Thank you for this informative video. We have come so far, but still have a long way to go to fulfill the American dream of a multicultural, multiracial, democratic society. Education, and overcoming ignorance is so important as a tool to defeat hate. I’m subscribing to your channel today!
Thank you for your comment and support! You're absolutely right, education is the key to overcoming ignorance and building a better future. Welcome to the channel! 😁
Mexicans owned texas and lost it fighting white slave owners, when texas was in mexico 10000 black slaves ran into texas scared out of their minds running from slavery. Mexico didnt allow white slave owners to come into mexico to get their slaves because in tejas = texas mexico it was against the law to have slaves in mexico. White slave owners were infuriated, starting the Mexican and American war. Mexico lost texas, colorado ,utah, New Mexico , nevada, Arizona, California and Oregon. Mexico lost many mexicans in the mexican and American war. Mexico stood its ground protecting your black ancestors. Also 10000 mexican americans fought in the civil war to free your black ancestors.without mexicans there would be no Juneteenth in texas?
It's true that Mexico had abolished slavery by 1829, which led to tensions with American settlers who wanted to bring enslaved people into Texas. Their contributions in the Civil War and their role in fighting for freedom are also crucial parts of this history. Their efforts helped pave the way for the eventual end of slavery in the United States. Thank you for your comment, i will make sure to create a video regarding this topic!
@@LegacyTrailsTVit seems like the Mexicans know how to be responsible and take care of their families this is why everybody is jealous of them taking over America
I’m just gonna leave this piece of information right here, “After failing for 130 years to ratify the 13th Amendment, which abolished slavery except as punishment for crime, the state of Mississippi finally ratified the Thirteenth Amendment on March 16, 1995.”
Ok, then no one has a past. Right? Stop telling people to forget about it. That's just so lazy. What about the 4th of July? What about all the other holidays? Y'all bitchin bout black holidays! You know who y'all are...
No, people today are not responsible for the past, but we are still being victimized by the present generations. Stop the madness. Male and female Karen’s. That would be a minute start.
You are correct, however understanding history helps us recognize the long-term effects and injustices that continue to shape our society. Acknowledging this history isn't about playing the victim; it's about learning from it to create a better future for everyone. Thank you for sharing your perspective.
Thank you for this informative video. We have come so far, but still have a long way to go to fulfill the American dream of a multicultural, multiracial, democratic society. Education, and overcoming ignorance is so important as a tool to defeat hate. I’m subscribing to your channel today!
Thank you for your comment and support! You're absolutely right, education is the key to overcoming ignorance and building a better future. Welcome to the channel! 😁
Delaware was the last State to ratify Amendment 13 in 1903.
Yep, American Racism from Sea to Shining Sea.
Mexicans owned texas and lost it fighting white slave owners, when texas was in mexico 10000 black slaves ran into texas scared out of their minds running from slavery. Mexico didnt allow white slave owners to come into mexico to get their slaves because in tejas = texas mexico it was against the law to have slaves in mexico. White slave owners were infuriated, starting the Mexican and American war. Mexico lost texas, colorado ,utah, New Mexico , nevada, Arizona, California and Oregon. Mexico lost many mexicans in the mexican and American war. Mexico stood its ground protecting your black ancestors. Also 10000 mexican americans fought in the civil war to free your black ancestors.without mexicans there would be no Juneteenth in texas?
It's true that Mexico had abolished slavery by 1829, which led to tensions with American settlers who wanted to bring enslaved people into Texas.
Their contributions in the Civil War and their role in fighting for freedom are also crucial parts of this history. Their efforts helped pave the way for the eventual end of slavery in the United States.
Thank you for your comment, i will make sure to create a video regarding this topic!
@@LegacyTrailsTVso explain to me why America is so merciful to Mexicans what black Americans still have not gotten their reparations
@@LegacyTrailsTVit seems like the Mexicans know how to be responsible and take care of their families this is why everybody is jealous of them taking over America
@@LegacyTrailsTVit seems like the black community has failed as a whole to not help each other this is why the Mexicans have supersede over them
Typical modern North American Marxist propaganda viewpoint on Texas. I wish the Comanche were here to deal with y'all.
I thought new Jersey was the last state to do away with it
No it was not.
@@italia689it was, January 23, 1866. Look it up.
I'm not an African American I never been to Africa. I'm Black American cut that bull sh out already OK !!!!😅
You/re not black, but brown.
Good for you my friend
lol who cares
I do, and my family does. Got a problem with that?
I’m just gonna leave this piece of information right here, “After failing for 130 years to ratify the 13th Amendment, which abolished slavery except as punishment for crime, the state of Mississippi finally ratified the Thirteenth Amendment on March 16, 1995.”
Woah!
The title is deep.
False Mississippi was the last state to officially recognize that slavery was over in 2014
What! Really?
Ok, then no one has a past. Right? Stop telling people to forget about it. That's just so lazy. What about the 4th of July? What about all the other holidays? Y'all bitchin bout black holidays! You know who y'all are...
People alive today aren’t responsible for the past, good or bad. Stop playing the victim 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
No, people today are not responsible for the past, but we are still being victimized by the present generations. Stop the madness. Male and female Karen’s. That would be a minute start.
Yeah but you benefit or suffer from the past. Stop playing dumb
Yeah but you benefit or suffer from the past. Stop playing dumb
You are correct, however understanding history helps us recognize the long-term effects and injustices that continue to shape our society. Acknowledging this history isn't about playing the victim; it's about learning from it to create a better future for everyone.
Thank you for sharing your perspective.
Yes but the Jim Crow laws red lining and loans denying ad nasuem
Damn, somebody forgot to answer the phone
Haha, I don't think telephones were invented yet, back then.
God bless the country of Texas
🫡🇺🇸
I hope we will be again soon!
Texas was hanging blacks and nearly anyone else during those times...well into 1900s
Being so hung up on the past is why so many of you can’t achieve in life. It’s just a fact
Sometimes we need to be reminded of the past, to avoid repeating the same mistakes in the future.
@@LegacyTrailsTV we?
@@SurvivalistAmber Sure.
Ok then stop talking about oj Simpson or the holocaust
@@mefirst2576 More power to OJ for getting away with it, I say. The guy sure pushed his luck afterwards, though. 🤷♀️