What would you do if you found out that you’re related to.......
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South Louisiana? Creole?
If tariq turns out to be related to Roland Martin........it would be the wildest plot twist since the end of Usual Suspects.
South Louisiana? Creole?
If tariq turns out to be related to Roland Martin........it would be the wildest plot twist since the end of Usual Suspects.
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We would do good business, I could be his answer to Tone.
ThrobbingHood
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Tell him to hit that donate button.....
"Family."
"Family."
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Most people with common sense, or a grasp of American history saw through the bullshyt that tariq has been shoveling for the past few years.Hit em up and ask for some of that scam money from the quote unquote conference...
Yes indeed family.
OAN, Tariq is creole.
If all this checks out,, and the Creole heritage points to what's obvious to most people, how do you think this would affect the "we" "us" and "them" hustle he's running with?
He might literally turn into magneto i
M "I'm.........I'm..?"
W "one of them"
cued
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the limitations and traps of "us" versus "them"
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What do you mean by this?
I'm more than sure a lot of people in Louisiana/East TX have some Haitian lineage 
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After the Haitian Revolution, an influx of around 10,000 people arrived in New Orleans from former St. Domingue. They had fled to Cuba and other islands, before being booted out of there.
That group was roughly a third white, gens de coleur(free), and enslaved African.
The size of the mixed race population in just the city of New Orleans DOUBLED because of this influx of St. Dominguan mixed race people. These "new" mixed race people made up maybe a third or more of the total number of mixed race people in the first census taken in that Louisiana territory as part of the United States.
That group helped increase the size of the Creole population in that region. There is a chance that people of Louisiana Creole heritage would have ancestors from St. Domingue.
Person running with "us" and "them" tactics (with them as the villains) might end up having to cop pleas to his audience if he has some of those ancestors.
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DragonKnight
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That’s better then finding out you’re
related to a bytch you fukked
related to a bytch you fukked
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Imagine finding out you're related to one of your oppsThat’s better then finding out you’re
related to a bytch you fukked
DragonKnight
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Before or after I shot em?Imagine finding out you're related to one of your opps
Thurgood Thurston III
#LLNB #LLLB #E4R | woooK nypdK
After
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humminbird
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hold on family this might be tone t*ts doing.
is he even an fba family?
is he even an fba family?
Ah, I gotcha. Yeah, I know many creole families came over from St. Domingue. I have creole ancestry on my father’s side and Domingue is an actual surname on that branch. I’m not sure people look at them as Haitian though. They started coming over in the late 1700’s so they’ve been here awhile, longer than some slaves that arrived from West Africa in the 1800s.
There was also a migration of slaveholders and slaves to South Carolina and Virginia from Barbados. I don’t think they’re descendants are viewed as being Bajan.
Review: Barbados and South Carolina linked in past and present
The reality of North American slavery is that many ships stopped in the West Indies first before coming over to the colonies. So there was a lot of back and forth.
And also, the reality that America wasn’t all controlled by the English and that a substantial portion of the country was under the domain of France. And so there was probably a lot of Haitians already travelling between Haiti and New France. For instance, Jean Baptiste Pointe DuSable.
In conclusion, too many West Indians tied up in American history to view them as “other”. I don’t atleast.