They said this is black side of Mexico 🇲🇽
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- They said this is the black side of Mexico 🇲🇽
0- The video explores the Afro-Mexican population, particularly in the Costa Chica region between Guerrero and Oaxaca.
2:15- We encounters a minor bus accident delaying their journey due to paperwork issues.
3:42- Despite the delay, we engages with locals and discusses the historical significance of Afro-Mexicans.
4:15- There's a discussion about the terminology used to describe Afro-Mexican identity, highlighting the complexity of racial and cultural labels.
5:30- czech in effect explores the town, encountering friendly locals and observing cultural events.
14:20- Historical figures like Vincente Guerrero, the first Black president of Mexico, are discussed, along with the legacy of slavery and racial dynamics in Mexican society.
22:58- czech in effect interacts with locals, discussing cultural heritage and racial identity.
23:10- czech in effect explores the market and plans to try local food, but opts to continue exploring before eating due to lack of hunger.
28:00- There's a realization about cultural differences and the impact of appearance on social interactions.
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My boyfriend is Afro-Latino, from Acapulco. When we met, I was in awe of this darker skin Mexican man with curly hair. I love hearing all the stories of his history and background. Before I met him, I knew little about these beautiful people. After watching your video for a few minutes, I had my boyfriend watch it with me. The smile on his face and the commentary throughout the video was priceless. Thank you for sharing and educating the world on the part of Mexico that is commonly hidden.
@@slnt38 Afro-indigenous. Colonizers love mislabeling us.
@@slnt38 ok good
@@slnt38 Hola saludos a tu novio soy acapuqueño tambien me gusta EStos videos vivo en USA.
Preguntale que SI fue alguna veZ a sinfonia del mar despues de las tardeadas jajaaj
@@slnt38 what ethnicity are you
@@andreamcgehee5072 I'm Jamaican.
Vicente Guerrero, the 2nd President of Mexico who was described as a “Mixed person of Indigenous, & Black ancestry”, As President he abolished slavery in Mexico in 1829.✊🏽
He was mainly Native American or Spainard just cause he like 20-30% African yall think he was blk 😂
Mexico originally was and still is mainly MEZTIZO the orginal population being native Americans mixing with Spain 🇪🇸 people made the first Mexicans ! But majority is white and brown Mexicans it's uncommon to see blk Mexicans in the popular regions
It was actually Benito Juarez, Vincente made a decree banning it in most regions. Benito got it by going through mexicos Congress to make it a federal law for all states
He did say mixed person.
The one drop rule was only beneficial when used to discriminate.😉
@@Ricardorhino88he didn't say that. Relax it's ok.
As a Mexican, I have nothing but a smile and pride when I see a person from African or Asian decent in my country, it means so much to us that you chose us. Thank you. 🤍
@@Proicefish-i8r
Really???
@@JimmyGarcia-vg8db Of course! As a foreigner you have over a hundred countries to choose to live in (really, it ain't that hard, I lived in a few), and when someone chooses my country, I feel immense pride, and so do people like me. I don't care who comes in my country, but as a bonus, people who move countries are people with ambition, and they are such a net positive. Word of advice: choose a country, any, and go there, it really ain't that hard. Get a job there or find a school there and you are golden.
@@Proicefish-i8r
" Every country in the world 🌎🌍, has something beautiful to share with the rest of the world".
Yeah Yeah Yeah!!!
@@theultimategodvictorygranted
Right on!!!👍 I agree 💯
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As a mixed blk n Mexican guy I’m glad you posted the video. Definitely going to visit.
When that dude handed you that book written by an Afro-Mexican it brought joy to my heart, man. I loved it! Thanks for the video.
Afro Mexican means mixed not black
Time stamp or it didn’t happen.
@@1Juliachowe know you don't want to be black
@@esdrasmanrique6457maybe watch the video 😂
@@SubmissionNation I ain’t gonna watch the whole video what am I poor?
There were slaves that also ran away south from America and ended up in Mexico. Slaveholders wanted to try to bribe Mexico to return them but they said that everyone is free in Mexico.
The Atlantic Slave Trade sent enslaved Africans there too.
If I’m right, they also gave them Mexican citizenship so they could permanently stay.
Yeah many stories of the white owners coming to Mexico and they shot or killed because they trespass their proptety and wanted to get their slaves back from Mexico
@tonvionne Part of The Muskogee tribe, (African/Native) traveled into Northern Mexico in the 1850's and some settled at, El Nacimiento De Los Negros, after being displaced due to slavery.
If we got along like we did 100 years ago..native Americans and us would make a hell of a team
Brother ! My gran grandfather is from cuaji! I have an Afro Mexican blood ! My mom is from la costa chica! And I feel so proud to be part of my cultor ! My dad is from the center of the Gureero! I grow up with two differents cultures! My mom always told us histories and dances’’! La danza del Diablo ! Men you make me remember my childhood memories’! Good video!
😂🤣😂👎👎👎👎🤡
STOP THE CAP!
Los diablos. A huevo 😂
Lots of folks have African ancestry without even knowing it. This African blood comes from the Spanish side, way back when they were battling the Moors. Nowadays, having light or dark skin can be linked to those recessive genes kicking in. In my own family, I've got relatives with green eyes and blonde hair, but they've still got those tell-tale indigenous features that scream "Mexican heritage!" It reminds me of what went down in the southern US with families of Mexican descent. At first, they kinda played down those native traits in more recent generations. But eventually, they discovered they had Native American roots buried in that Mexican side of the family tree.
No they are pysa’s not black mexicans bro 😂
I am so thrilled to learn about your adventures for black and brown people in different areas of the world. Thank you for doing this channel.
The knowledge dropped in your conversation with the gentleman is some profound history. Thank you for sharing with us.
@@a.grandplan truly
*_Excellent presentation! The way the information is broken down makes it accessible to everyone, regardless of their prior knowledge on the subject._* 😋
Im a person born and raised in Mexico mix with my dad Afro Mexican and my mom Spaniard decent. My dad dark Afro hair and my mom light skin light color eyes. I’m a crazy mix of both. Abut my father and mother say. No race nothing, you’re Mexican. You’re born in Mexico. We don’t obsessed in race :)
@@MariaRMedel Thank you for saying this, because they badly want to push this, victim mentality on Afro Mexicans, and through that want to "black wash" Indigenous history and cultures, using afro Mexicans to justify their rhetoric. Mexicans with African descendent, know of their history in Mexico. There's great history like, Yanga Gaspar. And it's not that, there's this "hidden black history" in Mexico, it's that African descendents make up 5% of our population. So, your more likely to find Indigenous and spanish history, because of the colonization of the Americas. ❤
Mexico 🇲🇽 is beautiful in culture and landscape
Until you go there and the cartel takes you…..
@@sardonumspa8113america isnt safe at all either dont talk
@@MisterXtreme8798 Nobody thinks Mexico is safer NOBODY!
@@sardonumspa8113 Ask the immigrant "expats" moving to Mexico 🤭🤭🤭
@@MisterXtreme8798 Mexico is a very dangerous place, probably worst then America. Mexico sells and America buys.
So beautiful I love that you showed this, I always knew there was more to Mexican culture than whats shown in the mainstream media.
“Racism makes us simulated” was the deepest thing that man said!! 🗣️
Blacks are the most racists.
Absolutely. As a first generation Mexican American growing up in a very white Northern California town in the 80’s my parents spoke to me in Spanish primarily until I entered kindergarten then that was it they wanted me to not be different and so my Spanish is pretty broken now. I’m ashamed of it but I still speak Spanish at work all day as I work in the concrete construction field. My parents migrated to the USA in the mid 50’s and everyone else as well I’m sure I have some very distant family in Mexico somewhere but I’ve never been there.
I was having a conversation with a good friend of mine on a jobsite last week about how he felt about the way the superintendent talks to him (older white super) and he said he feels like they don’t respect him and talk down to him and that he feels they are all racist and look down on them and he said to me knowing I’m Mexican and said I’m sure you get the same feeling at times too and I told him to his surprise that of course I do but I can speak English with a redneck country draw and Spanish with a strong Spanish accent so I’m good at blending like a chameleon. But not only do I feel racism from white people but I get discrimination from my Mexicano brothers too. He laughed and said “no llores POCHO!” 😂 he said I was trippin but it’s true. Sometimes I’m not white enough for the white guys and not Mexican enough for the Mexicans.
@@rcppop3090 I have no accent in English or Spanish. Born in Tijuana Baja California, raised in San Jose California and part in Los Angeles Ca. I used to go a lot to Michoacan Mexico to visit my grandmother, all I spoke was Spanish. People thought that my brothers and I did not know English. We did not want people think that we were talking bad about them. I was wonderful visiting our Mexican relatives. After my grandmother passed away, I have not gone back to Michoacan. It has been over 30 years that I have not gone back to Michoacan because of it being violent. But for the most part I have been living in the United States. I had to deal with some racists cops but I did not fight with them or argue. The people here have been respectful and I never had any problems.
He said “el racismo nos hace ser disimulados “. Which means the racism makes us have to hide ourselves or disguise ourselves. The translation in the video is wrong.
@@rcppop3090I totally understand and have experienced what you said.
I’ll never be American enough for white people, or Mexican enough for the Mexicans.
That historical discussion was truly inspiring Czech. Sending love from Nairobi as a proud member of the Bantu community.
salute my brother
Israel I see you
Yes! I especially loved the historical education ❤
I remember Negrito Grande making videos years ago about Afro-Mexicans; very informative!! Good content Czech for continuing to shed light on our Mexican brothers and sisters within the diaspora.
Is he still alive?
@@kaizersose7437I hope so.
I love Negrito Grande. He was a real one.
Negrito Grande always gave me Hispanic vibes. I wonder if he is Mexican or etc..
WE ARE NOT AFRICAN
IDC if other Mexicans say that we're all Mexican, yes that's true but I will not suppress my African roots. I am Afro Mexican and very proud ✌🏽
@@sylviaguerrero9794 we're mixicans
Mexico is one country, we're Mexicans, and I am very proud to be one.
Don’t say your Afro African just to feel special your Mexican your not from Veracruz you just want to fit in that’s all
Why not move to africa
@@Letisia-qb8cf he has the right to explore his African roots the same way us as mestizos can explore our indigenous side .
I’m from Guerrero and my siblings are dark skin I’m proud of my people have family still living in Guerrero with dark skin and you will find this kind of people in the state I wish I was dark like my siblings but I’m not proud of my state and the people ♥️♥️viva Guerrero blessings from Marysville California.
Everyone’s is beautiful, Bonita
Cant we be proud of ourselves whether were dark or light??
@@josephgee2515 being proud of being dark is emphasized because it oppressed so much. Nobodyhas to say their proud to be white because whites arent oppressed
You are not proud of your state?
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You pronounced right, I'm from Acapulco born and raised, but live in Douglasville Ga for almost 30 years I'm glad you visited that part of Mexico, take care my friend.
I use to live in Douglasville!
I appreciate you vlogging this side of Mexico. Keep up the good work!
Last time I was in Mexico, I met some people, and we went to like five different restaurants and they found me an all-inclusive hotel that was really nice. We hung out for the whole week!! It was really a great time, especially when one of the guys and his family came to Texas to visit me!! They stayed at our house, and we had a great party!!
This was very cool! Thank you for creating this video. I’m learning a lot about my home country, Mexico.
My father is Afro Mexican. I am very proud although he suffered a lot discrimination, his nickname is Azul, he is so black he is blue. He grew up up in Texas and he moved to California to avoid the racism in Texas. My sister is "la Negra" in the house she looks mulatta. Now my daughter is la Negra in my house....every house has a negro or negra.
Correct
But it’s a term of endearment
Facts 💯 I have a son that's darker than me and my 3 other children ❤
❤ this Mexican names are something veda😂😂
@@Sandra-bh3mq That word has never been derogatory, of course. Many people with light complexions or white skin in Caribbean countries are called that. There is a lot of love and endearment in it. 🎉
What can I say Czech. You give us good informative content and unlike some of these other UA-camrs you aren't constantly asking for super chats and cash app donations. You rely strictly on the work you put in. That's why your my top content creator. Keep grinding brother and I'll keep watching and liking your videos.✌🏾
Thanks I feel that I should let the work speak for itself
Czech, you’re one of the best UA-camrs! You’re genuine and real and relate beautifully with the people.
Dude if you don’t know there’s a lot of Haitians immigrants in Mexico and now they gonna count as population??? Screw that they aren’t Mexicans … Mexico is native
Thank you my brother
@@Czechineffect You trying to claim your Latina fetishes as being your people. Your self hate is truly sad.
I dont usually watch travel videos. I cant remember the last time i watched one but i really loved this one!! Its awesome how u connect with the people and seeing how excited u are
Both my parents are from there and I have never been I appreciate this video I can show people where my parents are from when they question me why I look like this. I still have yet to visit my grandma! ❤
Nuff respect my brother I think we should all come together and help these communities to strive and have more resources so they can enjoy and be more self reliant
If we get off the white man nipple and think we can do what has done for himself we cant lose but id we submit to white supremacy then we will always lose
black colonizers wtf
I agree with you, it's the only way forward collectively.
All of Mexico is poor af what do you mean ?
@@AzSureno quit lying!! First of all, Mexico is a rich country, rich in a lot of ways. Second, It's the 14th or 15th richest country in the world. You'd have to study Mexico to know that. Don't go with what the goverment here in the states say. What makes Mexico look bad is their corruption and organized crime. If Mexico didn't have those two things, trsut me, things would've been different for Mexico.
Brown Mexicans are throughout Mexico. Black & Brown Unity! 🌷🙌✊🦋 Btw....you said "Indian"....we are not "Indians"....they're in India. We are brown native indigenous people. We stand in solidarity w our Black relatives. Loving your content. I just liked & subscribed! Thank you, hermano. Blessings! 🪶✊🙌🌷💜🙏
Actually are the last tribes of Israel
@@IsntSheLovely-sv8cp "Indians" in India are of different ethnicities and tribes as well. They have "Indigenous" dark skinned "Indians" from various tribes and they call themselves different names like "Tamil", "Dravidian", "Denisovan". They are not monolithic "Indians" either.
@@nabeelahnaseehah7884 Very true, there are also black African people who left the continent for India (before the Pakistan split) and if you saw them, you would think they are West African, even their music and drumming is very Malian
Brown & Brown unite because I’m not black🤷🏾♂️
The original black native Indian founded Mexico facts get over it
I’m Mexican, but I’ve always lived in the United States. People in the United States don’t understand how racist Mexico can be to people of color they will say that it is not racism, but classism has always been an extreme problem that has bred into racism over the years in Mexico to the point when even my own family would make sure that I wouldn’t get tan because we did not want to seem black, so there is a lot to work on, and the first thing would be to educate people which is why I’m leaving this comment, thank you for this video ❤ much love.
Yes I have experienced racism from Mexicans here in the U.S along with other races smdh
Oh being from Texas I learned a lot about Mexicans not liking people of color. Which it’s weird because Mexicans are colored too
Yep, living in Texas I understood then I MOVED.
Lived in San Diego for 31 years. Learned a lot about Mexican culture and how “dark” skin is not desired.
I grew up in California black and brown stick together up north Bay Area .. that’s LA where they don’t get along down bottom
Thank You for the exposure ! My family is from Cuaji in Guerrero. You have to share a video of our traditional dishes !
Proud of our Cuaji ❤️
The city seems very laid-back and peaceful.
Hispanic culture for the most part is laid back as well as Mediterranean Cultures
@@Ātēkuāniyeah apart from the dangerous parts. The cartels cut people's limbs off for fun their not really people you want to be around.
Thank you for educational info on the peoples of Mexico. I learned things i was ignorant about. Again thanks.
I really like how you spoke to the man with the red shirt he gave a raw history lesson. He spoke with no filter and said things that some Mexicans don’t have the audacity to say. This man spoke all facts. You just gained a new subscriber. I look forward to seeing more videos from you.
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I couldn’t say it better you Dammm right
First video I seen of yours but I appreciate you how you give us history lessons and insight compared to alot of other travel vloggers I seen. Most just have a tourist/foreigner vibe that doesnt care too much to learn too deep. But Czech went in asked questions to everyone, sat down for a history lesson, and included us. And one of the best parts is your spanish is amazing brotha!
Bro i never refer blacks in Mexico as afro-mexicanos because no matter what they are MEXICANOS💯
Just hidden. And never showed. Why?
Probably because you never see them. They are a small percentage of mexico. If you seen them more you would identify them as that or one something like that.
Trust me I've seen a lot of blacks in Mexico but like I said I don't refer them as Afro because they have been in Mexico for generations so to me they are my people & in Mexico we label them as Mexicans never blacks💯
4:04 He explains this
LOL if you called a black mexican afro mexican or black they'll be confused or insulted.
You must be having such a good time! I love traveling to new places! So exciting to embark on new adventures.
Driving down that whole coast, at times I felt I was in Panama or Dominican Republic! I’m Mexican Dominican and I’m so very happy this mix is now being recognized in Mexico ❤
La gente confunde las cosas, siempre se a reconocido a los negros como una de los tres grupos étnicos que conformaron la población mexicana (indigena, español y negros) desde la primaria se mencionan, sólo que muchos mexicanos núnca ponen atención en la escuela y por eso dícen que no se les dá reconocimiento. Ahóra, en la Constitución de México es ilegal que se haga discriminación y peor si biene del estado, por lo que al hacer los censos el personal no anota por grupo étnico segúm su juicio, sino que les pregunta directamente a las personas ¿con que grupo étnico se identifícan? la mayoria dice ser mestiza algo que es muy obvio, pero otros por "vergüenza" aunque sean mestizos dicen identificarse como blancos, y eso lo dice el INEGI en su reporte de censo poblacional. Ahora los negros de México son mestizos, por lo que no se les puede decir negros ya que se caeria en discriminación, todos ellos están mezclados, tienen antepasados nativos o españoles, y se nota en sus facciones a la mayoria, los únicos negros "puros" que habia en México y que se les consideró desde el siglo pasado como "Grupo indigena originario de México" es a los Mascogos del estado de Coahuila, el último integrante negro puro reconocido fué una señora ya adulta mayor que murió hace unos años, todos los que quedan son mestizos y ellos mismos lo dicen, no son negros. En cuanto a los indígenas puros también son pocos alrededor del 10% de la población total de México, el 85% somos mestizos, el 3% son blancos en su mayoria de EE.UU y Canada según el INEGI y el resto son extrangeros.
Decirle a un negro mestizo, que es solo negro, y no reconocerlo como mestizo, es como si alguien por el sólo hecho de tener piel blanca díga que es "blanco" aunque tenga antepasados indigenas, o que diga que es indígena aunque tenga antepasados blancos, la mayoria de la población mexicana es mestiza, lo único que logran con querer diferenciar a las personas por el tono de piel es hacer lo mismo que pasa en USA (una guerra de castas) y que pasó hace mucho en México. Si de eso se trata el INEGI violaria la ley al separar a aquellos que tengan antepasados chinos y decirles ¿te identificas como chino, nativo, español, negro o mestizo? porque tu padre tu madre es de China y tu otro padre es mexicano y de seguro tiene un antepasado español, indígena o negro. Y luego separar por grupo étnico también a los que tengan sangre Japonesa, francesa, judia, filipina, alemana, etc. Somos mexicanos y punto, dejen de querer hacer diferencias.
Bro European oppression and demonic ideology has brainwashed many brown skin countries across the globe
@@saitama1965100% very well said! I keep telling people that in Mexico there is no category called "afro-mexican". That's a US thing.
@@ssjrose9641The U.S. is hyper racist and makes everything about race boxing people up like animals. This is like a metal cancer that has folks acting bizarre over it.
My grandma was an afro mexican from Arriaga Chiapas. I could see her in some of these women and brought some healing to my soul. Having migrated to the USA in search of a better life I never got to say goodbye. Thank you for sharing!
Notice how everyone is living in harmony regardless of the skin color 😎
The U.S. messed up when they started calling blacks African American instead of just American.
Noore or less than here in the US. The black people there are treated the same unless they are in their townships.
Only mulattos were in the video, we didn't hear anything from bp in Mexico.
Nah that's only a video
@@fredeb67no tf they are not treated different if you not Mexican don speak on it. Half your family could be Afro Mexican n the other side Spanish descendants everyone in Mexico is treated the same it’s not like US
Good work bro 🫡
Thank you Czech. This I my first comment, I believe, but I saw at least one other of your videos in black Mexican towns. Before my father died, he told me some history of blacks in Mexico, but I didn’t believe him. So glad you and others (The Yarboros) are showing the truth.
It’s common knowledge. What do you mean the truth? Just because you’re just now learning about it doesn’t mean it’s been concealed.
@@azborderlandshis truth lol
@@azborderlandsI know right.
@@azborderlandsto some people it wasn’t common knowledge. You should celebrate her learning the history instead of being negative. 🙄
Yes I knew the history and that there were Afro Latin people bc in the Spanish novellas you would see an Afro actress and spoke Spanish so yes I wasn’t ignorant
They most definitely are AFRO Mexicans!! Although we consider them as Mexicans, we also shouldn't suppress their African history and roots!!!❤✊🏽
No one is surprressing them, they literally paint their town with their history and they govern themselves. Where is this so called suppression? Or is it just something you've heard on mainstream news on how "MEXICO IS HIDING THEIR AFRICAN ROOTS". The so called suppression these people are under is the same "Suppression" the rest of mexicans are under. They are trying to force seperation by telling these people they are different from the rest of mexicans since they are black, something american propaganda taught you to do. "You are not american but black american" is the same as "You are not mexican but afro mexican"
The Spanish did not the Mexicans.
Mexicans are the result of Spanish and Native American mixing
@@TheShowOff2I Well if you want to be "technical" Indigenous mixed with Spanish was called a mestizo. And African with a spaniard was, a mulato and one with Indigenous was zambo. But the fact still remains, these folk are Mexican!
@@TheShowOff2I Oh and the "spanish" didn't even consider Africans, human. They had them as slaves before they enslaved the Indigenous populations, when spaniards reached the Americas. Look at what Bartolome wrote in one of his letters, he said they were less than and it's ok to enslave them and let Indigenous people be.. (I'm paraphrasing)
@@NoSeasBurro
Yes I know, there was multiple stops during the slave trade.
Cuba, the Dominican Replublic and some of Mexico had slaves shipped to their countries
Thank you so much for this video. I learned so much about the African Mexican history. I am Mexican born but came to USA as a child and did't know a lot about this subject. When the man was explaining to you about the history and all those songs, I realized I grew up listening to them and still listen to some here and there but never stopped to listen to the real meaning of the words. Will be paying more attention now and Can't wait to see the rest of this series. Will make sure to share this with my kids.
I'm from Guerrero I always tell ppl we were mix with blacks....they used laugh..... almost 20 years later the truth is coming out...I'm 36....I'm proud of it....
Were not a mix of blacks were a mix of natives and Spanish
@@Mexico864h actually Mexicans are. It's just ignorance that makes people not tell the truth. Mexico's second president was part black as well. Poor is poor, lying about stuff will not make white people or Spain think any better of you unless you were not educated about history, and the slave ports in Mexico, etc. Heck, George Lopez even talks about this a bit.
@@Mexico864hblack is not a race that's some white people American shit and the west Asians who migrated migrated from Africa before they got to Asia you can look that shit up thats why the natives got pigment.
@@Mexico864h n black ....sheesh
@@Daniel-pg6lt we are literally not where’s you get that from?
Woww. Gracias. Bro. Ya vi tus videos de la Costa Chica y eso me hizo seguirte en tus diferentes medias. Gracias por mostrarnos mas de nuestra cultura. Lo q mas me impresiono la pasion y la dedicacion q pones por ayudar a nuestra gente. Gracias.🙏
Yes the 2nd President of Mexico was Black. He led the revolutionary army to free Mexico from Spain.💡 ... and it seems I'm pissing off a few Racists so swallow this as well. If he stood next to u today, and in a few u words u had to describe, you would say black or mixed with black FIRST. 😅 ALSO, The 1st governor of CA was Pio Pico and 1st settlers of LA were the Pobladores. 😊 Research, and stop hating please. Thanks in advance 👊🏾
No he wasn't bro stop spreading false information nobody knows what he looked like
Dude had straight hair and never acknowledged being black..
@@charlesleeray8512 The people that knew vicente never mentioned he was afro so idk where they got the idea that he was an afro
@@rogeliocastillo4935 the Spaniards called him el negro like they call any dark skin mestizo or indian and some took it literally... Africans wanna Identify with every culture other than there own. ..one week they're Egyptian..next Jewish.. next they say original Asians..etc bs no other people believe
@@charlesleeray8512 Exactly it's become a laughing meme at this point,with the "WE WUZ KANGZ " it's embarrassing
Good to see you in your search, be safe and God bless.
always
New follower here and Wow! that man definitely spilled so much knowledge on the subject. I’m so curious to know more, thank you for sharing this!
I’m from Comala,Colima Mexico! Saludos! I was born and grew up in Washington State and married a man from here comala, and well now I live in beautiful Mexico. I’m learning so much about where I came from as my family extended family is also from colima. It’s just so beautiful to learn so much about where we all came
From. For example I look Asian, always mistaken for Asian but I’m from Mexico. It’s beautiful to see.
Extremely informative ❤😊
Love the time you take to describe everything
And that you know the laugage its a bonus❤
yea it helps alot
Im mexican and i love my brown skin, i have otomi from the mountains of queretaro and Sub-Saharan african in my blood and i think that is awesome. i heal fast i don't get colds. my first daughter is extremely inteligente. life is good being in my skin. 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
Das dat good BLOOD
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You not brown
@@Past_10 you're ** if you're going to talk shit learn your grammar first.
Nice little adventure I had in Mexico with you @czech!! Thanks 😊
Appreciate you sharing this with us brother 💯💪🏾
Amen 🙏🏾
Places with large Afro-Mexican communities are: Costa Chica of Guerrero, Costa Chica of Oaxaca and Veracruz.
Afro-Mexicans
Vera Cruz i might check this place out also
A lot of there ancestry came from Cuba escape slaves, (Mexico outlawed slavery years before the U.S. in 1829) The Underground Railroad also led to Mexico. The Underground Railroad also ran south-not back toward slave-owning states but away from them to Mexico, which began to restrict slavery in the 1820s and finally abolished it in 1829, some thirty-four years before Abraham Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation. Mexico was never involved in slavery its was the colonist Spain and France before the got ran out of México politically, the Mormon religious went to Mexico, escaping persecutions in the U.S. that why today you see Mormons and there offspring in Mexico also there's lots of Amish people and other religious people of that type who live in México
black colonizers wtf
The ORIGINAL NAME OF OUR PLANET EARTH WAS ASIA...... AND THE LANDS OF WHAT IS CALLED THE AMERICA'S TODAY WAS CALLED WEST ASIA.... AND WAS A LAND OF EXILE'S ..... ALSO WAS CONSIDERED A WILDERNESS.....
@@geraldarnoult Wasn't the president at the time Afro-Mexican?
Que hermoso vídeo Checo me encanta tu contenido y muy informativo. Blessings from California
Thank you for taking the time to make meaningful content about race in Mexico. There’s been a few important names that have over-looked these ideas and dismissed them as “Grandmas in the closet.” Your interviews and perspectives, along with actual footage will bring much needed clarification to the outside world. Viva Mexico y toda su gente.
Good one !😁🤞🤞🤞saying hi from Canada ;) !!!
When the brother was speaking about how everyone is black or black adjacent but don’t claim being black is eye opening. Fascinating. Buen video, hermano. Gracias!
White, black, or brown you just say you're Mexican.
@@pipeflush he also said mexicans think being black is disgusting 29:40 dont forget that part
@@pipeflushagree, I have never heard of a dark skinned Mexican refer to themselves as black
He's featured in an interview with Henry Louis Gate's docuseries "Black in Latin America: Mexico."
That perspective is not unique to Mexico. Since people in Mexico are an array of hues, it's a bit more tolerated but yes, it's a stigma.
Awesome content a lot of people don't know this information this is an awesome afro-mexican history lesson keep doing your thing 💙
It's cause it's rare to see blk Mexicans 😂in most parts of Mexico. It's mainly brown Natives,white spainards or Meztizos like me who are both Native American and European🎉
Czeck I truly appreciate how you study the history before you go. Your a very intelligent youngman, love your content. Big fan!
Thank you
Thank you so much for sharing! I love history and love to know about the different cultures.
Our pleasure!
Interesting video Czech. Great content, and very informative.
This is an AMAZING VIDEO THANK YOU CHEKO❤
You always educate us and provide great footage. ❤ Alway feels like I’m there.
This was so informative.
Yay! You took my advice to go to Costa Chica! Me encantó este videazo! Saludos y bendiciones ❤️
Yup thanks for the tip 🙏🏽
Great info Czech ur quickly becoming one of the top travel Gurus 💯
Glad you think so!
I was at the mexico city airport on my way to another part of mexico and met a few black mexicans..they came up and started talking spanish (how i wish i knew spanish!).. i just loved seeing them!! As with our people everywhere, they were beautiful.
They ain’t your people. They our people. Mexicans.
That airport has people from all over the world, they could had been Cubans or Dominicans, they also speak Spanish.
I’ll be real with you, they are my Mexicans they are my people, don’t go claiming them now. And don’t go saying you now support Mexicans
@@bossmedia4028stop trying to devide black Americans and afro Mexicans we came here the same way through slavery
@@TommyAkbar-wt1fgPlease, until this video I'm sure you people didn't know afro-mexicans existed. You don't care about them as you don't care about Africans, because you are Americans to the core. They have their Native Mexican roots to fall back along their African ones as well as a history of peaceful coexistence with the rest of the mexicans. Don't infect them with your divisive ideas on race and your slavery-obsessed mindset. Unlike y'all they achieved real freedom centuries ago: not only physical but mental and spiritual.
Love this video! Very educational and enlightening.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Majority of mexicans will say they are not racist,but they are classist,because the words of ancient spanish people are still embedded in their culture,that being european is good and being from another race is bad,and it is so normal these days that they will say they are not racist or classist,but it is because its deep inside on the culture
@@felixramirez508 You can say that about all of Latin America
I agree, they are, this is the first I know about this community, but I agree, many are very racist.
Missed it…replay gang 👍🏾👍🏾
All good
@@Czechineffect been running silent livestream to get watch hours.
I want to travel and study I’m still figuring out how to fund this lifestyle blessings bro
@@cowboydelnorte3078I hope you can do this bro ik you got this 🙏🏼
Cool videos. Thanks for sharing
Hello there! Watching from Lusaka, Zambia in Africa.
I am African-Mexican and proud!!
Wow, what an awesome video , thank you ❤
Thank you for sharing bro I’ve known about Afro-Mexicano from my parents but I’ve only been to deep Michoacan. I’m learning more about it now that I found you muchas gracias por compartir ❤️🇲🇽
Thank you brother, for this awesome video. Very inspiring 👏🏾✊🏾
Love what you're doing brah. Peace and blessings 🙏🏾
BOSS MAN YOU ARE KILLING IT❤❤❤❤❤LOVE YOU SO MUCH! YOUR FUTURE IS SO BRIGHT. Keep being you. I've seen you really grow and transition into Greatness🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Black people are rightfully some of the most beautifully blessed human beings!
Lol not they're not
@@Valentina_Latawn 😞
What..... 😑
@@AchillesDaTruth?? To me?
How? Have you seen the blacks in america?
This footage is excellent and super informative!😮❤😊 Shout out from Dallas Texas!!
bless fam
Brilliant! Thanks for posting this
Enjoyable video💜 Gracias Checo👍🏼 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Hi their my Brother Czech, I always enjoy the videos. Keep up the great work you are doing. They're waiting on you in Ghana. Peace and One Love.
He said something about the ‘philosophy of action’, men that is so powerful.
Great video and history, king. Thank you for this upload.
Great job man! Love your channel. A suggestion: The term “mixed” is reserved in its strictest sense for different species. Since we are all the same species we are multicultural or multi ethnic. “Mixed” was a term used in early colonialism for humans because pseudoscience at the time put forward the idea that Africans were not human so mixing with them would be mixing species. I live in Imperial Beach and have friends in Tijuana, Rosarito, Mexico City, Oaxaca, Tecate and Encinitas. Keep going bro.
Stfu😂people use mix all the time
@@edwardocalhoun7606 1. I am not mixed, I'm multi-ethnic. 2. I'll respect your thoughts and you'll respect mine. 3. People still use derogatory names for all ethnicities..doesn't make it right.
Thanks for sharing that. I didn't know mixed can be considered deragotory.
Thanks for taking the time to explore this controversial and disturbing topic. Racism manifests in many ways. I saw how you started asking questions and I got a bit upset for your apparent lack of research before jumping on this project. Well I am most proud of you, young brother on how this took a turn, bringing enlightenment through this very well knowledgeable elder, who you interviewed. I am a 68 year old Afro-Puerto Rican, fluent in Spanish, who grew up in a similar dilemma of white supremacy. I was able to relate to all that he shared. This man was extremely transparent and honest--no diplomacy or excuses. He gave it straight-up. I will continue to follow your journey. Thanks for your work.
The problem is, africans in America and whites were supposed to join the Native race, Not replace it. That's why black Americans struggle with identity and white Americans have none. In Mexico the Natives retained more power which used to stretched the entirely of the west coast, but the Natives claim them as their people now, sure they have "roots" but if you live in someone else's land you should Ultimately join them, that's why they don't struggle with race, they are 1 now.
Also majority of black slaves were sent to tropical parts of America, only small percentage went north. Majority of them inheriting Native land who suffered extinct via disease and greed. But blacks have the audacity to say they have had it worse in "america", north America to be specific, or any part of the americas as a matter of fact.
Yea I am Afro Mexican and Black Americans people didn’t accept me for who I was also🤷🏽♂️
@@Lil_RobyaI'm the black people you were around it and accept you and they were wrong and they are not a representation of all black people My mom raised the white boy because his mom died and the black people I know are just like that
I am In Texas and I am a huge mix of Irish Italian Spaniard Cameroon Native to Ecuador Mexico & Americas my family traveled from Yucatán to the border and stayed in south Texas / northern Mexico where they all still live. But in America the education system is not like the rest of the world so a lot and a lot are still lost from all those kidnapping and adoptions from villages. So glad you are showing more of Mexico 🫶🏼 my family is also from Acapulco and Guanajuato, Coahuila as well as DF also Rio Verde San Luis Potosí but I’ve seen documentary on Monclova Mx that is pretty awesome lol I have a HUGE family ❤
Let's not forget that the Vaticans tries to control history so they have problems admitting certain subjects in this manner
You had the trip of a lifetime. Thank you for sharing your experience
I’m not even Afro Mexican, I’m half Native and Mexican but this made me happy, like this video was meant for me haha ! Keep doing the good work my guy! Good video!
No your just Spanish Latin with Spanish last name stop trying to be native do you speak the language. Do you get to live in a reservation. Do you get a monthly check. The answer no just a wannabe Indian
I’m amazed! Thanks for sharing and taking us along. I appreciate the new knowledge I have from you ❤
After not practicing Spanish for 15yrs and started back taking classes, watching your videos are super refreshing. Getting both practice with the language and also sightseeing. I hope to travel within 1yr or 2, as I continue my Spanish proficiency.
good job
Good luck and don't give up ur goals! ❤
I want to thank the brother for bringing us this content great job
Deep history lesson:)! You’ve come a long way with your content. Thank you…
Great work Czech. You are def one of my favorite travel content creators on yt. Keep it up!
Appreciate that
Great video bro!
Wow That was a Great Video Very Intriguing. It needs more exposure to the black and brown community.
As a mexican american, im glad that theres black folks like him that want to learn our history and learn how diverse we are
Many black people want to learn about Mexico……………it’s just the language barrier. I would definitely go if I could communicate. I would go so many places if I could just speak the language. It’s very intimidating and frustrating when you can’t speak to those around you. (* your probably thinking, why don’t you learn Spanish? Same reason I don’t know French……I tried, but it is very difficult if you don’t start from an early age. I took 3 high school classes in Spanish and failed everytime. Same with French in college)
@@Mystic_Maryshit I’m white and even id like to go see the culture. But like you said the language barrier.
Man, that was a good interview
Good history lesson. Houston Texas
Thanks fam
Cj 💗💕❣️❤️😀😀😀😀 Muchas Gracias.Muy contento a ver este video.
Thanks for sharing
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