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  • @Ndagire
    @Ndagire  Před měsícem +430

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    • @WARLORD8189
      @WARLORD8189 Před měsícem +12

      😂😂😂 we survived wars over here

    • @aquagal8645
      @aquagal8645 Před měsícem

      @Ndagire, have you lived in North America to understand enough about the societal construction of black americans? Do you know unlike most Africans think, some of the decendents of black americans weren't actually only slaves, but they were slave owners? Do you know the majority of them are actually anti African immigrants in the US? Do you also know the majority came to Africa under the cover of "coming back to motherland" because life gets tough in the US? They don't give a fu** ab Africa except for few. Pls check out Corporate junky, an African who actually did a deep dive research around this topic so it can give you a better insight. Your vids are very repetitive and biased...try widening your horizon so you can get to the truth of whats going on. Don't let the same skin color fool you...Just because people have the same skin color don't mean anything...Africa is a developing continent, needs a skilled labor, not an annoying old lady complaining about petty things...that should tell anyone they came to Africa for the wrong reasons

    • @aquagal8645
      @aquagal8645 Před měsícem

      have you lived in North America to understand enough about the societal construction of black americans? Do you know unlike most Africans think, some of the decendents of black americans weren't actually only slaves, but they were slave owners? Do you know the majority of them are actually anti African immigrants in the US? Do you also know the majority came to Africa under the cover of "coming back to motherland" because life gets tough in the US? They don't give a fu** ab Africa except for few. Pls check out Corporate junky, an African who actually did a deep dive research around this topic so it can give you a better insight. Your vids are very repetitive and biased...try widening your horizon so you can get to the truth of whats going on. Don't let the same skin color fool you...

    • @AnthonyMcfhail-jm7hj
      @AnthonyMcfhail-jm7hj Před měsícem +9

      I love your channel my sista

    • @excellservice5753
      @excellservice5753 Před měsícem

      If the African was stolen or sold, they should be paying us to come back but that's not our people and they know we ain't they people. It's a scam to get money from us🤷🏿‍♂️. But those that know what it is let our folks know that we are the real American Indians DON'T FALL FOR THE BS WE AINT AFRICAN. WE ARE INDIGENOUS ABORIGINAL TO THE AMERICAS. SORRY NOT SORRY 🪶🪶🪶🪶🪶🪶🪶🪶🪶🪶🪶🪶

  • @Edward-THC
    @Edward-THC Před měsícem +1098

    Just remember, you weren’t stolen, you were SOLD by your “motherland”.

  • @larrypound5247
    @larrypound5247 Před měsícem +849

    This is where a little bit of knowledge is dangerous...We were sold from Africa by Africans also.

    • @DiBrown2024
      @DiBrown2024 Před měsícem

      Exactly 💯

    • @malachyfox1828
      @malachyfox1828 Před měsícem +13

      You weren’t sold ?

    • @1983shawty
      @1983shawty Před měsícem +4

      ​where is your background from?@@Wealthy_Iam

    • @tony72gut
      @tony72gut Před měsícem

      @@1983shawty They are 100% correct. Whites could not enter Africa and did not dare enter Africa because they would be killed. Warring tribes would go at each other and the Tribe that won sold the captives of the losing tribe to whites at the coast in the slave markets. White folks did not have slave hunting parties entering Africa looking for people to abduct. They just wouldn't dare. A little research goes a long way.

    • @pascale6981
      @pascale6981 Před měsícem

      ​@@Wealthy_Iamhebrews were sold by east Africa, other black nations were sold by west Africa , yes your whole continent sold other black people to white people for weapons to fight your own self

  • @wwltd3036
    @wwltd3036 Před měsícem +547

    You didn't return "home" or to your "mother", you returned to the people who sold you off into bondage in the first place. You played yourself.

  • @theviolator818
    @theviolator818 Před měsícem +74

    Black Americans and Africans are 2 VERY different peoples.

    • @FloridaGirl-
      @FloridaGirl- Před měsícem +2

      🎯

    • @patrickporter6536
      @patrickporter6536 Před 2 dny +2

      I once told a "black" American that. He wanted to visit his "brothers" in Soweto. 😂

  • @PhntmStudios
    @PhntmStudios Před měsícem +1173

    Listen black Americans, AFRICA is not our home. Our home is AMERICA. that’s it. We are not African.

    • @nwalden5744
      @nwalden5744 Před měsícem +30

      Yall the ones always saying let’s go back home

    • @charleswatts3810
      @charleswatts3810 Před měsícem +105

      We are African biologically. Unfortunately, we are no longer culturally African.

    • @ifixeditmyself1926
      @ifixeditmyself1926 Před měsícem +36

      My DNA is 77 percent African as a black American. That is my genetic history that is native African. My social history is in America which covers many states into slavery. To know my African history is a wealth of knowledge historically, but that doesn't necessarily translate into an open arm ceremony from native Africans birthed in that land. Though this is unfortunate, it just speaks to the strongholds of colonialism and separatists doctrines sown among the diaspora.

    • @treswann6822
      @treswann6822 Před měsícem +13

      You could never speak for All of black people. Your intelligence does not exceed that of Malcolm X.

    • @sunchild9455
      @sunchild9455 Před měsícem +11

      ​@nwalden5744 Who is yall? A small number of people make that statement, and somehow that becomes "yall." GTFOH

  • @user-ye5ku2ws6s
    @user-ye5ku2ws6s Před měsícem +483

    I dated a Nigerian, after three dates he felt comfortable enough to ask me for Money. He explained that if we are a couple, my money was his money and i should be happy to take care of my man. I laughed so hard that he got mad and drove away. Never saw his ass again. Boy bye.

    • @bonchidude
      @bonchidude Před měsícem +28

      He was trifling.

    • @TravisHaque74
      @TravisHaque74 Před měsícem

      Disagree respectfully.
      Nigerians are held back by there government worse than any American. If you don't love your nigerian boyfriend enough to fund his passport, Visa, and plane ride Then you're just not fully committed. God bless Africans. They are truly the perfect spaouce to Americans who fully commit.

    • @chukwunomsootusi3155
      @chukwunomsootusi3155 Před měsícem

      You met a criminal, nothing nigerian about a man asking a woman for money. We're raised to be providers and not takers.

    • @CarlosRamirez-zf1bt
      @CarlosRamirez-zf1bt Před měsícem +22

      You absolutely did the right thing laughing in his face. 😂

    • @jimmylowe1233
      @jimmylowe1233 Před měsícem +12

      You don't have to worry about a 4th date.

  • @ken31169
    @ken31169 Před měsícem +180

    If you need a visa to enter, it is not your home.

    • @frank-hd6ts
      @frank-hd6ts Před 15 dny

      you need to ask your mother for reparations

  • @jaylxxxi1908
    @jaylxxxi1908 Před měsícem +501

    You weren't "stolen" you were sold by your own mama and papa.

    • @withmessagesofvirtueiamunt2380
      @withmessagesofvirtueiamunt2380 Před měsícem

      Sound like they sold them for sure and they are still under the voodoo spell wanting love from the very people who sold them to be slaves

    • @mousebr549
      @mousebr549 Před měsícem +24

      Actually, people were stolen by warring tribes. Sold by mother and father? No.

    • @votehuss4833
      @votehuss4833 Před měsícem

      ​@@mousebr549Sold by African family members as well.

    • @johnrajtar9829
      @johnrajtar9829 Před měsícem +11

      You couldn't possibly know that. It happened sometime between the 15th century, up untill the mid 19th century. If her ancestors history wasn't written down , there's no way to know what happened back then. She is as American as everyone else who was born in this country.

    • @melodyharpole8272
      @melodyharpole8272 Před měsícem

      Except she appears to have been sold by her own mother. She's first generation. ​@@johnrajtar9829

  • @megg.6651
    @megg.6651 Před měsícem +338

    “When people get used to preferential treatment, equal treatment seems like discrimination.” - Thomas Sowell.

    • @venessastewart829
      @venessastewart829 Před měsícem

      How are African Americans given preferential treatment in America? They are discriminated against in America.

    • @paisleyprincess7996
      @paisleyprincess7996 Před 20 dny

      Preferential treatment in American? Are you on CRACK? I think you’ve been in Africa too damn long

  • @johnaberm6177
    @johnaberm6177 Před měsícem +340

    When you say you got stolen do you realize you got stolen by your own people and sold to other people because they didn't really care about your people😮

    • @Blakmagic88
      @Blakmagic88 Před měsícem +31

      Thank you…we were sold, not stolen…

    • @cherylkruisheer3365
      @cherylkruisheer3365 Před měsícem

      You have been a money making person from the day you were born. And these were your own parents. Disgusting.

    • @rozannaedwro934
      @rozannaedwro934 Před měsícem +9

      @@Blakmagic88yes sad but true.

    • @karelglasner2673
      @karelglasner2673 Před měsícem +13

      All brought to the west coast of Africa where the buying and selling was held

    • @IslenoGutierrez
      @IslenoGutierrez Před měsícem +16

      @@Blakmagic88 I just read a story about a rich white man in the early U.S. that disagreed with slavery so he purchased 20 black African slaves so he could return them to Africa. He did so successfully. You never hear these kinds of stories. There is a lot that is hidden. Every people has good and bad.

  • @hollysanders1590
    @hollysanders1590 Před 24 dny +148

    Correction. You were not STOLEN. You were SOLD by your own country men.

    • @gokaren420
      @gokaren420 Před 22 dny +3

      According to my ancestors, they were already here before the ships arrived. My grandmother said her grandmother didn't tell her stories about slavery.....she said her grandmother was Indian. I am a black American and have no desire to see Africa.

    • @NotAnotherTheory
      @NotAnotherTheory Před 18 dny +4

      Not necessarily, some African slavers go from West Africa to East Africa to enslave and take back to their country... It's still a practice today.

    • @PLawton2900
      @PLawton2900 Před 13 dny

      LIES….Jerusalem was sacked around 70 A.D. & the Regal House of Judah migrated into foreign lands; throughout Africa. They were not accepted by the indigenous Africans because they wouldn’t assimilate into their culture. They were a higher class of ppl, with judges, mathematicians, astronomers, etc. They kept Torah. Think Igbo, Lemba, Ashanti…all granted a rite of return to Israel after providing DNA proof. Europeans wanna avoid accountability so bad. Elohim already revealed your fate.

    • @user-mh3bm8vb1n
      @user-mh3bm8vb1n Před 4 dny

      Stop trying to instigate. The Akan didn’t see the Ga as their people. It’s my understanding that the different ethnic groups didn’t see themselves as collectively Black or African-they were Alan, Ga, Ewe, etc. The European enslavers noticed that and use their specialty-divide and conquer-and paid different groups to capture other groups.

    • @michaellockard2561
      @michaellockard2561 Před 2 dny

      You know you're the only one here without a thumb up so I'm betting you have a whole lot of thumbs down

  • @FORTHEBY_BY
    @FORTHEBY_BY Před měsícem +104

    Scammers are scammers. They don’t care what your skin color is.

    • @frank-hd6ts
      @frank-hd6ts Před 15 dny +1

      or your relation

    • @user-kl8ht4zp2h
      @user-kl8ht4zp2h Před 15 dny

      rit bruv but this woman nèed to understand as they say if one apple on the tree is fucked it dont mean all apple are rit iy just your mother is a stingy woman and try take advantage on her as for some people round the world are and she just judge a bòo by its cover so fast without enjoying the fruit of the book soory ma you have to experiance dat its 21ctry dont get discourage thats where your roots from nd soory you had to experiance dat woman me my self am an african from head to toe i love africa even thougj its not perfect.

  • @angelastewart9497
    @angelastewart9497 Před měsícem +894

    My daughter wanted me to move there I said he’ll no. They maybe our skin but they’re not our kin

  • @user-ul6dc4qc4j
    @user-ul6dc4qc4j Před měsícem +74

    I served in the American Navy. People don't realize how unforgiving the world is until they leave the land they grew up in.

  • @Gianfranco_69
    @Gianfranco_69 Před měsícem +134

    Homeland?... THEY SOLD YOU ..nobody stole you...
    Classic Entitlement failure

    • @Chiraqfan.
      @Chiraqfan. Před měsícem

      They sold them yes but if the Europeans had moral superiority why enslave them in the worst conditions for 400 years ?

    • @PLawton2900
      @PLawton2900 Před 13 dny

      Your reply is an even bigger failure. Jerusalem was sacked around 70 A.D. & the Regal House of Judah migrated into foreign lands; throughout Africa. They were not accepted by the indigenous Africans because they wouldn’t assimilate into their culture. They were a higher class of ppl, with judges, mathematicians, astronomers, etc. They kept Torah. They weren’t just sold. They were attacked with guns and captured as well. In some areas, the Bantu Israelites were the entire population; so their were no enemies who sold them. We do this work for real. Furthermore; it was being colonized & attacked that led the wandering Jews to Central & West Africa. That conflict started generations before & is still ongoing. ROME vs ZION!

  • @JazzHandzLMT
    @JazzHandzLMT Před měsícem +213

    As an Italian born in America, if I visit "my homeland", they could CARE LESS about my ancestry in my : homeland". I'm an American. SMH

    • @ameenahameed8874
      @ameenahameed8874 Před měsícem +2

      We obviously have a very different history. Italians chose to immigrate to the US. African Americans were stripped away from our homelands and forced to come. You cannot compare the two experiences. We are the only group of people forced to come to the US - and the US as west and central Africa need to acknowledge that.

    • @adamblack6867
      @adamblack6867 Před měsícem +6

      @@ameenahameed8874 Yep we are the only ones sold from our homeland .

    • @anastasia10017
      @anastasia10017 Před měsícem

      @@ameenahameed8874 and who forced you ? Who stripped you away from your homes ? The black slave traders were the ones who captured you and forced you into the slave auctions on the west coast and on the east coast of Africa. Whether they sold slaves to Saudi Arabia or Persia or Jamaica made no difference to them as long as they got rich. And more black slaves ended up in Brazil than in North America because the Portuguese were buying slaves and shipped them to Brazil to work in mining and farming. African slave traders were selling slaves back and forth within Africa for decades before any European got involved. The Portuguese were the ones who started importing African slaves in their ships and the Portuguese were the first ones to cross the Atlantic with shiploads of slaves to sell/work in Brazil and the Caribbean. It was the British who were the first to put an end to slavery. And you are not so different than the Italian American. So what if his great great grand parents came here by choice ? He still is deluded thinking this "homeland" will welcome him same as the African Americans. He thinks that he is Italian and when he goes to Italy, he is surprised that the Italians look at him like a strange foreigner. Same as when an African American goes back to Africa, and thinks that they will be welcomed home and they will naturally be "African" and the actual africans look at you like you are a strange foreigner .

    • @garethholman1050
      @garethholman1050 Před měsícem +5

      ​@@ameenahameed8874I mean, that isn't entirely true. Africans haven't exactly stayed in Africa after slavery was abolished by Western civilisations.

    • @sprsmoke
      @sprsmoke Před měsícem

      @@ameenahameed8874 British, Irish and Scots were brought to America as slaves before Blacks.

  • @ldylibra_thediviner4820
    @ldylibra_thediviner4820 Před měsícem +740

    That is not our home, we have to stop trying to force that idea. We are Americans, Africa is long gone for us.

    • @Veeveeskitchen
      @Veeveeskitchen Před měsícem +20

      FBA❤

    • @OtheDaddy
      @OtheDaddy Před měsícem +30

      Exactly! "Just because a cat has kittens in the oven, that makes them biscuits" - Idylibra (2024)

    • @copperdee3073
      @copperdee3073 Před měsícem +45

      We were never African my Sista.

    • @dragonrudeboy
      @dragonrudeboy Před měsícem

      @@porschesims1608 You know Cherokee’s owned African slaves as well right?

    • @keishafree3392
      @keishafree3392 Před měsícem +7

      Thank you

  • @pips98
    @pips98 Před měsícem +353

    I was born in America, the state of Alabama. My identity is Black Americans, not African Americans. My ancestors were brought here against their wills. My DNA has Europe and Western Africa and Virginia to Alabama. We, as Black people, have gone through different identity changes. Im Black Americans. America is my birthplace. I would visit, but not to live as a permanent resident. America is not a perfect country,but it is home. These countries whose sold our ancestors into Slavery can't bring themselves to acknowledge their wrongness of Slavery and Slave trade with the Portuguese, Arabic, and other African tribe. Run to African countries that only tolerate your money 💰. Racism is in African countries among different tribesmen society.
    Since people are running to Ghana and African countries only to get a nightmare. Unstable government, coup topple a sitting Prime minster,President locked in a civil war.

    • @winniejohnson5559
      @winniejohnson5559 Před měsícem +16

      Thank you 👏👏 not African

    • @JD1976
      @JD1976 Před měsícem +32

      Everybody here in america is mixed ancestry.

    • @rasheedkesington7506
      @rasheedkesington7506 Před měsícem

      What evidence do you have that your ancestors were brought to the US as slaves

    • @megarth1
      @megarth1 Před měsícem

      And you vote for the party that wants you to live like you are in Africa. Think before you vote.

    • @rozannaedwro934
      @rozannaedwro934 Před měsícem +2

      👍👍👍

  • @pandamonium9255
    @pandamonium9255 Před měsícem +251

    I wasn’t born in Africa. I’ve never been to Africa. I will never be in Africa. so I’m not African. I’m not African American. I’m just American. Just because my skin is brown doesn’t mean I’m kin to Africans. There are brown people in India, we’re not related. I will say it again, I have no roots in any African nation. My family has always been in America. I am a brown American man. It’s time for us to stop allowing people who don’t know who we are, tell us who we are and group us all together because of physical similarities.

    • @Blakmagic88
      @Blakmagic88 Před měsícem +12

      Well said! My parents live in Uganda teaching at a Bible college. I go and visit them once a year and also take the time to travel throughout Africa. I quite enjoy traveling there however I hold no misconception about what I am to them even though we have the same skin color. They still call my parents and I “muzungu” the same way they do for white people. We also get stared at more than the white, chinese, and Indian people there. I am an America 🇺🇸

    • @rasheedkesington7506
      @rasheedkesington7506 Před měsícem +3

      I hope you know Africa is a continent not a country

    • @zzz-nu2re
      @zzz-nu2re Před měsícem +1

      U got an african continent shirt hanging in ur closet tho

    • @pandamonium9255
      @pandamonium9255 Před měsícem

      @@zzz-nu2re This is the stupidest comment in the world. I don’t but I’m sure there’s a LOT in your closet that you don’t share with the world. Your choices in sexuality being one of them.

    • @pandamonium9255
      @pandamonium9255 Před měsícem +2

      @@rasheedkesington7506 it doesn’t matter what it is. I’m not one of them or from there. My point remains valid. Try again.

  • @Bachirali
    @Bachirali Před měsícem +335

    We are 8 to 9 generations in America. I lived abroad for 20 years. Africans don't see us as Africans, we are Americans to them, and I'm proud of it. A young lady told me 3 months ago, I'm moving to Africa, and I laughed, my response was I'll see you when you get back.

    • @user-ye5ku2ws6s
      @user-ye5ku2ws6s Před měsícem

      Unfortunately; everywhere Americans go, they stick out like sore thumbs, it doesn't matter what color they are.... Their conduct gives them away.

    • @radias2589
      @radias2589 Před měsícem

      Slavery in America lasted for 400 years, so it can actually be up to 20 generations

    • @adryellehastings4675
      @adryellehastings4675 Před měsícem

      Well..genetically black Americans and most black Africans or not the same people...Hamites as opposed to Shemites..

    • @veraaddoyobo8482
      @veraaddoyobo8482 Před měsícem +17

      As an African, I've been saying the same to blacks who were born outside of Africa. You guys, too, Westernised for Africa

    • @adryellehastings4675
      @adryellehastings4675 Před měsícem +9

      @veraaddoyobo8482 meh..no biggie..We are not the same people genetically..And that's perfectly ok..

  • @angelastewart9497
    @angelastewart9497 Před měsícem +669

    They respect and treat Chinese & whites better

    • @mitababii
      @mitababii Před měsícem +132

      And do damn near worship them

    • @KaiPhD
      @KaiPhD Před měsícem +81

      That’s the sad part.

    • @anthonycampbell914
      @anthonycampbell914 Před měsícem +85

      If they only know how those people really feel about them.

    • @vkirk7319
      @vkirk7319 Před měsícem

      They are still brainwashed from colonization. They look upon them as Demi Gods!

    • @Squ-290
      @Squ-290 Před měsícem

      Ghanaians definitely love whites. Not sure about Asians.

  • @LeonardAllmon-cq3qk
    @LeonardAllmon-cq3qk Před měsícem +59

    Betrayal hurts no matter what color you are.

  • @SO_SPURSEY
    @SO_SPURSEY Před měsícem +71

    Black folk will always find a way to tear each other apart 😢.

    • @macahdahma7382
      @macahdahma7382 Před měsícem +2

      Especially in the USA.

    • @SO_SPURSEY
      @SO_SPURSEY Před měsícem +1

      @@macahdahma7382 Not only the US….sadly!

    • @jeffrobbins6846
      @jeffrobbins6846 Před 22 dny +1

      That’s is truth. No matter where in the world you go . It is the same.

  • @IsraelEmmanuel475
    @IsraelEmmanuel475 Před měsícem +1151

    Looks like the “Year of return” to Ghana was/is nothing more than a money making venture by our so called “homeland”!!!😮

    • @Ndagire
      @Ndagire  Před měsícem +78

      Africa is still home, just come with boundaries and not just give randomly

    • @blackstarr3697
      @blackstarr3697 Před měsícem +106

      @@Ndagire 🇺🇸 is our homeland 🛑🤯 all skin folks is not kin folks . You can’t say alot ,Because 🫵🏾 “Not Like US ( FBA🇺🇸) we out here ! I know 🫵🏾 don’t understand this our homeland We Good 🖤✊🏾🖤🇺🇸👋🏾👋🏾👋🏾👋🏾👋🏾👋🏾

    • @drrnb
      @drrnb Před měsícem +36

      I see it as a first step to introduce more of the Diaspora to Africa through boosting tourism. Same as the "Come Back to Jamaica " tourism campaign in the US. As a matter of fact I believe the same person that created that campaign was involved in the Year of Return as well as Several American Pan Africanists
      This unification initiative and Black cultural awareness isn't going to be instant .
      Even Dr Arikana stated how she couldn't believe the Kwame Nkruma books aren't required reading in Ghanaian schools.
      And he is one of the most prominent leaders of the Pan African movement on the continent having gone to an HBCU in the US and bringing that to Ghana.
      Keep in mind there is no unemployment benefits in Africa that I know of or disability or workers compensation or Social Security etc..
      Keep in mind also even if Pan African studies and Black History were taught, there is no free public education. So only very few would even get that knowledge.
      Let's not expect the common man or woman to be Woke to historical injustices and the atrocities when they're just trying to survive.

    • @mariam9977
      @mariam9977 Před měsícem +108

      It’s called marketing for tourism. AA romanticize Africa too much.

    • @JAHDUBProductions
      @JAHDUBProductions Před měsícem +12

      ​@@drrnb I remember those commercials. "Come back to Jamaica". I still hear that melody. I might go there first and hang out and check some bredren that I haven't seen in a long time. I'm looking for "music spots" so of course Jamaica is tops. It's time to go but music is priority for me.

  • @shaunmaree6493
    @shaunmaree6493 Před měsícem +118

    It doesn't matter where you go or your colour, anywhere in the 3rd world ,people treat you as a walking ATM, africa or Asia.

    • @adamblack6867
      @adamblack6867 Před měsícem +1

      Never saw that in my travels across Asia .

    • @shaunmaree6493
      @shaunmaree6493 Před měsícem +3

      @@adamblack6867 ive travelled all over asia many times , the only place people dont have there hands out is Japan and ive been travelling for 45 years .

    • @davidbailey8226
      @davidbailey8226 Před měsícem

      Mexico as well.
      They think we all have money to burn. They charge far more than we would pay for the same things in the states, and that’s all the fees, taxes and mark ups added onto the price before they even hits the store shelves.
      We were just visiting. I can only imagine what it must be like to have that part of your day to day life.

    • @jasonali4122
      @jasonali4122 Před měsícem

      Not in the bit of Asia I am in. Also, the adjoining areas are not affected either.

    • @notmarealnameboi
      @notmarealnameboi Před měsícem +1

      That was my experience in the Philippines. Planned a 3 week vacation. Left after 2 weeks. It was awful.

  • @bismillahrabbani9006
    @bismillahrabbani9006 Před 22 dny +9

    This is why I never follow trends. If everyone is going one way, I always go in the opposite direction.🥴

  • @patricktalbot8980
    @patricktalbot8980 Před měsícem +48

    Theres a story about James Brown in Africa. Hes on tour and a blind local tries to walk into the backstage and 2 local cops guarding the tour are about to beat this blind man. Brown comes out and stops them and takes the blind guy into his dressing room and gives him an autograph and everything. Then the guy goes to leave, as soon as the cops see Brown is gone they proceed to beat the holy crap out of the blind guy in front of Browns band. The point being Africa isn't a utopia and will only placate black Americans as long as they can get money. Same thing with Cuba, Castro let Shakur live in luxury because she was famous, unknown black panthers who fled to the island he threw in prison

  • @asunmusicc3331
    @asunmusicc3331 Před měsícem +268

    Why would you go back to the same place and people who sold their own people into slavery?

    • @Blakmagic88
      @Blakmagic88 Před měsícem

      Because a lot African Americans have a romantic and reductionist narrative of Africa and Pan-Africanism. They think that just because we’re both black that we must have the same history and perspective about race. When nothing could be further from the truth. Many African Americans don’t even want to tell the truth about how we even got to American shores by way of being sold by other Africans…

    • @isrbillmeyer
      @isrbillmeyer Před měsícem

      Oooohhh
      You just broke the narrative
      If you bring up that to a white liberal woman pushing reparations, you will see an epic tantrum.

    • @Asia-yt3cg
      @Asia-yt3cg Před měsícem +18

      I didn't even think about that🤔you are right🤨

    • @albertgrant1017
      @albertgrant1017 Před měsícem +6

      Well stated !

    • @timothystinson9292
      @timothystinson9292 Před měsícem

      Same reason they had multiple statues of the lifelong criminal fl0yd who overdosed... backwards AF

  • @goddessakasha5958
    @goddessakasha5958 Před měsícem +309

    This is why Africa isn’t prospering, greed and corruption to this day. Ain’t no❤️for us anywhere.

    • @pa5650
      @pa5650 Před měsícem +21

      Psalms 83. Bible tells us that nations will hate Yah’s people and be confederate against Yah’s people. Skin folk vs Kin folk. They showing who (and who’s) they are!!!!

    • @Thepassporttraveler
      @Thepassporttraveler Před měsícem +7

      Exactly

    • @delorispinet6103
      @delorispinet6103 Před měsícem +9

      There is love for us with the Most High. Once our eyes open we will understand from whom our true restoration comes. We will also understand that the Most High Yah will deal with every wicked nation that has taken part in the desecration of his people.

    • @delorispinet6103
      @delorispinet6103 Před měsícem +3

      ​@@pa5650Exactly!!!

    • @saheebsdream
      @saheebsdream Před měsícem +3

      Yes and I moved to Haiti where it is 10mtimes worst.

  • @raytheking2504
    @raytheking2504 Před měsícem +120

    And "Stolen" is being generous. More like sold...We are not African.

    • @terradaktal8318
      @terradaktal8318 Před měsícem

      African American... Period

    • @ladyofrage22
      @ladyofrage22 Před měsícem +3

      We're really not, I can't wait for us to realize this.

    • @peppermintpsaki1157
      @peppermintpsaki1157 Před měsícem

      If there were to be any silver lining in that part of the past, is that black folks are part of the fabric of American culture that would’ve otherwise never happened.

    • @rumrunner8019
      @rumrunner8019 Před 27 dny

      We are Africans. However, we are from a completely different tribe than any of the ones in Africa.

    • @BumbleBee-wi3cf
      @BumbleBee-wi3cf Před 25 dny

      And not all of your ancestors were sold. Some were kidnapped by white people

  • @commonsense_2023
    @commonsense_2023 Před měsícem +22

    Oh the irony, not even "welcome" at "home". Hmmmm.....seems like the entitlement attitude wasn't left in America.

  • @jessiecee6564
    @jessiecee6564 Před měsícem +20

    That analogy about being stolen by the mother and being returned.. you know that mother sold you.
    So they shouldn’t be acting this way.

  • @ricocox2591
    @ricocox2591 Před měsícem +207

    They don’t even wanna be there. After I figured out how most of them feel about us I wrote African countries off my list to visit. My ancestors been America for centuries. Fought, sweated, bled for all the rights we have now.

    • @GlobalMindsetRealism
      @GlobalMindsetRealism Před měsícem +22

      Theres reason why we were the chosen few to start our new beginnings in the Americas. I will never forsaken my “blue passport” that my ancestors built in our own country. It is because of that passport we have the privileges that we have. This is wrong what they do to us when we come back. Straight envy, jealousy and not wanting us to prospers when we touch those lands our ancestors came from..

    • @keishafree3392
      @keishafree3392 Před měsícem +7

      Look at it this way when we come to america some american don't like us

    • @victoriousco
      @victoriousco Před měsícem +6

      ​@@GlobalMindsetRealismIt's unfortunate what you went through but the generalized conclusion is incorrect. Millions of Africans should not be judged based on your negative personal experiences.

    • @ricocox2591
      @ricocox2591 Před měsícem +10

      @@victoriousco it’s nothing personal towards all Africans; but it’s too many people having the same experiences dealing with the native Africans. I still respect the ones that’s not on the scheming on an individual basis.

    • @JanetHernandez-rr9rb
      @JanetHernandez-rr9rb Před měsícem

      @keishafree3392 Yeah, but not like you guys. Americans stay tf home, deal with what you got, it's a whole lot better than where you're trying to live. Would you rather deal with the devil you know, or the one you don't know. Stay home, keep your money in your pocket, stay alive!!

  • @RodNubianKing
    @RodNubianKing Před měsícem +418

    This glad this lady is there to tell us how it really is in Ghana BEFORE WE EVER MAKE A MOVE. Sadly many parts of the motherland are not united.

    • @Ndagire
      @Ndagire  Před měsícem +49

      That's definitely true and as africans we should put alot of effort in connecting to grow as a whole

    • @youloveyah2222
      @youloveyah2222 Před měsícem +42

      Wait on TMH unless "He" tells you where to go specifically, listen and wait for TMH!

    • @catherinedavis1241
      @catherinedavis1241 Před měsícem +11

      @@youloveyah2222 *Well Said*

    • @benbo7042
      @benbo7042 Před měsícem

      She is psychologically imbalanced and has her own issues she came to Ghana with.

    • @HSR-bk5qb
      @HSR-bk5qb Před měsícem +8

      @@youloveyah2222 AMEN!!!!!!!

  • @tb7771
    @tb7771 Před 6 dny +5

    I knew an elderly black retired Dr. that owned a museum about black slavery. He told me that black visitors used to get mad because he had information about Africans that sold their slaves to whites. They used to call him Uncle Tom. R.I.P. Dr. Mattox I loved our many conversations we had with one another.

  • @riverrothschild6830
    @riverrothschild6830 Před měsícem +42

    Sounds like a scam from the government down to the locals. My son visited Ghana for the December 2023 music festival. As soon as they landed in Accra, they noticed that they were being overcharged double for everything from food and refreshments to souvenirs. He said he will never visit Ghana again.

    • @ibramed8277
      @ibramed8277 Před měsícem

      The NPP government is corrupt to the core.

  • @storm14k
    @storm14k Před měsícem +119

    Folks we need to realize we are home where ever we are and stand our ground. We don't have this "home" in Africa. Remember we weren't just stolen. We were sold.

    • @herbanista5102
      @herbanista5102 Před měsícem +2

      Captured….and sold. Like they literally had to come get us and HAND us over.

    • @marylogan6711
      @marylogan6711 Před měsícem +3

      Yes..the grass is greener where you water it

    • @whathappenedtofreethinking6902
      @whathappenedtofreethinking6902 Před měsícem

      Yep. Sold by African and middle eastern slavers. Wait until you do your research and find out about black slave owners. Say it isn’t so!

    • @byotokyo2368
      @byotokyo2368 Před měsícem

      Exactly, literally sold there people for pennies damn well near. Then come to the US to try and be like us while also copying benefits we get. Literally people shed blood on this led for this land reality.

    • @biancabee8270
      @biancabee8270 Před měsícem

      Very true

  • @ruzimabonieck6908
    @ruzimabonieck6908 Před měsícem +296

    Damn, Africa, we need to do better, this woman is absolutely right.

    • @Thepassporttraveler
      @Thepassporttraveler Před měsícem +3

      Ty for your support ❤👍🏾😘

    • @lavenderblue5665
      @lavenderblue5665 Před měsícem +3

      I’ve been watching 👀 the Ghana show for 4 years now it’s a shame
      Because you guys get treated fairly in 🇬🇧 UK

    • @ruzimabonieck6908
      @ruzimabonieck6908 Před měsícem

      @@lavenderblue5665 i believe some minds are still colonized but the more coming younger generation, things are changing for the better.

    • @loveforall1
      @loveforall1 Před měsícem +10

      I stayed in Ghana for 3 months and left 2 in a half week ago and everything you say is real and the greed is real! It brings out evil real quick

    • @mavisburke495
      @mavisburke495 Před měsícem +4

      NOT Africa she said Ghana.

  • @ozzmanzz
    @ozzmanzz Před měsícem +29

    We were pushed out of England 200 years ago and sent to Australia. I have never thought of England as home nor would I expect to land there and be welcomed with open arms.

    • @Tt-iu4vk
      @Tt-iu4vk Před měsícem +6

      Thank you. We have Indian South Africans. They've been here for 200years. Some visit India but they all understand that they are South Africans and India does not owe them anything. We have Iranians, moved to SA after the the fall of the ottoman empire, they barely visit Iran, they are South Africans. We have South Africans from all over Europe. Sometimes we have racial issues but they are our issues, at the end of the day some have been here for 400years. Those who go to Europe apply and pay the same amount as other foreigners... minus those whose families moved here in the 1950s and qualify for ancestral visas.
      Africa Americans are Americans. You are foreigners to any African country. You weren't there for 200-400years and made no contribution to building, fighting for any of these countries. Actually the country you come from has often voted against African countries at UN resolutions.

    • @user-dv3kq3rm4h
      @user-dv3kq3rm4h Před 29 dny +1

      The 87,000 Australians who have moved 'back' to the UK diasgree with you.

    • @BeezleSpiritCommunicator
      @BeezleSpiritCommunicator Před 23 dny

      😂Pushed out ? don't you mean your ancestors was arrested and sent to Australia for crimes they committed 😂😂😂😂. Oh noooo ...you're funny .

    • @ozzmanzz
      @ozzmanzz Před 21 dnem

      @user-dv3kq3rm4h - Paradise isn't for everyone..

  • @xFallN1x
    @xFallN1x Před měsícem +36

    I'm Scottish, I would love to visit my homeland but I would never give up America. Be safe

    • @jimpickens4067
      @jimpickens4067 Před měsícem +6

      Nah, you are an American

    • @georgeshaw6374
      @georgeshaw6374 Před 23 dny +2

      Are both your parents Scottish, were you born in Scotland? No, then you are not Scottish.
      You may be of Scottish heritage, that doesn't make you Scottish.

    • @psy-op
      @psy-op Před 18 dny +2

      You'd love Scotland mate, West Coast especially, absolutely amazing. Get yourself over there, at least 1 month.

    • @animalian01
      @animalian01 Před 16 dny +2

      We're you born in Scotland, we're your parents born in Scotland or grandparents or great grandparents if not you are of Scottish heritage not Scottish

    • @shoshanna8475
      @shoshanna8475 Před 2 dny

      Yep, if I went to Israel, I'd remember that I don't speak Hebrew, they'd hate that I believe in Jesus, and I'm not so fond of the desert. I'm an American (mutt of 4 flavors).

  • @angiee5446
    @angiee5446 Před měsícem +119

    The whole home welcoming speech took me all I needed to know. That woman said “let us welcome the African Americans home to exploit them” after I hear that (she slipped it in) I was done.

    • @Mebby06
      @Mebby06 Před měsícem +2

      Who said that?

    • @banksybenz
      @banksybenz Před měsícem +6

      Sad. But even akon city was a scam. We as diaspora need to undertszand that not aaaalllll African Americans are from Ghana. Try Mizambique or Tanzania, Kenia, Congo, Angola our home is more than just Ghana… and this is how the scamers work… they use emotions and a lack of knowledge the traumatize our diaspora - even the african future by greef.

  • @eljaye2906
    @eljaye2906 Před měsícem +81

    My question for continental Americans; When continental Africans come to the United States, do they come to break bread with YOU? We have to admit to ourselves that we're NOT the same people, that's what I was told by Africans from the continent. I'm not saying this to say all Africans are bad, but we must face reality, WE'RE AMERICANS...PERIOD!

    • @metaphysicalnana7945
      @metaphysicalnana7945 Před měsícem +6

      I have to say that you are correct to some degree. While we may bitch and complain about what we don't have here in the West, for all intents and purposes we do have more than some of our poorer brethren in Africa. But I think our biggest downfall, is our attitude. We cannot and should not go to another country even Africa, and think that we can walk around like we do here, with attitude. We have to be humble and learn the language, culture, traditions, food, lifestyle and every thing before we set foot in Africa, to live. We have to make it our home, not expect others to pander to us. Because we have been indoctrinated to believe that the "West is the Best" we carry an arrogance that is off-putting to them. Quiet as it's kept, we do have "white privilege" in a sense that we have been indoctrinated in so many ways thru education to think that the Greatest country in the world is the US. Humility is the key to merging into Africa. I am not saying be a rug for someone to walk on, but I am saying take the effort BEFORE you go there to learn the culture, immerse yourself into it, make connections before you arrive, and your transition will be a bit smoother.

    • @matrchl77
      @matrchl77 Před měsícem

      ​@@metaphysicalnana7945 absolutely correct.

    • @sasquatchwithinternetacces2940
      @sasquatchwithinternetacces2940 Před měsícem +4

      In my experience African immigrants are some of the nicest most respectful people ive ever met. We all have ancestry in Africa, but that doesnt make us African. We are American and we can be very rude and ungrateful. I think we all just need to do more introspection and make sure we are being the best human we can be and not worry about what others feel or do.

    • @robertbooker6241
      @robertbooker6241 Před měsícem +1

      @@sasquatchwithinternetacces2940in my experience most Africans I have worked with are cool but don’t click with AA not cause they look down on them it’s more so cultural differences. But the difference between AA and and Africans atleast we try to show empathy most of the time they could care less what u got going on but let them get into it with some1 else they look at u sideways when u show them the same energy

    • @Cahluvca
      @Cahluvca Před měsícem

      Bingo! New generation are getting that reality.

  • @Asia-yt3cg
    @Asia-yt3cg Před měsícem +15

    This woman is telling the truth. I knew something was fishy about them telling us to come home 🤨

  • @SayerofThings
    @SayerofThings Před 26 dny +4

    Ghana people aren’t stupid, they know how black Americans act

  • @johnhughes3796
    @johnhughes3796 Před měsícem +29

    That American woman would help her case if she didn't swear.

  • @kevinmaden5572
    @kevinmaden5572 Před měsícem +364

    Why do they feel that black people are rich in the United States ? Inflation is real !

    • @Ndagire
      @Ndagire  Před měsícem +90

      Because of what the western media fed them about how perfect and rich it is

    • @HSR-bk5qb
      @HSR-bk5qb Před měsícem +93

      They are standing on REAL wealth. We are standing on debt "wealth".

    • @jahmala5336
      @jahmala5336 Před měsícem

      We know that Black people in America are the poorest when it comes to all ethnic groups in America. The music videos help to create that illusion.

    • @copperessentialherbalprod9126
      @copperessentialherbalprod9126 Před měsícem +22

      It’s because of what they allow them to see on television in Africa they have more channels where they see television stars NBA stars Rappers on TV. So they feel everyone is Rich. I have been coming since 2020 all I see on TV is entertainers and athletes movie stars. Out in the street on car , taxis, buses,singers, athletes movie stars. Ask a child on the street what they want to do when they grow up they are going to say move to the US and become rich.

    • @Flower-ck2bs
      @Flower-ck2bs Před měsícem

      Because They behave as if They are. Just leave Africa if you are there to shine!

  • @user-zp7wh8en5g
    @user-zp7wh8en5g Před 5 dny +1

    “When you’re accustomed to privilege, equality feels like oppression.” ― Franklin Leonard

  • @geeknoid
    @geeknoid Před měsícem +6

    Most people are from somewhere and that does not make us a citizens of those countries

  • @fatimaahmed7249
    @fatimaahmed7249 Před měsícem +233

    This is sad to listen watch. Unfortunately, this begging at airports is NOT confined to Ghana alone. As a Nigerian, i am an advocate for people of African Origin who want to return and LIVE in Africa, to be granted FULL CITIZENSHIP...Period! As Africans, we must learn to be more acommodating.

    • @kenyattathompson6685
      @kenyattathompson6685 Před měsícem +15

      It would be smart

    • @isha-mx3hv
      @isha-mx3hv Před měsícem +10

      Yes It's Sad ... downsizing🏕️ w'out the govts globally recognised apology plus justifiable payout in Reparations for Slavery injustices. I believe minimises Ghana's Right2Return a curious European touristy 'cash-cow' visit.💸🤑
      Why not outlaw general targeted begging as a shameful act?

    • @obrightmanemyotabor9358
      @obrightmanemyotabor9358 Před měsícem +7

      But an average Nigerian wouldn't insist on getting 10 dollars.

    • @Leestreatbluenote
      @Leestreatbluenote Před měsícem +7

      Then you need to advocate to stopping your people from that dame shameful begging, I think it's a dame shame!!! To allow people to do that in a busy section of tourist.that is beginning to be a pest and a problem!!

    • @paulyoung1505
      @paulyoung1505 Před měsícem +9

      That's a problem if you have to learn it then honestly we don't want it if you have to learn to love us then you don't love us and we're good on that we don't want to deminous who we are just to make others feel good or to heal their jealousy and we don't like being scammed that's a cultural pet peeve especially when we're there to help

  • @firmbodyval4536
    @firmbodyval4536 Před měsícem +105

    I remember traveling to Kingston, Jamaica from New York alone in 1993 as a kid. I was 12 years old. A baggage guy grabbed my bags without me asking for help, and I gave him $1 US. He yelled at me and almost tried to fight me because he expected more money. I was 12.

    • @broncosbest6441
      @broncosbest6441 Před měsícem +9

      The thing is much of what she is talking about the mentality is the same in the Caribbean. You abroad you got money and you are a target for your pockets. It sounded more blatant there though.
      I went to the Caribbean as a child growing up in poverty in the U.K. The nonstop begging from the family sitting on their own land and everyone else who actually was much better off than we were scarred me so badly I never went back until a few years ago. They assume you are rich it’s sickening.

    • @Queen731.
      @Queen731. Před měsícem +5

      I experienced that in South Africa. Luckily my daughter saw that and acted promptly.

    • @upper339
      @upper339 Před měsícem +2

      Why and who let travel alone like that can I get the back story

    • @katiemommy2866
      @katiemommy2866 Před měsícem +1

      I always tell them put that shit down whenever I reach Kingston because they feel like they slicker than anybody else..

    • @user-ww5qw8jd3b
      @user-ww5qw8jd3b Před měsícem

      @@Queen731. Where in South Africa and which year??

  • @fracyoulongtime8123
    @fracyoulongtime8123 Před měsícem +2

    What she fails to realize is that she wasn’t stolen she was sold into slavery by that same so called mother!!! That is all you need to know to understand why the treat you like that!!

  • @victoriasmith9123
    @victoriasmith9123 Před 20 dny +2

    It saddens my heart to hear this! Sister thanks for telling the truth, because I was in Accra November 2023 and was invited and welcomed to come home. Don't welcome us home and abuse us like the colonizers. #Blacklove #OneLove

  • @dscarbrough26
    @dscarbrough26 Před měsícem +290

    These are the descendants of those that sold many of our ancestors.

    • @ibabechanel
      @ibabechanel Před měsícem +7

      Thought you were stolen. 🙃

    • @mja9376
      @mja9376 Před měsícem

      ​@@ibabechanelstolen by Africans and sold to whites. Do your history.

    • @TT-xz5sy
      @TT-xz5sy Před měsícem +16

      @@ibabechanelyes, then sold 🙄

    • @JanetHernandez-rr9rb
      @JanetHernandez-rr9rb Před měsícem +13

      @ibabechanel mind ya business, because this isnt it.

    • @4rtivist
      @4rtivist Před měsícem +5

      @@ibabechanel😂we more worried about what happened AFTER slavery when the economy BOOMED during WWII and black folks were completely left out due to separate but equal which was govt sanctioned systemic racism

  • @sallysue545
    @sallysue545 Před měsícem +343

    I am a black AMERICAN, and here is where I will be until I hear from the Most High to relocate out of this country. There is a lot of corruption going on in that country anyway. They got a lot of nerves being against us when those yte folks are chopping your hands off from touching your own rich resources. I don’t consider myself an AFRICAN American.

    • @tonymckinney1355
      @tonymckinney1355 Před měsícem +6

      Hear your Most High ? 😂

    • @icantbleave
      @icantbleave Před měsícem +36

      ​@@tonymckinney1355 what's funny??? Those in tune with their spirituality do tend to hear messages from TMH!!! It's obvious you wouldn't understand 😈

    • @deadrawilson5773
      @deadrawilson5773 Před měsícem +25

      We are from there (Africa), but we are Hebrew not African, I am a Hebrew American ❤

    • @gibson2675
      @gibson2675 Před měsícem +4

      A great marxist narrative lol

    • @ssmith478
      @ssmith478 Před měsícem +3

      Consider SA

  • @lesmoor001
    @lesmoor001 Před 5 dny +1

    its hilarious how they are treated thinking they are going home you were never a slave.

  • @Dhi-fe5eu
    @Dhi-fe5eu Před 19 dny +3

    If the other countries see how certain people behave and act. No wonders they don’t you. They don’t want cry babies.

  • @karriem5666
    @karriem5666 Před měsícem +235

    It's not about not trusting individuals. It's about a system that intentionally targets Westerners, particularly black Westerners.

    • @chocodiva
      @chocodiva Před měsícem +17

      Exactly this.

    • @jlove3046
      @jlove3046 Před měsícem +19

      Every westerner is treated like this. It don't got sheet to do with black. Y'all talk this sheet in America and Africa🙄.

    • @julianaansah6367
      @julianaansah6367 Před měsícem

      It has nothing to do with y’all stfuu and stop always being delusional that someone is after u even Ghanaians themself go through this and this doesn’t only happen in Africa it happens in Asia, Europe, South America stfu if y’all like don’t come here at all

    • @hisnamesake7748
      @hisnamesake7748 Před měsícem +1

      @@jlove3046
      . WHY?

    • @rookierazorback1
      @rookierazorback1 Před měsícem

      That’s because westerners come with more money and can potentially destroy the local population by creating a rich foreigner class that can disrupt a nation.

  • @gambon4u
    @gambon4u Před měsícem +74

    I lived abroad and you must learn to say NO!! once they know you know , they leave you alone.

    • @bro.charles
      @bro.charles Před měsícem +1

      Exactly! And many Americans exacerbate the problem by not haggling in the market, where it is part of the culture to haggle price. When you accept the first price without question, and in fact many give MORE than the asked price, you contribute to them thinking "Oh, y'all got money!" So yeah in a place where the people have to hustle hard in order to live, they are gonna ask for a much as they can get. It's not like NY where you can get unemployment insurance or public assistance. If you don't work you don't eat.

    • @4rtivist
      @4rtivist Před měsícem +3

      @@bro.charlessounds like if you don’t BEG you don’t eat. Working would imply a fair trade, they are finessing, hustling, that’s street activity 🤌🏽🧐 hostile fr. Eat or be eaten that explains the corruption in Africa but it doesn’t EXCUSE it

    • @bro.charles
      @bro.charles Před měsícem +1

      @4rtivist They are doing more than begging. Folks are finding any little thing they can to sell and make money. They are at the airport grabbing people's bags out of their hands to carry for them so they can make some money. The little boys follow tour groups around the country trying to sell trinkets. The people are up early in the morning and go to sleep late at night. They are super aggressive about it, sure, but there are few people just putting their empty hands out asking for something and giving nothing. That's not excusing the ones who want bribes to do the jobs they're already being paid for, or the crooks - crooks just like the ones we have here. Life is mad hard there. So yeah, it is eat or be eaten. If you don't hustle, you don't eat, and you don't have a roof over your head. They pay rent one year in advance, not month to month. Desperate times.

    • @4rtivist
      @4rtivist Před měsícem

      @@bro.charles mmmmm I’m into startup culture so I’m not going for the “they can’t build a business” yes they could. Instead of learning skills and struggling they want the fast route many times.
      The majority of the people in poverty in the world WORK, they don’t beg or hustle. I’m giving them due credit because I KNOW. That is my point.
      And you speak as if there are no rich corrupt people there perpetuating a systematic conspiracy against African people… by African people. THAT is the crux of the issue which is also why they should not relegate themselves to begging foreigners but should hold them accountable. Especially the ones who are hostile enough to be violent, but still run from the police 🤌🏽🧐 streets don’t change nowhere it’s not noble or excusable unless we talking on a macro level about policy. When it comes down to it there are still individuals all over the world in poverty and the MAJORITY of them are not beggars and criminals THEY WORK. 🤌🏽 in poverty… yes everything you said is true. But the logic that your concluding is laced in fallacy.
      You cannot just take into account what you’d like to and that’s your argument you have to take into account everything. Micro and macro and energy.

    • @4rtivist
      @4rtivist Před měsícem +1

      @@bro.charles I’d also say working for basically nothing is begging for mercy at a point.
      Many of us in America you know what we say about slavery today… “couldn’t have been me”
      We are more on the “Nat Turner” side of things… so when you talk about aggression why is it black people all over are comfortable being aggressive towards others like them but are cowards to be aggressive towards white supremacy? 🧐 interesting isn’t it

  • @ladyofrage22
    @ladyofrage22 Před měsícem +3

    Because it's not. We are indigenous to America and always have been but too many of us believe what we were taught.

  • @ambercarter9746
    @ambercarter9746 Před měsícem +11

    They didn’t get stolen they got caught by their own people then sold to another. Let’s not forget that very important part of the history.

  • @banyana6515
    @banyana6515 Před měsícem +76

    The same applies to Africans who have lived overseas a long time and decide to go home. We are treated like walking ATM machines. Its depressing. Then when we withdraw we are accused of being uppity. Can't win with some folks.

    • @namassafofana7445
      @namassafofana7445 Před měsícem +2

      Is true

    • @warrendoris9669
      @warrendoris9669 Před měsícem +9

      Yes,but it's like that in the Caribbean as well. My sister was breaking it down for me on her recent trip to Guyana. She said they showed up early in the am at the hotel, bumming for breakfast.Then, they want to accompany you all day long,lunch and snacks of course. Then back to the hotel,where they will not leave until you give them some money. It,s like an entire job,bumming from the returning visitors. My friend from jamaica,says it's even worse there. I have no intention of finding out.

    • @namassafofana7445
      @namassafofana7445 Před měsícem +4

      @@warrendoris9669 they have to stop that the government should be very strict about that this isn't good for a image honestly

    • @antoniotula262
      @antoniotula262 Před měsícem

      Exactly, and that's the same person within one lifetime. Why does anyone even think that after centuries of absence, that we would be anything but tourists?

    • @mustbeheard9834
      @mustbeheard9834 Před měsícem

      They are just trying to shame you into giving them money! I would pay them a lil better if they did something for me! I'm not the welfare office!!

  • @jansah1
    @jansah1 Před měsícem +243

    I’m Ghanaian born but raised in America and I absolutely hate the “begging culture” in African countries. Our mindset was destroyed through colonization and we haven’t done the necessary work it takes to fix it (we need therapy). We sit on resources the world needs and yet we’re forever begging for crumbs while our leaders give away the entire meal for personal gain. We need a global mind shift and soon-before our beloved continent is owned by another. I hear our American African’s ordeal and apologize to them but hope they don’t give up. Please be part of the solution and our collective evolution. Your lived experiences will make us stronger as a we unite. Africa is in your blood. We need your best and brightest, focused on bringing real change. You’re the therapy Africa needs. Re-connect and Re-integrate into your ancestral home and let’s get to doing the work. You have an opportunity to shape a continent that belongs to us. The question is…”what Africa do you want to see over the next 50 years?” China completely changed their global position in that amount of time. I think we can do it in less time but the work has to start now.

    • @warrendoris9669
      @warrendoris9669 Před měsícem +15

      You have the right heart and mind, what you stated is quite true. Big respect !

    • @msp9810
      @msp9810 Před měsícem

      The mindset & systems is the biggest problem in Africa. Africans are much too comfortable disenfranchising their own people but allows Europeans, Asians and middle easterns to rob them, pillage, rape them and encourage violence & hate against each other. I really don't understand and it's becoming harder to respect. African Americans housing community developments & land are being taken and demolished. After putting all their retirement into building there, giving jobs to the locals and opportunities for for them to learn new trades. Instead of the government & locals seeing this as a long term opportunity (ex locals to start a business or gov a long term development partnership) they are short sited.

    • @TitB1199
      @TitB1199 Před měsícem +27

      How does colonization tell an individual to beg? Accountability is a problem though. That's obvious.

    • @idawilliams7212
      @idawilliams7212 Před měsícem +9

      Thank you for your narrative about and explaining how things are going and how things are. I really appreciate your comments and I do and believe in what you have stated , thank you so much. Let’s try to figure away to do better as a people ..

    • @ssmith478
      @ssmith478 Před měsícem +4

      Thank you for your comment.

  • @johnathonmullis4234
    @johnathonmullis4234 Před 17 dny +3

    They didn’t want you so they sold you to someone who wanted you very much and was willing to pay whatever it cost to get you. They had to work hard and sacrifice to pay for you. You turned your back on those people and gathered up all you could and went running back to the people who didn’t want you and only wanted the money you could bring them. You get back to those sorry people and for some reason you think they have changed. They didn’t change and they still just want the money you will bring them. That’s your fault. The people who paid for you should realize that you came from bad stock and you don’t care about them. You deserve to be with your real family so stay there

  • @janibeg3247
    @janibeg3247 Před dnem +1

    there is a very good reason that millions of people immigrate to the USA each year.

  • @JayHNotTheNormalTraveler
    @JayHNotTheNormalTraveler Před měsícem +107

    This is why I'm Black American not AA.

    • @jonathangreen4882
      @jonathangreen4882 Před měsícem +10

      I say the same thing. I’m a black American not African American

    • @conniepinkston5951
      @conniepinkston5951 Před měsícem +1

      Not to be funny but most of the Africans that I've ever met was always scamming a lady I met that was Nigerian she took somebody's Visa just to come in America

    • @lonalxaia
      @lonalxaia Před měsícem +1

      You can blame Messy (Jessie) Jackson for that nonsense.

    • @OtheDaddy
      @OtheDaddy Před měsícem

      Correct. Dr Clarke, Dr Amos Wilson, ...., Dr. Jeffries, all called and call themselves "African"! But, I assume you are more educated than them.

    • @JayHNotTheNormalTraveler
      @JayHNotTheNormalTraveler Před měsícem +2

      @@OtheDaddy I'm educated enough to understand that "more" should be spelled correctly. I was born in the US that makes me American. Black American born and raised.

  • @martezjohnson9530
    @martezjohnson9530 Před měsícem +46

    I was born and raised here in the United States just like my several generations of my ancestors and I'll stay here and fight to make sure that future generations have a true seat at the table. I will not allow myself to be lured by any nation, especially any nation in Africa, to move there just to be exploited. People have really got to do their homework before making a huge life changing move like relocating to a country on the other side of the planet. The grass is not greener on the other side.

    • @user-mp9yd1ig5b
      @user-mp9yd1ig5b Před měsícem +2

      Well said brother carribean and Africans american 4 life, we are the true Hebrews not them, hamits i believe.

    • @sd247
      @sd247 Před měsícem +1

      ​@@user-mp9yd1ig5b That's right. When some come to America they treat us like crap.

    • @lovelyone98
      @lovelyone98 Před měsícem +1

      @martezjohnson9530 I said the same. I am not going nowhere either. A lot of people are moving outside of the US and not telling the truth about what is really happening. This lady told the truth.

    • @user-mp9yd1ig5b
      @user-mp9yd1ig5b Před měsícem +1

      @@sd247 Bro i have to tell you this, i live in France and as a Caribbean i see how bad these Africans treat me too as if they can tell the difference if I'm not from them, i have concluded that these are indeed Hamits ad that despite going through racism themselves they do not love us. mind you I'm very black like a Haitian as we call it in the Caribbean, so yeah really it's time to open our eyes, so that we know how to position ourselves with these people, as it is clear it's time to see them also as foreigners, Tho i agree with what brother Umar said to unit, however i thin this way of thinking is leading us directly in the mouth of the Lion!! let's be wise, as i do not h8te them, but we need to be very careful, besides, i thin the land of America will belong to the black rightfully so 1 day!!

    • @anthonyiiwalker18
      @anthonyiiwalker18 Před měsícem

      ​@@user-mp9yd1ig5bit will...soon!

  • @MrDarthtelos
    @MrDarthtelos Před 3 dny +1

    This is the result of viewing your skin color as paramount to your identity and assuming everyone who looks like you considers you “Family”.

  • @Natasha-oz6ik
    @Natasha-oz6ik Před měsícem +206

    USA is one of the greatest countries in the world, African Americans need to understand that they’ll not have it better in Africa

    • @brewtownscootergroup3031
      @brewtownscootergroup3031 Před měsícem

      America ain't shit

    • @IITIMOTHY
      @IITIMOTHY Před měsícem +11

      True

    • @cessaly100
      @cessaly100 Před měsícem +8

      Yep. Praise God!

    • @conqueror03
      @conqueror03 Před měsícem +10

      Yea try working your same job with the same salary and benefits in Congo, Zambia, Nigeria, etc. 😂

    • @rob_cd
      @rob_cd Před měsícem +5

      You spent how much time in other countries figuring this out?

  • @Betterbeing45
    @Betterbeing45 Před měsícem +166

    American woman is 100 percent correct.

    • @ocelotmetal
      @ocelotmetal Před měsícem

      No she aint, she is a crook.

    • @4rtivist
      @4rtivist Před měsícem

      I’ll never go to Africa to actually do business or anything… never wanted to go, never felt accepted, never been fought for, it’s all a grift to get white peoples money 😂

    • @edwinpillay1409
      @edwinpillay1409 Před měsícem

      Sad to say..! but as an African I agree... maybe it's a test? I'm superstitious.

    • @IsChosen33
      @IsChosen33 Před měsícem

      They think they are the only ones that goes to this bs, we all do regardless if u are so call Africa, the only people or race that don’t experience the bs is White peoples, and it’s because black peoples worship white supremacy n their Gods or God….

  • @owenboarman5259
    @owenboarman5259 Před měsícem +3

    Not stolen, sold.

  • @PolyThumper
    @PolyThumper Před měsícem +2

    A fake security guard in Bangalore grabbed my bag as soon as it came out of the exit bag scanner. At first he implied I was being taken in for questioning. Then suddenly we were in the main airport area and he hits me up for money. So corrupt as airport officials must have allowed the fake security guard into the secure area.

  • @kenwilliams7597
    @kenwilliams7597 Před měsícem +80

    I had the same airport experience in Jamaica with regards to the suitcase being carried. The man just said “Welcome to Jamaica” then picked up my suitcase. He then walked out towards where the coaches were parked which was about twenty seconds walk away. He then asked for a tip. I gave him £1. He responded “What mi fi do wi dis !?” (What can I do with this?) I said “ I did not ask for your help and I am not disabled. I then asked him if £5 would be enough. He said yes. I asked him to give me back the £1. I took the money back then put my suitcase in the coach by myself then walked off. He ended up with nothing. My suitcase has wheels. I am a 6 foot athletic man. I did not need the help. The local & foreign price tier is also a problem in Jamaica.

    • @sarafinalove5330
      @sarafinalove5330 Před měsícem +13

      @kenwilliams7597. Good for you, I would have do the same.

    • @islyrevans295
      @islyrevans295 Před měsícem +2

      If someone carry ur luggage u oblige them by giving a tip,no worker is supposed to ask for money, y didn't u ask him to leave ur suitcase or u could report him,he would have been fired❤

    • @OtheDaddy
      @OtheDaddy Před měsícem +1

      Very good.

    • @broncosbest6441
      @broncosbest6441 Před měsícem +10

      No not in JA.
      It’s the same in the whole Caribbean. The begging mentality is non stop.

    • @abibitumiholistics
      @abibitumiholistics Před měsícem +1

      Lmao!!

  • @viviauzzi
    @viviauzzi Před měsícem +54

    Corruption is everywhere is Africa, I’m South African 100% black and African. They treated us the same is Ghana foreigners get treated differently, exploited, we also got given prices and everything. It’s not that deep, they treat everyone like that that’s not of their residency especially if you come from a more developed country. Sadly that’s the norm, they’re poor and they see you as a meal ticket. It’s basically like that family who has this entitlement to leech off you just because you doing better. It’s not personal, they just opportunistic to everyone especially if you “family”

    • @venessastewart829
      @venessastewart829 Před měsícem +3

      I think that the lady was speaking to the Government mostly. If the Government didn't create the climate of charging two rates, then the people wouldn't expect it from foreigners.

    • @cashkitty3472
      @cashkitty3472 Před měsícem

      Cotton also fits on on the west. It's just more hidden but it's starting to come out now. Stop thinking about shin colour because we need to unite against those on power that take advantage of us all

    • @michellemurphy895
      @michellemurphy895 Před měsícem

      I thought her own Mother was looking for 3,000 to put her name down on the birth certificate. Her own Mother, extorting her daughter. Yeah, that kind of family you can do without.

  • @davidbatlle6019
    @davidbatlle6019 Před 16 dny +1

    I lived in East Africa (Kenya) for four years, and they spoke of black Americans in derogatory terms. They even use the N-word.

  • @Uncle-Thursday
    @Uncle-Thursday Před měsícem +79

    Just took it off my bucket list. Not going anywhere that changes prices for foreigners. You might as well have black and white fountains, too.

    • @juliatripp2010
      @juliatripp2010 Před měsícem +5

      Ooof... Right. This is sad

    • @nnaemekanweke
      @nnaemekanweke Před měsícem

      Come to Nigeria. Same price for all.

    • @charmainerobinson8543
      @charmainerobinson8543 Před měsícem

      It's not true they do not change prices. This is wrong of her to be saying this. I have been to ghana 3 times. Maybe they just didn't like her attitude.

    • @mavisburke495
      @mavisburke495 Před měsícem +1

      That lady may not have traveled ENOUGH but there are places that there are different ENTRY fee for foreigners (parts of the Caribbean because the locals wouldnt afford it.). Also in America there are different fees for children under certain age , senior citizens/elderly fee, member, employee fees etc. Descandants SHOULD get the benefit by paying LOCAL fees in Africa/Ghana they cannot give an invitation then be QUIET.

    • @mavisburke495
      @mavisburke495 Před měsícem

      ​@@nnaemekanweke Agreed noone is a pain by begging because they are PROUD people.

  • @user-wt8fz6ww4w
    @user-wt8fz6ww4w Před měsícem +33

    Look to the leadership in the country. Corruption starts at the top!

  • @stavz777
    @stavz777 Před měsícem +2

    Sold and stolen are completely different scenarios...

  • @MikeKilo1969
    @MikeKilo1969 Před měsícem +8

    I really feel for and sympathize with this poor woman.
    I’m a white man of German and British descent. I never asked to be born in America!! I was born to white patents who colonized America and forced me to be raised here. I should just be allowed to go to Germany and live there as a full, natural born citizen because that’s the way reality works!! 😂🤣😂

  • @asuquoudo5850
    @asuquoudo5850 Před měsícem +124

    To leave Africa, please not All African is Ghana

  • @marco3dartist
    @marco3dartist Před měsícem +2

    Imagine if I decided to "go back to" Spain. Just because of my last name. LMAO

  • @sonofman9404
    @sonofman9404 Před měsícem +3

    I feel her pain. Shame on Ghana for treating them this ways. This must be traumatizing. This needs to stop.

    • @adamblack6867
      @adamblack6867 Před měsícem

      They don’t black Americans they want money.

  • @user-em8pb1ql3z
    @user-em8pb1ql3z Před měsícem +60

    That's were we are not moving forward in Africa those little bribes is dragging Africa to the mud that needs to be change

    • @rookierazorback1
      @rookierazorback1 Před měsícem

      No. Africa is not moving forward due to not having freedom from whites.

  • @ceeceeh6484
    @ceeceeh6484 Před měsícem +95

    Wow, imagine accepting poor treatment after escaping the same. This is why I have no interest to go africa...human nature doesnt change no matter where you go.

    • @julianaansah6367
      @julianaansah6367 Před měsícem

      U mean to tell me human nature of Africans are all bad??? Rubbish u didn’t want to come and never did u ppl are only wanting to talk trash and further pushing negative stereotypes about Africa with any little thing u can find if Africa got all its ish together and came back on its feet don’t think about claiming Africa or wanting to come here then when it’s too late does a CZcams video define a continent does one person negative experience define Ghana or Africa have u been there to claim that we are giving u poor treatment Ghana tried but many of u just want to stay away from africa and that’s okay don’t change ur mind when it too late

    • @julianaansah6367
      @julianaansah6367 Před měsícem

      U mean to tell me human nature of Africans are all bad??? Rubbish u didn’t want to come and never did u ppl are only wanting to talk trash and further pushing negative stereotypes about Africa with any little thing u can find if Africa got all its ish together and came back on its feet don’t think about claiming Africa or wanting to come here then when it’s too late does a CZcams video define a continent does one person negative experience define Ghana or Africa have u been there to claim that we are giving u poor treatment Ghana tried but many of u just want to stay away from africa and that’s okay don’t change ur mind when it too late

    • @OLONGAPOMATTAPAN-cj7sr
      @OLONGAPOMATTAPAN-cj7sr Před měsícem +1

      CEE CEE I HATE 2AGREE WITH U BUT UR SPEAKING NOTHING BUT FACTS SIS.

    • @acriticalperspective
      @acriticalperspective Před měsícem +2

      EXACTLY!!!

    • @listentotheanimalscreamsha1511
      @listentotheanimalscreamsha1511 Před měsícem +1

      We aren't Africans. Our ancestors who was sold out of Africa are connected to Africa. We are descendant of Slaves who fought and got us here now. Everyone we know who raised and protected us was born in the USA from Slaves. We have our own Culture from Slaves who built this Country. Harriet shot and stole us back up off lands that stole us and had us on Plantation. Everything we have now came from us by us. Our cultures goes everywhere we can't have our own everyone copies us and wants to be us. Black people are the blueprint.

  • @TheBigluven
    @TheBigluven Před 17 dny +2

    We were not stolen. We were sold.

  • @jayleezy3681
    @jayleezy3681 Před měsícem +2

    These are very good questions and concerns. We must expose these things so they can be changed. People with channels like this are the soldiers we need to make africa great.

  • @loiceoyieyo2055
    @loiceoyieyo2055 Před měsícem +45

    The lady is so articulate . The examples she gave are but also heartbreaking.

  • @paulkovac9685
    @paulkovac9685 Před měsícem +7

    Why would you want to go back to the place that sold you away!! You weren’t stolen!!

  • @Jvel-bq6qx
    @Jvel-bq6qx Před měsícem +4

    We cant go back. We are Americans. No rights, not equal. Many up the price for Americans. America isnt perfect. But Africa is another story.

  • @Station737
    @Station737 Před měsícem +13

    She wasn't stolen. Her mama sold her. 🙄

  • @christianbrown6469
    @christianbrown6469 Před měsícem +13

    If you show back up and you're embraced like they lost something irreplaceable... you were stolen... but If when you show back up...and you suddenly remind people of money... even If it comes down to using you or asking you for it... You were Sold in the first place.

  • @inadouglas7959
    @inadouglas7959 Před měsícem +48

    I faced racism for 40 years in Canada. I am back home in Jamaica facing colorism and being address as a Mummy. I hate leaving my home to go shopping in the town.

    • @lyndon3497
      @lyndon3497 Před měsícem +14

      Mummy is a sign of respect in Jamaica Miss, it's like calling someone aunty. Colorism does exist though but it's not as brutal as racism. I live in America and I go to Jamaica every year, I was born and raised there.

    • @nwalden5744
      @nwalden5744 Před měsícem +5

      Leave

    • @nwalden5744
      @nwalden5744 Před měsícem

      @@lyndon3497that’s not a compliment many women don’t like being called an aunty so you proved their point clown

    • @TheFeminineMind
      @TheFeminineMind Před měsícem +10

      Being addressed as Mummy is not colourism in Jamaica, it is respect.

    • @lyndon3497
      @lyndon3497 Před měsícem +2

      @dr.aliadixonnursepractitio6473 remember the term in Jamaica "black is beauty and red is corruption" ? Don't think dark skin people are the only ones that experience colorism in Jamaica or America. I'm light skin and it happens to me too. I was told by a dark skin guy that I was pretty but my nose was too big and I just laughed.

  • @richardpowell9744
    @richardpowell9744 Před 3 dny +1

    Your home is America,we are not African-American.We are black-Americans,this is your country!People learn American history. Not all black people were slaves!

  • @tomdavidson115
    @tomdavidson115 Před 9 dny +1

    Grass skirts. Mud huts. Wooden spears. And plenty of fast food. What more could you ask for?

  • @Rosiebarnes-vd6es
    @Rosiebarnes-vd6es Před měsícem +18

    So much for that!!!! I am not going back to Africa!!!. Kindness can be deceiving. .My mother told us a long time ago trust no man!!!

  • @user-vk4po6rm7m
    @user-vk4po6rm7m Před měsícem +15

    She was not trusting anyone, she made reference to the government inviting black Americans to Ghana, and put them through that shit!

    • @ibramed8277
      @ibramed8277 Před měsícem

      The NPP government is corrupt to the core. Corruption is planned and orchestrated in the President's office.

  • @Pays2Win
    @Pays2Win Před 15 hodinami

    I have a feeling this lady never stops complaining regardless of her situation.

  • @stuartdryer1352
    @stuartdryer1352 Před měsícem +2

    Ok, I'm not Aftrican-American. But when I travel to Europe, where my grandparents came from, I know I'm a foreigner and a guest. I accept things as I find them. Common sense. The lady that talked about over-extending is making a really good point about being an ex-pat.

  • @monilove90
    @monilove90 Před měsícem +91

    I wanted to move there because I’m encouraged by the fact that the presidents are welcoming us home. But After talking to and experiencing rudeness and taunting from native Africans. To her that we are only economy boosters and will be ENSLAVED BY AFRICANS, hurt my heart deeply. 😢

    • @johnsonaak7192
      @johnsonaak7192 Před měsícem +5

      Right. I’m sad bc I feel the same way but I’m still looking at other countries ❤

    • @tourandrelocationcommunity
      @tourandrelocationcommunity Před měsícem +4

      I knowwww , but don't let them bully you out of your own land. I have ghanaian parentage and its the same thing for me. Its simply a toxic limited mindset but we cant let that mindset win by not challenging it.
      Its true to be able to withstand the bullying (essentially) you do have to grow thicker skin and develop a new way of perceiving your experience.
      So if you have the capacity, taking baby steps towards your desire to explore or relocate to the continent will at least leave you more educated and clear on your options and the possibilities you could have for your life on the continent.

    • @pvxmovies9611
      @pvxmovies9611 Před měsícem +4

      Consider going to east Africa for the best experience of Africa. you will feel welcomed and no one will exploit you.

    • @abeautifulheart
      @abeautifulheart Před měsícem +3

      Big business ballers African Americans live in Africa and are quiet and living their best lives 😊

    • @julianaansah6367
      @julianaansah6367 Před měsícem +2

      It’s a lie and which native Africans have said this???

  • @H0DLTHED0R
    @H0DLTHED0R Před měsícem +9

    She should've moved to Wakanda!