You only visit Philippines you didn’t stay long like 2 years pls do your research well don’t put my people in a dangerous zone I stayed in the Philippines for years before I left if you are black skin???? They take away your dignity make you look like something is wrong with you , if you walk on the street look there faces and see how they will cover there nose and hold there bags you don’t even know what you were saying right?? I have a daughter in the Philippines so I know what’s up with them they have lots of drama thinking they like you he’ll know they only respond to your passport as US citizen and that is just for people that knows you there I nearly married my gf there that time thank God I met one African guy told me hey they are after your passport not you and he explain things to me and I said ok I will check it out it was exactly what he told me I was like oh hell no I run out within one week I found out don’t even tell black people to stay there but they can visit for vacation that is ok for like one week and get out and one thing I learned was they are crazy about white men so so crazy is like jackpot to them they are so proud to capture white men they call them big fish in the sea

@@Oges985 African American men have been loving Filipino women for over 100 years

The reference to 1899 The Philippine War - A Conflict of Conscience for African Americans There's a very special relationship between African American men and Filipino who have been loving Filipino women for over 100 years and also the relationship between African American and Filipino people goes back over 100 years but the pale face didn't want you to know that but that the true. "I FEEL SORRY FOR THESE PEOPLE”: AFRICAN AMERICAN SOLDIERS IN THE PHILIPPINE-AMERICAN WAR, 1899-1902 relationship goes back to the Philippine-American war THE 19TH-CENTURY AFRICAN-AMERICAN SOLDIER WHO FOUGHT FOR FILIPINO LIBERATION Angry at the Treatment of Blacks in the US, in 1899 David Fagan Deserted His Regiment and Became a Household Name Back HomeIn 1899, during a campaign on the island of Luzon to entrap the Filipino revolutionary president Emilio Aguinaldo, a 21-year-old buffalo soldier named David Fagen deserted from the American army. He wasn’t homesick. Young Fagen decided to join the Filipino revolutionaries and quickly took up arms against his former countrymen. In time, he became a guerrilla leader of such renown that his Filipino fighters called him “General Fagen.”Fagen enjoyed a good time. He was a master of stud poker, having regularly relieved his fellow soldiers of several hundred dollars on payday. He was fond of carousals, played the guitar, and lived in the camp with his Filipino wife. He was “often amusing” and voluble, supremely confident, and a natural leader. Fagen even inspired mystery, and controversy, in matters of death. With a reward on his head, he retreated to the desolate Pacific coast. In December 1901, a Filipino hunting party brought in a moldering head and Fagen’s effects, claiming they had killed the renegade. The army announced Fagen’s death and hundreds of newspapers covered the story. Only the English-language Manila American made a mockery of the Army’s account of Fagen’s killing, but that story went unreported in America and was entirely overlooked until I recently discovered it. In the end, Fagen was not a central military player in the war; the region where he fought was of secondary importance in terms of the larger struggle. But he is important as an African-American who took up arms against a country racist to the core and bent on empire at the expense of dark-skinned people. As a revolutionary officer and later as a bandit leader, Fagen confounded the American whites. He not only challenged their supremacist assumptions; he also mocked them, defiant in the face of the noose and the burning stake. Take care and God bless

I visited the Philippines 3 times for about 1-2 months. The locals were wonderful I also met several who are African American like me and they were married to Filipinas. I look forward to visiting there again after the pandemic. Ms Perry thank you for this video, you did a good job!

Nice video keep it coming greatly appreciate it take care and God bless

It is. Racial trauma and PTSD are real.

Its true. I don't know what has happened to this world.

Black people are careful and skeptical for good reason. But I always say, no country has mistreated AA or Black people like they have and continue to do in the US. Your nationality plays a big and important part.. I urge Black people to travel, I genuinely feel more welcomed, less judged, more desired and more safe travelling outside the US.

@@vellabella1 now that's true . Even in Switzerland they were curious about me , not like the judgemental eyes you get in some parts of America

Chile, um still looking for a safe place to raise black boys in AMERICA.....VERY SAD!!!!!

She doesnt mean you cant travel to other countries! Even the US department has a list like this! The African American community should travel a lot to Africa. White Americans travel to Africa more than African Americans!! Just get your English teaching certificate or degree from somewhere and move to Hargeysa! You will be treated like a queen!

You’re missing the point. It’s great to be a Black American overseas in most countries. She’s listing the ones where she’s had a great experience. I’ve visited countries on 6 continents and very much agree with her experiences. I’d add Colombia and Peru to the list. Great places for Afro Americans to visit. Love Mexico too.

You guys need to travel more! We Nigerians travel everywhere across the world, the world is our oyster. You guys need to stop being afraid and open your eyes.

@@antnam4406 I would advice Nigerians to stay Nigeria more, at least for a while, until the reputation is .......... restored!

We need a new Green Book.

Costa Rica is comfortable to black people because it has a lot of them specifically from Jamaica. Many are also land owners some who are being moved out by Americans and Europeans looking to take advantage of them.

Haiti.

Certainly not Durban; the Zulus are generally the most Afrophobic of all Indigenous South Africans while the Indians are one of the most racist among the non-indigenous Saffers

Durban???

@Gerard Freeman Show evidence if they do so what? How does it effect a hateful sun dodger like you? Hmm, exactly..

God bless Mexico & it's beautiful, welcoming & happy citizens. I love & respect you all. Take care.

Love your country ❤

I live in Mexico and the Mexicans rock.

Thanks Tee!! 💗

@@StephaniePerry Well-spoken, possessing a special elegance, and personable, as well. Examples for all nationalities to follow.

@@StephaniePerry of course your Tinder was popping! Hellooo!! You fine af🤣

I was thinking the same thing, that’s why I kept watching her video after video and yes, I did learn some thing but being ex-military and at age 20 I was running the streets of Paris and frequently popped into France on the weekend from Karlsruhe Germany I totally get what Stephanie is saying. I remember skiing in St. Moritz, Switzerland and I truly thought I was the only black person in the hold country, and yes if your American in some counties you’re treated very well especially if your military. Any way back to St. Moritz I came down for breakfast and in the dinning area every move I made I was being watched by all the Europeans but you get use to it especially when I hit the slopes. So, Steph I get what you’re saying and you’re a beautiful black woman.

I remember skiing in St. Moritz, Switzerland and I truly thought I was the only black person in the hold country, and yes if your American in some counties you’re treated very well especially if your military. Any way back to St. Moritz I came down for breakfast and in the dinning area every move I made I was being watched by all the Europeans but you get use to it especially when I hit the slopes. So, Steph I get what you’re saying and you’re a beautiful black woman.

It’s their loss, you’re probably an awesome person Bigotry blinds people

Try England, black men... Not much better..

Damn. How ironic.

@@Shin8bi nah let's be real now. England is one of the best countries for black men. Trust me I live here.

@@AAde-or3qz I've lived here for 30 plus years. I've had a lot of fuckery here, I also resent them for what they did...

Only place black can feel safe and comfortable in this world is Africa, and more comfortable with economic independence

Now that's hilarious and true at the same time

No where

# Facts

@Original Entity haven't been? 😂😂😂 I am from there, was born there.

Where in Portugal would you recommend... can you give choices please thnx.🙏🏽🌺

the interesting / ironic thing is the Portuguese were the first Europeans to start the slave trade and colonization, and they were the last to give up (I think Brazil was the last country in the west to end slavery) and Angola and Mozambique were some of the last African colonies to gain (so called) independence

@@proverbalizer Ahh ...Yes the negativity we’ve all been waiting for! 😂😂😂

@@proverbalizer In Mozambique and Angola, we won the war.

@@proverbalizer, pure ignorance.. seeks to study Islamic slavery that began in the 7th century. "Tidiane N'Diaye Seven centuries before the European slave trade, which could not have had the scale it had without the participation of Arab and African slavers, the Arabs ravaged Sub-Saharan Africa for thirteen centuries without interruption."

Wow. I'm so surprise.

Beatrice.... I feel the same way.

Wow!!!think I should shift to Mexico...wow!!!

Specifically what areas in Mexico? I've heard too many bad stories about cartels to be traveling there alone.

@@BFore-rr6ze Avoid towns bordering the United States and some areas of Sinaloa, Michoacan and Guerrero.

Unfotunate but true.

I had a fantastic experience in Norway! The people and the food were great. I met black people who were born and raised in Norway. Black people are everywhere in the world. I have met black people who lived in China, Finland, and Greenland, not just tourist on extended visa's but actually lived in these countries.

"There are black people in Sweden as well." This can't seriously have been a major revelation?

I'll be moving there can we exchange Instagram?

Did not know this was a big surprise. I'm black, born and raised in Stockholm, Sweden. It really depends where in Sweden you are. In Stockholm there are lots of black people and other minorities as well. In the south and up north, there are far less. Swedes are known for being very introverted but they are not judgmental towards foreigners. Lots of black people in Norway too, a little less in Denmark and Finland.

Vietnam is wonderful Kayla. I love it I love it! 10/10. Would recommend.

@@StephaniePerry thanks I need this hopefully things work I can stop my business overseas will see

Wow same thing her. I also know a black woman who had only good words about Vietnam. I willd definitely visit that country.

@@StephaniePerry would love to visit then

@@StephaniePerry how did u become a full time traveler?

I'm working on it. 😃

@@StephaniePerry hey. You got Instagram?

Are you from Mexico?

I love Mexico also was there in December, but if your not careful you pay tip/comida twice.

Mexico has always been quite friendly. We should really get Latin America “going” on the fair trade textiles

Is UK not racist?

Lisbon here i come...

Interesting. I am happy that you had a good experience. I have heard its beautiful. One of the few people I knew from Madeira bragged to my workplace that the Portuguese "civilized" Africans. That won't prevent me from going there, but their education system might need some work.

@@loshramy748 Our politicians and media have spent the last 50 years telling us we are. Most people don't agree.

Mixed race marriages are common. in UK. Only groups who are against them are Indians and Pakistanis. Also black males who can't stand the idea of a black woman having a white partner ? Hope this helps ??

I love the Philippines so much! 🇵🇭

@@StephaniePerry run around the block B4 & AFTER U EAT THERE...lol.....soo many different kinds of foods there...

❤️❤️❤️👍💯😁

I'm black British, but when you're black in the UK you're low key second class human. I do know my privilege, so I don't mean to come across the wrong way or ungrateful. But I've had so many bad experiences here particularly within the healthcare system. And Pilipino people particularly, at least every single one I have been blessed to interact with, have been the best and most hospitable people I've ever met, who've made a lot of services here great. We as a society don't deserve you.

Internet in Philippines is slow and expensive that is true.

It’s the total package! 💗

I LOVEEE MEXICO 🇲🇽

I'm moving there I'm Mexican but my daughters mother in law is black and looking for a better place to go I'm trying to convince her to come with me

Wouldn't go there???

MX is the best

Africa is everyones' original homeland.

@@rontelfer6678 Here we go.

@@littleone8055 Lol

Africa don't count as far as this list goes. That's home 🤣

Cape Verde was very friendly 👌🏾

Wow. You women are so daring. Good for you!

@@merriem24 You could do the same! If I didn't just go on my own, I wouldn't have made a friend at the hotel, who ended up being a surfer & instructor, & he took me offsite to learn how to surf. This wasn't planned, but I put myself in a place where the universe/Spirit could allow for me to experience this opportunity. This wasn't a planned event. Have to the UK etc., & so can you as well. When you have an open mind, & are kind people of other cultures will treat you well.

That's a good thing.

So what you're saying is, that an inferior Hollywood film is the filter from which you view the world. Take your mind back.

Take your mind back from Hollywood script writers.

@@stephencarter744 I'm sorry, from what planet are you transmitting?

@@willrobinson7578 I'm from 'Planet self-confident human being'. I'm from the planet of men who THINK as opposed to the planet of men who are programmed to be scared.

@@stephencarter744 so you weren't aware that the Green Book was a real thing?

I'm from Tanzania East Africa I heard a lot about Belize and its beauty

Heard good things abt Tanzania, I want to viist. Never been to any country in Africa.

LMFAO 😁❤️...

@@winsomeg1124 all I can tell you Africa is big continent and each country has its unique sense of beauty

I love Belize!

I'm so glad to hear it! I think Mexico is the total package. 💗

Crossing the street in Saigon is a RISK! I definitely stood out too, but people were mostly kind to me. 💗

A lot like what real estate agents do to black people charges more than what the houses are worth

They are racist! Don't go there!

@@jamdawgutube most of the world is racist. It is what it is.

@@ifechimichael6006 not really it's more complicated than that.

Keep up the planning Iordan! That's music to my ears! 💗

Lol per CDC, COVID has over a 99% recovery rate.....

@@moonafarms1621 99% recovery rate doesn't take away from the hundreds of thousands of people who have died or affected for the long term

Covid is a hoax, put the tv down

@@StephaniePerry What about Panama?

I agree, very surprised that Mexico was number 1 on your list. There is still a substantial drug/gang problem going on down there. I would be careful. In the United States, African Americans have certainly had issues with Hispanics. We view each other as competitors; there are cultural, language differences; and racial and negative stereotypes on both ends continue.

This comment is all the more salient given that 4 blacks were attacked in Mexico several days ago with two being killed outright. I used to travel back in theb90s. It was very sketchy on the border then but after 300 bodies were found in Matamoros, I stopped going. Yeah. It supposedly only happens in some areas. But I am not trying to be there at all.

1. Thank you! 💁🏿‍♀️ 2. I'm glad the video was helpful. Happy travels!

Isn't she!

@@forevergoddessqueen4404 😘 😘

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RIGHT! 🤣🤣

I was thinking the same! I live in Paris and the experiences of my American friends is so different from that of my African friends, even franco-phones!

That accent can get her killed in SE. Nigeria.

Akata!

Why 🤔

I’m asking ... would a woman be safe there flying sole/alone in your country

Your question suggests that every woman in South Africa has been a victim of some form of violence.🤔🤔🤔.

​@@lrrussellrussell8227 I think it would be best to know or communicate someone from South Africa before coming. There are a lot of safe area in SA but there are also unsafe areas, so its best to have the necessary knowledge first. Places like Cape Town should be very safe if you travel alone as a women, but get information about any city you want to visit before coming.

@@lrrussellrussell8227 Also check out *_The Real South Africa_* , they have the necessary information regarding South Africa, they are Americans who live in South Africa.

@@lrrussellrussell8227 I travelled from the US to south Africa and it was fantastic, but expensive because I was travelling alone and had to absorb all the expenses. I arranged for a car to pick me up at the airport. I arranged for tours through the concierge. It was well worth it though. The Apartheid Musuem as well as Nelson Mandela's home (now a museum) were my favorite. Lots of very creative young people. Soweto was also a highlight and I wish I had stayed there because they had very good bed and breakfast and a happening night life. Go outside your comfort zone and try it. I also travelled in the Middle East alone, Jordan, Baharain, Qatar, UAE and it was fantastic. I was glad to get home though because it was alot going from hotel to hotel.

Have you Heard of Puerto Escondido ?

They are amazing things and place to visit in Africa, Cameroon, Nigeria, Ivory Coast.....

It's best to travel solo. The bigger the crowd of americans you're in, the more of a target you become. I always travel solo and as long as you take an interest in their culture and language, they will melt like butter to befriend you. It's also easier to make friends when you're traveling solo because some don't want to approach a group.

Have you tried Africa?

@@DBK936 not yet. You?

Wow, really glad you loved SA 🥰

@@makteko Yes, I cannot wait to return. Just spectacular!

Irish has the best sense of humor. I didn't have to spell or repeat my surname in Scotland. Every town, museum has a monument dedicated to my surname namesake. I didn't get the question "What is your name" me "Watt" They "miss what is your name" me "Yes my name is Watt" This can go on forever in the USA. I don't get that in Scotland. I just say my last name once.

UK ,Ireland France are very racist and segregated whites hate Black's and don't want nothing to do with Black's .

@@sarahfemi9862 I didn't have that experience. This was when I visited in the 1990s. Maybe things have changed since then.

@@ngonigriffith1491 Things have changed in the UK as many voted to leave the EU Brexit and race hate crime risen in the UK as well as people are racially segregated in areas of neighbours lots of white flight and ghetto areas and tension .

@@sarahfemi9862 I am sorry to hear that. Hopefully things will improve. 🙏

😆 Jinaki, I've been called Wanda Sykes on 6 continents. 😆 I think it's the nose.

So sad we find it so intriguing to travel to places, spend our $ where we’re not welcomed. Great experiences in Senegal, Mali, The Gambia, Jamaica, St. Kitts and other. England was ok. If traveling to South or Central America and Mexico, who have to also visit where those who looked like me to spend my $ also.

You're right!

@@StephaniePerry it's the nose, the eyes, the mouth.. yall could pass for sisters or cousins. Or paternal twins.

She is prettier than Sykes Her spirit is nicer as well

Thank so much, Erik! 💗

yes , an American Sunshine Shoulders black ame, utuber in the Philippines talks about go where U R treated best , & also Nurse Glory a Nigerian who decided to go to college in the Philippines, have her child there BUT he couldn't be a citizen in the Philippines :(( , then married somebody there, then she went to the middle east & she is singing praises (screaming praises) about their experience about the OVERWHELMINGLY MOSTLY ENTIRELY POSITIVE about her life in the Philippines ... they do agree that just under 100% of the ppL there are accommodating , not only that THEY R GENUINELY accommodating & will bring U in their homes & feed U ... & have U over etc. etc.. who does that here in the USA? who will have "INSTANT " EXTENDED FAMILY FOR LIFE THAT WILL TAKE CARE OF U IN THE FRAIL AGE??? here in the USA ??

Besides racism Meanness and “ might is right” is too highly upheld in the USA

That was my experience in China. Gave me a taste of what celebrities go through. The people stopped me so many times that the tour guide said I was holding up the tour and I had to stay next to him so he could finish the tour on time.

Japan and China ?!?! If you are black? You must be joking, not places to go at all. However the host of the video is correct for most countries on this list, a special shout out to Sweden as well.

Love your videos, by the way!

Coming right up, Valencia! 😁

Thank you sooo much! 💗 Are you planning a trip right now?

If you go hunting for negative stories you will comes back full of it! "Positive thoughts will create and bring positive things and happiness " life is good just learn how to live it! Just saying!

@@Michael-bf1dt Hi Michael, how are you? We experienced Covid in July 2020 and I was hospitalized for three days but thank God I am much better! Greetings from South Carolina😃

Thank you so much, Glo! I really appreciate it! 💗

Just watched your video before this. Loved the hilarious outro 😂

I am glad you loved SA

Im Mexican, I love Costa Rica, but is a very expensive country than others, México have 32 state with cultural diversity, in Guerrero state there are AfroMexicans also one of our Independence héroes Vicente Guerrero was AfroMexican.

@@Bajarockstar no te olvides de Veracruz cerca de Xalapa tenemos pueblos afrodescendientes y carnavales que celebran tradiciones africacanas como el carnaval de.coyolillo búscalo en KZfaq, te va a encantar saber más de él

Pura vida mae

Thanks, these were 2 strand twists. The other video is coming right up! 😬

@Beverley Hohn Chang I get the impression you misread her focus. She is talking about being OUTSIDE of the States as a traveler. btw- Are you from the States?

You're right the small places are so lovely as AA

Absolutely Elaria! I LOVE South Africa. 🇿🇦

❤️

🥰🥰

Me too. I watched her worst places video first hoping that SA wouldn't feature there. And it didn't of course. I'm a South African ex-pat and am always thrilled to hear of Americans who take the trouble to make the long journey to SA and soak up some of the friendliness that makes SA so unique besides of course the animals and beauty of the country.

Same here for Malaysia and Singapore. Had a great time in both even though the ladies kept asking where are my husband and children?

Can't say the same about your Government 🤣

Sorry but NZ is NOT kosher!!!!

It's my dream to visit New Zealand someday

It’s on the list.

I do live in New Zealand 🇳🇿, this country is extremely safe and do have job opportunities.

Yes, please send her the pictures 🥰😅

That really is the whole point. Black is a misnomer and it’s really insulting that we even use it. Dark skinned people of any ethnicity or Nationality will have their own experience.

I feel like you'd totally be comfortable in those countries, esp SA.

Yes, you will blend in in South Africa.

Yes please come to Cape Town, you will enjoy it. We are entering the Summer Season soon.

Yeah. Here in south africa we are too diverse hence we don't care about skin colour. We are rainbow nation and appreciate diversity ❤