Love my afro brazilian brothers and sisters from senegal, one love one people✊🏿🇸🇳

Love from Sierra Leone🇸🇱 to our Afro brothers and sisters in Brazil 🇧🇷

🇺🇸✊🏿 Much love and respect to all my Afro Brazilians brothers and sisters. Thanks for sharing.

The history of Afro descents in Brazil is extremely vivid , and strong - all you need to do is just research Bahia and you will learn this . It is a very African but uniquely Brazilian , a creole , and the reflections of there history is so strong and deep , look at things like Capoeria , candomble or the Roda da Samba , these things are institutions in themselves and highly prized elements of Brazilian culture , but its often forgotten where is comes from - AFRICAN CULTURE - which was filtered threw the experience of enslavement and resistance

From Chicago. Much Love to Our Brazilian Brothers and Sister's of the Diaspora. ✊🏾💪🏾

I love this. ♥️ Brazil has more African descendants than any other country in the Western hemisphere and the second largest Black population in the world after Nigeria.

As a Brazilian, I can say that you're one of the few KZfaqrs that was able to speak so many right things about my country in just one single video. There are many other things, of course, but you video covered many parts of our history. My forefathers came from Salvador- Bahia and I'm proud to have African blood running in my veins, despite all racism that we witness around here.

One African love. Babylon is falling. Its time for us Africans to be telling our own history. The whiteman has lied to the whole world and i love the way we have called the white people out. They cannot perpetuate lies anymore. One 💘 from Kenya-Africa.

My beautiful sister, thank you for your wonderful video on Black Brazilian history and culture! I cried 😭 hearing about the struggles of our family in Brazil and what they had to endure. I graduated from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst writing my senior thesis on the Quilombo of Palmares and the heroic leader Gangs Zumbi. I am so proud to know that the day of my birth, Nov 20th is Black Awareness day in Brazil! ✊🏾💪🏾 Keep doing the amazing videos on our beautiful people and culture around the world 🌍🥂🧡🙏🏽You are a living saint 😊

Thank you so much for bringing this to light sis❤️! Almost nobody knows about us and our history

I’m proud black & brazilian

Obrigada 🙏🏽🇧🇷

Our fight is on course and we are now unified in progress to connect the Africans on the motherland and Africans in the diaspora.

Thanks for sharing this, love from Brazil 🇧🇷

Afro brazilians and afro cubans are my favorite afro latinos from 🇺🇸

Vos Amo Brasil 😍 never forget the spirit that runs in your veins... From Mexico to the Caribbean to North America we in this Bih!!!

I think you need a Pt. 2,3,&4 for Afro-Brazil 🇧🇷

So excited to see this channel!! You are beautiful inside & out sister! I appreciate your effort on OUR history. Thank you 🧡🌞🙏🏼

Excellent short documentary, with documents, photos and images. Thank you for showing our history.

os brasileiros são nossos irmãos

Happy to be part of this! Your job is amazing Sis! Love you! Asé!

This is so informative! Thank you for this great episode. Cannot wait for more :)

Yes I did know that Brazil had the second largest African population since the Slave trade. At first I didn’t know.

Thank you very much for putting this together. I didn't know any of this before. I visited Salvador 2 years ago and really enjoyed interacting with the locals and learning about their religion etc

I appreciate your work queen. Even though these things are tough to hear, it is important to know so thank you for answering the call to make these videos.

Am very happy you are doing this Keep it up start small

Brazilians are extremely ethnitically mixed! I have native brazilian and black features and participate in the culture. Because of my white side I don't have the same experiences or set backs as a black person or native brazilian would, but I also don't have the privileges of a white person. So along with many brazilians I think of my self as being Parda, wich basically means mixed to the point where u have no clear ethnicity... you're a shade of brown.

I loved it sis, thank you so much for all the information. Your doing a great job... kisses from Angola😚😚😚

Thanks for this video 🙂!

Wow never knew there was so many black folk down I'm Brazil. Learned somthing new today 😳

AfroBrazilians Resists ✊🏾

The police are absolutely brutal down there.

I LOOOOOVE THIS CHANNEL!! 😁🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿

Romario and Bebeto are black heroes in Brazillian football. Both are from Bahia State.

Amazing content 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🖤

I found Brazil to be racist toward blacks(I’m a black male from USA.) not in the sense of I feared the police would harm me, but the people would look at me suspiciously..as if I was a criminal or poor. When I would enter expensive restaurants people would look like “why are you here?” Brazil has a modern day apartheid system. People of different social classes seem to be separated socially. I was assumed to be Black Brazilian. The word I learned is “preconceito.” To be Black un Brazil is not viewed as a good thing.

Can you do a video on Francisca de Silva de Oliviera A.K.A Chica da Silva?

Apreciação por este video. sou professor em Salvador, Bahia, e acho muito importante levar estes videos para a sala de aula. Gratidão.

Saudações aos nossos irmãos afro-brasileiros a partir de Angola 🇦🇴

Thank you so much my beautiful sister our brothers and sisters in Brazil we love you all

Yemoja is African Goddess. Why would you represent her in Light skin and blue eyes? is there no other photos you can use.

That 43 percent that is mixed to not necessarily mean mixed with black. Mestizos are mixed too

Really great research!

Thank you for sharing

The slave trade in the Americas formally began on February 12, 1528 with the approval of the Emperor of the Germanic Roman Empire and king of Spain Charles V of Habsburg. The first beneficiaries of this authorization were two German merchants, Henri Ehinger and Jérome Sayler. Both were representatives of the Welsers, German bankers who dominated the finances of the Spanish crown alongside the Fuggers, together with the Genoese, they were pioneers of the slave trade to this region. However, it should be noted that both the Fuggers and the Welsers belong to the German companies of merchant bankers, who made their fortunes in the spice trade, mainly sugar and slaves, as they are the ones who introduced the first large sugar mills in the Americas and with it the slave trade. They had the monopoly on trafficking African slaves to the Americas. English slave traders erupted on the Caribbean scene from 1562 to 1569, with the arrival of John Hawkins. Germans did not abolish slavery in Tanganyika, only in 1922 when it became English. Servitude Ordinance of 1922 would effect a speedy decline of an already dying institution.1 Yet, only thirty years earlier under German colonial rule, slavery was a pervasive feature of most East African societies.

Great video thanks for sharing

Great video!

Amazing 😄

You should do one over Aruba, Curaçao and Bonaire, the story is similar to Brazil's own. People from Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao ancestors is also from Cape Verde our language (Papiamento/Piamentu) is a Portuguese creole.

You are great. I love you.

So interesting to learn about, obrigada!

I loved your video🤩🤩🤩(I'm Brazilian) but there’s something that has changed a bit, the biggest Carnival party is no longer in Rio de Janeiro but in São Paulo

OMG 😍😍😍 We are soooo beautiful!!! 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳 After 8 minutes watching the video… OMG our ancestors went through sh🤯🤬😢! 🙏🙌✨🌻🙇🏻‍♀️🌻✨🙌🙏 #respect to the ones before me 🙇🏻‍♀️

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Love to our siblings from Nigeria

Good content. I just subscribe. Please, do a content on African descendants in Argentina. Cheers!

Wonderful video

It is 53% of the brazilian population who has african origins wich is 117 million of the 210 million of Brazil habitants.

Hallo Freunde, ein sehr interessantes Video. Danke für die gute Übersetzung. Gerne eine Unterstützung für euch. LG Wolfgang😊

Amiga o Brasil pouco tem de hispânicos. Às migrações foram de italianos, alemães, portugueses maioritariamente e tbm poloneses, ucranianos, holandeses, e depois irlandeses, russos, croatas, belgas, japoneses etc.

Sou descendente dos antigos Senhores de Engenho brasileiros, escravocratas desde o século XVI, e considero uma grande tragédia a Escravidão. Infelizmente, a população negra é a mais empobrecida da sociedade brasileira, vivendo em condições insalubres nas favelas ( costumo dizer que as favelas são as novas "senzalas"). Toda política de reparação tem meu sólido apoio. Lamento, no entanto, que alguns políticos tomem a causa dos negros apenas para ganho pessoal.

I want to write stories about the Afro-Brazilians. I want to learn the history so I can write movies & plays . I love history

On my wish list one day i shall go see my people

O melhor estado do Brasil é o Ceará 😊Fortaleza ❤

Your eyes are beautiful!❤

Wish I had your superb diction

You're doing some really good research on the Diaspora. thanks for the work. You should look into the the Israelites. We teach that the so called "African Diaspora" is actually the Israelite diaspora.... peace

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love you sister

Jean Jacques dessaline est d'origine guineé

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What became of the police that draged the woman?

Sounds like a similar struggle to all people of the African diaspora

Only 14 million Brazilians are actually black

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There is more to be said. Models in advertising are increasingly black, and this was not established by law, but by the increasing perception of black skin as desirable. Also, more and more TV journalists.

Funny story (being sarcastic), my brother married a Brazilian woman (we are white). So, back to my story, after a couple of years being married my brother took a trip to Brazil to meet his wife's extended family. While there in SauPaulo he found out there were 4 very dark skinned adults and 2 dark skinned children (about 10-12 yo) living in the basement who does all the cooking and cleaning and a few other things. Only thing is, they are not paid (other than room in the basement with dirt floor, cement floor is for storage) then they offered one of the women to come back to America to help with the house and coming baby. His wife said yes, my brother refused citing slavery is illegal in the US. This ended up being the reason she divorced him. She said it's normal to have "blackies" as "servants" they house "them" and feed "them". I am wondering if this is truly normal in Brazil.

A lot of all black Brazilian slaves came from Angola and Congo not Nigeria also a lot of black Americans came from Angola to Congo

Horrible

Would you do a documentary on mental illness and how it affects blacks? Like Bipolar...depression and schizophrenia. That would be great!!!!