She Went Viral For Explaining This About African Immigrants

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  • čas přidán 23. 08. 2024
  • She Explains Why (Some) African Immigrants Don't Align Themselves With Black Americans
    I recently came across a compelling video by a creator known as Wonton, who took the opportunity to clarify some misconceptions about Africans in America.
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Komentáře • 24

  • @jayleezy3681
    @jayleezy3681 Před měsícem +10

    And this is specifically why black Americans are delineating and specifically why Africa struggles. Some of us still don't know who there true enemies are.

  • @jasonweishaupt1828
    @jasonweishaupt1828 Před měsícem +8

    In my high school the Afrikan Blacks would not associate with the Amerikan Blacks.

    • @ViralTrendsSpot
      @ViralTrendsSpot  Před měsícem +3

      American Blacks fought for their right to be in this country. It’s so disrespectful .

    • @sheltonmackey6449
      @sheltonmackey6449 Před měsícem

      That's High School not College. We do not control World Media who control your narrative.

  • @alicianieto2822
    @alicianieto2822 Před měsícem +7

    As an immigrant, black and white American culture look more alike than different for most of us ( far far FAR more similar than different), plus I have no attachment to either one. The majority subculture is not only more convenient in that setting, is also more accessible ( most of the learning is done by immersion not by " choosing").

  • @cooljamie76
    @cooljamie76 Před měsícem +8

    The only color that matters is GREEN.

    • @Moicesy
      @Moicesy Před měsícem

      You’re talking about your weed of course.
      You’d probably sold your whole family for some weed.

  • @vernmartin7660
    @vernmartin7660 Před měsícem

    THISSSSSSS THIS ASS NEEDED TO BE SAID AND UNDERSTOOD. SAD BUT YES. AGREE on both sides so we need solutions and more conversations to be had.

  • @sugaloveCAFE
    @sugaloveCAFE Před měsícem +6

    WHAT BLACK PRIVILEGE ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT, LOOK WE DONT CARE ANYMORE

    • @ViralTrendsSpot
      @ViralTrendsSpot  Před měsícem +2

      I said American privilege.

    • @Moicesy
      @Moicesy Před měsícem

      You never cared in first place, that’s why every other ethnic who were considered minorities jumped ahead of this community.
      And the funny thing is, now black women are the most educated group of people in the country and everyone takes credit but it’s actually Nigerians who came here and achieve this.
      I’m guessing they are the only group of black people who have privilege right ?

    • @LonerSheep
      @LonerSheep Před měsícem +1

      American privilege......

    • @y0g_s0th0th
      @y0g_s0th0th Před měsícem

      @@ViralTrendsSpot Their ancestor shouldn't have sold us, then. Someone commented that we don't know the real enemies, but Africans come over here and align with our enemies quite often or they use their talking points against us, but look how they live. You can't point it out though because it's elitist and wrong. It's true, though. Africans throw stones in glasses houses. They stick their nose down on us like we are just the slaves their ancestors sold all those years ago. Like they are the real deal. We're just the b@st@rd children of Africa.
      Selling us to Europeans was the biggest mistake Africa ever made as a continent and as a body of black people. They showed they are weak and desperate, and allowed themselves to be trampled on and for crumbs. They sold African slaves for sugar, cloth, guns. Nothing substantial..Now they come to our country where we fought and still fight hard for our rights and dignity, and sell us out to get a buck. Same old story.
      As soon as Africa as a continent stops being so desperate and looks inward instead of trying to rely on throwing us under the bus to get somewhere, fleeing their countries where they are majority because of their corrupt leadership, they will always be cursed. And so will we as an offshoot of African ancestry. If Africans stop accepting the bare minimum from all these countries them could have something for themselves.
      I rock with the good ones, but so many of them don't respect us.

  • @ettcha
    @ettcha Před měsícem +2

    This is nice and all, but below all the layers people want to ascribe to each others motives, there is a fundamental difference in culture, focus, willingness and arguably goals. This doesn't mean they can't get along as proximity can help bridge that gap.

  • @handsomeman-pm9vy
    @handsomeman-pm9vy Před měsícem +1

    I ate breakfast this morning. Boring.......!!

  • @kim.jong.skillz
    @kim.jong.skillz Před měsícem +2

    Lol

  • @VanityDivined
    @VanityDivined Před měsícem

    Does anyone really need an explanation? 😂