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And this is why Black Americans gatekeep. Mexicans copied Black Americans. Literally. They style, slang etc of that early Jazz era heavily inspired Chicanos and “Calo.” all the “Be cool” and rhyming talk is Black American as well. Pachucos got it from Black Americans.

And this is why Black Americans gatekeep. Mexicans copied Black Americans. Literally. They style, slang etc of that early Jazz era heavily inspired Chicanos and “Calo.” all the “Be cool” and rhyming talk is Black American as well. Pachucos got it from Black Americans.

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And this is why Black Americans gatekeep. Mexicans copied Black Americans. Literally. They style, slang etc of that early Jazz era heavily inspired Chicanos and “Calo.” all the “Be cool” and rhyming talk is Black American as well. Pachucos got it from Black Americans.

And this is why Black Americans gatekeep. Mexicans copied Black Americans. Literally. They style, slang etc of that early Jazz era heavily inspired Chicanos and “Calo.” all the “Be cool” and rhyming talk is Black American as well. Pachucos got it from Black Americans.

120,522 views • 2 years ago

Racist Irish Americans barely know their history. Irish people in Ireland saw the hypocrisy. During the Irish civil rights movement, they specifically looked to Black American movements for inspiration. They called themselves “black,” and sang Black American songs etc.

Racist Irish Americans barely know their history. Irish people in Ireland saw the hypocrisy. During the Irish civil rights movement, they specifically looked to Black American movements for inspiration. They called themselves “black,” and sang Black American songs etc.

71,471 views • 2 years ago

I don’t think we really understand the history and lengths of white people going above and beyond to demonize aspects of Black American culture and traditions. They even considered Jazz evil music.

I don’t think we really understand the history and lengths of white people going above and beyond to demonize aspects of Black American culture and traditions. They even considered Jazz evil music.

88,104 views • 3 years ago

See…What you’re saying is false. Fela and Afrobeat comes after James Browns and BA Soul/Funk. No Afrobeat without it. Here, Tony O Allen, Felas drummer, explains how bands across Africa emulated Black American rhythms and “grooves.” Especially James Brown….

See…What you’re saying is false. Fela and Afrobeat comes after James Browns and BA Soul/Funk. No Afrobeat without it. Here, Tony O Allen, Felas drummer, explains how bands across Africa emulated Black American rhythms and “grooves.” Especially James Brown….

66,759 views • 3 years ago

When Ethiopia started to allow musicians to record music, they created music based on Black American genres and rhythms. Jazz, RnB, RnR, Soul etc. These were the first “recreational” recording. Ethiopias modern music history is rooted in Black American music culture.

When Ethiopia started to allow musicians to record music, they created music based on Black American genres and rhythms. Jazz, RnB, RnR, Soul etc. These were the first “recreational” recording. Ethiopias modern music history is rooted in Black American music culture.

50,362 views • 3 years ago

Entire marches and speeches with thousands of Irish people, looking to Black American music, spirituality and black power movements as a base for the entire Irish Civil Rights fights. “We Shall Overcome” a Black American staple, was the main song for them.

Entire marches and speeches with thousands of Irish people, looking to Black American music, spirituality and black power movements as a base for the entire Irish Civil Rights fights. “We Shall Overcome” a Black American staple, was the main song for them.

35,010 views • 2 years ago

Jazz swing rhythms were a new thing to the world. Continental Africans couldn’t “retain” what was created in the Americas from the US to Brazil, because it’s all “new” culture. They didn’t know about it until they heard it. That’s not retention.

Jazz swing rhythms were a new thing to the world. Continental Africans couldn’t “retain” what was created in the Americas from the US to Brazil, because it’s all “new” culture. They didn’t know about it until they heard it. That’s not retention.

10,766 views • 1 year ago

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