Yes! Being black and bilingual is a thing! (Contrary to popular belief) and this podcast is made of conversations with not solely black people but minorities in general who went out of there way to learn Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic , Chinese etc! Not just Spanish! So to all my melanted multilingual! I hope you enjoy!
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Yes! Being black and bilingual is a thing! (Contrary to popular belief) and this podcast is made of conversations with not solely black people but minorities in general who went out of there way to learn Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic , Chinese etc! Not just Spanish! So to all my melanted multilingual! I hope you enjoy!
Let me give you a little history about Dominicans, in case you didn’t know. The Dominican Republic is a country in the Caribbean that shares the island of Hispaniola with Haiti. Haitians, as you might know, are black. Yet, somehow, many Dominicans believe that the border makes them decidedly NOT BLACK. They believe this despite the fact that the first slaves brought over to the New World were actually taken to Hispaniola. By Julissa Castillo
Blackish Spanish
Yes! Being black and bilingual is a thing! (Contrary to popular belief) and this podcast is made of conversations with not solely black people but minorities in general who went out of there way to learn Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic , Chinese etc! Not just Spanish! So to all my melanted multilingual! I hope you enjoy!
