Anglosphere vs Latin America?

[Isleño]

Lil wayne is from Louisiana, Britney Spears and many others they all have British or German surnames lke average Americans

I know little Wayne is from Louisiana. See, this is where living here verses arguing a point from overseas makes a difference. Lots of blacks from the Mississippi delta moved into North Louisiana in the past century. These people spread into parts of Louisiana and during the civil rights era, blacks moved into New Orleans in mass amounts and in mass amounts, whites moved out to the suburbs. These blacks moved into New Orleans. That’s why they have English surnames as they were slaves of people with those surnames outside of south Louisiana. In 1950, New Orleans was 69% white, 31% black. Just before hurricane Katrina in 2005, New Orleans was 67% black, 31% white. The numbers reversed. Today, New Orleans is about half black, a third white and the rest made up of Vietnamese, Latin American mestizos and Arabs. Also, Colonial Louisianians are all Catholics. The vast majority of blacks in New Orleans now are Baptist. These blacks are either non-colonial or are mixed with non-colonials. There are folks in Louisiana with English surnames. But understand that they came from other states and do not make up the majority in south Louisiana and are mixed with French in North Louisiana.

[Isleño]

Herss a list of celebs from Louisiana: most have german/british and french surnames
Not a fucking single spanish surname, which doesmt mean they may have iberian colonial input
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List...from_Louisiana

The Spanish were mainly absorbed into the French populations of Louisiana. Also, the Spanish that melted away into the French population gallicized their name to sound French. So Rodriguez became Rodrigue, Dominguez became Domingue, Plasencia became Plaisance etc. However, in some areas, these mixed French-Spanish people kept their Spanish surnames. There are only three surviving Spanish communities left in Louisiana and they are the Isleños (my community), the Malagueños, and the Adaesanos. The rest have been absorbed into thecolonial French and German communities. But who cares about celebrities. I live here, so I see way more people’s surnames than you do. Spanish surnames are present, but less common than French surnames. But again, lots of Spanish surnames among the mixed French-Spanish groups have been made to look French.

[Isleño]

The biggest problem of Latin America it's a thing called "Drugs"

a thing brought by Europeans, Amerindian lived in harmony with nature with a highly developed civilization, evil Europeans

Stop being a racist

[Isleño]

Creole technically means native born. And German, Irish and Italians all made it there. Ships that were "supposed" to go to NYC or Boston went to NO. French ancestry is very strong in NO and all over Louisiana.

I don’t know if you read literature, but I have some links to some good books and university material on Creoles of all the types in Louisiana. Also, people don’t realize the Cajuns are technically Creoles. They assumed the name Cajun in 1968 and their previous name was Acadian Creoles.

[Heather Duval]

The Spanish were mainly absorbed into the French populations of Louisiana. Also, the Spanish that melted away into the French population gallicized their name to sound French. So Rodriguez became Rodrigue, Dominguez became Domingue, Plasencia became Plaisance etc. However, in some areas, these mixed French-Spanish people kept their Spanish surnames. There are only three surviving Spanish communities left in Louisiana and they are the Isleños (my community), the Malagueños, and the Adaesanos. The rest have been absorbed into thecolonial French and German communities. But who cares about celebrities. I live here, so I see way more people’s surnames than you do. Spanish surnames are present, but less common than French surnames. But again, lots of Spanish surnames among the mixed French-Spanish groups have been made to look French.

Louisiana self repoted ancestry list
https://statisticalatlas.com/state/Louisiana/Ancestry

Didnt see spanish

[Isleño]

Louisiana self repoted ancestry list
https://statisticalatlas.com/state/Louisiana/Ancestry

Didnt see spanish

Thats because the Spanish arrived here in the 1760’s-1770’s and by the 1850’s most had married into French families. So people in 2018 May not know they have Spanish ancestry, they think it’s purely French. But it’s not. I met many people that found out from doing DNA tests they were like 30-40% Iberian DNA. They traced their family trees and found many Spaniards. Many know about the Spanish ancestry, but many do not. That survey sure didn’t survey my community, because there would be Spanish on there. Which areas did they survey in that study? That’s important.

[Heather Duval]

Thats because the Spanish arrived here in the 1760’s-1770’s and by the 1850’s most had married into French families. So people in 2018 May not know they have Spanish ancestry, they think it’s purely French. But it’s not. I met many people that found out from doing DNA tests they were like 30-40% Iberian DNA. They traced their family trees and found many Spaniards. Many know about the Spanish ancestry, but many do not. That survey sure didn’t survey my community, because there would be Spanish on there. Which areas did they survey in that study? That’s important.

It says the State as a whole.

[Isleño]

It says the State as a whole.

I was just looking at that again and that’s pure bullshit. Sub-Saharan African at less than 1%? Lmao �� man, 30% of Louisiana is black! Then there is a category that says unclassified at 12% that might be the Spanish there and then there is a category at more than 40% that is “other” lol wtf is that? The state is 60% white, 30% black and 10% other. Also, it has Cajun at less than 2% �� Cajuns make up a third of the population of the state. Most of south Louisiana is Cajun. And French at 13%? Man this survey is a joke. That’s not all of Louisiana, that’s bullshit.

[AphroditeWorshiper]

Stop being a racist

I'm just kidding hehe

[Isleño]

Louisiana self repoted ancestry list
https://statisticalatlas.com/state/Louisiana/Ancestry

Didnt see spanish

And Spanish is listed under the Hispanic column, not the European column and the total is 4.4% Spaniard and 2.3% Spanish for 6.7% total. Anyway, that census is bullshit. When it shows Sub-Saharan African at less than 1% when I know blacks are 30% of the state, I know it’s bullshit. Cajuns 1.8%? Lmao �� �� �� straight bullshit. According to this, there are more Mexicans than Cajuns. Straight bullshit.