@sundaycooltee: Americana Of Brazil!🤯 #confederateflag #americana #civilwar #historicalfacts #viralstories #conspiracytiktok #podcastclip

Waylands_Wings :

Safest city in Brazil

the_lfb :

That’s the deeeeeeeeeeep South.

🪶Ryder🪶 :

One of the safest cities btw

deving381 :

They’re pro immigration all of a sudden

የአብ-ሥራ ገዙ Yeabsira Gezu :

is americana a sundown town?

captian_price34 :

Don’t let the liberals go there

Andy Graves :

when America falls this will be thw last true remnence of American culture who won now 😏

Me not You :

Thousands of former Confederate soldiers, not 100,000, immigrated to Brazil after the American Civil War, and they and their descendants are known as "Confederados." Their migration was driven by a desire to continue their way of life, including the practice of slavery, which was still legal in Brazil at the time. They established several settlements, the most prominent of which became the city of Americana in São Paulo. The descendants of these immigrants still preserve their heritage, holding an annual festival with music and food from the American South. While many in the community maintain that the Confederate flag is a symbol of "heritage, not hate," some scholars and local Brazilian activists argue that the flag is a symbol of racism and white supremacy. This controversy led the city council of Santa Bárbara d'Oeste, a neighboring city with a similar history, to vote in 2022 to ban the use of the Confederate flag at public festivals. Visitors are generally welcome at the annual Festa Confederada, and the Confederate cemetery and museum are open to the public.

Mr. Logical :

Insufferable

John Cassuri :

Beautiful city, and guess what they are mixed now, the flag has basically no relationship with the background it has in the US to their descendants

chonk 🐸 by whitaswit :

Texas Bead Hand :

The Germans did the same thing after WW2

El Gavi :

100k 🙄 🤣🤣🤣

chubbylunchbox :

I get that some people say the Confederate flag is about ‘heritage’ or ‘state loyalty,’ but the truth is that heritage was built on slavery. The states seceded to protect the right to own people — that’s literally in their own declarations. Sure, maybe some soldiers didn’t personally own slaves or think much about it, but they were still fighting for a government whose main goal was preserving slavery. Saying they fought ‘because they’re there’ doesn’t erase the fact they were defending a system based on oppression. You can’t separate the flag from what it stood for — it’s a symbol of fighting to keep slavery alive, plain and simple

conspiraycorner25 :

now people are innocent there

Esteban Zeballos 🌱 :

It’s actually very safe and organized there. Makes you wonder many things hmm

user7272200502223 :

They did have slaves. Brazil abolished slavery in 1888

frankie :

And no property tax,the war was about taxation

vihangathe :

Its not because They didn't have slaves, infact they did have slaves. They went to brazil not only confederates couldn't live in US anymore with the things they did, but also they could still be having slaves in brazil because brazil is the last country to end slavery. also brazil's king at the time invited those ppl to settle controlling slaves and doing trade.

Prazol :

the number is exaggerated. No more than 20000 confederates, including their families moved to Brazil. Some moved back to the US after Brazil banned slavery in 1888.

Dylan Ramagos :

Civil war didn’t start because of slavery

Ric Fox :

AI

INVICTUS :

I live in Americana SP and here there is a cemetery called the American Cemetery

Atelier Verde :

That is NIT SOUTH! That is Southeast!