Chicago when he didn't is bizarre but no skin off a my nose bro. You keep whispering sweet little lies to each other if it helps you sleep at night. I can read. I looked at the papers of incorporation and they're signed as stated above. That is a fact and it aint going to change no matter what some soon to be extinct woke people say for a period of time. Enjoy!

[@runway_girl007]

WOW I didn’t know they renamed LSD!!! I’m from Chicago as well, awesome to know this.

[@jamepearson]

​@@A_Chicago_Man Awww, someone is not having a bad day aren't we. The sun is shining today, go outside, relax, and get you a nice tan.

[@A_Chicago_Man]

@@jamepearson English a second language? You're not even aware of what your sentence actually means are you Jimmy? School a distant memory? GOH child! Come back when you have something substantive to add. I'm a HS DO, some of us don't need school, we come from scholars. Some of us do need school because . . . Looking at you JImmy. Enjoy this momentous day and all that follow. If you want to go have a beer, one man to another, lmk. I'd love that : ) We can discuss the merits of tanning . . . other people's hides lmao

[@mjabdinoor]

@@A_Chicago_Man really? Why you so salty? The state and city do recognize the founder. But if it disturbs you that a black man founded it then I see why you want to convince yourself white men founded it.

[@vonnie1999]

This should be taught in K-12. The illustrations and stories are so good, and the narration, very factual and insightful!

[@gw9561]

Knowledge is so important it exposed the mind and keeps you grounded in the experience of self worth

[@albertnordelus3430]

Great news for the Haitian people!Have great day!

[@Abigael317]

All your work deserves more attention & accolades than there currently seems to be. Thank you for your work!

[@maekae911]

So this why Black History is not pushed and taught in our Schools. We have a rich heritage to learn and explore.

[@fellowamerican7923]

🎯🎯🎯

[@rollingthunder8223]

You know why

[@JamesWellington-ex6op]

I learned about this in 3rd grade, maybe because I’m from the Chicago suburbs

[@celiameaux7880]

@@JamesWellington-ex6op Well now that's an interesting comment

[@wherethequietbeingsgo]

@@celiameaux7880 Really interesting indeed.

[@w.markhowell1707]

I just discovered your channel by accident today. Absolutely informative. Thanks for the educational information.

[@reneeachille7536]

Thank you. I always made sure my kids did their Chicago report on him when they were in elementary school. I remember a teacher writing that she learned something new on my daughters report. Activists tried to get a statue erected and a street named after him for decades. Finally got the DuSable museum in the 1960’s and a section of Lake Shore Drive named after him a few years ago.

[@evelineemmelinehuydic8994]

Very imteresting story. This is a really black story that is very important to know.

[@judahbrother5321]

Our wonderful history continues to reveal itself, learned something new.

[@ji5340]

Ah, he wasn't blk if his dad was French and white.

[@k84kdsk]

Mwen felisitew, chak jenerasyon dwe konnen istwa zansèt nou yo. Anpil respè. Mèsi pou eritaj sa🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🙏🏿

[@kevinpoole4323]

History is Our Most important Gift .Now We Know More. Thank You .

[@ji5340]

I know it's important his skin color and ethnicity. But Dusables dad was white. So how does that make him blk?

[@StarrdigitalProductions]

I was born and lived half of my life in Illinois. I’m not surprised why I haven’t heard about him before. I had a history teacher who didn’t understand why some students weren’t interested in American History. Perhaps if they taught this and other black history, other than being slaves, I knew I would have been more into the subject.

[@cyyrious]

That’s a shame because there is a statue a museum and lake shore drive is named after him while recently but it’s always been known

[@thomasbrown3356]

What school did you go to? I grew up in Hyde Park. We couldn't help but know who he was. Spent a lot of Summers in Washington Park, where his museum is.

[@StarrdigitalProductions]

@@thomasbrown3356 I grew up moving back and forth from the south suburbs, to the north suburbs. The only blacks I learned about in school were Harriet Tubman, Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King, and George Washington Carver.

[@celiameaux7880]

Preach!!!

[@donndezzy4219]

Thank you for that knowledge about du sable, Chicago have finally recognized du sable as the founder of Chicago by renaming our outer drive, from Lakeshore drive to du sable lake shore drive last year.i was born and raised in Chicago aka Windy City, so I felt good about that.they never ever taught or mentioned anything in grammar or high school about a black man founded Chicago.that's sad

[@FbaareFBIsNone]

Thank you for telling our story. So glad to know he came from Haitian origin. I celebrate him everyday and teach my students Haitian history everyday. ❤

[@FBA_God_Emperor_Doom]

But he didn't come from haiti though, that's been disproved already. He was the son of an Black American slave and a white French slave master.

[@Stewartaj2010]

@@FBA_God_Emperor_Doom false

[@ifeelbetterabouthis.louis3]

@83_God_Emperor_Doom except there was millions of white slaves on American soil as well so

[@carolyncarter1967]

Enjoyed the rich history of a phenomenal Black man.

[@DerekWill-qp5ge]

So many black folks I've have spoken to did not know this! And I share this video with them to inform them. Bless you brother!

[@UniqueColoring]

I appreciate you spreading the word!

[@thagrandpubah]

@@UniqueColoringThis history is absolutely NOT taught in the South!

[@piedadflorez6989]

Thank you. Today I discovered your channel. I'm so happy because I am learning English and l am practicing my listening with your amazing histories.

[@nancynevels2238]

Great Information and so informative!! I’m grateful to know these facts about our Black People. Thank You So Much Sir for having the courage to put this out on this public platform. You are appreciated!!❤❤❤

[@JamilBoykin]

I love my fellow black Americans/Haitians

[@mrmaxxx94]

Much respect to you and your work. Very much needed and appreciated. Right on

[@augustaharris4358]

Loved this.... didn't know when studying in highschool that Jean Baptiste was a man of color. It would have been encouraging as the only person of color throughout my early next education. Thank you. And God bless you.

[@jonnisesmith5680]

I just came across your station two days ago, June 28, I’ve been folding my laundry and taking in all this history for a couple of days , and learning so much valuable history! Thank you for your work, I appreciate it and I’m going to share it with my grandchildren.

[@K9KEV1]

Hi.. Thank you for spot lighting Jean Baptist Point DuSable . I graduated from DuSable High School in 1980. Awesome work.!!

[@xaviergarner6750]

I simply Love History and the Facts that at a Time People had a Code to Work Together at Times and Learn From one Another 💯

[@shirleyw3382]

I love hearing about the history of our people it is so refreshing to hear the real truth and our many accomplishments that your research has brought to light. One day our real truth will be known by all not just seeking historical fact finders but it be boldly apart of our American experience and history shared by the world. Thank you! Please continue what you have started!!

[@xelmotivation]

I loved visiting Chicago when I lived in the Midwest. This is truly something to behold knowing the truth about its founder. Thank you.

[@jeanricojoseph4812]

Good job brother and I'm so proud to be a Haitian

[@ji5340]

Dusable wasn't blk

[@divetisman2835]

@@ji5340 😂😂😂😂he was white ???

[@ji5340]

@@divetisman2835 Truth of matter is there's no photo, no birthdate, no place of birth and is parents were unknown. Many believe he's a fictional character. There's no significance really to him. His name has been more of folklore than factual.

[@Rudenbehr]

This is real, verified black history, and history that I and every American can be proud of. There’s NO need for revisionism.

[@jayizzett]

Lol. You can’t prove any of this. Just belief

[@chiccngeorge3058]

@@jayizzettas with most history.

[@jayizzett]

@@chiccngeorge3058 anything before 1850 for sure. And most after

[@A_Chicago_Man]

Really? Who signed the papers of incorporation that officially brought Chicago into existence 30 years AFTER DuSable left? Sounds like black revision to me. Explain how it's not please . . . It will stand for a period of time maybe, but the fact is DuSable was gone for 30 years before the city was founded. He was the first to section of land in the Europoean style so in that sense he was the first here but he still didn't found anything but his trading post, then he left in 1800. The Americans came in 1803 after the "treaty of Saint Louis" and built the Fort. Kinzie, Hubbard and CLybourn came a decade ish later and are the signers of the papers of incorporation. THEY founded the city officially in 1832. Period! End of story. It's a matter of record and fact.

[@vernonrobinson1685]

​@@A_Chicago_Manthey simply extended what Du Sable started and got all the credit. Nice try, the OP of this thread stands.

[@privateperson1017]

Im over a half century old and I never knew this. Your channel is my new encyclopedia. Keep up the good research. 😊

[@iammgmt.entertainment8687]

Great Information Brother, thank you very much for this awesome piece of history!!!

[@debbiemuhammad3659]

Thank you for this beautiful description of our brother✌🏿✊🏾🤜🏾😊😎👍🏿

[@sandracarpenter144]

Thank you for sharing the knowledge. It’s good to hear of true American history. I’m enjoying your channel as I learn more black history. Thank you again for sharing.

[@scroogemcduckrich9705]

Wonderful content! I am proud of this man.

[@monicajohnson639]

You do great work - thanks for providing us with some real Black history.

[@09robinhood]

I swear I was trying to tell Somebody I know who's from Chicago that a black man founded Chicago. And he thought I was being funny but I was trying to tell him That the person that Founded Chicago was a Successful trader from Haiti.

[@clararichardson3558]

My dad and I were just discussing how the name Chicago came about! I must show him this video!!

[@ndidgenous]

👍👍Respect from Haiti

[@dmvbay2535]

My family was fortunate to visit the DuSable Museum in Chicago IL many years ago. It was a very memorable and surreal event. You can feel the ancestors with you in every square inch of the museum.

[@maureencora1]

I Wish Illinois Had a HBCU Jean Baptiste Point du Sable University Named After Him. Chicago Has a High School with His Good Name.

[@powerbadpowerbad]

I first learned of him 20 yrs ago,BET had a special called: The Black West. It was the best show ever on BET !!! I learned about all black towns in the west,black cattle barons of the west and US Deputy Marshal Bass Reveves.He was the coldest man in the west,at his time.

[@maureencora1]

@@powerbadpowerbad Touche' (smile)

[@powerbadpowerbad]

@@maureencora1 I LOVE US/Black history,have been studying on my own for the past 20 yrs.Have a small library of books on many topics,watched many documentaries on the History Channel ( when the history channel actually had history topics )also been watching docs on youtube.I learned about Blackwallstreet massacre at 8/9 yrs old in school,I was living in Oklahoma at that time.

[@maureencora1]

@@powerbadpowerbad Touche' (smile)

[@powerbadpowerbad]

@@maureencora1 Thanks.

[@frankwhites6645]

The Truth will Free Our Minds. United We Stand Devided We Fall. One Love

[@Phoenix250]

My newest favorite channel. Thank you 🙏🏽

[@UniqueColoring]

Wow, thank you! I'm humbled by that.

[@RudyVilsaint]

As a black man who went to grad School I never heard of this ! They never taught that in school. Scrutinizing our school system should be considered. This is crazy !

[@celiameaux7880]

That is why I never cared for history due to the fact that it was never inclusive of our people.

[@MrHarryc727]

So grateful as a Black Man

[@normanbonk8064]

This is great material! Thank you so much! O visited the Dusable Museum in Chicago. This brief scholarly work is more informative than what O recall at the museum. Such important work! Imagine the natural talent and extraordinary resilience of this man to succeed so bountiful on such a racially sock tome! Prayers.

[@WarrenHolly]

Thank you 🙏🏾 I shall share these videos with all of my friends. I remember reading about him in elementary school. I don't remember the article being this extensive.

[@yvonnemiller1211]

I love history. Especially my history, something I can share with my grandchildren. Thank you

[@keithtowles8354]

This video was very informative, it has provided more background about him than any other source; I've heard since being made aware of this amazing individual. For instance the fact that his father was a European and he didn't begin his life as a frontiersmen, as it is implied by previous information that I've encountered until now.

[@windycityonthetrack4273]

So much knowledge 💯👍🏽🫵🏾🙏🏾

[@marthaperez6304]

Beautiful! History has been one of my favorite subjects. Thank you

[@denisenelson853]

I graduated in 1980 from the high school named after him in Chicago 🙏🏾

[@nursequeen89]

Haitian here 🇭🇹 🇭🇹 🇭🇹 🇭🇹 🇭🇹 🇭🇹 🇭🇹 🇭🇹 🇭🇹 🇭🇹 🇭🇹 🇭🇹 🇭🇹 🇭🇹. Great video.

[@victoriaallen3753]

Great video! Your books should be given to school children.

[@lia-ww5ww]

Thank you for this video! I need to do research on Jean Baptiste for school and this video was super helpful 💗

[@UniqueColoring]

So happy to hear that. Hopefully you get a good grade!

[@lia-ww5ww]

@@UniqueColoring I got 100!!!! :D

[@UniqueColoring]

@@lia-ww5ww Thanks so much for coming back and updating us! That is fantastic news, and you deserve that grade!!! You put in the work. Keep it up.

[@blackvelvetrhapsody6391]

You rank among elite historians initiating a glorious renaissance across the diaspora. Our true intelligence, gifts and genius are being comprehended. Thank you for your contribution. B1

[@UniqueColoring]

Truly appreciate the humbling, quotable, and thoughtful comment!

[@RockyMizik]

Bravo 👏 big brother! I have to say that United States should owe lots of respect to Haitians people for all the things accomplished by their ancestors. There wouldn't be Chicago without Haiti,nor New Orleans or Louisiana. Aside from that,Haiti helped USA getting rid of slavery. Viva Haiti 🇭🇹,Viva la madre de la libertad 🗽 🙌

[@down-b8197]

You know everything you said is false right? All those places would exist without haiti and Haiti didn't help the US get rid of slavery... The US never got rid of slavery ma'am.

[@RockyMizik]

@@down-b8197 I know US never got rid of Slavery and that why Dessalines wrote a letter to Thomas Jefferson in order to pay for the black slaves freedom. But what I meant was,USA have been fighting against the England so Haiti🇭🇹 helped them fighting the English colony at that time. Also,to whom belonged LA before? It was for French in case you didnt know. PLEASE, READ THE COMMENT AGAIN🙏

[@donbsweet5001]

There are many articles from reputable media that claimed that US owed Haiti a lot. They benefited a lot from the events in Haiti. For example, the Louisiana purchase, without Haitian revolution, Napoleon might not have sold it to US. One third of the territory would have been part of France.

[@toussaintlouverture9800]

If France had not sold Louisiana, America would be today a bilingual nation with French and English languages like Canada. This is the main reason that the French hate the Haitian people so much and want Haiti to remain in poverty and misery. @@donbsweet5001

[@philliplyn2692]

Loving this one thanks for sharing very information blessed love to all knowledge is power hopefully everyone pays attention keep up the good work 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@josephLindor-ki7op]

Google search, ANTENOR FIRMIN founder of Pan-Africanism.

[@marcusm.murraysr.8494]

Learning something new daily thank you

[@Charlotte-po7he]

I am so glad that I met him. His origins are fascinating and his exploits are inspirational. An American we can all be proud of and learn the power of forging human relations that promote humanity to brotherhood.

[@sallymcmullin]

fantastic video both in visual and information! Thanks so much for this history!

[@oreathabanks2040]

Thank you for this information. It goes along with and verified this same information I heard about 30 years ago from Bill Cosby; and the information shared on a tour in Chicago.

[@caguingia]

This story should be turned into a movie

[@reginajennings5148]

Thank You For The Historical Background About DU SABLE,The First Black Man Whom Founded CHICAGO,ILLINOIS.

[@thafervantservant]

Thanks for being a familiar voice still spreading truth👏🏽

[@mimosebercier9673]

I THANK YOU, AS A HAITIAN WOMAN ,I LOVE ❤️ THE STORY THANK YOU

[@melvinpage9154]

Informative. And. Important.

[@leslienkereuwem7898]

Thanks for this knowledge. 1st time learning of this great man.

[@Illstatefishing]

Amazing history, revolutionaries! Glad to be born from Chicago!!

[@BeverlySanders-r2m]

Extremely interesting!! Will subscribe to learn more!!

[@UniqueColoring]

Welcome to the channel, Beverly!

[@msreginagreen5351]

So grateful for this history!!

[@rahelbekafa6912]

Thank you 🙏🏿 for schooling’s about black history 🇪🇹✊🏿

[@laurennorfleet4303]

Thank you for educating more on my history. I even shared it with a good friend of mine, who is from Haiti, so that he may know our people in the diaspora has done great things to build this country up.

[@danafarrar3583]

Amazing!! I will show this video in class to my 3rd Grade kiddos!!

[@observerobserver6040]

I'm thankful for your videos From the UK 🇬🇧 ❤

[@gilmoremccoy6930]

This is US 🇺🇲 history made by a half black man! FACT!!! Bravo 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@a.b.5487]

I love this. I am learning so much about my people.

[@semilunares]

I grew up mostly in the Chicagoland area and did not learn Chicago had a Black founder until I got to college! I learned it from a movie I watched, not in any history class.

[@asrexproductions]

FINALLY I learn who this man was, and for the record, Chicago is the third largest city in America (New York #1; Los Angeles #2)

[@runway_girl007]

This was so informative. I truly enjoyed it, thank you so much for sharing this knowledge… we need it now more than ever.

[@kingdomtalkchannel]

I love history, this is quite enjoyable, and a piece of history. I have heard his name before, but did not know his story. Thank you

[@derrickclunis4082]

Thank you very much for the wonderful revelations. The tenacity and wit to survive is what is being denied by attempts to hide information of this caliber. Ironically it’s these same characteristics that make trailblazers shine despite the color of their skin and their often very humble beginnings. Inspirational!!

[@josephRSimmons]

What a great man with a good history, thank God for his kind father, as a Mariner who was willing to look beyond the present condition.

[@shabazzmuhammad498]

Thank for a video!

[@marcusl3844]

Based on his accomplishments, Du Sable deserved a national holiday celebration in his honour.

[@LOla-ig1kv]

Appreciate You! Excellent coverage an🎉 great voice. I learned more about the Pioneer, Mr. Du Sable. Your explanation also rings vividly. Thank you for your work and for you Vision. I'll be checking out your books because I love them.❤

[@UniqueColoring]

Much appreciated!

[@PJLucid]

wow thanks for sharing

[@vw1234]

Very Enlightening 👍

[@jamillie87]

I feel like everyone in Chicago including gangs should see this video very uplifting and insightful

[@symonk8510]

GREAT Video... THANK YOU

[@txcaddo]

This is a great story. Would really make a great film. Also the most accurate of how he was 1/3 african 1/2 euro and how his children became mixed Natives ...but truthfully told not some dane calloway mess. The voice over was wonderful.

[@PrinceCity007]

Amazing work my friend. Please keep it up.

[@albertareid8850]

Thanks sooo much for this UPLOAD ❤ Very informative ❤

[@veronicafarrell6676]

Excellent quality images and narration. Truly enlightening history.