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Latino Connection
 
 
  1. We Creoles have always wondered where we fit in. Creole identity has always been very strong & meaningful but some how our true heritage has become lost due to centuries of abuse, lies & cultural Genocide not only do we have a proud History but those that have come before us have paved the way for us to continue in their sucesses. As the old saying goes! "the proof is in the pudding."

Creole Terminology criollos de México...Click here for Video
   
Mulattoes/Mixed RaceThe New Worlds mixed Race People

Pico Pico
Pio Pico
Last governor of Mexican California

Emiliano Zapata
Emilliano Zapata
Mexican Revolutionary
Creole / Latin Connection

Creole/ Latin
Connection

the African legacy in Mexico

smithsonian institute

 

Mexico-Louisiana Connection

Mexico-Louisiana
Creole Connection

MixedRaceFolks.com
Brazil
Our European Roots
 

 

 
 
Mulattos/Blacks in Mexico
ain't mis behaving.......... Fats Waller

 

 

 

Most Creoles and Mulattos' will tell you from time to time they have frequenily been mistaken for Latino People...The truth is that We are Very Latin Indeed...We share the same Racial mixture and Our Ancestory is the same...The only thing that seperates Us all is Our National Cultures..

..Creoles on the other hand are much more Culturally Latin than our Mulatto American cousins ,in that We share more of a French Culture than most others( The French Culture is Latin)...There is no doubt that The French Colonized the Louisiana Territory and in fact made it a seperate Latin Nation prior to the Louisiana Purchase...It was during the early period of Colonization that the Spanish Ruled and administered over Louisiana and their Spanish Culture blended in with the African and French Culture that Created the Present day Louisiana Creoles......So come share some of our similarities and see for Yourself...

 

 
       
Someones' explanation of the Latino Races    

 

 
 
 
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