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This video is annoying the camera is moving too much and it's never centered on really anything it's mostly all ground view showing the ground most of the time. everything is of the ground. Please someone... take the camera 🙃

I’m 75 yrs. Old and from Louisiana. Back in late 1950s. We were so poor our house looked like a slave house. White people had all the jobs, especially the service jobs. Why they have so much hate in their heart toward Black people I will never know. Maybe one day they feel we may do to them what they did to us. You reap what you sow….China white man. Ha, ha

This is not in Houston, Texas. It's in Missouri City, Texas. I live in this neighborhood.

just seeing the entrance made my stomach hurt so bad.

“We were less than animals”, “People don’t do animals like that” When you speak of debt keeping them in bondage reminds me of the credit card system today that’s why I never used them. Thank you! for sharing. 🥺

When I was about 12yrs old I visited there often. Stayed in an old house next to the mill and old boilers. It was on the corner. In front of that mill was a little building and inside it was all the hand drawn maps going back to when it started in the early 1800s. Had all the old buildings and all the graveyard locations. Including the locations of un marked.

Enjoyed watching as love history. Thanks!!!

Everyone used to be so much better and well-behaved .. Because there were CONSEQUENCES . Now we have Didddi Di & Puffy Doggy ?

I’m excited about listening to this but your music and the base is way too loud. I can hardly hear you. I hope that you have adjusted this in your future videos because I really am interested in what you have to say and are doing.

lol Awee the cat scene

😥 never forget

I'm not of African origin (I'm Latin American) but I find it so disturbing and eerie to look at the ruins of places where slaves once worked themselves to death. I live in Sienna, which was Sienna Plantation, and I've been to the three cauldrons, the crushing machine, and the bell that's right next to them. I find it so painful to watch these things. It brings great sadness to see that some people grew up in places like this and at about age 5 or so, they realized that they were prisoners for life, and at any moment could have a member of their family sold away to never be seen again. I can't imagine raising a child and not knowing when they would come for that child to be sold away. It's just horrific to think about it. I can't imagine what people of African origin feel around these sites.

I believe the significance of the animals was that it was most likely the slaves who tended the animals, in all ways from birth to slaughter. I am sure it is the only true love they felt interacting with animals and their families

Part 2. Owner of the plantation. Queen Mary of England of the world.

Great video. Very informative. I didn’t realize that there are slave quarters as close as Louisiana. So, Texas is going with “your Black history got lost during the change of ownership”excuse??? 🤔. Got it. 😉

God didn't intend for A man to own "A Man " my Heart Hurt So Badly For them 💔 even though it's been a long time ago that kind of cruel treatment.... But My God... it did happen I can only imagine their cry's To You Lord...My Lawd😭 that's how my Granddaddy and My Elders called to God...this hurts so bad

Amazing these houses still standing and wasn’t torn down by mother nature.

U didn't even correct urself. Smh. Sharecroppers used the store not slaves. 😒🙄

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It's amazing that the owners didn't tear it all down. Glad they didn't so history can be seen.

I recently went to Little Rock, Arkansas, I went the back way of Mississippi's Sharkey and Issaquena counties. when I tell you there were miles and miles of slave plantations that are still being worked with machinery by the previous owners. the plantation houses were still there and people actually still live in them with the name of the plantation still on the gate as you pass by. Also look up Ms. Harrell who is doing research on Peneo slavery in the 20th century and how slavery actually didn't end in 1865. The movie "Alice" was based on actually events. People are still living on slave owners' property as I speak in some "isolated" rural towns.

I’m in Louisiana and they had slave quarters down the street by my house. They built a police station on it then wrecked it all when they saw my cousins and I in them. They still had cots, kids toys, and other things in them. We ran for our lives. The week after that or so it was bulldozed down.

So it takes 20 minutes to get to the Plantation

Good idea. Bad videographer.

That museum/store looks just like the inside of cracker barrel restaurants...makes me wonder if there is a subliminal meaning of the cracker barrel decor. They also have portraits of black people on the walls in the restaurant..so looking at this video has raised an eyebrow and suspicion for me about cracker barrel now...

Growing up in South Louisiana and knowledge of the system that has been in place to ensure that the Hebrew Israelites,NEGROS didn't raise has changed me in ways that you only can feel by living down heah

Don’t pan so fast I’m getting drunk. Lol

I love your girls and you too of course.

Everything you see was built and maintained by your people. All the old equipment was ran and maintained. The odd trees were probably planted by your people. The berry plants were probably the slaves garden . America was built by your people. Look closely at the trees- I bet there’s sighs of shackles. The animals are probably a black flash of what the slave’s cared for and cooked . That body of water were probably filled with gators When you see all those huge old beautiful homes with the amazing craftsmanship? Those were built by slaves.

This is interesting history to see but the camera keeps pointing to the ground at times while you are trying to show is the slave quarters. Sometimes this happens to me when I film. Make sure you are looking through the camera abd not above it that can cause the camera to point downward by accident. Thank you for showing us this tour. I truly appreciate it.

This was very informative, and more people should see this. Thank you for sharing the experience with everyone online. I feel like we all learned something from it.

The pictures you are looking at is how our people dressed. Which is my people Choctaw, Cherokee & creek are you all & our descendants. Please reach out to me

Thank you for this video! It helps my anxiety to know what to expect in a new restaurant. This was perfect!

any reason in particular you put music over tj guide speaking? i would bery much like to hear what she said

This is a great video of things that people need see and experience.

Battle of Vicksburg 1963… at 55:00 And didn’t correct herself. lol

936 on the office door 369 🧐🤔

The White House is the overseers House 2 while the Congress house is the big man 🤦🏽‍♀️

My question is, will they charge black folks for the tour?? 😂 they still make money off of us. Just a thought. This looks like a nice place to visit

Thank you for sharing that

The way you hold your camera makes me dizzy.

I can't amagine.

This is so bad, aren’t you listening to what things are?? Couldn’t you share that?? Even edit it after. I wouldn’t support your travel if this is how you share what you see.

girl stop they are your sisters! you look amazing

You guys did a great job, you took me to a plate/area in time that I truly thank God I missed. You and your family are very beautiful and it’s great to see and know exactly what slaves endured in that time period and I’m so proud of my culture and history. Beautiful learning and you experienced it first hand, that’s so amazing and thank you all so much

Thank you so much for this!

I m canadian and i know some of our great grand parents gave false papers to save the slaves help them run away. I always wondered how human being can do that to another human. 2024 here and now ppl beeb called out. Usa lucky that african american don’t seek for revenge. That prove that we all have red blood with a heart beating !

It’s not their real names or where they came from meaning where from Africa originated, family name

Wealthy African Blacks owned poor blacks and would beat them and torture them. Then sold them to American Blacks who owned slaves before the Whites owned slaves...Eventually life for blacks in America became better than life in Africa !

Thank you for bringing me along. This tour touched the innermost part of my souls journey……. As for the owner, his burden is lifted ……😳🥺