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Oh yes, I'm sure that those 6 Jesuit priests(peace be upon them) spoke for not only the majority mestizos but also for the minorities Indigenous and those who are still visibly Black. Salvador is soo racist that those who have been in charge historically drove the country into a social process of "racial whitening" which was(and probably still is) an ideology that was widely accepted in El Salvador ever since the Black slave were so called set free. I don't see why this would make you be perplexed in Milwaukee, Maestro. LOL!!

Now in terms of strangling me you know I was just jokking ,..because my "specialty" is to make others feel their guilty conscious. I have come across some Moroccans(my fellow citizens) who are NOt Gnawa and couldn't stand me when I bring the slavery subject in the Arab world, let alone face this historical wrong. The only thing they would say/reply to me is that Prophet Muhammed freed the slaves and game over, everyone is equal now. I say no, the Prophet Muhammad did not try to abolish slavery, and bought, sold, captured, and owned slaves himself. But he insisted that slave owners treat their slaves well and stressed the virtue of freeing slaves. Lawwd, you should see the perplexed look they gave me after stating that. LOL!!

Btw, most of the slaves in the Arab world were Black,...a few white slaves mostly women from what is now Eastern Europe were there too.