African American Woman Warns Black Americans About Africa
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Thanks!
All black Americans are not the same,but negativity is always louder then positive
True
So true.
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This video truly saddens me. 😔💔 I'm African-American and I've been looking forward to visiting Africa but this makes me anticipate the tainted pre-judgement that will swing on both sides as social media promotes this divided narrative. And I'm in support of cultures defending themselves and stating their truthful experiences. It will bring a domino affect of the few ignorant, it has the potential to spoil the connection between us w other worlds/cultures.
Preach!
I think the media poisoned both of us against each other. Us black Americans need to stop stereotyping but I also see a lot of African people stereotyping us all the time. They come to America thinking they are better than we are and look down on us. They think we are all thugs and on welfare. It's hurtful both ways....
This is absolutely correct, the dominant society absolutely foments division between black Americans and black Africans. They tell us Africa is full of primitive naked savages living in grass huts with bones in their noses, meanwhile telling African immigrants we are uneducated violent criminals living in the projects. Is there any wonder we don't associate with one another?
Facts,don’t know who called them god if it wasnt for our African brothers and sisters fighting between themselves we wouldn’t even be here in America.
@@moniqueonealYinYangBoss77 exactly. They knew exactly what they were doing. They did the same exact thing with the Caribbean’s when they told them all of us are lazy.
You're right. Unfortunately we're too blind and ignorant to see who the real enemy is and instead fighting amongst ourselves.
It's just like when south Africans were attacking other Africans in South Africa saying the other Africans were taking their jobs and reducing their financial growth. When in reality it's WS in South Africa that keeps black South Africans in slums and poor. It's the white minority that owns the majority of land there not black South Africans and certainly not other Africans. It's the minority whites who have the economic power.
@@ipaja5515 Yes. Self destruction is the worst. I mean...even Black Americans fight with other Black Americans. The KKK said they don't have to do ish.
To whoever is reading this keep going, you're doing fine! No matter how slow your progress, each new week is filled with tiny steps forward. Be proud of yourself you got this.
Thank you
@@sophialorrine5868 Yw 💜
I needed this. Thank you.
Thank You, Faithful Blessing to You, Peace. Oh, and happy Mardi Gras !!!
Awwww 😍
As a Jamaican born , living most of my life in London and has visited Africa. I had my phone stolen by street kids in Ethiopia. I immediately got in back but at a price. Despite this , I still think
Ethiopia is one of the best most hospitable places on this earth. The kindness of the people there , complete strangers, can bring you to tears. I honestly look to going back there as I barely got to see much with the little time I had there.
Also , it’s such a nice climate. The days are quite warm but not scorching hot at all. And the night are cool, some nights were even freezing.
Ethiopia 🇪🇹 is beautiful 😍and thank you for the kind words. ❤️
LOL no thanks!
Wow, they go around the world, splitting countries into north and south predominantly black countries while we stuck in the hype in the smoke in the dust day behind all the ruckus claiming all our land, they never show us north Africa oh, or in the Caribbean‘s turning a whole country into a resort but secretly have homes all thru out countries in the Caribbean’s
Sometimes we as children are put in the position steal or go hungry I'm from Detroit was put in that position
Crime is everywhere Many of the major cities in Africa have some of the lowest crime rates in the world.
You are the first African that has stated the true facts of the American economy. There are a lot of Africans who think that all Americans are rich. The average American lives paycheck to paycheck as you have stated. It is not always greener on the other side.
Black Americans can be rich in Africa overnight if only they made proper friends and family here. Intentions should be pure and if you come to build the African community as partners then it will be easy.
What you spend there, you can can save 10X less here with proper planning and advice from people like me and others.
Truth, not only in Africa but in other parts of the world.
ABSOLUTELY RIGHT! I wish more of my African family would reverse the colonizer's weapon and speak counterwise about how DAMerica has much worse living conditions (WITH ALL HER WEALTH) THAN MOST OF AFRICA. We can show you some people with flies flying around them here too! When America lifts up her dress, all that is there is 30 trillion dollars of debt, and mentally sick leaders. FACTS
@@elmultimediaschoolofartscu3924 anyone not just black people if they come with good intentions.
exactly we go threw struggle but maybe it's different from them
Awww I loved when she said, "Come home, come to the motherland, dont listen to the sterotypes.. ". 🥹 Making me tear up inside, and I've never been to Africa.
Come sweety and see for yourself
yeah, it really touched me too. I've been to Africa several times and it always feels like home to me. As a black man living in America, there is something amazing about being in a place where you can just be a man. I exhale every time I touch down on the motherland.
@@akilchaney 😊👍
You will always be welcome in the motherland.
Go, we love you and recognise that our ancestors are your ancestors.
This is exactly why I started my series on youtube
To show the world what Africa's REALLY like
Let’s just say from my personal experience I never thought about traveling to Africa but I have had older older MUCH older men from that country specifically Nigeria DMing me on Facebook asking for money or love…this was my first time joining Facebook and it was so creepy that this was happening to me…y’all Sistas just be careful…SERIOUSLY.
Yeah I wouldn't suggest dating men who live in Africa maybe South Africa but still they usually are just want a greencard. They have all types of black women in their country we have to think why would they need a black American. Maybe going on a few dates but I wouldn't suggest opening your heart to a guy in Africa because it's usually a scam. But just go to have fun and see things. I never thought of traveling to Africa as a way to get a man men do that usually in Brazil and sometimes Africa or Tawain or the Phillipines.
Loved this! As a black American I’ll admit when I was young I bought into the stereotypes of how Africa was with the poorest images and poverty. As I got older and served in the military I’ve learned to appreciate other cultures and not judge a book by its cover. After finally going to Africa last year I am convinced it’s the best place for blacks to live! I simply love Africa and I want to explore the continent more than any other place in the world!
take more black Americans there with you cause all they can talk about is oppression and racism and all that ish then they should just all move
You should go and encourage your friends and family to do the same because the future of this planet is Africa, we will save the world once again, believe me ❤❤❤❤
@@maxonion7604 when have you ever saved the world? so delusional. lmao
@@MsDesiree39 do you know the history of the world or not after First World War and Second World War what happened to the so called richest countries, who helped them to rebuild, where do African minerals go, do you know that Africans trade each other in USA dollars, who helps them get richer it’s us poorest countries or continent, every African country gets credit from richer countries and hundreds percent interest, hahahaha go back and learn history as well as international affairs
@@maxonion7604 pretty sure that those resources are paid for and bought elsewhere too. dont go there, wealthy countries trade with other countries across all economic spectrums
Thank you beautiful sister! I’m a London-born black woman with a Jamaican background, who just came back from Ghana a few weeks ago. And let me tell you… these Westerners really sold us a LIE. They made it seem as though there was nothing there for us in Africa, which is the furthest thing from the truth. It took me over 30 years, but I finally made it to the Motherland and see it for the beauty that it is! And the potential that it has! I am itching to go back and build. If it is God’s will, I will eventually live there 🙏🏽❤️
Sis just call yourself Jamaican...
@@MsJayski I wanted to break it down, so it was clear where the (attempted) Western brainwashing came from lol.
Ironically, the same westerners who sold you these lies, more of them have been here more than the bothers and sisters have. Infact, some are even living here, and they love it more than home
You are so right. This is true beyond words And thank you for embracing us despite the giant wall of misconceptions that could have you walking away. From the 10:00 mark on those are beautiful and necessary words of healing and love. Bless you Ndagire.
❤ I love what you have to say, it’s encouraging. It’s real and it’s excellent information!!!! I’m African-American woman who has never been to Africa and will soon be on my way there. Thank you beautiful lady.❤
We Africans have also stereotypes about Black Americans. I have seen many People being told not to associate with Black Americans because they are drug dealers etc. Yes we have tremendous challanges on the continent that WE need to tackle. We need to build our continent and controll our resources and economy or else we will be tenants on our land.
Y'all have rebels and militias that run rampart, I'm good. Since y'all so everything, do something about them racist whites disrespecting our people in your country! Can't speak on nobody boo.
I swear. I think the stereotype toward African Americans is the worst.
@@Anonyme67 u are absolutely right.
UNITY is the KEY if the black people of the world stand together we can control our future as LEADERS our real role in this world whites "PINK" have programed the world to hate blacks even blacks hate themselves ,people of color bleach their skin, change hair tecture & deny their blackness
@@rosealynn Africans do tho
I have been travelling to various African countries for decades and loved it. Nobody is going to scare me and that is all these people are trying to do.
All they ever did was install Fear in our People💯
Look at the history of Freetown in Sierra Leone. Truth is, racism can easily turn against us, just it has with Africans vs Africans.
So very true.
Yet, the ites are there trying to set up shop but back in the US saying a different thing. Smh
Traveling to Africa but coming back to America. You aren't living in Africa.
@@besslee4678
Traveled to Africa...back and forth from the US. Lived in Africa for years (so miss it)...my home is there. Thanks to the plandemic no back and forth...currently.
I like that this pointed out the widespread of corruption across different continents, however I have a different experience as an American. Although the media has failed to portrait the beauty of Africa, the negative opinions I have gathered surprisingly came from Africans born and raised in Africa. Do you have a video on that. I choose to see things for myself and not just believe what I hear. However, after visiting twice and experiencing Africa for myself as a BLACK American, no matter how much I brag on how wonderful experience was in the Motherland, it was African born citizens who were being negative. I try my best to encourage others to give it a try and just go with caution as you would any place in the world because no place is perfect.
My main point is, Africans are also discouraging people from traveling to the motherland. Please be aware and look into that if you haven't .
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I am a black American born and raised in New York City and crime is high over here. Robberies, homicides, gang related violence, you name it! On the other hand, I have always gotten along with Africans living here in the states for decades and for the most part, they are hard working people as well as kind.
I didn’t like this comment.. I really wanted to insult you but it’s not that serious
More strength to you 💪
@@julian2524 dwllll...see....Bob Marley told us. Emancipate from mental slavery. Leave him alone. He'll come to his senses sooner or later.
@@islandgirl7519 Bob Marley also sang Africa unite.
Thank you. We friendly. If you meet me you'll be like... girl it feels like known you forever.
As a black American, the view point of this video is part of the issue. Generalizing blacks saying we are functioning off the poor African stereotype is false. I have never met a black person who said they were AFRAID to visit Africa.
All my black family, friends and myself, have had extremely poor interactions with Africans who live in America.
It’s very pretentious to talk about the small precent of blacks that visit Africa and label us all ignorant. But refuse to acknowledge your people who come to America and treat the blacks the same way the whites have conditioned the world to treat us black Americans
Y’all pointing fingers but need to be looking in the mirror .
Exactly.
I wouldn't say afraid but it's not always tourist friendly and even people with Africans born in the U.S. to parents from Nigerian and Cameroon who wouldn't go back if they didn't have family helping them navigate. It's far from America in terms of how things are done. And people do take advantage of Americans when they don't understand things.
You are right! That’s the problem: Generalizing
I am over here rolling around on the ground laughing because you are spitting straight truth. I just finished nursing school and will start my residency soon, but I will be using all of the resources here in America to hopefully eventually get to retire to Africa. I can't wait to go home, I am doing my research now to see where would be a good area to retire to. Meaning a place with land to farm.
Come to Kenya, you will love it here
I am a white woman. I flew to Africa on my 70th birthday and spent two months there. It was the most healing experience I've ever had. Now, at 77, I still miss the warmth, generosity of spirit and laughter of the people. Every day.
Aww😍you're good to come back to the motherland of all mankind dear grandma. From your comment i can tell you have a beautiful soul. Please keep being that way. Much Love💕
@@kointhecut5655 Your lovely comment lifted my heart. Yes, every person in this country needs to visit the Motherland at least once, to experience Her healing energy.
You should've went to Europe to find your "warmth". Boko haram got their priorities mixed up.
@@dontecooper6479 WHAT AN IGNORANT STATEMENT.
@Janet Van Sky Ignorant? Lol. Say what you want colonizer, it's only a matter of time before the most high deals with you. APTTMH!!!
As a black American, most of us have always fought the white media for portraying African nations in a negative light. We’ll always love you.
I am Mexican and Native from the Apache tribe. This land of “USA” and I agree with everything you are saying! I’ve been to Mexico and I’ve been to Jamaica and I love them more than my own land at times because of how I am treated in my own home by these oppressive systems.
black people are the original people of america we only been black since 1970s thats not even our real name the change our name every so often to hide our identity and we didnt come from africa melanated people can be found all over the planet we are the original people period
We sound like them same race😊😊
So are you implying that you're Mexican born in the UsA, and that your parents originated from the Apache tribe of Mexico? Please clarify. I don't think I understood.
@@XY-rh3if you really need to do your research there are pyramids that predate the apache that my people built the olmecz were negroid go look at the first paintings of native indians they r black mexico was not always named mexico and the apache was not called the apache the mexicans you see now are the descendants of those asian monoglians that traveled down here they didnt originate they thousands of yrs ago but my ppl were here more than thousands of years ago my people have always been indigenous to america wow u really let they yt man tell you that we came from africa and every 20 years they have to reclassify us as african american black instead telling everybody the truth they stole this land from my ppl set up an evil illegal government and tried to give our birthright and our identity to these $5 indians spain came over here and colonized u so called mexicans who are asianz descendants o trust me i did my research and i know exactly whats going on u cannot hide the truth forever
@@Wakeupsheeple607 Intresting! However, I was only asking a question out of curiosity, and I wasn't trying to put up an argument about something that I'm just learning about based on this reply. Thank for the information
I've been waiting on a video like this. Great job 👍
Im from Trinidad and headed to Kenya for the 1st time in march, Im so excited and I know I wont want to leave already before even getting there
This is so true! I started watching African movies which show the cities and I was surprised about how beautiful the neighborhoods are, the culture, and the family values. I would love to visit Africa one day.
is the education system in America really that bad. your comment is ignorant.
@@suzien7046 please, let's be kind. Thank you.
@terigibson6096 I love your comment. It's great that you got education. Some Africans that were born and lived their entire lives in Africa have never seen the horrible image of poverty-stricken places that they show you as Africa. I remembered when Otto Orondam (the Nigerian founder of Slums2School) was posted to Makoko, he couldn't believe that such a slum exists in Nigeria. But they've been showing Makoko as the only* image of Africa to you guys for decades. I'm glad you escaped the programming.
Come over sister. I lived in your country for decades but had to leave after the racially motivated murder of George Floyd as well other similar murders that I saw carried out against our people by White Police Officers. Black America is always welcome to settle here with us. You don't have to spend your life in an oppressive nation. God bless Black America. Africa for life. Viva Africa
@@suzien7046 hey, I'm colombian and in that Mr and Mrs Smith movie with Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, they showed Bogotá (our capital), as a freaking desert in the middle of nowhere!!! Mind you, Bogotá is in the middle of the Andean mountain range, located in a savannah at almost 3000 mts height. It's cold and surrounded by pine woods... So yes, people from the US are ignorant or they have some sort of agenda portraying us like we're basically Neanderthals that haven't discovered fire yet.
My dear you are a 1000% correct. So glad my parents raised me to love Africa. Now Nigeria is my home.
Loving Africa is telling the truth about it so change can happen, Lying about it is not love.
Congratulations 🍾
@@Shirleyowens383 Africans don't beg anyone to come.
This video is revealing. I’m in awe. Thank you for making it. So many truths spoken. 💯
I agree with what Nauttiee said about your invitation to come home. I felt something that I haven't ever felt before. Thank you for that. I don't know if I will ever make it to Africa but the fact that you made me feel so welcome really changed my mind about places that I will put on my bucket list!!!
as a jamaican i will still take my chances in africa all day long
There's a decent number of Jamaicans in Ghana, some run trucking businesses...I hear there's even a small community of yardies out near the slave coast.
AGREED!
@@tazzy4624 What world are you living in? Of course "Yardies" are Jamaicans, you people crack me up sometimes 😂...go and speak to any Jamaican and come back here and apologize.
@@Uncle-Basil no one in the caribbean calls jamaicans yardies your a smelly nigerian no wonder your so uneducated to think thats the case thats like me calling a nigerian and inferior smelly boko haram poo eater
@Tazzy You sound like a five year old...you just keep on making the wrong assumptions, trying to be right. No, I am not Nigerian and I never said anything about what the Caribbean calls Jamaicans. What I am telling you is that "Yardies" are Jamaicans and this is what many Jamaicans refer to themselves as...sometimes you just have to admit that you're wrong and move on my friend.
I'm a black American and went to South Africa, had a great time, loved it. From the minute I stepped off the plane I felt welcomed. I took tours with the locals, Safari's and had an amazing time.Would now love to go back and visit Ghana. I've traveled to more than a few places but this was the trip of a lifetime.
Beautiful beautiful just beautiful! Good points made. I will def share this.
Caribbean/ UK sister! Subscribing ❤ love your input ❤
I am an African American I think the Motherland is MAGNIFICENT look so forward to visiting the continent one day. I know that we have been lied to. The Motherland is Paradise it is home. ❤️ We need to LOVE AND SUPPORT one another. We are united by our MELANIN. ONE LOVE ONE PEOPLE. ❤️ 🖤 💚
It is not home we are aboriginals turtle Island has always been ours.
@@sacredserpent9667 what island are you talking about?
Are u African American or Israelite bc African American isn't in a list of nationalites ijs 🤷🏿♂️
@@flobekoe Negros are from America period Negros and Africans are not the same ppl at all just similar in skin tone
@@swagg_9104 I’m from Ghana.
Well Said! Wow...this just blows my mind for real. So many spells we've been under; So much brainwashing...on both sides. I So appreciate this video. And it's heartwarming to hear our fellow Black people in Africa wanting us to "come home" and "unite." So different from what I've ever known. Growing up, all I knew was that we weren't wanted nor desired in Africa. The Africans where I lived who came to America never talked about their homeland, but also never invited us to be part of their lives and what they were doing either. It was always such a strange relationship. This video is very encouraging. Marcus Garvey said, "Africa for the Africans...at home and abroad." That's ALL of us.
This needed to be addressed....
I'm African who lived in the US for nearly 3 decades but left in 2020 because of racially motivated murder of Black People in America by Police Officers. How could Africans in Africa not want Black America in Africa? First of all they don't even know much about you until they end up in America. Thanks to the internet and cable TV, they're starting to understand the race relationship between Black American and other races in America with regards to the horrible treatment that our brothers are enduring in so called land of the free.
It was actually my personal experience in North America in general, including the United States that makes me want if possible, any Black American willing to relocate to be welcome here. Because in my opinion, based on what my eyes saw as well as personal experiences, America just isn't a place for Black People. And that's the reason I'm writing from the motherland.
The fact is that Africans in the motherland should be welcoming you more than those in America, because they haven't gotten their minds Whitewashed, brainwashed and tainted with the White Man's "DIVIDE AND CONQUER" technique against Africans and my lovely Black American brothers in America
God Bless A....." Black America"
Wow where you live? It's not like that in New York.
@@empire7179Thank goodness! I now live in Africa
@@empire7179 I live in New York and (not to invalidate your experience) it is. You just have to go out and find them. Many African people are EXTREMELY loving and friendly. I love them especially the women! I have NEVER met an African woman who didn't show me love! When I express wanting to visit, many tell me they would welcome me "home". That ALWAYS stuck with me because as black Americans our connection to our ancestors was cut and it's beautiful to know that they see us as the same as them, not different because we live in the US. What's more is they do NOT like the treatment we get here, and during slavery AND during civil rights, MANY AFRICANS came to support American black people. It's not told to us because they want to keep us divided, however, a quick Google search with show Martin Luther King with our African brothers and sisters in LARGE numbers. They don't play about us but because of our biases and what we are told....the division is real. Trust me they love us and want us back home.
I am African American. I have been to Africa 8 times, 6 different countries. I loved it and the people. I married a Gambian woman. We will be moving back to the continent soon.
I’m so glad this message was positive and filled with love for all black people all over the world. You just earned yourself a new African American subscriber
I love you A.As I'm Xhosa. You people are just funny i love you really.
I am an African born in America married to a woman who was born in Africa.Pan Africanism America .Africans whether you were born in the diaspora or the African continent lets all intermarry and be one.
That's the spirit 🖤🖤
🤣🤣🤣Whatever....the lies you fools tell...we already see it ...
@@d.creports5492 What's the truth?
Getting senile in your old age, huh!
Am African American. I've been living in Ghana nine consecutive years. I just love this video sooooo much!!!!!. Among MANY other things, all manner of theft is alive and well in the U.S.
Do you have
A video of your experience? I'd watch it for your testimony
Yes! Record your journey, we’ll love to see it !
Thanks for sharing this video. And I totally agree with your entire message. Teach!!!!❤👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Girl, bless you. Thank you for this message. I asked in my heart for answers to many things, some you have spoken up. Thank you. see you soon
"Imagine having a husband and being afraid he may not come back home. Imagine having a son and being afraid they may not come home." That is a real concern in America, in many of our homes.
Oga even in any country in Africa u better play it safe. Pple still die from pumping gas 😭 ain't no where safe fucc u thought?
So true …
And this is exactly why this African spent decades in America and eventually bolted out after the racially motivated murder of George Floyd in the hands of a White Police Officer. I didn't want to have a White Police Officer determine whether I live to see my old age or die before my time..
The blunt reality Is that the racially motivated murder of Black People in the United States is a bigger conspiracy than just the little White Police Officer out their on the street hunting and seeking to shed and spill the precious blood of a Black Man.
Here in Africa, I don't have to worry about the above. Interestingly, White minority immigrants don't have to worry about being murdered by our Police Officers either
That’s in most countries. This worry is true, for many reasons in the US, as it is in other countries. No person with African lineage, no matter where they live, has to ’imagine’ it because it’s a reality for any of us who have male loved ones.
@@eklctc gang violence in the streets of west African Countries dn't get documented or on the News like US because the system is trying to paint a good image, not to talk of Lowkey terrorist attacks but lo this facts dn't demise the gun violence struggle in the US, just saying every place on earth got their disadvantages ...
Yes, we believe stereotypes about EACH OTHER & our COUNTRIES. IT GOES BOTH WAYS. We need to talk to each other & come together.
Yea this is nasty . I’m not with it .
I agree.. there are always those people who want to "fight". It's very annoying and counter productive.
Thank You Ndagire, thank you so much.
The level of truth in this vid! I had to subscribe 💜
Oooh preach bbe preach
Love this, I moved from usa to East Africa and never been safer.
love seeing such testimonies 🖤🖤
@@Ndagire I can go on and on but I kept it sort and sweet.
🖤🇳🇬 let me take this chance to say I love and miss all my Black brothers and sisters in America. You all are the real Africans because the motherland belongs to you all. Africa will never stop loving and still missing you all over 400 years. We are one people one love. 🖤
Thank you and we love you all too . Be bless always .
WE MISS & LOVE YOU TOO SO MUCH 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕 WE WILL BE UNITED & TOGETHER … THIS IS OUR DESTINY 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
Yes we love you African Americans come home please visit us!! You can also move to Africa 54 countries to choose from🤗
@@dropmeoffinafrica5790 one unity that will forever change the whole world, and then there will be so much tears of JOY for every Black human being around the world that has being mistreated because of their Skin colour ♥️🖤💗 in Australia 2023 they are still getting killed like fly's by the same white people that stole their lands and everything in it... the unity that will put an End to it all is coming 🖤✊🏿🖤
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I am an African American who has been to Africa 3 times. I plan to return in 2024. I love Africa and as a professional engineer, I pray that I will be able to complete a construction project in Africa to help with the rebuilding effort! Africa is beautiful, the African people are amazing and beautiful. My first trip to Africa was to a South Africa. I fit in with the people so well! People walked up to me speaking Zulu. I said, I don’t speak Zulu! They said, YOU DON’T SPEAK ZULU? No I am an American. YOU ARE AN AMERICAN! That is just how well I fit in with the people
Thank you for addressing this topic, Born in America lived in Kenya 🇰🇪 and you're right. When I came back to the USA ,people reminded me how Brainwashed they are about African countries.. We know very little about Africa..
And you make no effort to find out the two richest black are african so here s what
@@ngongo7895 I was to busy exploring the culture, Food and the freedom from B.S. to notice who was the richest man on the continent..
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There’s bad everywhere. My car was broken into in Texas a day before my cruise and they took everything. I got most of the stuff back it was dumped into different parking lots along the way. My purse was thrown out of a window and someone called it in to the police. Bad people everywhere.
The woman with the yellow shirt spoke straight truth. That’s the kind of woman we need.
My heart, soul and mental energy thanks you for your message. I love you as well.
This is real talk. As I said before, if I can just not live in fear of gun violence, I'm doing good by being in Ghana. Nobody is walking around armed and dangerous in Ghana. If I can walk the street without a white person crossing the street then my mental health is improving. Nobody crosses the street when they see me coming in Ghana. In Ghana I feel like a whole human. In America, I live my life walking on eggshells and calculating the best ways to not run afoul of whites. Don't go there, do talk to him or her, don't knock on this door, do apply for that job, don't be in that white space. The last time I was at a beach or in a pool was in the 90's. I went to the beach within 2 days of arriving in Accra. African Americans don't understand how powerful that is. We have become accustomed to living this stunted life in America. We have made peace with being 2nd class citizens. We are fighting hard to get something that someone else is fighting even harder to make sure we never have in America. And I feel that these African Americans with all of this animosity towards Africa are going to cause Ghana to close the door. Why allow such toxic people into their country? As we can see, no other countries are extending the same welcome. Only Ghana has reached out to us and we need to treat this as the treasure that it truly is.
I am an African America man living in America, At the age of 17, I learn that a man can make a lot of money in America, At 18, I started my own business, Before I turn 21 , I had bought 5 homes land, and 500 cattle , I took a trip to Africa and I love Africa, I really love the African women in the 7 nation I visited, these women were sweet and the guys were cool and some day I will go back to Africa and buy me some land, I visited Ethiopian, South Africa, Congo Central, Ghana, Gambia, Togo, The best country I loved was the South SUDAN, this where I left my heart, while I was in Africa I did not stay inthe cities, I lived in the country where the real people are
You are 100% right. Please Ghana, do not let the negative people here in Amerikkka turn you against us. You have opened the welcome mat for us, and we will not allow idiots here in Amerikkka to cause you to close it.
I'm Black-American and I'm all for experiencing the continent, I cant wait to visit... but you seem to have some serious psychological trauma issues goin on in your life. Lol It is not that bad here for most of the black folks I know with their ish together. I've never been arrested or even harrased by the police, I've actually gotten out of several traffic violation tickets by just acknowledging my violation and being courteous to the officers who were just doing their job. I've never been held back from achieving an educational, social or career goal I've put the effort into achieving and neither has my black wife, parents, siblings or children. Have we on occasion had run ins with some bigot white or other non black person?..Yes...just as on several occasions I've witnessed a black person do some faul bigoted ish as well to others and toward each other. I've witnessed white folks do some low-down dirty ish to fellow white folks as well. I saw a couple of white police officer beat the crap out of a white army vet friend of mine, for refusing to show his ID. Moral is.. people run into and get themselves into some pretty messed up situations, but for those who really want to get to where they want to be, there are plenty of open paths to achieve that if they're focused and determined enough to achieve it.
Ghana has not welcomed African-Americans! They have not given us dual citizenship. Also, they are not going to close the door to any of us because we bring in lots of money. There are no Black people over there, acting a fool, or doing anything overt. These idiots on this video are talking about some posts they read on Facebook or some personal text messages they may have gotten from some friends complaining about Africa. They are speaking like we’re going to Africa and writing graffiti on all the walls or something.
Also, Africa has whole villages of women being kidnapped, and child soldiers. Every 20 years or so there’s some sort of all out genocide against one of the populations there. So they can’t really bring up American violence in good faith.
you apparently dont seem to realize that black americans are the ones on social media with the racist comments about whites when whites and every non black group arent even checking for you
I never listen to a white lie about anything. I live in amerkkka. I have a few friends in Ghana, Uganda, Nigeria. We have been communicating for a couple of years. I can’t wait to get to Africa I love you all!!
So welcome dear 🖤🖤
We love you too
👸🏾 QUEEN UR BEAUTIFUL MUCH LOVE RESPECT 2U 🙏🏿 YO PROUD BLACK BROTHER FROM ANOTHER MOTHER 1 LOVE 💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿
Oh forgot. I'm new subscriber. Love your objectivity Ndagire.
As An American when I travel to Africa I don´t talk loud, I dont show off or show out who I am. I am humble first of all. When people see that you are humble, the Arabs and Muslims say, you have Nour or light in your face, they respect you. The same in Thailand. I kept my mouth closed and they still knew I was American, but not an arrogant American, soft spoken , and kind to everyone.
Wherever you go...be yourself.
Arabs and Muslims are arrogant and loud. I once saw a Muslim ( Arab) yelling at a Jewish youth on an America campus during another loud Islamic protest. In full view of countless Islamic supporters, he dropped the young , slightly built, Jewish student with one vicious punch 👊 amid the cheers of the anti-Semitic , crowed.
Yeah, they respect docile blacks who stay in their place.
I, however, certainly don't give a dam , about what type of black people that they claim to respect.
@@bigalsnow8199 My father saw White people beat and hang black people in tree´s in the South. South Carolina to be exact. They would have picnics and act like what they did was not sociopath behavior or the behavior of mentally ill people. I was never taught to generalize all White people as being this evil and backward or bloodthirsty. There is bad and arrogant loud people among all groups who think they are right and everyone else is wrong.
Arabs of today who have been Whited out have their racism because it was taught to them by the French and English Colonizers who ruled their countries and even before that they were racist as hell so can´t always blame the White man right? Arabs were taught to hate their original Arab selves who were Black and brown skin people from Yemin in recent history. There are many non White cultures that harbor racism and color-ism way more that White people, and that is a fact I have witnessed first hand. All of the hatred stems from one place.👿
Wow. I'd rather stay at home than go through all of that. The white people and Asians go to Africa and slap Africans around. I couldn't take that type of treatment like Africans and yourself.
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LOL 😂😆😆.. this video is so REAL!!! SO TRUE.. ALL TRUE!!
I have been in Ghana for 2 months, and I have also traveled to Tanzanian and Zanzibar, so it was a delight to hear you push away that negative energy. I have had great experiences in Africa and love my people. Thank you thank you
Zanzibar is so beautiful 💕💕💕💕
Girl you said the truth . My sister and I would like to visit one of the countries in Africa and I’ve seen all the beautiful cities that looks no different than our cities and I’ve seen the rural poor areas and. that’s everywhere.. I have to doing my DNA as a black American. I am very motivated to learn a lot more about the continent.
"Iza mntase" I mean come sister.😂😂 I'm xhosa.
this is great. love the message
Sending love to all Black people, keep connecting us dear
Thank you so much, more blessings to you. I appreciate your support 🖤✊🏿
@Ndagire Continents Landmasses CREATED BY THE ALMIGHTY CREATOR OMNIPRESENT OMNIPOTENT ALL-KNOWING ALL-SEEING YAHAWAH AHAYAH are not the problem, evil human beings are regardless of what tribes seeds or nationalities places of birth.
American citizens especially the middle class live off of credit ! The number one reason prices are so high 🙂
And you are from a continent that sold your own to America to become slaves....
@@rosiebrown220 I know many don't know this but America/Caribbean was actually first inhabited by blacks before Asian Caucasian Mongoloid red Indians.
Ugandans are so beautiful 😍. You're beautiful sis keep shining. Love from South Africa 🇿🇦
Something about knowing your own people sold you out and still look down on you for some reason just doesn't sit right with me
Yessss! Absolutely and we'll said!! Loved this soooo true!!
I have visited Africa many times, I absolutely love it❣️I’m also African American and I love the US as well. I like watching this video but I do not agree with put America down to love Africa. I think both places have similar challenges, but one is not better than the other. I think you can find enjoyment and happiness living in both places. That is my dream❤ to have a home 🏡 in both Africa and America 🇺🇸 🇬🇭
Agreed ! Don't put us down, and likewise . Deal
Same pretty harsh towards us what was said by a few in this video. So I'm good cause we're not all like that.
Exactly sis disregard sum of the negatives that comes frm these pple, they talk abt Africa like it's a country, they've nvr been to 7 countries in the continent. there's gun violence where I'm from and the authorities be hella unprofessional, I understand they're tryna paint a good picture but Atp the comparison is bogus asl ...
I could never place America who killed, raped & enslaved by ppl over Africa … my loyalty is not divided…Just because I was unfortunately born in America, does mean it’s my home, it never has been & it never will be …
@@dropmeoffinafrica5790 allat BS they feed u, blood it ain't all good here in Africa either... U an American n it's gne always be a part of u fucc what the YT pple say
This is good and I hope African American wherever they are take this into consideration. Living in East Africa and travelling to other countries off the continent taught me a lot. There is no better place than the motherland. You have to travel there to see it yourself.
Most of them would wanna go to west like Nigeria and Ghana because majority of them were taken from those regions
@@Rs9z. It's a perception they have but once you travel to East you will love the place.
@@schoolforall8603 oh trust me I know, I have a few East African friends and the landscapes climate wildlife everything is amazing, hope to go one day
I love this vlog she raises very valid valid points.
It's my first time on your channel but as I soon as I saw you I said to myself, "she sounds like my cousin" and lo and behold you're in Uganda. I was born there but raised in the states. You have a new subscriber ❤
Well said. Love this. I am a black American. Everything you said is true. I got robbed in Paris. The 2nd day I arrived in Paris someone took my wallet from my backpack. The streets of Paris are deplorable. Nasty. I lived in Florida for over 30 years. The libraries in Florida are occupied by homelessness. Working people are homeless in America. They cannot afford groceries sometimes.
I completely agree with you
@@dropmeoffinafrica5790 Really....? Y'all stop playing. But how come they show glitters and gold?
I was offered to rent or buy a 9 year old girl in Ghana and a younger girl in Nigeria, I told the police and they didn't care. I offered to buy the girls and send them home, the police laughed at me and said parents would just sell them again, so gut wrenching. If you go to Africa stay in the big cities and tourist areas. There's open air slave markets in Libya, I saw them FFS, it's not the same, I have been all thru Africa... Yes the US has problems, but I have been all thru Africa, and it's not the same... It's God awful... Not stolen phones, actual in your face slavery, child slavery, child soldiers it goes on and on, it's not the same!!!
Where in ghana did someone offer to sell a 9yr old to you? Give me the name of the place
You are a lie
Yes they still have and sell slaves.
Guy pls,if you want to lie make it more believable.
I’m Black American and I don’t care what anyone says, I’m coming home to Africa and I’m going to love it! I love my brothers & sisters!
We did not come from Africa Our home is America.
We are not brothers and sisters
I am anxious to come home and am thankful for the internet so I can see people like you. ❤❤
I'm coming home soon. I'm from Jamaica, and I've been living in the U.S. for almost 10 years. I made two trips to the Motherland in 2022, where I visited Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda, and Uganda. I fell in love! I'm committed to moving there before the end of 2023!
The same things they complain about us going to their country and doing. The africans and caribbeans come here and do. And that is my issue with them. Stay outta black American affairs, stop disrespecting black americans when you get around white people, and when you start to make a lot of money. Caribbeans stop saying how you created hip hop, I can go on and on.
big facts is laughable bcus they come here and be the worst! caribbeans and Africans horrible customer service and thry have much worse going on in their home countries, even the comparison is laughable and ive been all over Africa and Caribbean they need to stop the cap bro•
Oh shut up
@@sayitasis8326. And who are you?
as a trinidadian it was a Nigerian chick that claimed caribbeans invented hip hop either way hip hop is not black owned thats where the real problem is
@@tazzy4624. The system got it out from up under us like everything else we came up wit. And these culture vulture's are not just the white power structure. They are also people who look like us, like these wack individuals in the dam video and the broad who told you that lie. Not just black owned, but owned by the blacks who were forced to build this country.
Thank you for your post . I would love to come to Africa. Always have loved Africa.
I have never been to Africa, but my mother went to Kenya for a month for educational purposes. I do plan to visit the continent one day. I think both African Americans and Africans need to respect each other and learn from each other. We definitely come from different cultures, and that's the beauty of the world. I have traveled to many places abroad, and I have embraced the different cultures and have learned from them.
Well you need to come we are loving and have respect. I'm from South Africa.
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 exactly!!!! Blk immigrants have no respect for blk Americans. Look at Akon and all the hateful things in the comments. It is a 2 sided thing but only blk Americans are getting blamed
It's on my bucket list. Soon.
🙏Okay this is fine what you say but be nice you know that many African-Americans are traumatically distress so of course they're going to be preconceived. Thank you for sharing but it can be said with a little more compassion, A little more salt, and kudos to you for even being able to get to Africa.👍
Honestly., it’s some of the interactions that Black Americans have with Africans IN America., and even online with Africans in the UK., create the animosity and misconceptions Black Americans have about countries in Africa. Many Africans come to america with PRECONCEIVED ideologies about Black Americans. But most of the Black Americans that I have heard talk about going to countries in Africa, and being treated lovely.
5:01 And, THIS is what I was talking about about previously. While this African woman is saying that Black Americans need to leave these misconceptions behind., it is ALSO AFRICANS who come to America and HAVE PRECONCEIVED IDEAS ABOUT BLACK AMERICANS. Just as the young lady before this woman ran down a list about our homeless population, food stamps, etc.
So it’s NOT JUST a “Black American problem”., it’s is a DIASPORA PROBLEM. Because Caribbean people are NOT exempt either. So how about we ALL STOP regurgitating WS ideologies against ONE ANOTHER. Because WE ALL HAVE BEEN COLONIZED, and SOME STILL hold WS ideologies about other Black people. And STOP these ridiculous “diaspora wars”. Because as a Black American I CONTINUE to see people from the continent (especially those who immigrate to the Uk) getting online and saying despicable things about Black Americans., and using our VERY PAINFUL HISTORY of Chattel Slavery as an insult to us.
Well said 👏🏽
It's usually said in retaliation. Black Americans are fond of throwing stones and hiding their hands. Those viral videos making fun of African food was a good example. Had that been the other way round, Africans would not be allowed to hear the end of it. Black Americans instigate and get upset when Africans retaliate in kind. Some of biggest Black Americans online are channels with divisive messages degrading Africans and Caribbeans. You can't have your cake and eat it too.
Thank you for the honesty and education! I hear you. 💝
In my early 20’s, I worked for a big furniture and home design company, and I had many African clients. We sold these giant tapestries to hang on the wall, and they had maps painted on them. Old maps. I remember my African clients always getting excited to see that Africa was actually the right size. I was young, and while I knew the maps used in schools were catered to the country they were teaching in, I drastically underestimated exactly how altered they were. I had no idea Africa was actually THAT big; you can fit the US in Africa 3 times, and you still come up short. That is a very tangible example, but I think it does speak to how US-centric the American mind is trained to be.
I’ve had the good fortune of being able to travel abroad since I became an adult. My parents couldn’t buy us material things, and we definitely had to scrimp and save to afford anything that could be considered a “luxury”. My parents did all that saving to take us on trips. Car trips. Nothing fancy. We would just drive around the country, pack food in coolers, and take in the free sights and local culture as we went. That kind of travel means you have to interact with the people, and it’s very easy to dispel myths and stereotypes if you actually focus on the locals. Because you find out that everyone is basically the same, no matter where you go. I have found that to be true internationally as well. I have expressed a desire to travel to Africa for as long as I remember, but many have tried to dissuade me. “You’ll get robbed, kidnapped, sick, and harassed,” they’ll sometimes say. Really? Because they told me the French would be rude, and they weren’t. They told me the Jamaicans would try to rip me off, but they were super welcoming. Heck, there are parts of my own country people have told me we’re scary, but I would go and have no idea what they are talking about. Maybe it’s because I grew up in a very diverse, urban area with it’s own rules and eccentricities, and it takes more to put me off? Or maybe it’s just that a lot of people are afraid of anything they don’t immediately understand.
I will say that, at least in my part of the US, you are more likely to be low-income in general, and waaaayyyyy more likely to be low-income if you are black. And something most low-income people don’t get to do in the US is travel. Like, anywhere, even in your own country or region. Not being able to travel can leave you pretty ignorant, no matter your race. I swear, liberals could change a lot more hearts and minds if we stopped spending so much money on political ads, and just gave people travel vouchers to other countries. Turns out we’re not the best in the world at A LOT of stuff, and it’s hard to deny that when you see it with your own eyes. I hope to see Africa with my own eyes, hopefully soon. 😊
Idk how I feel about the last woman who spoke… she said “and you wonder why we don’t like some of you”… WOW I have so much else to say, but ima keep it to myself. She was stating some very ignorant points. But as always…
I’m Black and I’m proud✊🏾
You not even black 😂😂 are you The Cokro of a black crayon 🤣🤣🤣🤣 damn all you niggas are fucking Stupid
Damn near white calling ya lace front wearing Bald head BLACK 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@babydaddykilla311 oh lol
That almost boiled your blood for a second 🤔
I agree with what has been said about stereotype. The 3rd female is on point but what she didn’t address is that when some African”s and Jamaican’s come to the US they stereotype as well. “If you don’t want to come don’t come” I anticipate visiting Ghana some day.
Notice how one sided they are. This is why you can't fall for it.....too many Black Americans have sympathy for Africans & Caribbeans but no sympathy for themselves.
@@13579hee I totally agree. If we have both been influenced about the other and we know that, then the same care and understanding that we give to them, knowing that the influence has developed stereotypical views, we should give to ourselves. Thank you for your comment!
Exactly! That last part. The Black immigrant mentality with the undermining in the USA is the only group to do this. The Asian and European immigrant community tether to the majority and enjoy each other’s privilege. Whereas, ours tether seemly only for Black American support and then separate by ethnicity. The “Oh, I’m not one if them.”
But you’re right though, don’t keep coming to the USA with the same western narrative you complaining about. It goes both ways.
I will admit it’s more 😮pleasurable communicated and getting to know continental born and raised Africans and Carribean (Africans) natives because these are the folks rooted in the culture and have a deeper and pure perspective and outlook on life in my opinion. As a Foundational Black American I relate to them more than first and second generation immigrants.
@@13579hee And I'm tired of being demonized!
Yea school only teaches us so much about Africa and it’s always sad or not good but when I grew up I met Nigerians or Moroccans and how they would talk about Africa or their culture really changed my perspective and I’m glad it did!
Africa the most diverse continent in the world
Let us marry ourselves the black Africans everywhere are beautiful
Your show is very healthy and continue to allow your natural beauty to flow.
The colonizers have us going at each other, and we fall for it, that’s what is sad.
You said a mouthful.
No that's how people really feels
Another great video. I'm so glad I was introduced to you by one of Ivie Anita's videos. Never let anyone stop you from spreading the truth, my strong, beautiful, soul sister. Much love to you.
Thanks dear I appreciate your support 🖤
🤦🏾♀️ this channel is nothing like Ivie, just hateful comments and one sided views.
@@kyannimartin7956 We're all entitled to our opinions. I'm sorry you don't vibe here. Maybe try another video??
Thank you for this post… I plan on visiting the motherland one day ❤️
I feel so connected when you say come home. I actually teared up which is so weird. I have my passport already I’m coming. It would be my first time.
Everything my sisters from the Africa Continent just said about America is true. Forgive your family from America that is speaking this way about Africa. We have been brainwashed but we are learning the truth from you guys on the continent and from other black Americans that are there. Thanks for your input and we love you guys too!
Thanks. Love 💓 from Africa. There is enough land and love here for to connect with home. One blood n one family.
Yes, if you know some brothers or sister from there either from work or in passing they will pass along so much knowledge. This one African man who was my Uber on a date gave me so much advise, made sure I made it into my home before he drove off and wished me all the best. Told me what to look for in a man and was just the best experience I’ve ever had in an Uber.
So want you to over there and stay since you like them so much don't come back to America .
Speak for yourself about brainwashing,!
Yes, we all have been lied to our whole life.
I am 79 years old, and I have several health problems. If I was a young man or even a middle-aged man, I would definitely travel to Africa. My first place to visit would be Ghana. Imagine walking down the street, and everyone you meet looks like you. Sure there are some negative people there, but there are negative people everywhere. You don't have to look very far to find them here in America. Love to all of my fellow Africans, I am not a black, negro, n word, or African-American. My DNA comes from Nigeria and Kenya, and other various Sub-Saharan peoples. Hotep to all of my African cousins.
Hotep Senior ✋More Blessings upon You Sir❤
We wish there was a way to get you over here to Africa, sir. We would welcome you with love and joy.
I pray for good healthy and long life so you can see motherland Ghana one time in your life. Love from 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
I am sick, disabled, on food stamps, and diabetic still iam coming to Ghana. Selling my house and car. Going forward. A civil war is coming time to l ave no choice.😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Sorry meant time to get out while you can. I do not trust the police or army or government to protect us from mass killings. The ancestors have told us to come home now!!!!!!!!😢
*Great, great great video. I liked and subscribed. 😊*
You said precisely what needs to be said. Thank you for educating everyone. Poverty, violence and ignorance are everywhere. Respect the culture you visit.
Yes everywhere no country is special but the differences is the money lol
The spirit of love is calling. Stay on point at all times.
My advice as an African in Africa: forget most what you've read or heard, visit an African country with an open mind and form your own opinions based on your experience.
I've heard things about the USA, visited some cities with an open mind and have my own opinions.
But the same can be said about the stereotype of some Africans feel they're better than black Americans & their stereotype feelings towards us
@@yonnab7015 An African here! Lived in the US most of my life. Left because of horrible and racially oppressive treatment of Black People in general, regardless of continent of birth. Nothing makes an African better than a Black American and vice versa. Same way nothing makes Europeans better than White Americans.
It's every individual choice to either buy into the American devid and conquer policy or just be your own person, chart your own course in America and embrace Black People like you, regardless of which continent they calle home. It worked for me is all I can say.
God Bless......"Black America"
@X Y I am Afri- Carib American. Alot of African Americans don't like people who are different. They would rather gossip and be phony at work. I'm not saying all of them. The Africans seem to feel they are better than you but not all of em. I wish we all can forgive one another and heal mentally, physically, and spiritually, and all blacks who were scattered would unite!
Honestly, I think that Afro-Caribbeans, Afro-Latinas, Africans, African Americans and all people who identify as Black or African, have all experienced some historical traumas and various manifestations of subjugation for just being - just existing. Through the generation we haven't healed because we keep inheriting the traumas of our ancestors or we acquire new traumas which are a result of the harsh world we live in. And we keep blaming one another (the various Afro groups) for the trauma of the other, we keep allowing ourselves to be divided, yet all of us are still oppressed by the same people who started this mess. They profit (especially financially) from our divisions. While they make money, we are still tryna heal but we're also hurting ourselves and each other in the process and we're still the poorest and still the exploited and still the ones who make other people rich.
It's sad!
@@yolandaemba919 Very well crafted! Goodness help the Black Race worldwide
I visited Egypt a few years ago. From one destination to the next, I was chased around by native people there begging me to purchase items and trinkets. It was so bad that my tour guide had to personally escort me around because one seller became so angry with me, I didn't come back to his stand to buy key chains. My experience there only made me solidify the real reason I went there, to see the pyramids. Listening to the women in this video only validates what I have seen all my adult life, underlying discord among African and African Americans. If Africans Americans have any reservations with coming to Africa, there is a fair amount of validity to this argument. From the feed the children commercials, coverage of the Rwandan genocides on tv, seeing blood stained rivers with dismembered body parts, who can blame anyone who has cultivated fears after seeing these things. Of course there is danger and injustice all over the world, but Africa has a long way to go to revamp its image. It is up to its native people to do that. Citing school shootings and gun sales at Wal-Mart are just deflecting from the truth.
This is REALLY REAL TALK! Tell the Truth! I'm moving to AFRICA!!!
They ALLLL USED!!! THAT!..."African AMERICAN" Sista...Too...GET OUT THEIR!!!....TRUE!!! FEELINGS!!!
🤣🤣🤣 Thanks For.... REVEALING! Your TRUE!!! ... SELVES!🤣✌🏿
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Trust me, you wouldn’t want all African Americans to come home no more than we want all Africans here in America. Let those who are called to go, go, and those who are called to stay, stay. We can all work together from where we are, and from where we want to be. May God’s desires rule and reign over us all.❤
First most blacks in America are natives to this land. Hold native blood. Not all of us have ancestry and or relatives from Africa or of Africa. We share very similar hue and complexation as our brothers and sisters in and of Africa but not all blacks of America are African. There is a lot of history we turn blind eye to just saying. How can you not want a certain people to whom the lands belong. #confusion
@@lilliebelcher1102 There is no black American native. There are of course blacks from Asia, like the Pacific Islanders and Indian blacks, otherwise you are an African if you are black. Prove me wrong by showing your DNA if you are black. Don't listen to all those rubbish by those who are hunting for other ancestral homes because they don't want to have links with Africa because of the brainwashing of their slave masters: I know some are claiming to be Hebrews or Arabs or anything else, they have been enslaved mentally, what they deserve is sympathy.
Africa will soon get crappy due to this recent invitation. not all AA should go. Only those who have a heart for it.
People from Africa have always looked down on black Americans.
Don't you think it's time to stop this on both sides.
Very good video on what the issues really are.
I don't know how all of them are but the African women I work with are so rude. I almost got fired ... had to ignore them because I know my mouth. I'm good here in America .. even though it's not the best country - I would consider buying a second house in Jamaica. I'll visit Africa but I don't want to live there. I agree.
i was a migrant. When i returned to my "mother land" i found myself in a "culture shock". Everything was totally different. Habits were different....I realized that somethings that was said about my country were real. Thus, it is important that people of African descent go to their Continent and check things for themselves. Poor people are everywhere in the world. lack of medical assistance, if not any, the same. Homeless sleep on the streets and get kicked as they became a burden to "society", "comparing mass shooting in schools (cannot describe the feeling) to thieves, rapists, pedophiles etc. is absolutely out of place. No laws against selling of weapons? No age of consent for possessing weapons? Mental Health for possessing weapons ? What is this PRIVATE PROPERTY thing? What about children soldiers below the age of 8 in burundi and Sierra Leone, not to talk about on-going conflicts? It is a mess just anywhere and it is indeed up to us to be honest with one-self . It is a difficult subject and the western world at times goes back to the ottoman empire and the continent itself and their rulers even back in the days. If one wants their culture to remain intact that is fair enough but they should also expect that everything's not roses.