Salam, man Kings hastam. I am a Kenyan and I spent about 3 months in Iran in 2018. What a great country! Beautiful people who are extremely polite and welcoming. I love the Persian language. Beautiful couple! Keep the love blazing!
Congratulations. I am Iranian and have worked in Africa for over two decades. If people have more exposure to one another, the biases go away. In the end, humans are all the same. Power to you.
This is a very interesting video. I lived in Iran for 7 months from late 2021 to early 2022, and honestly, I never experienced racism in Iran at all. Maybe some people had ideas or stereotypes about me as a black person, but everyone I met was awesome and cool, and I had no problems. I heard some some Iranian friends that there is some discrimination or racism towards Afghans and Arabs but I never understood how that may manifest itself. I can say after my time spent in Iran that Iranians are the most tolerant and kind people I have ever met. More so than any other culture in the Middle East or Asia, especially Indian, Chinese, or Arab for example. It's just my opinion.
Very interesting insight! I’m happy you had a good experience overall. As you said, there are ideas or stereotypes here and there and the discrimination happens in a different way. thanks for sharing your experience
My old aunt 98 yrs old told me not to get a black wife. The thing is that older generation everywhere is not exposed to definitions of racism. Iranians especially the younger generation are tolerant and welcoming. I also noticed as opposed to asian culture who like to have white skin by holding umbrella, Young Iranians often tan themselves a lot to look more fashionable.
A great eye-opener, thank you for sharing your thoughts and experiences of Iran. The best I've seen from Iran was by Indigo Traveler, another good one was a food tour by Mark Wiens. We don't hear much about ordinary life there, only their political issues with America, the West and Israel.
Thanks for this. Made me feel warm inside and nostalgic for London cosmopolitan life. Found your channel watching African CZcamsrs. Globetrotter from London stuck in Jamaica now. Need my wings.
@@Anaieta Thanks! Think you did a few Ghana videos. You're bf seems cool. Like my Ghana friends in London or the guys I met in Japan. They always had time for a friendly chat and would share advice.
The way she is looking at you, simple love , she is feeling it to the deepest of her heart, this warms my heart, i hope you both to know about islam , cuz an after life is the real one,respect.
You are so real and asked very specific and direct questions. I am glad he enjoyed his trip. About the food and saying it was good to your mom i think the majority of people would answer the same way. Very interesting about sugar in food. I too am African and never saw anyone cook with sugar. I visited China and had enjoyed some sweet and sour chicken there as well as here in the US. I had two Chinese roomates in college in our rented house and 2 Saudi Arabians and an Indian guy and it really opened me to new stuff. One day, my friend who is now a doctor in Shanghai was cooking for everyone and I was watching him cook and helping with cutting stuff. He asked me for sugar and my jaw dropped and asked him for what. That is when he told me about half of China likes sweet food and uses sugar and the other half uses salt. I could not believe it but the food tasted awesome once i got past my own insecurities. Sometimes it is just in our heads but off course I still would not cook with sugar. That is the beauty of travelling and interacting with locals you learn a lot.
that was really interesting. Yes actually chinese use sugar a lot in their food. And I understand why my husband would say he liked it in front of my mom haha but he was acting pretty good, i was convinced 😅 All the best
It is nice to see a black man with a iranian woman and also happy to know that your family accepts him. I was in a relationship with a iranian man and I really care about him. We recently broke up about a week ago because I found out he is secretly talking to a woman from iran. He claims his family doesn't accept me because of my brown skin. He told me that iranians are the most racist people. I am so heart broken, I can't even sleep, I am Doctor by profession and I so embarrassed that I lower my standard for someone who doesn't have anything and after all of 2 years and after all I have done for him. He never wanted to be with me simple because my skin is not white
There are many racist Iranians indeed but I believe if he was open minded enough to see more than what his community is seeing he wouldn’t have treated you that way. No one ever should make you feel like the color of your skin is a matter, and to be honest, I believe you deserve someone who sees the beauty of you and treats you how you should. I’m sad to call him Iranian :(
@@Anaieta thanks for your kind word of encouragement. He told me he never find better than me with a great body, beautiful face and a professional.....and he turn down all that because of I came in the wrong package....I guess he is loser and I feel like such a fool.
@@nekabless8947 You'll find a man that loves everything about you. Please, take it from me...don't keep hanging in the misery it'll will only rob you from your precious time and peace. Wish you the best.
@@malancy Malancy Thank you for your kinds words of encouragement it took alot to cut this man clean out of my life because he never wanted to go. Now I am going through the healing process, lots of prayer.
Iranian-born man here. Can confirm that I find brown skinned girls extremely attractive. More than likely you just had a bad experience with a douchebag, and douchebags are universal (unfortunately).
My absolute favorite channel. For me the Bible Books of Esther and Daniel brings the glory of Iran alive - once a global super power. 👌 Thanks Anaieta. 😊
🤣🤣 Too funny. Thank you Judd for sharing your experiences. I have to agree with him. Sugar is not for stew. I had the same experience in the Netherlands years ago when my Dutch host served meatballs in a sugary stew🤢 it took almost 2 hours for me to finish eating it.
Hahahahahha I think when you mix sourness and sweetness together in a stew, it becomes very tasty and i can guess that it probably isn’t something you’d like lol Had no idea dutch people also have sweet stews. I would have finished it in seconds
Most Caribbeans cook yam, plantain either ripe or or green with sugar. I remember some years back my Caribbean friend wanted to marry my brother and she thought she was cooking to impressed her future mother in law in London. That was end of the relationship🤣. Both my mum and bro just couldn't fathom having this beautiful girl in the family. Unfortunately, the girl was disrespectful to the Afrikan / Ghanaian way of cooking without sugar.😂 cultural crash big time.
Beautiful video! I have always wanted to visit Iran especially Mashad and hopefully I will someday. The Western Media always paint Iran differently but Iran is so much more. Love from Gambia 🇬🇲
It's funny how similar some cultures are, it seems both Ghanaians and Iranians don't like to offend,some other nationalities are more direct in self expression, but its a good thing if it's not to take advantage of another person.
I think there should be a balance. I don’t like how indirect Ghanaians and Iranians can sometimes be, but at the same time I don’t really feel comfortable with the directness of some european countries. I rather to be somewhere in between
Majority of our perceptions about the Caucasus region is based on this stereotypic media outlets, when one actually goes there its usually not as people think it is. I am glad he went and experienced it for himself.
I love the respect you have for each other in the conversation. Wow! Ghanaians men have been taught by our mother to love ❤ and respect every woman as representative of your mother 👩. They can never treat any women bad I mean the good ones. It becomes fun when there are in a relationship/ marriage 💑. the respect is soo deeper when they are with their wife Sometimes most women mistaken think the Ghanaians men is not romantic does not the truth their loved for the wife or serious girlfriend is deeper in love and respect for women. They watch everything about they woman and comes in at the right time when the wife or is women is comfortable or happy to be engaged in anything especially conversations because our mother us women do multi task even in quite moments they pray to God or Allah for blessing for her in their home so you don't disturb here with unnecessary touch and hands all over her like other cultures do. They should affection when they wife is in the mood that the beauty of respect , love ❤ and understanding Ghanaians men are. It peace at it best for a woman 👩 how is independent. Sister ! you guys are gem 💎 I know how Ghanaians men the good ones he will build a good future for you and the family 👪. Trust me ! you have good Ghanaian man calm, love ❤ you as wife and have deepest respect for you as woman 👩. That is awesome.
You guys are amazing, you create interesting content, an adult discussion, perfect couple, I will like to visit Iran is easy to get a visas as British?..
It is funny how this conversation turned into a sugar debate lol Avoiding sugar as much as possible is a very good thing as your health suffers in the long run.
Portugal used to have naval bases in southern Iran, and they brought African slaves with them. After the Portuguese left, some of the slaves stayed behind and made a life for themselves in southern Iran, particularly in areas along the coast of the Persian Gulf. They _ARE_ part of the Iranian culture (their African heritage both influencing and being influenced by Iranian culture, especially along the southern coasts of Iran where they settled) and are part of the Iranian people. Today it's extremely rare to run into racism based on skin color in Iran, mainly because the Iranian people consist of extremely white skinned (to the north and north western Iran) to dark and even black skinned (southern Iran). It's a lot more likely to run into cultural racism, mostly racism towards those considered Arabs (due to the millennia-long feuds between Iranians and Arabs). What makes it even more interesting is that there is a sizable population of ethnically Arab people living in south western Iran, but they are also considered Iranians (and not Arabs). Arabs living west and south of the Iranian border are considered Arabs, and those living inside Iranian borders (though ethnically Arab) are considered Iranians. *_It's confusing, I know_* . More of a geopolitical thing than a racist thing to be honest. Pretty much the worst thing you can say to an Iranian as a foreigner is to call them an Arab. It's the equivalent of the n-word.
I agree and disagree. There’s tribalism and classism in Iran, yes! But I believe there’s a targeted racism like many other middle easter countries against black people. And the history of the people in the south is darker than what we believe from our history books. We have a long way to go still. But conversations around this topic has to happen in order for change to occur.
How did Afro Iranians influence Iranian culture if they aren’t even a significant number? Most Iranians have never seen a black person in their life. My parents also didn’t see blacks until they came to Europe. They might had an influence on the areas they live in, but not on the entire country. So claiming that Afro Iranians had an influence on Iran just like black Americans had an influence on American society is completely wrong since Afro Iranians aren’t even 1% of the population. They’re much less than 1%. My comment is by the way not racist. Again, I said that it doesn’t make sense because their number is not significant. They’re only 30,000-50,000 people
@bhka6423 Many of the Afro-Irananians were the indigenous people who were exterminated. The history of the so called Middle East has been whitewashed because of hatred for Black people. It's a pity that the belief in white supremacy has tainted true history.
When u meet the rifht person u can overcome whatevet negatovrs peolle have..remembet in 60s habong black and white vlack and asian relationships frowned on but whete there is undersyamding mutual t4spect amd loyalry it works..i finf all women attractive
I knew your from shiraz i was in kish 7yrs ago but people used to stare at me inside the mall like a tourist attraction i met good people but the immigration officers are racist,harsh and rude but i like iranians i love the way they talk so calm and their women are beautiful
I wish you all the best. My co-worker always wanted to pay for me. I thought that she didn't want me to pay for her as I am black. I loved her but was sometimes afraid of hypocrisy because I experienced betrayal from white friends. I was still recovering from c-PTSD but I nie understand that her behaviour was cultural and not biased. Nice Video.
i remember first time i met a black that was in 1992 in tehran mountaion i was 20 years old and a group young boys surronded him and excited and kidding and we were so happy i was curious to touch his hair
you guya are a very playful, happy and fun couple to watch I'm very happy for you and wish you both a prosperous marriage life together. I love the way this "nterview" ended hahahahahahahaaa
As an AA man whose dated an Iranian woman in the past, I can tell you that Iranian women are NOT racist.
So what about the men
How come you don't mention that we can cook good food? My jamaican extended families and friends (all) love my cooking.
@heaven33957 The Iranian woman that I dated...she couldn't cook to save her life! 😂😂😂
@@yungjohnson76 Now that's a different story.
Salam, man Kings hastam. I am a Kenyan and I spent about 3 months in Iran in 2018. What a great country! Beautiful people who are extremely polite and welcoming. I love the Persian language.
Beautiful couple! Keep the love blazing!
Congratulations. I am Iranian and have worked in Africa for over two decades. If people have more exposure to one another, the biases go away. In the end, humans are all the same. Power to you.
Thank you. I think we get little to no information about Africa in Iran and that leads to a lot misconceptions
This is a very interesting video. I lived in Iran for 7 months from late 2021 to early 2022, and honestly, I never experienced racism in Iran at all. Maybe some people had ideas or stereotypes about me as a black person, but everyone I met was awesome and cool, and I had no problems. I heard some some Iranian friends that there is some discrimination or racism towards Afghans and Arabs but I never understood how that may manifest itself. I can say after my time spent in Iran that Iranians are the most tolerant and kind people I have ever met. More so than any other culture in the Middle East or Asia, especially Indian, Chinese, or Arab for example. It's just my opinion.
Very interesting insight! I’m happy you had a good experience overall. As you said, there are ideas or stereotypes here and there and the discrimination happens in a different way. thanks for sharing your experience
@@Anaieta Most Iranians have met have been nice to me offering gifts and other favours.
Also they have loads of language Skills like French German Turkish Russian.
plz for God's sake call us Bharat not India Bharat is her Sanskrit name
I also think to gp to anothet place having some basic language skills being able to eat their cusine does help
My old aunt 98 yrs old told me not to get a black wife. The thing is that older generation everywhere is not exposed to definitions of racism. Iranians especially the younger generation are tolerant and welcoming. I also noticed as opposed to asian culture who like to have white skin by holding umbrella, Young Iranians often tan themselves a lot to look more fashionable.
A great eye-opener, thank you for sharing your thoughts and experiences of Iran.
The best I've seen from Iran was by Indigo Traveler, another good one was a food tour by Mark Wiens. We don't hear much about ordinary life there, only their political issues with America, the West and Israel.
I never met an Iranian that I didn't like. They seem to be good people. I've never heard otherwise.
This is so beautiful to watch! Thanks for sharing ❤️
Thanks for this. Made me feel warm inside and nostalgic for London cosmopolitan life. Found your channel watching African CZcamsrs. Globetrotter from London stuck in Jamaica now. Need my wings.
Thanks. That’s actually interesting how you found this channel. I hope you can travel to wherever you want soon :) jamaica is beautiful though
@@Anaieta Thanks! Think you did a few Ghana videos. You're bf seems cool. Like my Ghana friends in London or the guys I met in Japan. They always had time for a friendly chat and would share advice.
The way she is looking at you, simple love , she is feeling it to the deepest of her heart, this warms my heart, i hope you both to know about islam , cuz an after life is the real one,respect.
Great video I enjoy it, specially the different culture that you bring to the marriage. May God bless your union.
Loved the video and your energy together💞
Thanks for your honesty. Had a smile on my face watching this! Your love for each other shines through.
Thanks for watching, your comments are always filled with positivity. Thank you
Bless you both as always. Merci!
You are so real and asked very specific and direct questions. I am glad he enjoyed his trip. About the food and saying it was good to your mom i think the majority of people would answer the same way.
Very interesting about sugar in food. I too am African and never saw anyone cook with sugar. I visited China and had enjoyed some sweet and sour chicken there as well as here in the US. I had two Chinese roomates in college in our rented house and 2 Saudi Arabians and an Indian guy and it really opened me to new stuff.
One day, my friend who is now a doctor in Shanghai was cooking for everyone and I was watching him cook and helping with cutting stuff. He asked me for sugar and my jaw dropped and asked him for what. That is when he told me about half of China likes sweet food and uses sugar and the other half uses salt. I could not believe it but the food tasted awesome once i got past my own insecurities. Sometimes it is just in our heads but off course I still would not cook with sugar. That is the beauty of travelling and interacting with locals you learn a lot.
that was really interesting. Yes actually chinese use sugar a lot in their food. And I understand why my husband would say he liked it in front of my mom haha but he was acting pretty good, i was convinced 😅
All the best
@@Anaieta Yeah there is a stereotype that the Chinese do not use sugar in their diet.
They are as human as anyone out there.
She is the sweetest ever .. your Husband is very humble and can not talk much ..
It is nice to see a black man with a iranian woman and also happy to know that your family accepts him. I was in a relationship with a iranian man and I really care about him. We recently broke up about a week ago because I found out he is secretly talking to a woman from iran. He claims his family doesn't accept me because of my brown skin. He told me that iranians are the most racist people. I am so heart broken, I can't even sleep, I am Doctor by profession and I so embarrassed that I lower my standard for someone who doesn't have anything and after all of 2 years and after all I have done for him. He never wanted to be with me simple because my skin is not white
There are many racist Iranians indeed but I believe if he was open minded enough to see more than what his community is seeing he wouldn’t have treated you that way. No one ever should make you feel like the color of your skin is a matter, and to be honest, I believe you deserve someone who sees the beauty of you and treats you how you should.
I’m sad to call him Iranian :(
@@Anaieta thanks for your kind word of encouragement. He told me he never find better than me with a great body, beautiful face and a professional.....and he turn down all that because of I came in the wrong package....I guess he is loser and I feel like such a fool.
@@nekabless8947 You'll find a man that loves everything about you. Please, take it from me...don't keep hanging in the misery it'll will only rob you from your precious time and peace. Wish you the best.
@@malancy Malancy Thank you for your kinds words of encouragement it took alot to cut this man clean out of my life because he never wanted to go. Now I am going through the healing process, lots of prayer.
Iranian-born man here. Can confirm that I find brown skinned girls extremely attractive. More than likely you just had a bad experience with a douchebag, and douchebags are universal (unfortunately).
You two are for each other. Cultural and religious beliefs have separated the human race since time immemorial. But love conquers all. Stay blessed. 🙏
Thank you
My absolute favorite channel. For me the Bible Books of Esther and Daniel brings the glory of Iran alive - once a global super power. 👌 Thanks Anaieta. 😊
Thansk for watching~ the book of Esther is my favorite
Stupid bible
❤😂 Always waiting for your videos. I would like to see more of the ancient historical sites.
I wish we traveled more to those places but as my husband mentioned he is not a fan of ancient time hahah
Hopefully on the next trip
Your family was super sweet to our brother🎉🎉
its nice to know what others experience in iran thanks for sharing
🤣🤣 Too funny. Thank you Judd for sharing your experiences. I have to agree with him. Sugar is not for stew. I had the same experience in the Netherlands years ago when my Dutch host served meatballs in a sugary stew🤢 it took almost 2 hours for me to finish eating it.
Hahahahahha
I think when you mix sourness and sweetness together in a stew, it becomes very tasty and i can guess that it probably isn’t something you’d like lol
Had no idea dutch people also have sweet stews. I would have finished it in seconds
Most Caribbeans cook yam, plantain either ripe or or green with sugar. I remember some years back my Caribbean friend wanted to marry my brother and she thought she was cooking to impressed her future mother in law in London. That was end of the relationship🤣. Both my mum and bro just couldn't fathom having this beautiful girl in the family. Unfortunately, the girl was disrespectful to the Afrikan / Ghanaian way of cooking without sugar.😂 cultural crash big time.
Gift! Magnificent conversation.
This example will help us open our eyes and hurts and hopefully our minds. Thank you
Now I want a husband from Ghana.
Hello, do you find it?
Most important thing is that your family & friends support you guys
Yes!!! 👍🏼
Thank you so much for the content, openness and inspiring story of your love life. Thank you so much
I believe that Iranian ppl are not racist. I'm from Tanzania 🇹🇿 and I'm dating a Persian woman who is incredibly kind and loyal.
I am also looking forward to the next interview😊😊😊
Congratulations to you my brother. You make a perfect couple, Wishing you all the best.
I always wanted to visit Iran for what I saw on TV it's a beautiful country and I wants to visit UAE,Egypt, Morocco,Jordan and Saudi Arabia.
Iran is a very beautiful country and I would love to visit one day
Thanks a lot for spreading love , and being confident with what you love.
Blessings upon you.
Just discovered this channel.. And I love it
Thank you
Thank you for sharing Anahita jan
Beautiful video! I have always wanted to visit Iran especially Mashad and hopefully I will someday. The Western Media always paint Iran differently but Iran is so much more. Love from Gambia 🇬🇲
Sainey Gibba R u muslim Sainey? I saw some African here ,in my city , I think they come here bcz they r muslimes
Well done guys!!! thank you for sharing this trip with us.
Thanks for watching
Great conversation, great perspective. Happy for this love and may you guys enjoy it for a life Time
I agree with your husband. It is all about the media. Until one person decides to research it himself or herself.
Yes, but not everyone does that
Most people feel more comfortable believing media
It's funny how similar some cultures are, it seems both Ghanaians and Iranians don't like to offend,some other nationalities are more direct in self expression, but its a good thing if it's not to take advantage of another person.
I think there should be a balance. I don’t like how indirect Ghanaians and Iranians can sometimes be, but at the same time I don’t really feel comfortable with the directness of some european countries. I rather to be somewhere in between
This girl is stupid
Both of you look gorgeous. Wish you all the best
Thank you
You guy’s lovely couple love you from 🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷
Thanks. Lovely to know someone’s watching from Eritrea
Majority of our perceptions about the Caucasus region is based on this stereotypic media outlets, when one actually goes there its usually not as people think it is. I am glad he went and experienced it for himself.
I think the more all of us travel and see the world, the less media can be effective
You making wanna marry an Iranian. You guys are awesome
Persian women are the most gorgeous...and would love to meet one from there!!!
I love the respect you have for each other in the conversation. Wow!
Ghanaians men have been taught by our mother to love ❤ and respect every woman as representative of your mother 👩. They can never treat any women bad I mean the good ones. It becomes fun when there are in a relationship/ marriage 💑.
the respect is soo deeper when they are with their wife Sometimes most women mistaken think the Ghanaians men is not romantic does not the truth their loved for the wife or serious girlfriend is deeper in love and respect for women. They watch everything about they woman and comes in at the right time when the wife or is women is comfortable or happy to be engaged in anything especially conversations because our mother us women do multi task even in quite moments they pray to God or Allah for blessing for her in their home so you don't disturb here with unnecessary touch and hands all over her like other cultures do. They should affection when they wife is in the mood that the beauty of respect , love ❤ and understanding Ghanaians men are. It peace at it best for a woman 👩 how is independent.
Sister ! you guys are gem 💎 I know how Ghanaians men the good ones he will build a good future for you and the family 👪. Trust me ! you have good Ghanaian man calm, love ❤ you as wife and have deepest respect for you as woman 👩. That is awesome.
So glad to learn other cultures.
Nice story 😘sweet life 🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭
Wow absolutely beautiful couple
You can tell she loves her husband by the way she looks at him
There are black Iranians in the south of Iran. They came from Africa, but contributed greatly to South bandari Iranian culture!
Yes true
Nothing special
Yes true
Nothing special
In iraq and India too
Brought centuries ago as slaves
I love you guys, you're amazing couple ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👌👌🙌
You guys are amazing, you create interesting content, an adult discussion, perfect couple, I will like to visit Iran is easy to get a visas as British?..
I think it wouldn’t be a problem. Make sure you do it with a travel agency and get a tour package
@@Anaieta thanks for your reply: am your number one fan🥂🥂
Do you recommend black female solo travelers to go to Iran?
I don’t recommend any foreigners to travel to Iran for now. But as a solo traveler I don’t think you would face issues differently than elsewhere.
I love your combination, this is so charming. Where did you guys met in the first place?
China
we met in China at a club actually lol
This was funny 😅 And what was the name of that food you mentioned? The sour sweet one!
Fesenjoooon! Can you believe this?
@@Anaieta اواااااا 😆😆
It is funny how this conversation turned into a sugar debate lol
Avoiding sugar as much as possible is a very good thing as your health suffers in the long run.
And LESS carbohydrate foodies like rice, pasta, bread and root vegetables that also end up as sugar in our body will also help.
bro i agree with you its very difficult to say that in your mom in law s home about the food.
Thanks for sharing!
This is so cool. You guys are very cool.
You all good couple. God bless you all and enjoy each.
Oh she’s beautiful 😍
Congrats she is fine
Portugal used to have naval bases in southern Iran, and they brought African slaves with them. After the Portuguese left, some of the slaves stayed behind and made a life for themselves in southern Iran, particularly in areas along the coast of the Persian Gulf. They _ARE_ part of the Iranian culture (their African heritage both influencing and being influenced by Iranian culture, especially along the southern coasts of Iran where they settled) and are part of the Iranian people.
Today it's extremely rare to run into racism based on skin color in Iran, mainly because the Iranian people consist of extremely white skinned (to the north and north western Iran) to dark and even black skinned (southern Iran). It's a lot more likely to run into cultural racism, mostly racism towards those considered Arabs (due to the millennia-long feuds between Iranians and Arabs). What makes it even more interesting is that there is a sizable population of ethnically Arab people living in south western Iran, but they are also considered Iranians (and not Arabs). Arabs living west and south of the Iranian border are considered Arabs, and those living inside Iranian borders (though ethnically Arab) are considered Iranians. *_It's confusing, I know_* . More of a geopolitical thing than a racist thing to be honest.
Pretty much the worst thing you can say to an Iranian as a foreigner is to call them an Arab. It's the equivalent of the n-word.
I agree and disagree. There’s tribalism and classism in Iran, yes! But I believe there’s a targeted racism like many other middle easter countries against black people. And the history of the people in the south is darker than what we believe from our history books. We have a long way to go still. But conversations around this topic has to happen in order for change to occur.
How did Afro Iranians influence Iranian culture if they aren’t even a significant number? Most Iranians have never seen a black person in their life. My parents also didn’t see blacks until they came to Europe. They might had an influence on the areas they live in, but not on the entire country. So claiming that Afro Iranians had an influence on Iran just like black Americans had an influence on American society is completely wrong since Afro Iranians aren’t even 1% of the population. They’re much less than 1%.
My comment is by the way not racist. Again, I said that it doesn’t make sense because their number is not significant. They’re only 30,000-50,000 people
@bhka6423 Many of the Afro-Irananians were the indigenous people who were exterminated. The history of the so called Middle East has been whitewashed because of hatred for Black people. It's a pity that the belief in white supremacy has tainted true history.
So a beautiful couple congrats!
Yall are beautiful together
What a lovely couple. God bless you guys!!@
Thank you
stop being fake and liberal
@@jeffgreen2194 ?
When u meet the rifht person u can overcome whatevet negatovrs peolle have..remembet in 60s habong black and white vlack and asian relationships frowned on but whete there is undersyamding mutual t4spect amd loyalry it works..i finf all women attractive
You two or so sweet together... so loving.
Just watching your interactions in this video brightens my day!
I see the love in her eyes. You are a lucky man
☺️🙏
Greetings from the gambia good conversation. Beautiful woman inside and outside.
Thank you for watching
u guys are amazing. cool and collect.
☺️🌸🙏
I love this combination
I knew your from shiraz i was in kish 7yrs ago but people used to stare at me inside the mall like a tourist attraction i met good people but the immigration officers are racist,harsh and rude but i like iranians i love the way they talk so calm and their women are beautiful
She is cool❤
This was sooo funny!!! You guys are a perfect couple - but Anahita, Give the brotha a break! Love was definitely in the air ...
So how do they treat the afro iranians there?
Like other minorities in Iran
Great interview..but you should let your husband talk more
This is surprising tbh. Ghana and Iran, even African and Iranian? Well, this is life.
Yeah it’s not very common. But we loving the cultural combination
Brilliant video. Lovely to see two such lovely people from two great cultures sharing their experiences
I love that ❤
🔥
I wish you all the best. My co-worker always wanted to pay for me. I thought that she didn't want me to pay for her as I am black. I loved her but was sometimes afraid of hypocrisy because I experienced betrayal from white friends. I was still recovering from c-PTSD but I nie understand that her behaviour was cultural and not biased. Nice Video.
i remember first time i met a black that was in 1992 in tehran mountaion i was 20 years old and a group young boys surronded him and excited and kidding and we were so happy i was curious to touch his hair
He really cool person
I meant hearts not hurts. Oops
I got too excited.
what a nice people
you guya are a very playful, happy and fun couple to watch I'm very happy for you and wish you both a prosperous marriage life together. I love the way this "nterview" ended hahahahahahahaaa
Love it
Beatiful couple
That’s why us Persian guys are sweet , friendly & good looking…!🤣
🤣🤣
You are a very beautiful couple
Iranian women are beautiful
Que dieu vous bénisse
How you doing?! amazing , 🔥
Thank youu
مرسی عزیزم!
👍
I like the idea that men shouldn’t take sugar 😂.Fantastic I’m gonna be Ghanaian when it comes to sugar,I might go back to my former self 👍🏻🤩
Hahahah we iranians can’t stop having sugar. It’s just not happening lol
Great❤🙏
😊😊👍🏽
آناهیتا جان شاد و موفق باشی با همسر خوبت 💝💝💝🌹🌹🌹🌍🌍🌍🥳💥💥
Merciii