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- Certain groups have been trying to paint Egyptians as a racist people just because we are defending our country against culture theft. That is not TRUE! All foreigners, especially our African brothers and sisters are treated with kindness and respect when they come to our country. Here is an African sister speaking up on the RACISM she NEVER faced while living in Egypt (:
AFRICAN QUEEN IN THE VIDEO: @raysnollaerts
Please support her
#egyptian #africa #african #egypt #blackwashing #racism #egyptianpeople #cleopatra - Zábava
Egypt is so close to my heart!! My fiancé has visited for years and now I do with him. We recently lived there for 3 months too. All I’ve found in Egypt is so much love and welcome! Everywhere! (And we weren’t even in tourists places but in the heart of many towns and cities). A comment here will not have enough capacity to tell all the beautiful stories and people we met and the things they did for us and the friends we have got!! 🥹🥹🥹🥹
That is so sweet and heartfelt 🥹🥹🥰
I’m happy you loved Egypt and Egyptian people and you’re welcome here anyway🥰💖💖💖
@@itsnouryy Thank you, Kemet! THANK YOU and Egypt for being this way and for welcoming everyone who has a good heart so warmly! 🥰🥰
Good for you but your experiences are not that of all people who have experience in Egypt?
@@itsnouryy I have to say, you are very very beautiful. A lot of the time, pretty privilege will outweigh racism
@@itsnouryy i been there it boring af
People need to understand that ANYONE can be racist, period.
People.also need to understand that animus over atrocities ISNT racist as well. Stfu
Do you even know what racism is?
@kcking23 obv I do,said very simply, discrimination against a person or community based on their race. Idk why you are asking me this question, my comment is simple and factual, anyone can be racist
@@sebastianmichael5819 Racism is a system just like capital"ISM", Commun"ISM", liberal"ISM", and etc. Many of you are disingenuous with the, "Everyone is can be racist" talking point the last 50 years. The suffix *ism* is a system, what you're elaborating to is bigotry or prejudice.
@@kcking23why would you ask that question after he made a simple and true statement? Like he said, anyone can be racist
Africans and African Americans are two different group. Africans are very open and not obsessed with race, the other is……
Africans is very poor in spirit and intelligence, Black Americans have created a culture everyone wants to be apart of… even the dirty Africans
Facts
The latter is because they have to, because they have oppressors that made it necessary. The former doesn't have that problem. Or did you overlook that both groups live in different environments with different circumstances? 🤔
@@ryankramer8779 black is not the only race that has been enslaved but why the blacks have the mentality where they are the victim of everything and deserve every thing.
@@marvelhenry Well yah, a lot of conflicts all over the world has that kind of issue. The USA and the West in general is so narrow-minded about such things. You have people saying, "Hitler killed white people who happened to be Jews!" Well, duh! Because they were Jews, not so much their skin tone either. Jews are an ethno-religious ethnicity. They aren't strictly a race of people, many have skin colors similar to their host country's non-Jewish neighbors. You have Persian Jews, Ethiopian Jews, Russian Jews, Ukrainian Jews, Spanish Jews, ect..... Whoopi Goldburg missed the entire point about Hitler's hatred of Jews, yes he was a bigot, but he was also a bigot towards Slavics and Romani too. Why is it okay for Hitler to be bigoted towards other whites, and yet not towards blacks? Two wrongs don't make a right.
"I caNt bE raCist, iM BlaCk!!"
Excuse me miss, you can only speak for your own experience, just as other speak of theirs. You cant state your experience as the only experience to exists.
I feel like my mom was lecturing me when she dropped that “Bullshit!” 😂. I literally shook for a mini second
That ptsd kicked in 😂
Remembrance 😂😂😥
This is why segregation was so important. Blacks always having to be the victim when there are literal black people pointing out that racism isn’t really happening. At this point we need to be separate. Until black people can act right they need to stay with their own.
@@newname3021 your point is so dumb. Your literally insinuating that all back people think and feel the same, which never has been the case each individual person has their own thoughts and feelings on things
@@newname3021 segregation litterally created racism. The more people get separated from each other, the less they will understand each other.
Furthermore, american problems with racism between black people and white people doesn't represent everyone in every countries... Black people live perfectly well among white people in France, and even if we have some racism problems we have far LESS problem than the US... 🤷🏻♀️
I went to Egypt. They don't appear to see colour as a thing to define anybody by. They judge you by your character which is the only thing that matters.
Exactly! 💯💯
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@@itsnouryyProof that you're not so welcoming.... Stop The 🧢 💡
Then why are they so mad that cleopatra was played by a mixed girl who was half black???
@@AAareYasharael because the real Cleopatra was a white Greek chick. Race swapping a real person takes away from the real history of the country. It's like doing a WW2 movie and getting a black guy to play Hitler. It's absurd.
I never compare Africans and African Americans as the same. Real Africans are completely different. Every single African I’ve met that now lives in America are so nice. They’re hard workers, they are not racist at all, and they’re so in tune with who they are as a people and love explaining their culture to others without feeling offended about questions that are asked.
Funny all say that but y'all are quick to tell my father to go back to Africa. My father can barely speak English in y'all assume that he's rude and made him upset. I never seen my dad cry like that and now I'm just angry about all the racism that he had to face being in the US.
@@ReinaAfricana My mother is Japanese and I’ve seen her cry because of a similar situation. Some people are ignorant and that’s all over the world. There’s bad people in America but there’s also bad people everywhere on the globe. People scream for nuance yet have no clue what it actually means. I’m sorry your dad experienced that. My husband works with a man from Togo. He knows English but his accent is thick. So my husband helps him to understand during work meetings and in return the man teaches my husband French and African language. There’s good people here you just gotta find them just as you would anywhere else.
Black amerikkkans are some of the most ignorant people when it comes to RACE. a black person in amerikkka will consider itself a MUTT and go looking for that part of them that not Afrikan. It's Bizarre and a very spiritually sick.
African Americans were taken from their home land. They know nothing about Africa so they are American. White people started the 1 drop rule. White people separated people by skin color.
@@ReinaAfricana a grown man crying 😮 maybe he has some undiagnosed mental illness
Egyptians are beautiful people!!
🥰🥰
Thank you, what country are you from?
Thank you so muchhh
@@zakariaahmed9794 I'm from the US. We're not all uneducated idiots here. 😂
@@_NotPop you're welcome!
Correction: It's mostly Americans who complain about racism in the countries they visit. And most of their complaints are because the countries they're visiting isn't acting like they expected and doesn't adjust to their American standards.
Absolute facts!! It’s ALWAYS people from western countries with African ancestry that constantly complain that everything is racist… the people that are actually from Africa couldn’t give a f*ck, they’re too busy living their best lives to complain or worry about the past 🙌🏻
Being around this form of nitpicking can be nauseating. I would know because I'm American.
Nah I think it’s because when we go somewhere like China the people there call us things like pale/black beast thinking we won’t understand and if we stumble across a group of Chinese tourists doing domestic tourism they try to take photos, touch and grab us all over, follow us like we’re Safari animals, etc. people who see racism everywhere are annoying, but people who see racism nowhere are evil.
So one persons video speaks for all lol America is the only country that’s honest about it’s racist room other countries can take some notes
@@lisac6369 No Westerners with African ethnicity like to whinge and play the victim and feel sorry for themselves whilst the people directly from Africa are too busy living their best lives to care and look forward not back instead of throwing a pity party haha 😂 🙌🏻
It doesn’t matter your skin color. If you act entitled in another country they will treat you poorly. You are a guest and should be respectful to the country and their customs
Exactly
Sometimes countries with brutal governments should probably be wiped out and replaced by better governments, like the argument that the idea of human rights came out war and conflict is really interesting.
since most regions around the world have been united for most of their histories under some kind of a massive empire like the ottomans, Mughals and the Qing but the Europeans hadn’t a massive empire to unite the entire continent since the Roman Empire so there where more smaller countries and nations that would fight one another making more conflict and war and with war you have militarily innovations
Shhhh!!! Dont tell Americans that... 75% of em anyway...
Yeah you’re quite right, but your skin Color does matter a lot of times even within the scope of the poor treatment. Unfortunately.
Treated poorly or not, over your color or not, do you want to convince me that the entire population wronged you in your short visit to another country? Million+ people?? Even Jesus didn't get that much hate, they generalise so easily and aren't checked for it. Like OP said its "entitlement".
Humanity needs to stop hating each other, we all need to get along and help each other,
True !!
@@itsnouryy Why did you abandon your white-egypt cause🤔😂
This is so true. I’m married to a Nigerian woman and we lived in KSA for many years. We travelled a lot and we never experienced any racism in Egypt. My wife’s complexion for a Nigerian in unusually dark, darker than the woman in the video, and she was always treated with great hospitality. Egyptian people are wonderful.
Actually Egyptians are quite friendly.
However most people are not married to dark skinned people.😅
If you look at ancient maps of Africa you’ll find it was the Europeans that first called Africans black. The early explorers had no idea what the interior of Africa was like and early maps depicted “negro-land” literally translated as “black land” which includes parts of what is now, North Africa. The Northern coast was known as the Barbary coast, where the name berber comes from. These berbers amongst others are descended from black Garamantees who lived in the Sahara in antiquity documented by the Romans. Herodotus acknowledged the fact that black people were indigenous to the land. Egypt was also united with modern Sudan now considered “black”. Post colonial Africa has now been divided up by Europe to keep so-called Sub saharan Africa black, despite well trodden routes between Mali and Morocco, Ethiopia and Egypt, there was no barrier in the past!
You big lier 😂
@@ashorsaleh5061Europeans rewrite history to suit their propaganda, they called Moors black after they had occupied Iberia, Cleopatra was also known as a Tawny Moor. Now Cleopatra is white according to some, because represents the western mythology of the modern world. This is where the lies/ fantasy lay.
@@jamesbedukodjograham5508don’t be a colorist hater. Darkskin is beautiful
I was bullied as a kid. White, Black, and Hispanic kids merciless nearly every day. When I finally switched schools it was an Egyptian kid who reached out and became my friend. I'll never forget his kindness.
wow sory my friend but wow egyptians bieng friendly thats nice
Same, but no sweet Egyptian. I've lived In texas my whole life, kids of every race gave me a hard time but, kids straight up from Mexico were super nice. The ones who grew up here but there parents were from Mexico, were assholes, but kids who actually grew up in Mexico were some of the nicest people I knew/know. Still the same as an adult in the workforce 😮 guess there's something about growing up in a first world country.. Some of the nicest people I know, just got here from a 3rd world country. 🤷♀️
my best friend is Egyptian and I love herrrr
@@hmmmm636 Its because they're more aware about the social impact of running your mouth. Especially when it's not necessary.
@Real Badman I think that's true too, but also they get a lot of shit talk from 2nd generations that think they're better than they're. I think there's a lot of animosity between those that have been here a few generations verses just got here. Personally verified by someone I know. They're 2nd or 3rd generation, and talk some serious 💩about people who were raised in Mexico.
I’m South African, went to Egypt last year with my family on vacation. We were the only black people at the resort. We did go into town on our own and visited more local areas away from tourist’s. We had such an amazing time, Egyptians were so warm and welcoming to us. In fact, they treated us so well like family. An uncle in Hurgada even stopped to help me fix my French braids randomly and told me how he’s a dad of two girls and does their hair everyday. We didn’t experience or notice any weird vibe. We received the best treatment. ♥️
“African” Americans that act like that bring shame on America and Africa
@@feardaunicornpeacock3567 this comment is misplaced. You didn’t even read the OP… just because you mad about something, doesn’t mean you need to share it on someone who is supporting your viewpoint from a different angle.. a positive one.
I want to say this:
If you're black and you're experiencing "racism" in the free-est country in the World, if you're experiencing on more than one or two occasions, wherever you visit even in your own city, state, or country, then that is not racism.
That is you. And you are the problem.
Not your skin color.
@@feardaunicornpeacock3567 They aren't "African" at all unless they've lived in and been a citizen of Africa.
Otherwise they're just Americans.
They wanna call themselves other stuff like "black" but that's just because THEY want to separate themselves from others.
It's not because others want to separate them from us.
@@inthelandofmorethansmall7582 STFU. Who are you to dictate to others how we should identify? I consider myself a PROUD Afro-Latina, African-American and a Black woman. All three of those labels are who I am, among others. I'm not going to deny my African roots or culture just to make you more comfortable.
I have been to Egypt, I was there for an Egyptian wedding and was in Cairo for a few weeks, also then travelled to other places in Egypt, I met extended family, we couldn’t even speak because I only spoke English - but it did not matter to them I couldn’t speak, I was invited into these beautiful peoples homes, I even attended their henna party, which was all woman and traditional without any alcohol and lots of food. I was hugged, adored, made to feel so welcome even if I was the only ‘white’ skinned woman. Not only that, I lived in Dubai for a year or so, and Egyptians were so truly amazing there, I ended up with a large group of friends all Egyptians, all incredibly beautiful charismatic, hilarious, caring and family orientated big hearted beings. . They are ancient people, who work from heart and communion first and foremost.
♥️
I love ❤️ this Nigerian sister she’s demonstrating that we African’s don’t have inferiority complexes 💯 even though she looks East African wallahi she’s beautiful ❤
we Nigerians we love every body no matter were you come
Maybe this is just her experience tho. Like I can say that I never experienced racism in Mexico but I have friends who experienced racism in Mexico. Of course it's not everyone but things do happen. This girl pulling up the experience of one dark skin person doesn't negate the experiences of other people. Especially when people from Egypt have said that they do indeed have some issues with race.
unfortunately some of our African people are also starting to adopt this victim mentality because they're listening to some of these crazy afrocentrics who operate under the guise of Pan-Africanism.
As compared to who ?? 😂
@@JosephOccenoBFH it’s quite self-explanatory I think you know but you are playing coy have you ever heard of the expression less is more 😁😂💯
the comment section warms my heart and I'm glad people have had positive experiences when visiting Egypt.
ما شاء الله تبارك الله ❤
I'm American and I'm making a comic series that will have lots of mythologies from every nation. It's taking me awhile to start on it because I'm still learning about mythologies and boy does my head hurt from all this studying and learning, but it's worth it. Believe me when I say that I'm studying Egyptian mythology gods and goddesses, creatures/monsters, hieroglyphics, ect. and I've learned so much that hopefully it will be a good comic for you guys to read. But as of right now, I'm studying Japanese mythologies for my first comic series
@@Ray_Shabaz Dont forget Baltic mythologys 😊 like iron wolf and devils who pretends to be old man to give money to those who nice to him
@@fobija1378 like I said I'm still learning about mythologies and I didn't know this one existed. I'm surprised it's around Celtic, Norse, and Slavic mythology because I thought of a comic series that'll involve around European mythologies. Great, now I have to think of new plots for this other comic series of mine lol. I'll look into it because there are some plots I thought of but something's missing in order for the story to makes sense and Baltic mythology might be it. I appreciate it
@@Ray_Shabaz Yeah, I get that. It is from small region who's neighbors are Nordics and Slavs. The same iron wolf in Lithuania comes through dreams and howls like thousands wolfs to give message to build town who be known through the lands while in Poland the iron wolf are witches defenders and portraited as evil entity.
Exactly. "If everywhere you go smells like sh#t, maybe it's time to check under your own shoe".
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 you are right
I like that
@@christopherwellman2364 thank you. I learnt it a long time ago.
😂😂😂😂😂
Wow great line. 👍👍👍
I'm Cameroonian-American and every Egyptian girl I met in real life was very nice to me. I have yet to meet a racist Egyptian.
I’ve been to Egypt 3 times, what bothers me is that they seem to think you have loods of money.
Yess I was a tourist and any shop i went into, they got mad if I did not buy anything. To them I was super rich.
I had to explain that I also had to work and save up for my holiday.
They even called me names cause I did not buy anything, that actually did hurt😔
I love Egypt, I’ve been saving up now for 4 years to go again.
Maybe I have to save up for another year so that I can buy things in every shop I go in🤔
I'm sorry you had such a bad experience! and I apologise on my behalf I'm an Egyptian too, most people you will meet there are really nice and won't try to take you for your money and will even advise you to negotiate the prices with the vendors note that this stuff happens to Egyptians too and we have a special way of dealing with it to prevent it from happening, they know your foriegn and dont know the proces well so they take that as an advantage and im really sorry again honestly most Egyptians are great it's just the vendors that love to operate that way
Some advice with how to deal with this situation is that try to get the perspective of a local Egyptian on the prices that they would buy these things with before buying them so you have an idea about the actual price then when you go to buy something if the vendor gives you a high price or tries to persuade you into buying something you don't want stand your ground firmly and leave or tell them that you would only buy the item for x price take it or leave it and if they still don't agree leave the shop most likely they'll call you back and change the price cause they don't want to lose a customer, try to stand your ground but make it as polite as you can 😂
No don't save for every shop, people are sometimes just greedy and they just wanna get bank from you, just like most tourist traps in every country
I'm sorry you had to experience this. Egyptians warn visitors all the time from the 'wandering sellers' because they're greedy, ignorants, and most of the time are actually scams. So If you visited Egypt again, make sure to buy from specialised shops for souvenirs that are recommended by many other people and not from random sellers. A lot of these sellers are at the pyramids and we sometimes give the tourists who don't have a guide hints by saying "don't don't" repeatedly 😅
I’m a white woman born in the 70’s. As a girl, I had an Egyptian babysitter and she was a MOTHER HEN. She treated me as if I was HER CHILD, and boy when she fixed my hair, which was thin and whispy and curly, it was so tight that my eyes were pulled up 😂😂. She was lovely!!!
that seems accurate
my new bosses are egyptian.. they are the nicest people ever and give me rides home and always made my dad and i feel welcomed with free food even before i even started thinking about working there. i’m so blessed to have them
That's so generous I love that they sound great
Blink twice if yo name Joseph
I’m telling you now, if his name Potifer, don’t even look at his wife, she a snake fr fr
That's awesome 👌
SOO AND WHY DO YOJ THINK THEY ARE ERASING OIR PEOPLE OFF THOSE CAVE WALLS??
I bet they are cheap too.
Her skin is beautiful
I was going to comment on her flawless skin. Africans usually have a better diet than Black ppl in the Western world. She's also quite pretty 😊.
@@Agenthoneydew33 whose?
Um apparently she doesn't know what racism is. She is consumed with her white friends. Real Egyptians are the poor black nubians that live there. Better recognize!!
As a black South African woman who went to Egypt. They seem to like me more there than here.
"you can see that my shade is almost the last shade"💀
Not even close 😂
Had me in stitches😂😂, no worries, she's so beautiful ❤
She is full of self hate. She looks like a Nigerian who was taught to know her place. That is how white society has brain washed Black people. They have trained Black people to question themselves and eachother but not to question or challenge white people. I've noticed that Black people all over the world are harder on eachother than they are on white people. They forgive white people who have done nothing but abuse them but will shit on another Black person over something minor. The Plantation Mentality. This woman is an embarrassment but typical of the damage that racism, white Supremacy and colonization does to the human psyche. Her behavior is actually a defense and survival mechanism.
Bro 😭
@teaspoon7there are different shades of black and she is almost black like black black 😂 but I love her skin so smooth
Exactly, I love this woman for how straightforward and wellspoken she is
Your shade is drop dead gorgeous. You are such a strong beautiful woman i cant take my eyes off you
There’s a big difference between African Americans and Africans. During high school, we had a new student who was from Ghana. The other black students who were African American were so different from him. Unlike the African Americans (this is from my experience), he was usually quite and was always focused in his school work. He would play soccer and cricket with the Hispanic or Desi kids. He was a good kid and really nice to everyone and I hope he has a successful future.
Yeah but that's because African Americans have a victim complex because they are the descendents of slaves. This black guy you talking about obviously wasn't.
But that's why they're saying the world owes them something. They come from slaves. And that's the only reason they exist out there in America in the first place. Only because they were slaves
He probably didnt hang out with the AAs much because they would tease you for being African. Im ethnically ghanaian, so despite being born in the US, i was ghanaian and school was the worst, so I stuck with people who also had immigrant parents from the "unadmired" places
Because, he realized the privilege of being in a country like the USA as compared to Ghana and focused on doing better for himself.
As a Ghanaian, education has been paramount to our culture. Its viewed as the way to succeed.
Some (if not most) African Americans are all about rap and sports(which isn't bad per se) and all that hood culture. Education usually comes last for most (not all) of them.
This is my personal opinion. You don't have to agree 🤷🏻
Are white kids from the US different from white kids in Germany? If your answer to this question is yes, then why make a point about a black person from country A being different from black person from country B? People from different countries are different, period.
@@efiaahimah3713 As a black American, I'd just like to remind you who controls the media in the US. Black culture in the US does not boil down to "rap, sports, and all that hood culture". Most black people don't even live in "the hood" and no, education does not usually come in last and certainly not for MOST of us.
As an Indian who lived and studied in Egypt for 2 years, Egyptians are some of the warmest and chillest people .would love to visit Egypt again
Too bad India is racist af & you got to worry about r a p e culture there smdh
I think politics and religion turns good people bad ...most people by nature are good
@@randomaccessmemoriesonly Hua cheng is the name of a character in a novel , I really love
@@huacheng8284which novel? Thank you
@@shanayazaveri2620 Hua Cheng is one of the protagonists from a Chinese novel series called Heaven Official's Blessing. I've only read the first one myself but it's pretty good.
They are absolutely right the people were the nicest people I had ever met. Sometimes when I’m sad or lonely I will think about their kindness and hospitality :).
Awww thats so sweet 🥰💖
I must say as a back woman I went to Egypt and was shocked how the Egyptians always referred to my husband and I as “my colour” it was so beautiful and they were so welcoming and defo did not expect that having been to europe and the racism is off the scale
*Black*
Soooo true!!! If you don't worship them, you're "racist" 😂 She's so on point.
@alexandralee8889 yeah sound like something white people been doing for 400 years.
Huh 😂
She is speaking for Nigerians! Not all Africans, she’s hoping some white white guy will give her a gold start for this, YOU DID!
@@nicolewhite1379😂❤😂😮😮😅😊😊😊٩😊😊
@@nicolewhite1379فففاتدتا٦٥٢
As an INDIAN who dated an EGYPTIAN and works in a multi cultural environment in QATAR, I can say that Egyptians are very welcoming to us Indians. I’m still friends with my ex as he is a very decent human being who respected me and my values even though we are from different religious backgrounds!
Aww🥰 hope your friendship stays forever
You're very lucky. You could have ended under a hijab
Attractive people like you are almost never on the receiving end of racism. People generally respect the good-looking ones, regardless of the race. Not to mention he is your ex-lover so of course racism was never an issue.
Hello yes your computer has virus
@@mayuko7042
LoL
Just remember that Egypt and Sudan are historically Allies despite being different on culture and race
So basically the black girl is saying that since she personally never experienced racism in Egypt, then every back person who experiences racism somewhere in the world actually is the problem, and not the racist ones ?
That's so stupid I can't believe people agree with that.
The context love the context
An African American actress who never had an encounter with Egyptians called the entire country racist because they called out her show that was trying to steal their history. So this woman addressed how a lot of black people want to be put on the pedestal everywhere they go or will victimise themselves and that black racism is real. However, most people in the comments are aware that it's an African American thing to play the race card forever and always, black Africans don't do that
@@Rana-Ehab-Mohamed That doesn't really solve the problem. Whether some black americans play victims or not, that doesn't change the blatant racism that exists Egypt and many parts of the world.
And blaming the victims for that just because some of them like to play victims is not going to solve any problem.
Refreshing to see a black African call out those African Americans! Thanks for your intelligent argument and truth.🙂👍✌🖖
@@mightye2142 how do you discover good English?😂 what makes westerners especially AAs think in Africa we do not speak English?😂 lol English is also not your language yet you had to pearn it in school or youtube. In Africa we speak english and it the official language of many western,eastern,southern african countries not including central africa because central africans are the only one that do not have english as their official language❤ but they have their own ancestors languages as official
She is speaking good English I can't even understand what you wrote😂😂😂😂 maybe check after yourself before you insult her english
Her and you sound dumb. African people stating the delusion and racism of others is racist? This lady is a damn self hating tether and 🍑 kisser. Name anywhere black people are systematically shutting any group out. YALL SO K WTF RACISM MEANS.
She's not a black African shes an African
@@2livinjannah I get your point, but are you saying that there are only black Africans or sensibly saying colour isn't an issue?
@@LYNX2418he meant a real true African not these American snicker bar ass mutts who think they’re descendants of the pharaoh. When in reality they have more white slaver heritage than me and I’m a middle eastern.
I knew an Egyptian lady who attended my school. Her name was Minah. She was such a lovely, bright and caring young lady and everyone in the school loved her. If you got stuck on a task (something i did frequently) she would not hesitate to help you out. She used to laugh at us Brits for freaking out over a small house spider because in Egypt, you get beetles the size of your hand just casually scuttling across the floor.
Yeh. Experienced that 'beetle'. Scary as hell.
This actually sounds really dope.
Beetles are my favorite insects and i really like them so it would be really cool honestly.
As an egyptian i confirm that i run and scream to my mom about these bugs and she smacks tf outta them with her official egyptian mama slippers and she sent that bug straight to hell not just death.
Well we don’t find too much beetles not all Egyptians have beetles I live in a apartment and it’s only flies so don’t worry
@@coffin_dudeman well if you live at a higher altitude you will generally get less intrusion from them. I live in a ground floor house (or first floor if you are living in the states) and they always come in no matter the size. My friend who lives on the 4th floor of an apartment block has no issues with them apart from the odd fly as you say.
Denying the racism others endure cos you haven't been thru the same is asinine.
Im in Egypt right now and everyone is soooo kind it's really refreshing ❤
African people that I know that came from Ghana or Nigeria, I have never seen them as racist at all. My neighbor is from Ghana is sweet! Its the African Americans with the damn complex. Not all..but most.
So explain to everyone how is it that the African Americans are the most racist?
I don't know any Nigerians, but I have met people from Ghana and you're right. I knew these 2 sisters from work who were the sweetest, friendliest of people. One time we were having lunch and we were just talking about different types of food. Since they noticed my interest they started bringing different Ghanaian dishes for me to try. For a while it became a thing where we would make different dishes and trade. Met a dude from there and he was the same way, friendly, easy going. I know I can't generalize a whole country based on only 4 people, but they sure left a good impression.
@@BigNews2021 Same and as a Greek I enjoyed eating Fufu. My neighbor from Ghana gives me some too when she makes it. You see, your people make delicious food. Learn about them. Make restaurants. Be proud of your roots.
@BagelEditz it's like the authenticity is very matter for them... 🙄🙄
@BagelEditz los afroamericanos leyeron que todos los humanos proceden de África y el wokismo les lleva a creer que africanos "originales" fueron "substituidos" en todo el mundo por blancos y otras razas genocidas y usurpadoras que no explican de dónde salieron
Ideología woke compatible con el nazismo, que creía en una creación separada de la raza aria
I'm Kenyan and I've always been in love with Ancient Egypt.
In 2021 I experienced modern Egypt for the first time and I can say that I'll have to go again.
Egyptians are some of the friendliest and most lively people I've ever met. Even though I was almost always the darkest person in the room, it never felt like that set me apart in any way.
If anything, what set me apart in any possible way was my inability to speak Arabic (which I'm working on changing).
Why does it matter if you were the darkest person in the room? Some Egyptians are black so it really doesnt matter what skin tone you are as long as you are Egyptian.
@@Note-DS Most are not, only in the south there are some
Yesss im egyptian and we met some kenyan ladies, they immediately called us sister and we bonded ❤
Doesnt matter if we have different shades of color, we are all african brothers and sisters no matter what. One continent ❤ great people
Glad to hear that 🥰🥰you’re always welcomed again in Egypt bro 🙏🏻❤️❤️❤️
Ma gal spelling the tea 🍵. Kudos 👏🏽 to you. Mam❤
She's not spilling shit. Am African like she is. I met really nice Egyptians the 5 times I have been there. But I can't ignore that there some racists too. And they don't hide. And ignoring some of the experiences is just annoying.
As an Egyptian thankyou so much for these kind words❤❤❤We really appreciate it❤❤❤
I visited Egypt & I can tell you people are so welcoming and kind to each other. There’s only love there. Also, there are so many Nubians that live in Egypt as well (some even reside in their own villages in Egypt), and all I’ve seen is everyone just be so nice, kind, and respect each other. I will always have Egypt in my heart. You could be from anywhere in the world and they will treat you like family.
Yeah they will respect you as long as you are not a woman lmao
As long as you have money
I know. My cousin married one.
@@RichieBagoDonuts Why do you think that? I’m curious.
That's your experience you don't speak for everyone else so stop dismiss what others are saying.
As an Egyptian, I approve this message.
You approve but do you agree? I live here and egyptians have been extremely racist and I’m white, i have a son with a somali man and they have told me somalis are so bad and it was dhulm that i married a somali man, just the other day we went to the sharikat kahraba and the man asked my husband if he is somali, when my husband said yea, the man said in a loud voice AUDHUBILLAH!! Egyptians are very racist from my perspective. People told me my child is better than a full somali child because he is lightskin, when my son and his full somali cousin are together the egyptians give my child attention and the somali child is ignored, they are only 3 years old
@@juwairiyahummabdullah 🙄
@@juwairiyahummabdullah your experiences are valid. There are crazy racist people in every country. Most Egyptians have prejudiced people, colorists. It’s definitely not all rainbow and sunshine!
As a Syrian i love Egyptian
Brotherhood between us never dies
@@juwairiyahummabdullah
I myself as an Egyptian haven't met racist people here before and my sister has some of the most regular African traits like the darker skin and the big nose and no one has bullied her, she is quite sociable and have a lot of friends, more than me at least.😅
So I don't really think all Egyptian are the same but i believe the morals and behavior of young generations here is worsening and i blame social media and No real censorship of tv shows
The anger she’s showing towards her own people shows that she’s lying to herself
What lie did she tell? You BLACKS are racists
Its true. As a liberian woman in America most of the racism i experienced was from black people..my people
Oh that's so sad , hope you can overcome and recover from this sick people 😢❤
This woman is beautiful in multiple ways.
Haha which direction.
You find her beautiful because she's speaking against african americans.... You don't like african american people and that's why you praise her.
hmm, really?
@@mduhyx2120 why not? Anyone can be beautiful. Are you being racist in the comment section of a video about racism??
@@Ignorer_ It is because this kind of comment has become a cliche so much that it is exasperating, cause litterally every race-obsessed Westerner uses it, or mentions tge same thing 😒🤷🏾♂️
Ive never been to Egypt but every Egyptian Ive ever met have been some of the most friendly and generally welcoming people Ive ever known.
They treat the black Egyptians poorly.
@@amenajackson8133 Hmmm How did know that ? i myself is an Egyptian and i didn't witness any single Egyptian who treated the black Egyptians (and especially the Egyptian Nubians) badly or even poorly you western white folk.
@@amenajackson8133 your source: trust me bro
@Eula simp I'm Sudanese ive lived with Egyptian most of my life some of them are good not gonna lie but the majority that ive met are racists
Exactly I'm very mixed. Everyone is not the same.
As a Moroccan I confirm that my Egyptian people are very kind and not racist at all
Sending my love from Egypt for our brothers and sisters in Morocco ❤
So you gonna say there are no racist Egyptians 😂😂😂😂😂 that’s a wild statement based in emotion and no facts
@@thebakery3996 they barely, if at all even consider themselves african . source? I'm an african who has seen ALOT, and met alot of people.
This is cap and you know it. I have met amazing Egyptians, they were great. But there are a few that racist AF, and her using her experience to negate others experiences is ignorant AF.
loop they are to their own people even you guys are to balck people
If you are trying to find racism you will find it, even if it isn't there!!
You see, she didn't say black because she is in Africa. When people in Africa they called by country or tribes name. That goes well for Egypt Nubian
Yep !!!! Exactly!! She would be offended if someone called her black because she knows her nationality and cultural background very well.
Doesn't matter what name you use or what culture you use. Those are all subjective concepts created by humans...what I'm saying is A universal fact..That women in the video who is among the Afro Eygptians who occupy Eygpt today and have for thousands of years shares common genetic ancestry with the Afro residents of Africa and their extended Afro citizens abroad. Her Genetics is more connected Afro people than Mediterraneans or Arabians. Also, if any Mediterraneans or Ariabian people read this I in no way say you all aren't Eygptians. I'm saying we must recognize all Mediterraneans, Arabians and Afro Africans their Eygptians heritage. We just can't exclude one group. How come an Arabian Eygptian American who lives in America can claim connection to Eygpt when they don't live there but An African American can't claim common ancestry with Eypgt or even Africa when both of them have People with common ancestry who have been living in Eygpt for centuries and still today?
@@darkarai5241 What could you possibly lose by keep thinking like that? At least think before respond and it must be yours
@@darkarai5241 You are right to some extend, but when u want to teach those people actually living in Egypt their own history it becomes a problem. Their ancestors may have been Egyptian or south African or west African or Ethiopian etc, but in the end they are Americans, and not Africans. Black Americans have created their own culture in America, they are no longer part of Africa and therefore have no right to claim anything in Africa. We do not behave like them and they don't behave like us, we are strangers to each other.
The woman in the video is not even Egyptian what the hell is afro Egyptian?😂 he thinks we’re like the US . The woman is obviously a foreigner from Nigeria or Ghana. And she was treated very well in Egypt, just like all people that visit us are treated
I love the way she says "bullshit."
Well shes full of bullshit..
Lovely lady🍒👠
Please, woman, it's not about you; let's validate it. Some Egyptians are racist and some blacks are racist.
The black ladies you talk about may exist, but some that do experience racism do not want to be pampered.
The sad thing in life is that some people hate them selves
and hello, being black is not about your shade of black it's about if you love being black.
You are obviously not black enough on your inside to validate what some black people experience.
I will never go to Egypt, and I have never been, but its not about me or you, It's about the racism of some, and by the way, some Egyptians have acknowledged the racism in them
No matter where you go, there is always good and bad people. There are good black people and there are racist black people. There are good Egyptians and there are some racist Egyptians as well. The same applies to every country on the face of the earth. Also you should at least give Egypt a chance, it’s a pretty nice country
If you are looking under every rock for a racist person, you will most certainly find them eventually. What does that prove?
You can’t say Egyptians are not racists. You can’t say Egyptians are racists. Just because they are all the same nationality doesn’t mean they have the same thoughts.
then you clearly never been to Egypt, its a very welcome country.
I have never been treated so shady than by southern black women. I worked with a group of black women for a year, we had a lot in common, but they treated me so rudely and wouldn’t make eye contact with me when I spoke to them but would bust out joking and laughing with each other. I was always friendly and polite and tried to be friends but I was too white for them 😞
are you Africans? lol I remember I used to attend school with Africans, they do not like Africans Americans...maybe they feel the same about africans..
They see you as enemy, sad senseless but true
Yep.
And I want to say this - especially to them:
If you're black and you're experiencing "racism" in the free-est country in the World, if you're experiencing on more than one or two occasions, wherever you visit even in your own city, state, or country, then that is not racism.
That is you. And you are the problem.
Not your skin color.
@@laduralamayimba Yes, because the history with Whites and Black in the past. And racism still being present til this day. Mississippi (South) is trying to bring back the Jim Crow law. Black people need to protect themselves from re-occurring events and traumas. Jim Crow was in 1950s, that was 69ish years ago. People from that time are still alive and continue to carry those thoughts.
However, I I’m not that she was miss treated by them. That’s sad.
If you lived in the South and dealt with white people there then you should understand why we don't trust white people or deal with them. We're not that far removed from Jim Crow and many of them want to return us to that time.
As a black woman, I don't experience racism. People are generally nice, but you can't dismiss other people's experiences.
Yes you can especially when most people are trying to call things racist when its not racist at all.
@Jiren710 Some people are just not nice people. They might not like you for whatever reason. It's not always about race. Sometimes, it's the energy someone carries around. Yes, there are racist. But black people have to stop with this victim mentally. Not everything is about skin colour. Some old white ladies have told me how they wish they had my skin colour.
Thanks for that 😊 It's really nice to hear.
As a black man I can say the same thing from my experience. I’ve been to many places (Spain, Croatia, UK, Thailand, Tunisia…) and that’s right it depends mostly of your attitude. If you carry well and have respect for everyone, they treat you well.
@KID spot on. Same. Before I went to China, some people warned me that they were racist. They were the opposite. Some people were so curious. They will come and touch me, I wasn't offended because they probably hadn't seen someone like me, haha 😅
being in egypt changed my views on humanity. it was a blessing to be there, and i keep so much of the knowledge and culture close to my heart now! ya habibiti ya masr 💓always
Exactly! They are not expecting equality they are expecting royalty treatment.
Lie.
"My shade is almost the last shade" sent me. Didn't see that one coming.
ok so I wasn't the only one🤣🤣🤣
Lol
My fiancé is Egyptian and when i went there, everyone treated me like their own. Not just his family, literally EVERYONE. If you are a decent, lovely and outgoing humanbeing, most of the time even if people had prejudice towards your race, ethnicity, orientation, religion etc, those people will treat you nicely.
That's generally been my experience with north africans and many middle easterners. BUT... The racism is real for some. I've worked with many, many middle eastern folks from all over (Israeli arab, Palestinian, Saudi, Yemeni, Iraqi, Afghan, Iranian, Moroccan, Egyptian, kuwaiti, and others. Palestinians and Saudis in particular seemed to have a particular fondness for calling black folks abd/abidah.
I'm pretty sure that if a man was engaged to Egyptian woman. They wouldn't be so welcoming.
Also bacsish
The whole country is filled with scammers and robbing tourists. Yes, most are probably welcoming and awesome but they do nothing to stop the blatant open air corruption
@@47morlockwho told U that?! If they love each other and His religion is like hers, they will welcome him, I saw many Sudanese and south Sudanese married to egyptian women and egyptian families welcome them..
@hager_mohammed exactly, if religion was the same. I'm sure they would be fine with a western woman married to an Egyptian. But not the other way around.
Tell me I'm wrong.
I am a fairly well traveled Nigerian who doesn’t live in Nigeria and I have been to Egypt twice, they weren’t racist but neither were they welcoming. My sister went to Egypt with her family and from the airport all she experienced was racism, I have friends who have been to Egypt and they enjoyed every moment. I believe no experiences are the same and it depends more on a personal experience. I have been to Dubai twice I loved every minute of it, but I hear a lot of people who say there is racism in Dubai but that wasn’t my experience.
Is this a page dedicated to denying blackness?
As an Egyptian myself all I'm gonna say is thank you
I am Somali, travelled to Cairo and they treat me like a local, very welcoming and happy people.
Your people aren't friendly, get real
@@nhomdefer1153 that actually isn't true have you even been here?
@@nhomdefer1153 What country are you from? You’re not being very friendly. I would say that means all of your country is unfriendly, which is simply untrue isn’t it? Really…
You’re just projecting your own experiences on a mass amount of people. Treating other people differently because of a stand-alone experience… sounds discriminatory.
@@DeIuIuu
It doesn't matter...
Égyptians aren't welcoming at all. Have you even been there ?
As an Egyptian we happily claim you as a sister to the nation!!❤
I'm from Tennessee USA and it's a racist state. I've never traveled outside of USA. I was scared to because I thought it was like this everywhere. But now, you gave me hope.
“I never experienced racism therefore racism doesn’t exist” 💀
That’s what she sounds like. The Pick Mes are wild.
She’s saying Egyptians in general aren’t racist. Yes some people are racist but that doesn’t mean the whole fucking country is racist. You people and your victim mentality, when tf will it end?
You're obviously twisting it 😏
This woman spoke after an African American actress called an entire country that she never had an encounter with its people racist, because they called her Netflix show that was trying to steal their culture out
No it’s saying that it’s not true that the majority of the people are racist. Stop lying.
The kindest people I have ever met in my life were from Egypt.
It is stunning how welcomed we felt as foreigners living in Egypt. The most hospitable people.
And they treat the native black Egyptian poorly.
Shit it's cause they new too lmao
Kindest people? Kind to gay people? Not in my experience.
@@user-cm9nn6kx4k I'm gay.
@@amenajackson8133not the nubians,mainly sudanese
I spent 2 yrs I Egypt.. and I never came across any type of racist problems.. and found the Egyptian people very welcoming 🙏
They want to sue black Americans and were bullying a drak skinned Egyptian girl on tik toc
Happy to hear that 🥰🥰 hope U visit us again ,you’re always welcomed in Egypt🙏🏻🩷🩷
Your shade is the same color as your soul… beautiful. God bless you young lady.
I feel so loved reading your comments about us ❤❤❤❤
Yea go read the comments about blacks from your people on the other girls video 😂 Not so flattering
@@brianasingleton3329 umm okay? 💀
i can testify to this Egyptians are very very friendly people and i love how they are so proud to be African. I did my degree in China and i was around alot of Africans and i can say that Egyptians are the only North Africans that actually love and proudly proclaim being African and joyfully associate with Africans unlike Moroccans.
🥰🥰🥰💖
May I ask why the Morrocans don't?
My husband is half Morrocan and im trying to learn what I can about Moroco
@@halleyangel1706 From my experience all the Moroccans I met identified as North Africans
@@itsnouryy That makes sense
Unlike Moroccans? Tf did we do?
I agree with the Black lady 100% it just happened to me 20 days ago at the airport in my own country. The Black woman just came last to the queue and got second place there when I told her that if she hasn't seen that people are waiting in line and she has to go behind she started to curse at me. And then she told me maybe you don't understand because of the thing you're covering your head. As a Muslim person in my own country, I've never felt this much discrimination. In the end, she even told me that you look like the devil because I was wearing a red hijab. I really hate when they come to our country expecting everyone to treat them like first-class meanwhile they don't even show any respect for our religion and culture. Unfortunately, this is not my first bad experience with a black person of course they're the really good ones that I'm friends with but would be a minority compares to the racist ones. I know that they had many bad experiences in their lives but still, it doesn't give them the right to be racist towards others who had nothing to do with their situation. I hope that they would really get out of the victim psychology.
I find that attitude rampant in a lot of Americans.
I love how black people as a whole get blamed for the experiences other people have with individual black people. You just dismissed an entire races experience and history because of what you experienced from individuals
Wow a similar story would be me experiencing racism and side eyes from Muslims for being Hindu. So shall I say only minority of Muslims are actually really nice people and majority are racist and only try to become my friends to convert me?
Another problem is that a lot of black Americans for some reason believes that black people can not be racist. So they say crazy, racist things then say “I can’t be racist. I’m black” 🤦🏾♀️ it’s ridiculous
This woman should vist a sun down town in America.I am sure she would like the klan hospitality. She is just doing this for clicks and likes.
she literally said that she is the last shade, had me dying
She is wrong the last shade is an ALBINO they have almost no melanin funny thing there is a TRIBE called the tutsis why don't you google and see how you are ignorant because you play the color game i'll play they have the skin tone of EUROPEANS but BIG NOSES LIPS WOOLEY KINKY HAIR loololol thats called PHENOTYPE homegirl looks like the same EUROPEANS you see in SOUTH AFRICA yall are that slow they can do a DNA test and their root will go to EUROPE that hair and complexion if you been around long enough not 100 NATIVE you are a crossbreed meaning you have genectic markers of another culture no tribe in Ancient times ever looked like you and we can prove that
I am glad she said it like it is. I hope when i go to egypt i would get lucky and be treated right. But the cultural shocks sometimes are inevitable, you are in a foreign country. I think you need to prepare so much to travel, not only knowing the language and the culture, but also the norms, behaviours and manners. Love this post
This reminded me of White Chicks the movie 😅
Egyptians are the sweetest people. There’s a reason they’re called “Umm Al-Dunyah”.
Umm al-dunyah is referred to egypt not its people
@@hutao.h1258 yes I know, but people are a part of what makes Egypt “Egypt”.
@@hutao.h1258 Egypt is the People
@@sophiawahdan My brother Josey (who's skin is darker than under the bed) told me that the most electrifying and meaningful relationship was with Solwan an Egyptian lady. They're working on getting back together.
Mother of the world right?
Sounds lovely 💙
This is an ignorant take. You can’t discount other black people’s experience of racism just because you haven’t experienced it.
She just need to come to spain, shes just living in a bubble and doesn't really understand what the world still does till this day to black people.
Indeed. I am egyptian. And I know for a fact that we do have a racism problem in Egypt. This woman is extremely dismissive and its horrible.
Actually lots of black people are starting to wake up to the very idea she is talking about. They understand that they need to stop being victims in their mentality and looking for racism everywhere. Good for her for refusing to cave to social pressures.
Racism is everywhere even in Egypt. The fact that some modern day Egyptians deny that black people weren’t around in ancient times says a lot. I got an N-word by one for recognizing Piye. When I was out there a vendor called a Indian woman a slur
I’m a Egyptian and the people in Egypt will welcome you as long as you show them respect most the time
Thank you, beautiful lady. You said everything that needed to be said. As a Ghanaian who spent most of my life in Canada, I never experienced any kind of racism or discrimination from anyone except from the black Jamaicans. Many of them are unpleasant to live among, and yet they think everyone is racist toward them. The energy you give out will be returned back to you.
Excuse me?? Please redirect your argument. First, this does NOT describe Jamaicans. We are not racially obsessed.
Second, there is a huge issue with ignorance in Canada where everyone with an accent is assumed to be Jamaican when this is not the case. Leave Jamaica out of it. Thank you.
Bahahah what? Please go outside the city centres and then come back. This is a gross comment to read as a Canadian of East African descent. Caribbean people are some of the kindest most welcoming people. There are a LOT of racist Canadians. Go to places where they have First Nation people and youll be shocked. The only difference is that they are trained to be “nice” to your face but as a “not real Black person” to them, its appalling what they believe about Black people. I will NEVER live outside a city again. When they have numbers and have like 1 drink, it ALL comes out. No more fake niceness. But in smaller towns, its blatant! So stop putting down other Black people for no reason.
Funny because the few african guys I knew grewing up only really hung around jamaicans lol. Jamaicans can get rowdy but racist, Ive yet to see much of that. Maybe thats the new generation thats been indoctrinated by western ideals? Because its only those places that think this way (especially liberal canada). But as someone with carribbean parents and family in east africa, theres a lot of commonalities as far as their views on race and values are concerned. Not saying it cant exist but Ive yet to hear of incidents that youve described
Canada is not North Africa. They don't believe they're Africans so the sight of a subsaharan African is disgusting to them. Their police can be something else.
Racism is condemned in Canada but in those African Arab nations, it's condoned. You could be killed for just being black and nothing will happen, no one would be arrested.
Don't mind the black lady, she's probably been paid or married to an Egyptian and wants a good PR for them.
@@syw9882 Canadians think you might be Jamaican because the Carribean population in certain Canadian cities is very high. This is ignorance, yes, but this is nowhere near on the level of true racism and doesn't mean you should have a bad impression of Canada. I have a friend that has travelled all over Africa and he says that people always think he's American because he's white, when he's actually German... he gets very similar treatment in Asia as well. It's like this everywhere in the world, because some of the most populus tourists and travellers are Americans.
Also, as someone who has grown up around a bunch of Trinis, Jamaicans and Haitians, I agree that most of them are not racially obsessed, however I did have a few friends that were, especially if they were born in Canada but had Carribean parents straight from the homeland. The mentality of victimhood is way more pervasive amongst younger Trinis and Jamaicans than it is from the elders, which is why Canada needs to stop pandering to racial division like the US does. You don't want us to bring Jamaicans into this? I don't want you bringing my country, Canada into this. Out of the US and Canada, Canada is far less racist and black people consistantly report not feeling any sort of racism while being here... I won't have you slander my own nation. Thank you.
Egypt is an amazing country with amazing people
What about the gang rapes of Coptic Christians? Pure evil. Where is society to help these girls? I would rather experience racism than this. What matters most in the world is for people to treat each other as human beings
@@a.k.7341 Dont base off a group for a whole country or race. Critize that group- not margalize an entire race or people.
I’ve never been to egypt, but they made paper and language and that’s cool
She is an incredible woman damnn
As an African American woman, I couldn’t agree more! There’s a difference between being generally unsafe in certain countries and being treated like a tourist. Just because people aren’t falling at your feet the moment you get off a plane, doesn’t make them racist.
Yesss thank you!!! 💯🙌🏽
Also another thing is just because people notice that you are different doesn’t mean they’re being racist.. most of the time they are just really curious or maybe even fascinated by how unique you look So you can’t expect to go to a country where you do stand out from the crowd and expect people not to stare or pretend that you look exactly like them😅
Like when I was in China I literally felt like a 3 legged alien 🤣 but its ok I didn’t find it racist when they stared or asked to take a picture with me or touch my hair 😂 I actually thought it was cute
You are delusional.
Been to Egypt as a little girl with my parents it was amazing and people are very friendly there had a absolutely amazing trip ❤️
I’m glad you enjoyed it, please come back 🥰❤️
@@itsnouryy I would love to come back, it's so amazing and the people are so kind and extremely polite. ..the whole trip stayed in my memory even as a little girl everything impressed me from ancient Egyptian artifacts to the people being so nice, I remember being so hot ..I am German so I get hot easily, and the tour guide who was so smart saying here I teach you to cool off like a Egyptian and he tilted my head back and poured bottle water down my throat and on me it was awesome and got pics of it....Ich liebe Ägypten 🐱❤️
Hahahha cool off like an Egyptian thats funny😂 Thats so cute Im really happy to hear how much u enjoyed Egypt 🥰🥰
@@itsnouryy my ex girlfriend is Egyptian and damn you make me kind of miss her 😂🤣 lol
Nah just ask the native blacks how they are treated then you will know what type of country Egypt is.
It really depends on the individual. I’m pretty sure there is Egyptians who are Racist, racism is everywhere though
The last shade 💀🤣
Both things can be true. At the end of the day we are all humans and we all have the same vices and virtues. Yes, there are racist Egyptians, but that doesn't mean ALL Egyptians are racist. All Tropical Africans are not saints. That doesn't mean All of them are sinners. You will find negative people everywhere you go. You can't be afraid to live in the World.
Best comment on here..
@@shalawndudley2094 ❤
@@cece6493 ❤
Yup. Its always about shaming people for sharing THEIR experiences.
Facts!!!
Respect. People like you need to speak out and be heard!
Makes y'all feel good to hear this fool apologist, doesn't it?
@@Alan-71351 Who do you mean, by y'all?
@@AaronChimera the hell do you think I mean? You that thick?
@@Alan-71351 Sounds like someone made an assumption. Since you love Marxism so much, you can take your as off Stolen Land with it.
I'm Egyptian and I'm telling you that Egypt is horrible, everything you think you know about Egypt is wrong!
Thank you for speaking the truth!
this woman slays with her words 💖💅
Ma’am your skin and hair are beautiful, I had to watch twice to figure out what you were talking about cuz your skin is just stunning & those braids are 🔥
She never said anything negative about her skin she simply stated the fact that her skin tone is almost the last shade.
@@nikoutoajaisai6310I’m saying her skin and everything is beautiful and I was in awe by her look, I didn’t pay attention to whatever she was talking about the first time. Both are beautiful
She fine as hell
We wuz beautiful and sheit
Exactly. Her skin glows. Wow!
I adore this woman. Hope the world give her all her heart desires.
You may adore her but she is definitely lying. Black people are treated worse than animals in all the Maghreb countries
@Y0utubeIsFuckingHomo Afrocentrism is trending thee aswell, so I take this "bad treatment" with a grain of salt. I def know they're less tolerant of non Muslims regarless of their skin color. How would you feel if a group is trying to erase your ethnicity by saying that because you're not black, you're not African, claiming to 're-tell' African story by only taking into account east Africans and ignoring the rest non nubian people?. Its not a treatment thing its a don't erase me or rewrite my hostory for me thing, basically tell it how it was not how you wish it to be.
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@@1995marixsa That's a cop out. The treatment of blacks in North African countries was abysmal decades before any Netflix crap of Cleopatra. I can't tell if you're trolling or being serious. Please don't take my word for it, take 2 seconds out of your 24 hours and do an objective Google search on the treatment of Black Africans in the Maghreb.
@Y0utubeIsFuckingHomo You're kidding me right now. You think this is a recent thing like the Netflix Cleopatra crap. This has been happening long before that take your own advice and go read. I'll give you a basic example any neanderthal gets,go and ask a person what an African looks like and see what results you get and tell me why is that, you'll be surprised that not just American propaganda agenda is involved in it.
I won't deny that North Africa has unresolved slavery and explotation of foreigners( not just black but many other ethnicities as well) for free labor but that's not a because you're black it's more because you're a poor non Muslim person that I can exploit for my personal gain. I'm sure there's racism there, too, like anywhere else it's not an Middle east thing only. The worst enemy of blacks are other blacks, more than any other ethnicity, sadly; one tribe will enslaved another for power and dictatorship.
If you are dumb, you cannot see racism!
This Western culture is… something else. On behalf of America, we apologize sincerely.
At the beginning when that Afrocentric thing started to happen I thought every black person hates Egyptians, then i found A LOT of black people standing with us in the comments and noticed that they were all born and still living in their countries in west Africa, thay carry much love for their countries and who they are, they understand the importance of their history because they've studied it, they know their heritage and that they don't need to be called by someone's else name to be proud of their continent !!
Literally i have much love and respect for African people and I'm waiting for a chance to show them that we are ready to stand with them too ♥️
My dad worked in Egypt a lot when I was young and made many friends, they came to visit and were so kind and respectful of us. Love Egyptian people ❤ 🇪🇬
Glad to hear that🥰❤️❤️❤️
What I've learned in all my life is that not everyone faces the same experience
The first thing my Egyptian Airbnb host said was "Welcome home"❤
Some people see what others don’t. If you haven’t grown up in a racist society you won’t notice it, but if you have you will!!!