Respect to all indigenous people of the Caribbean, from Vieques , culebra , from PR to Dominican to Jamaican ... We are family .... I have taino ancestry ... Me a black Indian
I also have Taíno ancestry my grandmother was from Utuado. Crazy thing is ancestry dna was able to pick on it and I’d love to do my grandmas dna to see how much she Carrie’s of it.
Black Indians do not exist we are just Indians.Stop giving away your own identity and culture because of fear.We are the original to this land.Their can not be two originals.
@@Calebevansmusic my grandmother is from utuado as well which means in between the mountains in taino language I'm Puerto Rican with taino ancestry as well and intrigued and proud
My great nan was Àra'wak jamaican a beautiful black women And my grandad her son spoke àra'wak patio marron Igbo and many ancient Hebrew languages 🇯🇲🙏🏾🏴
YEAH MAN ME LOVE IT. I'M FROM SURINAME (DUTCH GUYANA). I AM ALSO MIXED WITH ARAWAK (LOKONO). HALINKA JACOEBA? MEANS HOW YOU DOIN? DAMA HATSICA MEANS I'M FINE. WAJONO MEANS FRIEND. BEAUTIFULL LANGUAGE ISN'T IT? :)
Thank you for this presentation... there are some folks .. putting organizing an Americans Online Library .. to preserve the various cultures of pre-columbian Nations.. by utilizing modern web technology of the Blockchain Web3.0 .. Interplantary File System (IPFS) ..
@@jking4609 Bro... someone can be of both indigenous *and* African descent. The Garifuna people are mostly black but they're still considered indigenous because many of their traditions come from the Caribs. There's a difference between being a mixed descendant, which is totally legitimate, and calling the indigenous peoples "fakers". Afro-mestizos are a real thing and it's important to recognize themm.
Look up the meaning of hansel in what ever language .and the name goddeana was the name of a ancient goddess of the seas in àra'wak belief even Gambians believed the same
Hate it to break it to you, but no serious scientific institution has confirmed or even given proof of African origin for Native Americans in nearly two decades. The only examples you can provide is cherry-picking which is explicitly described as a fallacy and not real science.