South Africa’s Largest White Squatter Camp: The White Slums | Reggie Yates | Free Documentary
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Think only black people live in shanty towns in South Africa? Think again. In this episode Reggie spends a week in South Africa’s largest white squatter camp - Coronation Park - outside Johannesburg.
South Africa has a white population of approximately 4.5 million and during apartheid, the racist society existed to elevate them into a privileged position. But today, white charities claim that up to 400,000 of them now live below the poverty line in small, make-shift camps- though these figures remain hotly disputed. Behind the headlines lies an uncomfortable question- with apartheid gone, are these white South Africans now the ones being discriminated against by being on the wrong side of affirmative action? And if so, will black & white ever be truly equal in South Africa?
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Reggie Yates lives in a white slum for a while. It’s quite poignant how he deals with the people - who, for the most part, blame black people for their lot. His kindness eventually wins them over but he also knows and admits it’s not a quick fix. Great series. Enjoy.
How is south Africa the continents "Biggest Success story" please explain??
It's not reverse racism it's just racism. Racism is racism.
This documentary is kind of silly, the few white poor people will never compare to black people. White people still control over 70% of the economy, and it will continue so long as black people allow it.
@@JimmyCrackCorn_ llos
I have watched this maybe 2 years back , why did you post it again brother ?
Hi I'm from South Africa. It's not been easy. Black or White. We don't have jobs. It's not easy. I feel like we just have to be grateful. When you can afford bread on a daily basis.
It might not be easy dude where you're at that he does not give black people the right to treat you the way they do when here in the u.s.a. you and all then why countries we praise black people just because they are black we need to go over there and get the white people and bring them back and seen the black ones back
So true, not forgetting that a lot of graduates who are unemployed in our country bcs there's no jobs and it's so unfortunate as the results of these '' rich'' get more richer while the "poor" is suffering and the government doesn't even care 😣😭
God Bless you from the philippines.
The communists promised u prosperity but now u r not much better than before
@@cleopatravumani8264 but don't hatewhite people they are your brother's forget about past and help eachother
I feel so bad for the kids. I don't care what race or religion or whatever they are, innocent children deserve love, security, and a chance to thrive.
Yeah exactly.👍🏽
😭😭😭😭😭😭 the kids Lord.
i am heart broken
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What goes around comes around
@@maxpyn8120 but don't you think it should come back to same person? The people of RSA must realise that true equality which they fought for will not be found in downgrading others but by upgrading themselves
Must've been a very humbling and enriching experience for the host of the show. Congrats to the man who got the job. I still remember Apartheid. I was old enough. My parents had us during Apartheid. White dad from England and Black mom from Zulu land. My brother was born a crime just like Trevor Noah. Many would never say but I was born into poverty and my family had to live in a 'grey area' because of the fact that we are a multi- racial family. I have gone on to travel the world and live my best full life abroad. However, I have returned to my country after 10 years of valuable skill building overseas. I am so useful to the world when I'm away from my country, however upon my return I am seemingly the most ''useless version of myself in South Africa''... Reason being, I've been applying for a job for 4 months and nothing so far. All the hiring human resources managers are white. I heard nothing back from them. The two times I got an opportunity to interview, it was because people of colour were the HR managers... The realty is, the country is facing a high unemployment rate and things are bleak for all who are not rich! Of course I do not believe that I am useless (I solo traveled the globe as a female, put myself through university while doing this and saw 21 countries before graduating. I know how to make things happen)... There's just not much happening in South Africa and it's easy to feel like one does not belong... Anyway I came back to South Africa to start a ministry channel. Something I couldn't do in Turkey because it's illegal to evangelize online with Turkey being a muslim country. I continue to look for opportunities and try to create some however I highly doubt that this will be my home... I can't stand filing out those forms when I'M job seeking that ask about my race... There is no box for Bi-racial and I am not accepted as Black in my country. It is what it is. A very strange experience but then again the world is my home... God bless anyone who read this snippet of my story...
POWERFULLY true
Don’t despair, hope is the food our soul needs everyday to keep going. God will help you and sustain you. Racism is real in both sides, we must all work together to eradicate this cancer in our society
Amen!!! @@nungmartinez8383
Thank you :)@@Roses_777
i hope you find success. yes they need christ badly there ! also, try adding on job applications, in handwriting, you are bi racial. It might help you as a go between who is familiar with both black and white up close , good knowledge . I hope you are also mentioning your travels and living abroad. Perhaps apply at companies which deal with those countries you lived in. And apply online as a contact person in SA for outside companies in other countries, who are listing jobs online who want inside people in SA.
I Think I had a very privileged upbringing. I was born and raised in one of the poorest parts of Glasgow, Scotland, namely "The Gorbals" in the 1950's and 60's. We were poor, lived in slum housing, had great friends and neighbours and the one family I did know who were mixed race were just accepted for who they were, they lived the same lives, had nothing like we had. On growing up, there were more Indian/Pakistani families in Glasgow and to us, they were Glaswegians, just like us. I was brought up to believe that people were just that, people, regardless of colour or religion and for that I am truly thankful.
Awesome childhood sounds like. Thanks for sharing that.
Reggie Yates did an excellent job presenting and interviewing people both black and white who were not able to make a living in South Africa. You were so fair, Reggie and this was hard to watch but something we should all know. If there is governmental inequality bias and prejudice is a given.
It's hard truth to learn😂
“We must not forget but we must learn to forgive”, what a powerful way to end the documentary. 👍👍👍
Stop forgiving people who don't even view you as human!
after the score is settled
when are whites going to forgive black people for being black?
Forgive with what??? NOTHING???
Love that line.
Knowledge for me
Great documentary Reg! It is so tough to see anyone in poverty, especially when it comes to the children. Every child deserves a chance to have a safe, happy and thriving life. As a South African living abroad, I didn't know what to expect with this documentary. I felt it was presented equally with truth from all sides. Thank you for showing different aspects. One can only hope that one day SA will be an inclusive rainbow nation.
Paupers are the most productive cohort of the population.
I love the artist's perspective, so wise and in control❤, may God give them strength 🙏🏽
I'm in South Africa, still I don't know that there whites who is suffering or struggling like us black people, Thanks so much to highlight some of the White views .The Best things is to forget the past and move forward . I learned so much my brother, stay strong 💪👌❤️🇿🇦
🇺🇸🖤👁😭👁🤍🫱🏾🫲🏽♟🗳
You right
💯right as a black South African I grew up very poor but I chose the right path prayed and worked hard never took drugs to ease my pain
Never forget the past. That serves as a learning opportunity that teaches for the future and to never repeat it.
I think it’s more about acceptance than forgetting. Accept that horrible things happened but work together to make things better for the future.
I watched this documentary some years back and I still consider it one of the best I have seen. Reggie Yates is just amazing and the documentary shows both sides of the story. it is indeed a must watch
yeh y becoz yo are white.. racist ma,,n
How are you, my friend
yeah, me too, was wondering if it's the same docu at first.
The problems will not be solved until all races come together regardless of colour or creed live and work together no one community is superior to another
The Elite always make out well. The little ones haven't a chance. It's a class war always has been.
Oh my. Heartbreaking to see. I left South Africa nearly 25 years ago after Retiring from the SADF. I was heartbroken when I did for a future for those of us who left. After seeing this I am glad we did. SA will always have my undying love no matter what. God's Blessings to all of you still there from my time ❤ 💔 ❤️
Its sad when everything is centralized on skin colour and superiority. All I see are people who live in terrible conditions and want the best out of life but have no way to achieve it. We all need freedom no matter our colour or race.
This was incredibly deep and powerful... My Grandmother was born in South Africa, and as a white woman, she was horrified by the treatment of black people. Her family was strongly against apartheid; and until the day she passed, she held firmly to the belief of equality. To disagree would see you excommunicated from the family...
It is true that one must never forget the past, but learn from it in order to understand what was done wrong. And one must forgive in order to move forward with that newfound knowledge, in order to build a better tomorrow for everyone.
God Make no mistakes. The sins of the father's shall be on the sons.
@FirstNation Fall indeed, the Lord has made this known to man
@@firstnationfall5451 he also said to love your neighbor as yourself and to show love to your enemies. When Jesus was dying he said "Forgive them Father for they know not what they do." "Vengeance is mine says the Lord."
@@l.plantagenet it is easy to preach forgiveness
Than to endure the wrong done
@@firstnationfall5451 read your bible again, that’s not what it says. The sins of the father will not be on the children. They bear their own sin. The Bible also tells us if we reject God we will in a dry and parched land. Those people will not inherit the blessings.
I am really loving the Free Documentary channel. This was a great documentary and Reggie was great. Never forget the past, learn from it and do and be better.
and he is very handsome
@@LifeOdysseyMotivation this white woman thinks so, too lol.
This documentary was eye-opening and life-changing. At first, I was going to go to the next video in my Queue, but something told me to stick with it, and I am glad I did. As an FBA, I thought I would never feel sorry for yt people, but this had me literally in tears. I realize that, regardless of my experience with yt supremacy, I still would not purposely subject anyone to poverty. Perhaps it is a little bit of sympathy and a whole lot of empathy...I guess that is my humanity. In any case, we should all be compassionate.
That’s because were not like them.
Blacks have a soul white people dont.
I think the leadership of the country play a major role in the racial harmony in South Africa. They have forgotten the legacy of their great leader Mr. Mandela.
@@hawkenfoxDefinitely the reason they are in power is mainly because of his fight for an end too apartheid which spread world wide.
The sins of our fathers fall on the children.
@cosmopolitanwonder9675 and who were they?
The former rocks star seems to be the most honest and transparent so far… maybe because he is an artist. Most artists tend to have a very different view of the world.
There is enough for our needs…. Not enough for our greed. I am certain everybody can live with more dignity if we have a more equitable society.
Our leaders have a lot to answer for. Humanity can surely do better…😢😢😢
Blah blah blah
Truth
I pray mankind can see the day a human being isn't treated any certain way because of the tone of their skin 🙏
I know but who started the racial profiling?
@@acheroawhitneyandrean7611
Every race.
What a story. This reminds me why whites in the US are afraid for blacks to take over because they feel blacks will revenge on them. This is a difficult documentary. Well done. Thanks for sharing this difficult story with us. I am a black woman living in the US and I feel the pain of those people, same as poor black people in the US. God bless them and God bless South Africa. Bless you for bringing this story to the world❤️🙏🏾
We are under a curse. The White man did not put us under it. Deuteronomy 28 KJV
@@d.creports5492 what Bible do you have? Satan's Bible??😳😳
Your thoughts are not Godly😞
@@d.creports5492 what about your own that put you on chains and sold you.. what about your own that STILL put you in chains and sell you. Even children are sold by your own. Why don't you sort out today.. not bang on about the past. You don't see white Europeans banging on about their time in chains. Grow up and move on. Children are suffering now..sort that out..
"blacks will get revenge on them" for what? no white alive today owned slaves. and blacks have done so much crime against white people and their property that they've got more then enough "revenge." also blacks taking over LMFAO 🤣🤣🤣 you people cant even firgure out how to run your lives correctly never mind a nation
@marliseisrael3017 The curses are over they're now attaching to the gentiles and non Hebrews hence why you see poor whites now same goes for the fentanyl crisis in the states
Im from south Africa a person of colour who lived through apartheid and where i still see the ravages of that time where people of colour can never catch up to what so called white people benefited and pass onto their next generations. We have loads and loads of squatter camps in south africa with blacks& coloured people and no one made a big deal about them, when it starts happening to white people it is a ‘sad thing’ to be lamented world wide. Such hypocrisy. ALL people are important and are entitled to housing water Electricity as a human right……
True, they say black people who leave in conditions like these like handouts they must work hard and get out of such conditions
This is the best definition of "The sins of the fathers shall be paid by the sons" Lets be good to others so as not to lay curse upon the generation yet to come
The blacks chose to cone to SA, they weren't living there originally, they only came for work etc, so it's not a sin to want segregation because the whites knew what would happen if they didn't, and they were right.
@@lockysmith426 So you mean the blacks came to SA from Dutch... They're now paying the price. You need to watch again if the artist 47:33 mentions something about his forefathers
@@lockysmith426 go and segregate in Europe where you come from not in Africa, Africa is for Africans and whites are not Africans
The bantu blacks aren't from South Africa either. Different races shouldn't live together.
@@deanberkowitz5376 where are they from
Aparthied destroyed Black South African People more than many realize. Imagine being a 6 year old kid in 1993 watching Boer soldiers march into your house.. Kidnapping and torturing your parents, uncles and aunts... killing some of them... almost 30 years later those same perpetrators are living comfortably and consequence free.
nit true the anc and corruption destroyed thus country
Role reversal always results in winners and losers and inequity and inequality is always the result. Spot on documentary.
Thank you Reggie Yates for your documentary presentation. A very difficult and sensitive subject to cover but you handled it extremely well by seeing the issue from both perspectives. I agree that as much as we must not forget about the dark past, we must forgive and move on. The earlier generation is responsible for the current situation and the present and future generations must learn about the negativities and change for the better of all people. God bless SA.
Very easy to preach forgiveness when you’re not the one who has to do the forgiving, and when you have to do the forgiving in a state of destitution created over centuries.
Sincerely & most certainly respectfully, here in SA we have more non caucasian slums than caucasian. We are in the same boat. Also, economic power & assets are still under caucasian rule, corruption under the current government is devastating so much so we are ALL a paycheck away this. I say this as someone who's came somewhat out of the mud from one of THE most dangerous 'ghettos' in RSA. Anyways, I hope things get better for ALL of us here.
No wonder there are so many South Africans in Australia. Who the hell would want to live in that nightmare😮
Yes just meet 2 today working in Orange NSW. Australia. Cadia mines. I spoke to one about this video. His reply was. Only the poor and sick are left. 😔😰
There is one named Elon Musk here in the US ... maybe he should help them.
Honestly, when I start to feel sorry for them I think of the black slums and the injustice our black people all over the world deal with daily....then I don't feel sorry for them.
@@charles4u1 you should feel sorry for the black and the white alike.
Whatever you give to others will come back..so be good always...
As a Black Nigerian, l don't support any form of racial discrimination-Black against White or White against Black.
This is, by a landslide, the best video I have seen on this subject. Videos like this need to go viral. God bless. ♥️😊
I am south Africam 🇿🇦 majority of black south Africans live in worse circumstances than whites. The documentary is a skew reflection when it comes to poverty in SA. We all going through the most.
You can tell this to your fake president . one those white kid he is mask richest man in the world but he immigrant to USA and he is rich now
Actually it's very important it be seen because in the media houses they won't show whites in poverty. See the young men across couldn't believe the park has white people, he insisted they must be blacks.
It doesn't claim to shed lught on all poverty. It focusses on white poverty.
@@stephanterblanche4597 I see 👀
Do you guys know where is the place.... tried to Google it
The shame on that young boys face is universal from children on the margins of society, race aside. Very sad for any child. Lovely doco presenter. Thank you. ❤️
You know he was fighting off tears 😔
Every citizen of South Africa should qualify for government help. This is so sad for the children.
With government corruption so rive? There is NO money in the kitty to support poverty - black or white!
They should work harder .
Bootstraps
Brilliant video very informative and presented so unbiased. Thank you Reggie, I really enjoyed this report.
Racism does not pay. Black or white, we are just human beings and let's spread love.
God.yes 🫵🏽🇺🇸🫱🏾🫲🏽
Racism cost innocent souls God pliz protect them
Very sad, and insightful, how if they are not aware of what the other is doing then how can they help each other? I do have to note though those people partying alongside the lake were appalling in their regard to their garbage. 😢 fell in love with all these families, I hope they find what makes them happy. I understand his mixed feelings on leaving he became a part of them and them him. Very well done, and what a sweet likable young soul! ❤
That poor little guy saying "some people gonna make fun of me"; so sad. I wish everything could work out well for all of that nation. It's a tragedy what's happened. The documentary is sensitive and important. Well done for making it.
The ex musician/star is the realest and most honest person in the documentary
Love him.
Many black South Africans live like that too. This level of poverty is not only limited to those white folks you’re showing us!
Ironic how blacks are normalized to live in those conditions. Skwatta camps should be criminalized period! Give the people Land to build and plough crops.
17:29, 21:09, or did you just comment and not watch it?
Blacks are even worse..... Actually the majority of black people living conditions are worse than that
Thank you for reposting this, I have never watched this before. Quite the eye opener.
It hurts to see children living in that condition of poverty.
Well it's a shame their grandparents didn't feel any hurt when Black children were suffering because of what the White people were doing to them in their OWN bloody country .
People must understand that in the world we live today,poverty have no color, White,Black,Asian ,Arabs,there is poverty in every race and in every part of the world 😢😢
Thank you captain obvious😂
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Arabic is a race now? I thought it was a language
@@shreyaskumarrath721 the Arabs are ethnic people from the Arabic peninsula
@@rtdoglover106 Arabs are a race, arabic is not. That's what I meant
This is already a re-upload video, about a year or two, though it's still striking to watch this again.
Love this documentary. I’ll watch it over and over and over again!!!
Love his accent.
You should watch it again!
His accent ?
What English .
Reggie ive started following you and one thing i can say I adore you continue to be this human being you are.... Respect all the way from Eswatini 🇸🇿.
Always stay humble and kind! Peace n love to EVERYONE!!!
Tell that to the DEAD
@@reesierobinson808 what does that mean exactly?
In the Philippines, especially in the capital, the Manila City or simply the National Capital Region (NCR), white and black people are welcome to come in to our country with the same treatment because we know how important is humanity in whichever part of the world! When I went to Malaysia and in Thailand, I was treated by their governments the same way as their natives. Hope someone in other countries will invite me to visit their homes soon and I will highly appreciate it.
Philippines and its people are the most welcoming in the world.
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WAS a Nurse for 19yrs, 4yrs of which I worked Neurology,Stroke,Step-down unit.
Hard Work but looking back I must say it was an Privilege to have worked with this group of mostly Filipino Nurses...one awesome Russian Rn. After I moved on I met Very Few Nurses with that Quality of Professionalism. Thank you WW11
Thank you all
This warmly my heart. As black i never been there, but so proud and happy to support one of the family in your country, they can finally get food in the table, medical care and hope soon their small family business will work out so i can move on to the others in need with my small pocket i get. Philipino's are lovely people with a wonderful culture of respects. Makes me soo happy especially when the kids Calls me dady from deep inside their hearts. God is wonderful. Blessya
Interesting. A guy I know married a Filipina. I was showing her pic of mixed married friends. She said. We Filipina don't like black men and we bleach our skin to be more white.
@@jayjay4313 what a lovely and beautiful thing to say. Thank you. ❤✌
This is eye opening🥺 should be thankful always ♥️♥️
Good day, you did a great job looking into our country's history. I cried when little Winston how people in the camp admitted that people in the camp were drinking, fighting, and kicking. The way his voice shivered while saying, "Why, some people will make fun of me?" I want to hug him and say I will never make fun of him.
I was part of apartheid and was hit when I showed respect for black people. I did not allow them to change my personality to show love, kindness, and respect toward black people. Today I have more black friends than white because I treat them with the same kind of kindness I always had.
People judge too fast saying that black people must stop making babies if they know that they cannot look after them, yet, the white scattercamps are mostly children like you saw for yourself. In Afrikaans, there is a saying, "Wat jy saai sal jy maai." In English, "What you sow you will reap."
I feel like Gerrie's heart is filled with hate. It made my blood boil because he said there was no way to have a job. Through my own initiative, I get a commission from I represent. I know they do not have WiFi or opportunities to connect as I do, but to use the little money you get on cigarettes and alcohol is very selfish when you have children to look after. I cannot afford and I do not want cigarettes and alcohol in my life, because it destroys what is healthy.
I appreciated that the one man taking ownership.
Also in the block of flats, I just feel even if you are poor you can clean up after yourself. Noticing the toilets having rubbish around them.
Shoot the boer kill a farmer is such a big part of our daily reality. What the EFF do not realize is that they are taking the food away from their children too. No farmer No food! If the people of the EFF are angry and tired of being mistreated they must take it up with the government, not the farmers that are growing our food. Yes, they changed the lyrics because the government banned the song.
For the lady to be surprised why we are treated this way I only got a Biblical answer, where the Lord Himself explained why it will happen, proving that over many centuries people went through the same situations. Exodus 34:5 - 7, " Now the Lord descended in the cloud and stood with him there, and proclaimed the name of the Lord. 6 And the Lord passed before him and proclaimed, “The Lord, the Lord God, merciful and gracious, longsuffering, and abounding in goodness and truth, 7 keeping mercy for thousands, forgiving iniquity and transgression and sin, by no means clearing the guilty, visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children and the children’s children to the third and the fourth generation.” (nkjv)
I did not appreciate that lady swearing and getting angry at you because you had a different point of view. I agree you do not forgive and forget because actions have consequences, and you have to live with them, just like when a woman cheats on her husband and gets pregnant. he can forgive her but the baby will still be there.
I am so glad for Hardes' birthday present. May he be blessed! Proving that with determination anyone can still get a job in South Africa. If possible and JD wants to get in contact with me I will be able to promote his art skills on social media.
I noticed the way they hugged and gave you a blessed sent-off. I am so glad for the great news at the end of your video. Sorry I did a whole essay but it is so close to my heart. Thank Reggy and everyone who worked behind the scenes. Love Ivy
Great Job Mr. Yates, You & Who You Are Helped To Make This A Special Journey Into Things We Normally To See. Thanks
This is a powerful documentary 👏
For once I'm actually glad for the ads in this video. I'm either way too emotional or my hearts too soft, but this had me in tears😢 I hope I'll live to see the day when skin colour no longer matters in the world, and everyone has equal opportunities.
White radical are bringing racism to America. Trump the leader.
@@abielgarcia463 No God did that it’s biblically ordained
Won’t happen unfortunately too many bastards racist
There weren't always white supremacy in the apartheid Era I'm now 71 but when we crew up we lived in extreme poverty no electricity no running water and hand me down clothes We had to boil water in large paint cans for bathwater I was 34 years old before we had n washing machine and electricity but still no water kn the house
There were thousands of whites that lived in extreme poverty the beginning of our life we and minimal and now with affirmative action we are back in the same situation
WOW. Very touching,_it shows many things, one is just how wrong racism and inequality is wrong, no matter who it is doing it,_or where its at. When its happening to human beings, the pain & devestation is always the same, its the only thing equal,_in a racist environment full of inequality. We as human beings need to share our love for each other. To never forget is correct,_remembering motivates us to change the wrongs, if we don't know what the wrongs are,_then we are helpless to make positive changes. God bless all the People of the world, especially those suffering from racism & inequality and injustice. Because we are all Africans, we are all humans. There's so much I want to do in helping humanity, one person , one group at a time. But I have no resources to do it.
Best of luck to everyone trying to mend the barriers and working to repair black/white relations. Racism makes me sick to my stomach, literally!
Every person on this Earth bleeds, breathes, needs CLEAN water, needs food, and goes to the bathroom. We are ALL HUMAN and have similar needs. There is SO MUCH WASTE!!
NO ONE should be without a place to call home and a place to feel safe, yet THOUSANDS, OR HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS of homes set empty as the homeless freeze or starve to death because they're living on the streets without assistance. It's heart wrenching. 😪💞
Consequences. I always imagined if from the very beginning we had integrated and made skin color not an issue how far we would have come as humanity by now. So sad.
Nationalities were meant to be separate. And no one should be ashamed of their bloodline.
@@marliseisrael3017 New Zealand figured it out. If you live on the same land you have to figure it out.
Very well done job Reggie!❤💐👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💪🏽🙌🏽🫶🏽💁🏽♀️ I love listening to you in your documentary.
Greetings from a sister from East Africa 🕊️🇪🇷🕊️ a peace and Independence wanting and seeking nation but unfortunately we; me and my family had to escape war to Europe because of politicaly prosecutor and war/conflict created by colonizers to begin with with the cutting/dividing/slaughtered original 🌍 African map and borders.
I hope i can find more of your content and documentary here on CZcams or elsewhere. Kep up the good work. ☮️ bro.
And yes I'm a subbie now and soon to be a member, woop woop!😃😄😊
I always say that I was born "color blind". And I'm angry and frustrated when I see poor children walking barefoot around, and I also don't care about their "Skin tone", but about their soul. I agree that we should not forget but we should forgive. Forgetting leads you to make the same mistakes again and again, even from a different side of the wall. Forgiving though is a very strong and liberating feeling...
💫wow. This documentary has opened my eyes. Now I am able to live freely with others knowing that we are facing a similar challenges with most people in the country.
Forgiveness happens when people stop being wicked .
2 Chronicles 7:14 - If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land.
Why not acknowledge and appreciate the differences. I had a lady tell me she does not see color, I have heard people say that my whole life. So if you don't, why do you choose different colors to wear? Or foods to eat...why are the traffic signals in different colors? To say that you are colorblind is not being truthful. It's okay to think before making choices or decisions....which is what prejudging comes from. The problem is not prejudice, it is BIGOTRY.
I hate hearing people say they're "color blind". It's annoying! I want you to see my color, acknowledge it and appreciate it!! That "color blind" script is a weak statement!
@@RiaTee people who say they are colour blind are just eager to appease. We all should be proud of are different colours.
Millions of blacks have lived in similar and worse conditions for decades
Ilove this free documentaries very informative also this new fo me coz most i watched their vidios Deadlist road im just addicting to watch different countries coz we dont know that it exist
Free documentary is recomended to everyone to watch their vidio
All I wanna say is that they don't really care about us
Great documentary. Thank you for sharing much love ❤ to South Africa ,people.
I'm a South African that fought apartheid. One must look at the fact thst whites are still but less than 10 % of the South African population. Blacks are in the majority. This camp is but a drop in the ocean of the many black people that live in squatter camps. Squatter camps is a direct result of unequal provision of services and housing in the apartheid era. Anybody that think that the new government can wipe out this backlog in 20 odd years is a fool. The fact that the post 1994 government had to pay back the debt that the apartheid government had incurred with the South African owned insurance and provident companies is never spoken about.The people in the camp seem to think that we must just forget how they were given job previlages with less education at times
Too much pain and hurt. For all those people who lost their lives during that cruel regime, may their souls continue to rest in peace.
The souls will never rest coz they killed my girlfriend coz she was very fair in complexion but black due the immorality act
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the sad thing is. The working class are all pretty much 2 pay checks away from this all the time.
Yup
Same in UK France Ireland Canada USA etc
@@pauls3204 stop the cap, I’m about 36 pay checks from anything resembling that
Closer maybe one paycheck now.
Good luck..
"kindness matters" people we must learn to forgive & every life matters but seeing those poor little kids & their parents suffering hurts alot let me hope Inshallah one day they get abetter life
Unless they stop their wickedness, there is no forgiveness. Not sure how you can forgive someone who does not repent. The Most High God does not.
2 Chronicles 7:14 - If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land.
Reggie Yates the new Prophet, addiction, and discrimination have no way out unless it is brought out, and bravo to a handsome black man showing so much respect and understanding upon a race that showed none in return. History is dreadfully sad and cruel in its goal for control and will never be forgotten, to enter into that dimension with the gentle impact as you did was wonderful to see. Hope that makes sense, big up on you Reggie, brilliant documentary.
This is a hard to see. Everywhere is poverty. Same in my country. Few are lucky just to have food in their table and roof over their head. People are working hard but the ends are not meeting. Too sad.
I appreciate that documentary and the hard work put into it...
One of the best documentaties I have seen here on CZcams, many thanks!
I remember the time when we, my husband and I, were singing with Peter Gabriel "free Nelson Mandela" and with passíon;).
I loved to see that the life goes much better now. Thank you very much for this very interesting video. Warm regards from Finland;))
Its sad but this is going on all over the world.
And it is always leaders who put petrol in the fire.
The racial tension in South Africa is so thick you could cut it with a knife.... 🤦♂️😔 my heart breaks for all of them. The black folk, the white folk, everyone that lives without knowing where their next meal comes from, or if shelter will exist for them a month down the road or a day........ no fresh water, no facilities....no education or common knowledge of how dynamic society is. It's about love. Bare with me here, it's about love and lifting each other, there is no more an important time in the whole of human history more desperate than right now for humans to come together.
I was invited to a baby shower the parents in law were from South Africa, white! They are so racist they don’t even know they are being and they are unapologetic and feel entitled!
Yt man created the racial tension
Love your comment
"Paying a price for our forefathers" - As a South African white guy, that has been playing on repeat in my head for decades.
You reap what you sow
This is excellent presentation like I have never seen before.
Even though the artist at the end of the documentary seemed more level-headed about the state of things. He still believes that it's only a matter of time before things change. I say, change to what? Back to the way it was? This is why it's so critical to forgive but NEVER forget. To forget is to risk repeating history.
Watching this a month in . We are not a success story . We have rolling electricity black outs . Up to 7 hours a day in some cases . 80% percent of South Africans can’t make ends meet . 🌎
We bear and carry both psychological and physical scars of APARTHEID - Reggie said it so well " to learn to forgive the past "!!! Forgiving set one free of bitternss, grudge or anger and you can move on in life free of such baggage - but to "FORGET" is impossible!!! How do you forget the visible scars you carry?? They are continuous reminder of a SYSTEM that was. Thank you Reggie for wonderful work of expising the DEEP TRUTHS.
They should come here. White South Africans are smart and hard workers.
I grew up in SA moved overseas, went back recently on holiday. The standard of living and the state of the place has fallen at the rate of the currency itself. Unfortunately won’t be long until they’re looking like Nigeria or congo. Power goes out constantly how can you be civil and have emergency services in those conditions.
Yeah and Zimbabwe as well has been destroyed like Nigeria. African leaders have failed
I thought Nigeria was thriving?
@@munashemumu6021 hahahaha why are you white nationalists obsessed with Zimbabwe???it ain't your country..move on.
@@wambokodavid7109 Hahaha am not white, am actually a Zimbabwean that is why I mentioned it.
More worrying SA is cosy up to China not understanding the consequences that will ensue.
I really like to watch your channel. It ‘s help me know more many country and i learn many from them. Thanks so much.
My prayers for South Africa to heal. Poverty is no good for anyone.
Thanks for making these documentaries. I'd love to see a doc made on the history and current state of Gary, Indiana. There's plenty of different subject matter. Seeing the troubles of people less fortunate definitely makes one grateful for what they do have. I have some very cool before and after pics of Gary that I think you'd like to see. 50 years ago this was a booming area referred to as "the city of the century." A lot of the city has been abandoned now. Donald Trump and his lies about helping the city after his casinos and pageants were here, the "white flight" and racial turmoil the city faced, Gary becoming the murder capital of the US, the gangs that were so well armed that they would chase the police out of some areas, Frank Sinatra and other celebs coming to the area to try to encourage the city about racial tolerance, a derelict Frank Lloyd Wright home in the ghetto.There are many things to talk about. Just an idea I would love to see
I am waiting this documentary thanks
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The awful truth is that poverty becomes a cycle in which the poor man's anguish about poverty becomes trapped as well as his thoughts that he cannot escape the tumultuous ongoing vicious cycle of poorness. Thank you for a great unbiased story. It makes one appreciate the little things one does have.
I'm white and with no doubt Reggie is a man of God and people, ty very much for your videos and breaking down barriers where in the end were just people and suppose to be a blessing to each other. May God help us.
I agree, we cannot forget, we must learn from this.
I feel sorry only for that rockstar guy, he's honest about everything.
I don’t know enough about SA to share an opinion, and I don’t know what to say. I just feel empty sadness.
The sad part about this white and black in this country you will always see the poorest of poor have the most children and many dogs its absolutely heartbreaking all these kids they pop out just for 350 a month its crazy any adult that will subject kids to this are just selfish
i cannot thank you enough for making this video many thanks please come visit us again.
As a white South African woman, i despise my forefathers. I was a little child in the 90s. Left South Africa for the sake of my children. But as a result of my grandparents actions my children cannot grow up in their home country and know their cousins and grandparents. I pray daily for all the inncocent children of South Africa, especially the farmers who are still trying to feed the country.
South Africa taught me about roots, culture and family dynamics. The land is a hard taskmaster and we all must learn to get along, together ❤️✌️🐜
It’s very sad what happened in the past, but as humans, I strongly believe we need to rewrite history and come together on this planet. God, once for us.
The past?
That artist he is so fair... and the way he talk you can feel he speak from his heart..... he made to appreciate and hold on my job...cuz we only work to survive.....!!!
Amazing work Mr. Yates... keep it up.
What goes around comes around. What goes up must come down.
The ultimate end of colonialism... I'm feeling sorry for all the people who are suffering, no matter of the colour of their skin, but it's what it is... Watching videos like this, makes me proud as a Bulgarian, that we was never colonialists..
Nope, but someone at some time in your family's history committed atrocities. Some of my family were slaves and some were slavers.
Colonialists don't observe national boundaries. Unless you're from a family that actually colonized people then you can't be a Colonialist.
@@funwithmagnus8570 who are you to say that? Not every white person was a colonialist or slave master. That myth has to go. There were black muslim slave traders & owners all the way till the 1900s & no one likes to talk about that. The system wasn't caused by just one race or ethnic group.
@Tee Kolinski what do you mean? There are more slaves now than in the early 1800s. Also the slavers in my family weren't white and the slaves were white.
You need to learn your history and understand that native Africans weren't living on the land prior, they flocked to SA because of what the settlers had built, and if it wasn't for the settlers there wouldn't be a South African, SA was founded and built by white people only to be handed over to the blacks who wanted it all for free, and they're running it into the ground.
I don't believe for one second that he spent a night in a tent. Too dangerous.
I have mixed feelings about having mixed feelings. As a Black woman in South Africa, certain comments and hypocrisy was difficult to swallow.
😢 damn I’m conflicted. Didn’t even know this existed at home, out of sight out of mind I guess 🤷🏾♂️
I just watch this video and it torn my heart apart and I'm a black person from the carribean it's hurts so badly I'm crying for the white this time how can people live like this why can't people be equal rights and justice why Michael Jackson say no matter if u are black and white but irs seems no body cares only God's care
It’s alright my dear, my black brothers are just giving them lessons to learn from what they have done. After a few generations or once they learnt the lesson black brothers will ease them I hope.❤❤❤
You cried because they are white.. you dont cry when you see those black kids in your neighborhood going through the same thing!!
@@kgreen8527 That’s what I feel like commenting.
Spoken like a true racest..
These beautiful children deserve more. Why would you have children knowing they would live in poverty. If I couldn't afford a decent home for myself I would not bring my precious child to live in this slop.
I guess you would be speaking to those who were enslaved in the transatlantic slave trade as well. Because money is a defense, but it is not our provider. Satan wants more people to think like you. Which would push depopulation on all including animals. We came into this world with nothing and when we go nothing goes with us.
A well-captured balanced documentary, Hats off to you Reggie.