This is an educational video that features several prominent Americans that most people assumed were white, however, they were actually black. This video will provide facts, insights and my opinions on these historically important Americans and the times in which they lived. Lastly, I will show how the past ties into the present.
Here is a link to an important researcher that I reference in my video, Kurimeo Ahau. He has a channel with a collection of awesome and informative videos. You would be doing yourself a disservice if you didn't check them out. https://youtu.be/QKtkZDHSfXw
Reading by Kenneth Howard Smith, Special thanks to Arizona Center for Medievel and Renaissance Studies.
Father Ximeno the first priest to die at the hands of the Spanish Military when the expulsion order became active.
King Carlos III of Spain ordered the arrests of all priests July 1767. One order was disobeyed by Captain Bernardo de Urrea to arrest his friends.
The Jesuits of Georgetown University sold 22 slaves in Maryland to save their school. Now the time has come for reparations, and it's going to get ugly.
The thing some countries never talk about. The story of a loyal citizen and female soldier discarded to the old folks warehouse and there is no one alive left to visit her.
When Jacob mets Julia for the first time.in the movie. Hard To believe that Barry Storm would go along with this story line.
Jack Felice's first story of the Lost Dutchman Mine by P C Bicknell of San Francisco Chronical of 1894
Clay Worth's description of the gold sames under the Dutchman's bed. This piece is from the television show Mysteries of the Superstition Mountains.
As for as the crown was concern, the Jesuits were guilty of stealing from the King, and banished them from the kingdom for 100 years.
From the mind of Kenneth Howard Smith, who has been enchanted by the Superstition Mountains, with his Gold Guns and God series.
Gracie and Hugh have walked across the United States from North to South and East to West over six times. These are the stories of their journey from large and small towns across America. They stayed with us in Yolo County for several months before heading back out on the road.