Black american culture came from the british redneck culture and not from Africa.
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Black brazilian and caribean culture came from Africa.
m.youtube.com
This movie makes no sense
Cameron Evans
Jayden Sanchez
This is another "wi pippo" fault theory. They literally blame being a nigger on the Irish, kek. It's like anything they do well is their achievement, but anything they fail at is wi pippo fault.
Joshua Brown
That doesn't even make sense monkey. Your African slaves somehow retained part of their heritage while theirs was lots somehow?
Christian Powell
Why couldn't it be? The way slaves were treated (sold immediately after transport or kept together, allowed to raise their youth or not, allowed to have fun their way or not) would impact transmission of culture.
Carter Brooks
There are many West African creole languages that survived up until recently in the US, even Muslim practices in some parts.
Zachary Long
Use your fucking brain for once.
Oliver Jones
Quiet monkey, go do some research. People don't just become blank slates just because they cross an ocean.
Caleb Sanders
Creole is a Haitian thing, of which are French originated. Creole is literally broken French.
Benjamin Carter
>even Muslim practices
Nation of islam is not related to islam in Africa
John Sanchez
Creole is the result of different languages mixing and becoming a new language in a brief period of time. It isn't just French or Haitian.
Josiah Morris
Yeah yeah yeah you got called out and now you're embarrassed about it
Ethan Roberts
I didn't say NoI. A large percentage of slaves in the US were Muslim and retained their beliefs for a period.
Joseph Carter
en.m.wikipedia.org
>These are predominantly based on European languages such as English and French due to the European Age of Discovery and the Atlantic slave trade that arose at that time.
Get Wikipedia'd, bitch.
Joshua Powell
Why are you linking something that proves me right and you wrong?
Blake Roberts
Practically, Creole is primarily broken French nowadays.
Name one other creole that you have ever heard if you've ever even heard one.
Benjamin Richardson
This is literally in the article that you just quoted at me:
Creoles by parent
Arabic-based creole languages
Assamese-based: Nagamese
Bengali-Meitei creole: Bishnupriya Manipuri
Chinese-based: Tangwang
Dutch-based creole languages
English-based creole languages
French-based creole languages
German-based: Unserdeutsch
Hindi-based: Andaman Creole Hindi
Japanese-based: Yilan Creole Japanese
Kongo-based: Kituba
Malay-based creole languages
Ngbandi-based: Sango
Portuguese-based creole languages
Spanish-based creole languages
Sinhala-based: Vedda language
Andrew Reyes
so if it was lost then its influences are not african
Joseph Cooper
Okay, but have you EVER heard those creole languages being used? No? That's what I thought.
Luis Fisher
Read again
Yes, Jamaican Patois is a lot more widespread than Haitian Creole and it is an English based Creole.
Jordan Parker
i never knew about this until we were forced to watch 'roots' at school. apparently 30 percent were muslim. what i'm wondering is how did they manage to maintain their practice after being shipped over there and what percent of the freed slaves after abolition were still practicing muslims
Jacob Robinson
I'm not talking about Haitian Creole anymore, I'm talking about FRENCH Creole that is much more widespread than any other Creole, and even extends to countries like Canada and some states of North America: en.m.wikipedia.org
>Haitian Creole is the most widely spoken French Creole
It's a fact that it's probably the most dominant Creole.
Jason Hughes
Nice
Jaxson Nelson
There is no one French Creole dude, there are different creoles based on the French language, Hatian being the main one. You are probablu referring to Louisian Creole or the Louisiana Creole people.
Eli Butler
Its not
Did you already see any jazzista playing african instruments? Talking about african Gods like Oshum??