Africans and Moors in European Art
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This video is a response to Africans and Moors in Medieval and Renaissance European Art 2
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0:11 NAW HOMEY THATS KID CUDI MIXED WIT A LITTLE BIT OF FLO RIDA
KuShKeMetTV 1 month ago
0:11 Laurence Fishburne!
snoopatomicdog 2 months ago
@dogons2k12 Honestly you may hate Eurocentrism but then you rush blindly to Afrocentrism, which is the same thing only in reverse. People are just silly.
Sibbot 3 months ago
@dogons2k12 LOL, no they were not enslaved but seen as citizens or at the very least second class citizens of Al-Andalusia if they were not Muslim. They did not pay tribute of white women. This sounds like a weird fantasy someone made up to feel better. When the Moors made there way into France they were beaten back. And for hundreds of years they slowly lost territory to Christian European forces. The Moors did help revitalize European culture so yes we should look to them with gratitude.
Sibbot 3 months ago
Vast majority of world think that there not difference between Arab and barberin but in fact there is difference Arab living in Asia and barberin living in north Africa
2yazeed 5 months ago
that why they call moor that mean black the neonazi said they were white arab lol lol
moormeandark 6 months ago
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moormeandark 6 months ago
When the Romans entered West Africa in 46 B.C., they saw Africans and called them Maures, from the Greek adjective Mauros, meaning dark or black. It is from Mauros and the Latin term Marues that the word Moor is derived. Since the inhabitants of North Africa were black, the Romans and later the Europeans called them Moors. It is no coincidence that the land inhabited by the Moors was called Mauritania and Morocco, meaning "Land of the Blacks
csnee101 6 months ago
Wonderful video. I could add one example from my neck of the European woods, namely in Poland we have an old sacred icon of 'Black Madonna', which is very old and famous - it's black virgin Mary!
pawsoned 6 months ago