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SPANISH OR SLAVE.....OR JUST A SPANISH SLAVE
ME AND MY COUSIN {BSTEELE} WAS AT A CLUB AND THERE WAS 4 LADIES UP IN THE CLUB 3 LOOKED HOT OUT OF THEM 3 2 WAS WHITE ONE WAS BLACK BUT I GUESS WE WERE WRONG MY COUSIN ASK HER TO DANCE OR SOMETHING THE LADY GOES WILD TELLING US WHY ARE YOU TALKING TO ME I AM NOT ONE OF YA'LL IM NOT BLACK IM SPANISH THEN STARTED TO GO ON IN SPANISH ONCE I HEARD THAT MY CRONIC BLAZE WAS PUT OUT HER FRIENDS WAS THERE BACKING HER UP SHE LOOKED SO STUPID WE HAD TO LAUGH AT HER AND WALK AWAY THEN MY COUSIN GO TELL ME THATS NOT THE FIRST TIME A PERSON OF Carabbean SPANISH DECENT ACTED LIKE THAT LETS BE REAL U THINK THAT K.K.K MEMBER GOING TO GIVE YOU A FREE PASS CAUSE YOU KNOW HOW TO SPEAK SPANISH HERE IS A HISTORY LESSON ABOUT HOW THE SPANISH CARABBEAN CAME TO BE In 1501 the Spanish monarchs, Ferdinand and Isabella, granted permission to the colonists of the Caribbean to import African slaves. Between 1502 and 1518, Spain shipped out hundreds of Spanish-born Africans, called Ladinos[SOUND ALOT LIKE LATINOS HMMMMM], to work as labourers, especially in the mines. In 1518 the first shipment of African-born slaves was sent to the West Indies. The Spaniards, although major purchasers of slaves, did not trade on the African coast until the late 1700s. However, it is estimated that 95 percent of the African slaves transported to the New world from the 15th to the 19th century were sent to Latin America and the Caribbean. In total, the Spanish colonies received about 2 million.Spanish laws designed to protect treasure fleets from South and Central America kept the number of slaves brought to Spanish colonies very low. Flotas would depart once each year, and few ships would come in bearing slaves. These restrictive laws kept the slave populations extremely low on Cuba and Puerto Rico until the 1760s.
In 1762 the British took Havana, Cuba. During this time more than 10,000 slaves - a number that would have taken 20 years to import on other islands - were brought in to the port. This change is almost directly related to the opening of Spanish slave trade to other powers in the 18th century .
The first larger group of slaves (300) arrive in Cuba in 1520 PLUS the Spanish introduced slavery to Jamaica,1655 Throughout the Caribbean, slavery was associated with sugar plantations. Sugar production made each island a single-crop economy, entirely dependent upon colonial trade. Large numbers of slaves worked on huge plantations and slave communities developed. As the slave population increased, large black majorities developed who were ruled by white minorities. This became the typical Caribbean society, divided by race, culture, and class.
In Belize, slaves were used for logging. Therefore, slavery and Belizean society developed differently from other parts of the Caribbean where slaves and their families worked and lived in plantations. Slaves in Belize worked in scattered gangs in the forests, separated from their families in Belize City.
But there were similarities. Belizean masters had control over the lives of their slaves, and treated them like mere property. But because of the kind of work they did slaves were able to maintain some control over their lives. African slaves were the majority of the population before the middle of the 18th century. An early census in 1790 showed that three quarters of the population were slaves, a tenth white, and the rest were free blacks and people of mixed races. Hundreds more slaves were brought to Belize before the slave trade was ended in 1807.
LET ME MAKE IT MORE SIMPLE HERE IS A TIMELINE SLAVES AND SPANIORE
1496 Santiago, HISPANIOLA, founded by Bartholomew Columbus 1503 Spanish slave trade inaugurated to HISPANIOLA 1508 de Ocampo circumnavigates CUBA.
Ponce de Leon established first settlement in PUERTO RICO: CAPARRA 1511 HAVANA, CUBA founded by de Valzqurz
1521 de Leon made Governor of PUERTO RICO by Spanish Crown
1522 Slave revolt on HISPANIOLA
1523 SPANISH TOWN, JAMAICA established
1526 First slaves imported to CUBA
Hurricane recorded in St. Domingo
1527 Slave revolt on PUERTO RICO
Hurricane recorded in Cuba
1530 Spanish settle TRINIDAD
Hurricane recorded in Porto Rico
1532 Spain banned the importation of new Negro slaves from certain African regions
IF THAT IGNORENT LADY KNEW HER HISTORY SHE WOULDNT OF LOOKED SO STUPID
In 1762 the British took Havana, Cuba. During this time more than 10,000 slaves - a number that would have taken 20 years to import on other islands - were brought in to the port. This change is almost directly related to the opening of Spanish slave trade to other powers in the 18th century .
The first larger group of slaves (300) arrive in Cuba in 1520 PLUS the Spanish introduced slavery to Jamaica,1655 Throughout the Caribbean, slavery was associated with sugar plantations. Sugar production made each island a single-crop economy, entirely dependent upon colonial trade. Large numbers of slaves worked on huge plantations and slave communities developed. As the slave population increased, large black majorities developed who were ruled by white minorities. This became the typical Caribbean society, divided by race, culture, and class.
In Belize, slaves were used for logging. Therefore, slavery and Belizean society developed differently from other parts of the Caribbean where slaves and their families worked and lived in plantations. Slaves in Belize worked in scattered gangs in the forests, separated from their families in Belize City.
But there were similarities. Belizean masters had control over the lives of their slaves, and treated them like mere property. But because of the kind of work they did slaves were able to maintain some control over their lives. African slaves were the majority of the population before the middle of the 18th century. An early census in 1790 showed that three quarters of the population were slaves, a tenth white, and the rest were free blacks and people of mixed races. Hundreds more slaves were brought to Belize before the slave trade was ended in 1807.
LET ME MAKE IT MORE SIMPLE HERE IS A TIMELINE SLAVES AND SPANIORE
1496 Santiago, HISPANIOLA, founded by Bartholomew Columbus 1503 Spanish slave trade inaugurated to HISPANIOLA 1508 de Ocampo circumnavigates CUBA.
Ponce de Leon established first settlement in PUERTO RICO: CAPARRA 1511 HAVANA, CUBA founded by de Valzqurz
1521 de Leon made Governor of PUERTO RICO by Spanish Crown
1522 Slave revolt on HISPANIOLA
1523 SPANISH TOWN, JAMAICA established
1526 First slaves imported to CUBA
Hurricane recorded in St. Domingo
1527 Slave revolt on PUERTO RICO
Hurricane recorded in Cuba
1530 Spanish settle TRINIDAD
Hurricane recorded in Porto Rico
1532 Spain banned the importation of new Negro slaves from certain African regions
IF THAT IGNORENT LADY KNEW HER HISTORY SHE WOULDNT OF LOOKED SO STUPID
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Permalink Reply by IDLE HANDS_ ENT.™ on -
Well to me , not fact! there is someone in her family with money, money enuf to place there child in an inviorment that she the child can say something like that & her, herself not think it foolish. you are the people you keep, so in essions if you get $$ to move your family to the nice part of town. dont be mad when your kid starts acting like the people from the so called nice part of town & not like the people were the child came from. we are all subjects of our invirment pardon the spelling
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Permalink Reply by DAS on -
I HEAR U THAT MAKES GREAT SENCE I DIDNT LOOK AT THAT POINT OF VIEW STUPID ME MONEY CAN MAKE THE WORLD GO AROUND Y CANT IT CHANGE SOME ONE RACE.....BOXON 12 TEMPLE DO4SELF
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Permalink Reply by IDLE HANDS_ ENT.™ on
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now that girl is nither right or wrong but confused. she thinks cause her skin is light & her $$ is long ,( not even her $$ but her peoples $$ @ that! ) is long she was (in thought ) never given a chance to make something out of nothing. she alwase had it so she would not like, understand or respect people with out it ($$). but put her in a place were she had to fend for her self soon she will come to turms with who she realy is & then will have to deal with it good or bad forever the point is in fact like you said infomation is the key, if she knew half this stoff we were taking about i dont think she would act the same. it is people that have a grater understanding of the world that can see beond the glitz fame &light pardon self
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Permalink Reply by Silence on -
In reading this, i do not feel sorry for the young ladies nor anyone who views life in a "one way tunnel" frame of mind. It is good to know not just our, but the world history. As we read and recieve the knowledge we so importantly need, we find ourselve's seeing the wrong's of history past and sadly seeing that it become's repeated in our own time. Slavery has turned into indentured servitude. communism to terrorism. religious power's to state and government. The mind of is first introduced to life by the parent's then the environment that is chosen for them. If your taught to respect everyone the same, then you more likely believe that you treat people how you would like to be treated. For some, it's live for self. I think i could guess how she was probably taught.
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Permalink Reply by DAS on
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WHAT U SAID RIGHT THERE CAN TOUCH SO MANY DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE PROBLEMS WE ARE GOING THRU NOW THRU OUT THE WORLD....IT SOUND LIKE COMMON SENSE BUT SENSE IS NOW LONGER COMMON ...
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Permalink Reply by Mary A Gebo on -
Right on man!
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Permalink Reply by DAS on
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Yo..I read what you wrote on your hip hop site about the black latina your cousin tried to holla at. I really wish I was there. I don't know if you remember, but I'm Panamanian. Which means I'm hispanic. And obviously, I'm black. Which means I am both %100 hispanic and %100 black. So many times in my life people have asked me which one I was. I am simply both. It's like asking me if I'm tall or am I male. I'm a tall man. All black people in this Eastern hemisphere are here as a result of the slave trade. We were then absorbed into, and absorbed into us, the culture that we were forced to live within. That is why it is called the black diaspora. Black people are part of many cultures: Hispanic, american, african, french, english. We are all black. Brothers and sisters separated a very long time ago, and grew up in different places, however, brothers and sisters we are none the less. I would have loved to tell that girl that...and I would have said some of it in spanish. The look on her face would have been priceless. Peace brother, and thanks for laying out my history....by:Atlas/Embuia/Bones
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Permalink Reply by Mary A Gebo on
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We are all brothers and sisters. All One. No matter what color, race, origin or beliefs! Much love to all.
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Permalink Reply by Killa-C on -
Maybe she doesn't care about her history.....It's quite possible that she is on some different shit....you know that "high on a pedastool"...."I'm better then you".....type BS that alot of people be on these days.....she looked stupid because she popped off at the mouth and acted like she couldn't associate with ya'll, not because she doesn't "know" her history....she quite possibly could know her history but is ashamed or thinks she is BETTER then....whatever the case....I sure learned something new by reading this.....lemme just say this though....."IGNORANCE IS IGNORANCE"
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