Living In Italy as an African woman| The good and the bad| My experience
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- Here is my experience living in Italy, Milan, as a black African woman. Please note: Experiences are individual and this is mine, it could be different for other women here in different environments. Feel free to share yours :-)
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I'm italian and I wanna thank you for the nice word you spend about us italians. Have a good day, from Italy.
You are right, Italians stare a lot. It has nothing to do with race or being different. Italians are visual people. When you first encounter an Italian that Italian will look at you and study every movement you make. It's a form of communication that foreigners will never understand. If you meet two Italians especially the older folks, simply by looking at each other they know what the other is thinking. Unfortunately, with the younger generation it's becoming a lost art of communication.
Oh wow, that's interesting to learn, makes sense. Thanks.
i love this.....
Roman is not Italian, BTW. I think he's a Romanian pretending to be Italian. I don't even know why.
Roman Darius, non sono nero, e sono nato in Italia. Ma scommetto che questo commento non sarai in grado di leggerlo senza Google Translator.
Joseph iasiello : "Italians are visual ppl"
Do you realize how fkn stupid you sound?
I was treated like a unicorn when I was in Nepal, it's fun when you physically look different than majority and everyone is interested
Hehe. I hear you.
Hmmm I think it's more accurate if you say 'ugandan culture" instead of "black culture." Where you are from, doesn't represent all other black people around the world. For instance, Black Americans have a culture different from yours. So do Jamaicans, Haitians, Bahamians etc. Just as white French people have different culture from white Americans, and so on.
Is that in reference to this particular video? I don't see anywhere I generalised cultures here. I do agree that not all black people have the same culture and I'm pretty sure I make it clear I'm African from Uganda in my videos but do mention that there are things that cut across the bigger part of Africa.
Yes. "I have no problem educating them about black people, black culture...."
Yes, in reference to where I come from which is already mentioned. Also, from reading, travelling, association and interaction with black people from all over the world, I have more knowledge about our race compared to many of them and can still educate them about that as far as I know.
Right Stella. I can't speak for the entire Africa either because we still have differences. So what I mean should be obvious.
With a big number of western people thinking Africa is a country, don't assume they know what you mean is obvious.
I Love the way you tackle each point, its educative and so clear without offending anyone. Keep it up girl, i am officially subscribing
Thank you. I understand our experiences can be different and respect that. Welcome aboard. Feel free to share and watch other videos.
great video, very interesting indeed!! and i like your attitude towards educating other people about our race
Thank you. I try not to be paranoid and drive everything to race I guess that's why I barely ever feel it.
Great topic and very well put:) Keep sharing! X
Thanks for watching sis. A lot more coming.😀
nice video, a hug from italy!
Thanks. X
Thank you for speaking highly of Italy> Im Italian myself living in US but I miss Italy and i will be back soon.
Italians LOVE curvaceous women that is why the looks probably. I do believe we are attracted a lot by chocolate women. We dont have a lot of blacks living in Italy so ppl are not really used to but I can say for sure we are not as racist as the white americans vs african americans. Here u can feel racism and its bad too.
Anyways thank you again for nice words and keep up with the good gospel about Italy
Ciao linda tinah
antonio fortuna yes. I think it's a matter of time before they get used to the diversity.
antonio fortuna ciao I'll be visiting Italy in september
I'm a Gambian living in Italy. Who feels it knows it better. I have no doubt ppl like you can be very nice. Because you have travel. Speaking for my self i can say 95 % of the Italian are racist
As a black person having lived in Italy and the US, I think Italians are just as racist as white Americans. I'm sure you are a nice person but they do have a problem with non-white people in Italy. There is a lot of physical attacks on blacks in Italy.
Hey I am from the Caribbean and I've been living here for 10 years and I cannot complain.. My experience has been similar to yours.. I came over from Melissa's channel. :) you go girl!
Hey, glad to have you here. Where in Italy do you live?
wow, i can only imagine your experiences so far lol
subbed
Thanks for passing by. I'm still here so sure there's more to come. lol
Interesting! I shared your video with loved ones in Italy and she totally agreed on the makeup part lol! Interesting topic and simply nice video.
Just seen this. Thanks for sharing. xxx
so true about what u saying!I'm leaving in Prato from Tanzania!
How is it over there? I am sure you somehow somewhere relate. Nice to see another EastAfrican.
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Hi Linda, Tnx for the tips. really helpful as I would be visiting Milan for a few days.
Glad you enjoyed your video. Have a wonderful stay in Milan.
I love Italy, the people and culture. I've also dated an Italian guy from Florence when I was a single girl. You are so right about the part where we are so sexualized there due to previous prostitution in the past. Back in 2010 I was in Rome vacationing with a girl friend of mine(she's Caucasian ) . One evening I decided to go out alone and a guy in his car followed me many blocks all the way to the hotel while I was walking and he kept on talking to me in Italian.He didn't speak English and I kept telling him " Non parlo L'italiano" but he kept on going. I didn't feel threatened or scared , but who knows.. Maybe he was asking me " how much?" I have no idea😅 and I was just wearing jeans and a blouse nothing revealing. Overall, I love that Italy. I'd visit every year if I could.
Crazy stuff right. Overall I love it too :-) Thanks for watching.
you are right, old men seem all think black girls are prostitutes.
But most of the time men are only purely attracted, very much.
They do the same with latinas or with every attractive girl
This is good information, visited calabria in 2015 and i do agree they did stare at me like crazy....in the shops i felt like they didnt think i afforded the stuff especially in high end shops....good work. keep it up
I know what you're talking about and yet the south is more relaxed than the north.
Thank you. I'm in Florence now and I've experienced those things too. It can get a little lonely sometimes =)
Yes it can. And creating a good circle of friends can be really hard too.
Thank you for this! very informative
Glad it was. Thanks for watching. X
Love this video,I always love your videos anyway,I relate to many of the points.
Thanks hun.
+Linda Tinah TV love that gap teeth lol .it's my pride. swahili we say mwanya. God bless you
Also in my culture it's beauty but I don't like it. Oh oh
Lol . I have gap too . It's look beautiful on you though
Thanks dear
Great video, indeed. I traveled to Venice(Venezia) in the 80's. Only for a weekend. I want to go back one day. I subscribed because of you and your family. I know I will enjoy watching your videos.
Awww, thank you so much. I hope you enjoy the channel. Was it any different in the 80's?
Great information, thank you!
Thanks for watching
Italians stare at black girls in order to distinguish and understand if you are a prostitute from Nigeria (there came a lot with illegal immigrants), if you are a tourist, or if you are a naturalized italian citizen. There is a looong moment of suspense before you or them could solve the doubt by saying something.
I think this is true. It's like they are trying to figure you out.
LOL Italians stare at everybody.... All the time
So glad I found your channel! I'm Nigerian-American and plan on visiting Italy very soon possibly even move there permanently in the future. I wanted to see if I could find some information from other black women before I go. Your video is so informative. Thank you!!
I am glad it gave you a little insight. Of course experiences are different depending on the individual so keep an open mind. Which part of Italy do you plan to settle?
i love your channel. just subscribed. you have a beautiful family too. God bless.
Thank you dear. Bless
This is so interesting. I'm yet to visit my sister in law but now the tickets are so expensive!! Maybe later on at the end of the year.. every point was well addressed!
Let me know if you're ever in Milan.
I love your video because I just subscribed!!!
Thanks
I like your video. It's very educational. My Teacher that I work with at school says, she traveled to Italy with her family (African Americans) and yes, she said, that the Italians were very curious about there hair. They also experienced lots of stares and she family may travel to Italy next year.
that question about hair pops up alot. someone asked me if have curly hair on my viiii. 🙈🙈🙈🙈
lol seriously!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Love you girl...such a positive attitude 😊
Love you right back.
Hi Linda, thank you so much for your video :) I'm also a black african currently living in London but I'm so in love with Italy that I'm thinking about moving there someday. I often travel to Italy and I've never encountered any problem so far during my trip, except for the language. That's why I've decided to start learning Italian and hopefully that would encourage me even more to move over there ;)
Hello there. Learning the language is a very good start to blending in. I wish you all the best dear.
This was a very interesting topic. Have you moved there for good or are you planning on moving again in a few years?
I am married here with 2 babies so this is my second home. Looks like I have to learn to live here and so far I am doing fine.
"I HAVE BEEN ASKED HOW MUCH BEFORE!" - OMG! LOL! (Uncomfortable Laugh). WOW!!! LINDA, THIS VIDEO WAS WELL DONE AND HELPED ME LEARN ANOTHER VIEW. THANK YOU FOR SHARING SUNSHINE. XOXO :)
Thanks for watching love. What's important is having an open mind about things. It helps. X
that is a very interesting video, I am from Austria (right above Italy) .....I have been to Italy many times, its a fun place to be and I love the Italians,......but right now I live in America, since quite a view years, I would say, every time we move to a place that is very different from our home country it could get a little challenging, but I see it more as an adventure. the longer you are there the easier it gets,...
Yes, it definitely gets better then you learn how to live in the new environment. It helps to be open minded, makes it easier to adapt to the new stuff. Thanks for watching. Do you like it in the US?
I like being in the USA, yes, even though its a little too hot for my taste (I am in California), but would like to move to a cooler and greener state like Colorado maybe,.... but I do miss my home country quiet badly now...lol
I know the feeling. All the best dear. X
Hi, me and my wife are planning a trip to Italy hopefully this year. I really want to see things like the coliseum etc, taste the good foods. Where do you recommend staying and what is the best time of year to travel to italy from the states?? Thank you. Enjoyed your video
Thank you. The colesseum is in Rome. Do you want to see different towns? They are all about 3 hours apart on a fast train. Venice and Florence are lovely too. The summer is very vibrant in Italy but can be really hot especially in August. September and June are cooler.
Yes, that was the plan to ride the fast train but stay in Rome for a few days and then on to Italy. We will have approx. 10 days to do all this. Haven't set a date yet but I want to gather all info before we start paying money out. Again, your video was very informative.
I see. Don't let my video scare you. hihi. You will love Italy. So for 10 days you can do 3 towns. Rome Venice are on the top of the list. Don't know if you want to chill out at the seaside then you can visit Geneva. Oh there is also Tuscany. So look those up and come up with an itinerary.
Honestly if I have so little town Milan would be my last pick. There is less to see here less of course you want to shop in the city of fashion.
Thank you so much for your thoughts and ideas for us. Look me up on facebook. If you ever come to the states let us know.
New subbie, hello! Loving all your vlogs, beautiful family, gorgeous lady you are, xx.
Thank you so much dear
Thanks for your video,
I have experienced racism mainly here in Milan and is most especially with ATM drivers
Thanks for watching. That's unfortunate. So they have picked on you in particular out of everyone and insulted you or something like that?
+Linda Tinah TV Yes dea, have been insulted several times. When you request for a stop and you only one black man that is moving out. They don't want to stop. And sometimes if there are other pipo that are moving out and u only one black on the down he opens for the others and he doesn't open the door where u are and when u run to the other door he closes the doors and takes u to next stop. And one day I was traveling to San Donato with my friends and when this guy saw that it was only 4 blacks remaining in the bus he refused to drop us. Instead he told us that we should move out and wait for another bus that his going back to the station
OMG. Unbelievable. That's so rude my God. I would say something.
Thanks dear
I get approached more by Italian men than any other men
Many black women here say the same.
cause we have good taste
I also need an italian guy
@@joemoschetta1541 stfu
Very well rounded issues presented. 👍🏾👍🏾💯
Thank you
Wow didnt think the 'how much' thing happens in europe. this is very common in the middle east
Thank you for this video. Would you retire in Italy?
Thanks for watching dear. The answer to your question is yes and no. This is actually something I will be addressing in a video of it's own as I have had many people ask me about it so be on the lookout.
Whaooo, those are interesting info.
Thanks for watching.
eeeh Nyabo, well done dear...love your videos kabisa. I so relate to most of this things. The prostitution issue...I just had to assume and move on from such encounters otherwise my life in Italy would have been hell on earth. Hair....this struggle is real waaaaa, don't even remind me of it. My fro though was an attention attractor...hehe
I used to use the train alot and sometimes I would see some people weren't so comfortable seating next to me...I just had to ignore that./...so I don't know whether that counts as racism or discrimination :P
I feel though it is up to us to be open with our cultures and traditions and be willing to educate people about it without taking everything they do to us too personally. So kudos for that.
I have seen people holding their bags firm on public transport when a black (mostly guys) hops on but they do it to eastern europeans too. I agree with you though, a positive outlook on things is important.
Alot of italian people dont get how fortunate we are with free sanity and education, brava, un onore come cittadina italiana in pochi riconoscono ormai le qualita del nostro paese
Great Video! Just subbed :)
Thanks hun
Finally a great video explaining the truth about living in Italy...I am the older generation Italian and grew up there 50s-60s I had never met anyone of a different ethnicity. I knew nothing about being racist. When I finally did see a black person, I stared out of amazement and curiosity of how different we were and how beautifully white and perfect her teeth were. Sei una bellissima ragazza and I bet the men stare at you! Ignore the old guys some are still very ignorant and back in the 40s somewhere.
Thank you so much for this comment. Bless
Nice video dear thumbs up. I'm happy you like the place .i stay in Germany I like the place it's true here too they ask me if I get sunburnt lol I used to say I don't get burnt until I visited Italy 😄😄😄😄then the sun showed me that I can also get burnt.😀😀😀thumbs up dear
Hahaha, It takes longer for us but we suffer the effects of direct sun too.
cool video and I looooooooved the way you pronounce "other"
I once got asked my price. I'm at the Hbf waiting to meet my husband and some guy sits beside me and starts asking about the nearest hotel we could go for a quickie!! was actually more hilarious than upsetting
+J Ausserehl But surprising too right? Hmmm. I'm going back to the video to see how I pronounce 'other' lol
Some of the same issues I experience living here in Japan.how did you arrive in Italy? Why do you live there?
Are those questions for me?
Linda Tinah TV yes they were :) but I think I know the answers now, you came to Italy because you married your husband right?
yes 😊😊
hi dear what are ur issue
Wooow, great video! Brilliant and educative. It's a pity how we African women are associated with prostituition in most parts of the world.
It's really sad. And you're right. Not only in Europe, everywhere.
That's what I thought. That for the older people, It's all so new. To think they are less than could be a bit true because of the jobs the black do here, few are able to get white collar jobs and so do the work Italian won't do. But that should change with the younger generation. So true about people being brought here form Africa for the wrong reasons. Thanks for your input.
Lies
Then approach real African prostitutes in the streets and ask them why they are doing that..it's their fault that BW are associated with them
tabitah munduru Hey....how much!
I Have experienced the same problems her in Dk, but I have never felt discriminated either. Have also been asked "how much" before. Am natural so I do my own hair. But yes the salons here are also too expensive, Mac, Lancôme and Bobby brown have lots of our colour. Sephora has lots too, but for girls in the country side it's a problem. But girls in the Uk and Us have more choices:-)
Yes, the UK and US has more choices. Nyx is also another spot for us. Should try the lancome products. The 'how much' had my jaw dropping. Oh well, just keep it positive dear. X
Kiko has great colors for dark skin actually!
Oh yeah.I am actually using a kiko foundation currently. Thanks
I am looking to buy a house ,so I will look in Milan, what's the job market like,there
Bad, LOL Seriously though it depends what your looking for but I'll tell you already that you must speak the language and the unemployment rates are high
you're right
I drive one hour to get where I do my hair from here in German. omg how much? I did loose it God help me.lol
Does this happen in Germany too?
Not yet ,i pray it doesn't happen tho.
Where in italy do you live I am looking to move there
Milan
*subscribed
...and another thing no matter where you go in another country people are going to have their opinions of black women. Do you boo...careless what others think about you and soon all the negativity (racism. prejudice etc..) becomes invisible to you. and yes I travel all over the world and faced negativity through ignorance but mostly curiosity....which I embrace as positivity..😘
Very nice words and all so true. Thank you.
I just subbed. am also living in Italy with my husband and children.
Nice. Where in Italy?
Vicenza to be precise
Oh ok. Cool.
I'm coming to Milan, in two weeks. I'm slightly nervous to be travelling alone.
I can imagine but don't worry. People are generally great and there's lots to do. You will love. Drop me a message if you need some help or info.
Will do. Thanks
So glad you shared this. As far as the sexual advances, I honestly think that is a European thing. I think, secretly, European men are more attracted to African/black women. It happens in America too but on the sly. For example our media pushes sexual images of black women or black women dating white men although 94% of black women in America date black men and most black women according to studies are very modest...not sexual. I find it very, very interesting. I would like to visit Italy. I'm interested in learning more about it. Maybe I could figure out how to shop and get some good deals...LOL. I just subbed.
You had to go there (shopping),lol But yeah, this issue is different in the US and Europe from what I have learned.Thanks.
Most of us (black women) so not care about race. The ghetto black Americans are the most racist and only date black men, cultured Caribbean and some African women are more open to European men.
Good for you being a lady. But my first two weeks here hasn't been good at all...... I try to ask people for directions (typed in google translator)and they fink i want to beg them for money or rob them to me thats bad....😤😤😤
Oh dear. I know what you mean. I think with males it's a whole different experience. Most of them sell stuff on the rest and many beg too especially of late so you may be misunderstood. Just look decent and only approach people who seem receptive. Sorry about that.
Hair braiding or anything to do with hair I think is expensive both in Europe and America. You think it would be cheap with more black people in the US.(African American) ,wrong.... it really cost alot and not done as good as home.... good topic!
So we have the same struggles. I assumed in the US it's done well at least so you get your money's worth 🙄
Hey Love your video I have lived in London for a long timeBut moved to the countryside I find people here are Racasits London its nice place to live its got a mixed cuture
lovely advice @linda Tinah Tv
Thanks for watching hun
We study English at school from the age of 6 up until 18 yrs old :/
True, so how come people can barely put a sentence together? Some even a greeting phrase.
I don't know, maybe 'cause they hate English? Maybe they had shitty teachers? Honestly I don't care as long as I can speak English so... ahahha
Hahaha good for you. I think very little attention is paid to the English lessons and also people are not interested. The ones I meet who speak are interested in learning and even teach themselves. How did you learn?
Linda Tinah TV I study Translation, languages are my whole life, so no question about it ahah
Perfect!!! Good for you.
thanks very much for the video n i agree with u..Italy is the best..❤!!!bad ppl n good ppl r in all places of the world.(tutto il mondo è paese)!!!in Italy Hakuna Matata..❤❤👍👍😂😂
Daverro. Thank you for watching.
si si davvero umefanya kazi poa sana big up!!cmq io sono a Genova amica e tu?
Ah unoengea swa. Sono a Milano.
Come tempo li a milano? Ti auguri di buona festa
dunjee jay jay Spot on, bad ppl and good people are everywhere. I'm glad you like italy :)
I love Italy
I think italian men stare at women in general, they don't necessary need to have or wear something different they just like to stare at all of the women and assume you wanna have sex with them as soon as you just say hi back to them :')
And about what you said about make up I just think there's no much choice in general, I have a really pale skin and I have a really hard time finding a color that's good for me too cuz they usually only sell colors that are too dark for me :'(
It's true about when you say hello back. It's like an invitation
I feel you girl...I met with an Italian here who told me thats the impression Italians have about black women in Italy, but the good thing is he doesn't have such impression about all blacks as he kinda understands...
That's great. Not all of them feel the same way of course but a big part will just assume.
Sis don't get it twisted. they can be nice to you when they notice that you came as a tourist. You come to know what they are like. so you don't expect them to saw u there bad side
Great video! 😊 I've subbed back!!! Look forward to more!
Thanks girl. Cheers to youtube friendships.
+Linda Tinah TV cheers!!! 😊😊
I dont understand what am hearing were you pay for the false information
I have lived in Italy for the past 12 years but I have never experienced racism. Italians yes are more curious than racist. I now live in London but desperately miss the beautiful life of Italy. The smiling people, out going, curious, the beautiful girls and above all the healthy food. And having lived some time also in Denmark, my friends trust me, Italy isn't racist. They just mind their own business.
But thanks for the videos.
Thanks for watching. It's good to hear about another positive experience. Italy is indeed beautiful. So you liked the girls too, hihihihi. Oh the food. But at least in London you have more access to our local foods right?
Black To Grace Oh wow what happened. You realise that this can happen anywhere. There will always be some isolated cases. I'm sorry you went through that.
Imagine that. Like seriously!!!!! Hmmm
Black To Grace do you understand italian (if he was italian ) to say he racially attacked you? I don't want to sound like someone who doesn't believe it because dickheads are real in this world, it just sounds so strange it happened in Milan! what a story. I'm sorry
Wow. Now that was someone with some serious issues going on. Blocking you!!!!!
ahhahha i'm an romanian gir in Italy!!!!
What has your experience been? How long have you been in Italy?
I am here for 3 years ...and I am a change person...i don't smile anymore!
Haha, does that mean you had a bad experience?
yes, gir!!!! ;)
+Ion3la I'm going to try & be nice...ok if life sucks so bad in Italy then go back to Romania I don't get it?
Nice! Video ! Are u from Uganda
Thank you. Yes, I'm from Uganda. How did you tell?
+Linda Tinah TV accent ! Am from Uganda too
Nice to 'meet' you. let me check out your channel :-)
I'm looking to move to Italy within the next couple years. So glad I came across your video!
Glad it was of some help. X
They do stare, I am swedish but have traveled well across the world.
They do stare as it is part of their culture to be curious I suppose.
Next video please fix the volume so it sounds better.
Yes. I guess it's more of curiosity.
I live in New York City and can tell when there is an Italian tourist because they will come in a restaurant and stare at me while I’m eating 😂 Then I stare back at them, and they will continue to stare at me. So we’re just staring at eachother. It’s so weird. They should learn what in America, staring is rude and intrusive, and can even start a fight.
@@tammypham1024 true true, I once lived in 81st between Amsterdam and Columbus. Miss NYC
@@LOVE81817 Wow. I live at 76 and Columbus. NYC is great. Melting pot of all cultures of the world.
She said they stare
New here,hello nice vlog
Thank you
@@LindaTinahTV welcome,let me hit that subscription button
@@jumavee254 you're the best. I hope you enjoy the rest of my content
@@LindaTinahTV sure one at atime😊I'm glad
Great video! I am a new subscriber and I have a channel as well. I wish you the best of luck with your videos :)
Thank you dear. Going to check you out.
thanks :)
just wanted to let you know ur beautiful...sucsribed
Oh thank you.
I live here but the health system is poor. Some experiences are based on where u live for instance am in rome where there are many black people and Italians in business speak English.
That's true, Depends a lot on where you are.
Omggg.....you're Ugandan😁😍...
Me too...you're accent betrayed you😃😃😃😃😃🤩🤩🤩
hahah is it that obvious.
The annoying thing is i would be here for two years 😢😢😢😢😢😭😭😭😭
You will get used in that time believe me. Which town are you?
Siena
Hi
Thanks for the info my black sister, ignore them🙄
You're welcome.
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Italy is the best country to live, I live in Italy too
Italian are hospitable and curious people..#I live Italy#
Make up & hair done is not important, you can live anywhere without it.
The original italians were the Etruscans and they were black skinned the original kings and queens of Italy were black skinned septimus sever was a black king, prince alessandro de' Medici was black stop complaining and start learning the reality they practise racism because your complexion is the original skin tone to southern Europe the first settlers were black skinned
What a bunch of bullshit!
People need to stop making themselves ill in the fairy tales. The reality is Allah says in the qur'an chapter 15:26 with certainty we created man from clay and from the blackest altered of mud. Meaning prophet adaam which means made from black mud in Aramaic and the original Hebrew, Arabic, meaning black man. The 2 types of ancient blacks who has been attached to prophet adaam, and who was on the earth first, 10 generations after prophet adaam, and after flood of nuh (noah peace upon him were the Adaamah= black person with no red, Aadami= black person with red tone. 3 sons of Noah who repopulate the rest of the world (khaam or haam father of the africans were black skinned, saam father of Arabs and Israelites were black skinned, yafith or japhet father of Asia and west Asia which is now called Europe were black skinned were black skinned. Through these ancient blacks other colours came through which is why these light skinned descendants of haamities, saamities, japheties are olive skinned. The question is olives come in green and black so what olive r they attached to. Either way to have olive skin u have to have black in u. The only Africans who r not olive skinned were the sidonites children of sidon who is the son of canaan who is the son of haam who is the father of Africans those sidonites came out white skinned the first ancient white people. However olive skin is not pure white it's a tan which allows them to go out in the sun and white people know that and envy it. The original Asiatic people were black skinned, Chinese, Indians,Japanese, koreans,mogualians Pacific islanders etc r all the descendants of Hith father of the hitties, and other tribes from him. He is the other son of canaan who is the son of haam who is the father of Africans
WHY WOULD YOU WANT TO GET USE TO PEOPLE LOOKING AT YOU LIKE AS IF YOU DON'T BELONG THERE ALSO THEY ARE LOOKING AT YOU LIKE THAT BECAUSE YOUR AFRICAN NOT BECAUSE OF YOUR CLOTHES,THE WAY YOU WALK,TALK,THE WAY YOU WEAR YOUR HAIR,THEY OBJECT TO THE VERY EXISTENCE OF AFRICANS SO DEAL WITH REALITY AND STOP MAKING EXCUSES FOR WHY YOU DON'T FIT IN
I think they're more racist than curious. Curiosity is a good thing. You seem like a really nice person but in my person opinion, blacks are treated with such disrespect. Even the blacks who are born there are not accepted. A person of Italian descent born in Argentina, Brazil, Australia is considered to be from that country but the rules change when you are of color in Italy. I hate this double standard.
English is not some superior language and nor should everyone speak it. You should learn the language of the nation that you're in.