A brown Indian girl speaking about Kenya's independence shows that ppl can feel and understand the pains of others when they are suffering/suffered from the same pain.

India was colonized by British for long time, this is why the Indian girl is challenging the British guy in Kenya's independence because she has seen & heard the harsh treat of Indian people by the British. Proud of both girls for speaking out without fear against discrimination & racism.

Guys do you realise this was just a mere 12 years after India's Independance? The wounds from colonies in India were still new and here we have Nalini, so calm and composed.

UK, India, and Ethiopia in a serious debate Norway:👁👄👁

When Nalini asked John why the Brits weren't giving independence to Kenya I was shook! Its interesting seeing this!

Shocking anyone would steal someone's country then say the owners of that country weren't ready to have it back yet! "I have stolen your car." "What?! Give it back now!" "I'll give it back in ten years. I just... Don't trust you behind the wheel." "But it's MY car! I bought it!" "I've been filling it with gas and changed the tires so I think you'll find you're indebted to me, now" "But I NEVER gave you permission!" "Yet I still have your car"🤔

I'm in awe of Nilini, she is arguing without aggression, hate or contempt

The boy representing the UK is exactly what the Norwegian boy was talking about. The man who believes he is not prejudiced but is in fact the most prejudiced. The condescending tone of the Brit was disgusting. Education means nothing without manners, patience and class.

The Indian girl’s smile is dangerous 😍 she’s my hero and I’m proud of the Ethiopian girl too, she’s the only Ethiopian that represented Ethiopia with honor and dignity in these series.

loved how Ethiopia and India ganged up against UK. I think my favourite part of this debate is how johnny assumes education is something american/ european and can only be attained via western knowledge(it's part of the fact that he thinks everything british is the best and other countries need fixing to fit a british standard of what is acceptable)It's a fact that India was rich in scientific knowledge AND is one of the earliest regions to have educational insituitions. Although I am not flat out saying he is completely wrong, he made some good points.

Why does everyone in this debate assume that colony natives weren't educated at all before colonization? Wasn't India part of the global trade before Europeans found a sea route to India. If it wasn't their way, it isn't right way. How shallow is it becoming?

As an indian, I’m very proud pf her. She was so articulate with her approach and well versed with the subject. It pained me to see how we shared the same pain with kenya and their struggle for freedom, and I’m glad she brought it up. Amazing video.

Why no one is talking about Indian girl? She’s very well articulated and knowledgeable.

The Ethiopian girl is so exceptional and she is worthy of my profound appreciation. I found out that she is now 78 and serving as a Cardiologist in California, USA

I really love the fact that Nalini Nair looks like a combination of Lata Mangeshkar and Sarojini Naidu ❤️❤️❤️

As a Kenyan, this was very triggering to watch! I can't believe that this was the mindset of the British as to why they wouldn't free my country. I can't believe they made it seem like we didn't want our freedom. My grandma still tells me about the war to independence and how it traumatized families like hers, when her sister was killed in front of her; and she was just a kid. I don't think I have the strength in me to finish the video. This is just sad

The Indian girl... I'm in love with her. Beauty with brain... She would be my grandma's age by now.

Indian girl was so clever and well articulated ! Her points were so up to mark !!!

Bizu and Nalini are too honest and pure for this program. Even the host was attempting to set them up with those questions, but they handled themselves gracefully.

Nalini is so intellectual, she doesn't need to raise her voice to raise a point . She does it so gracefully I love it

The india girl charm me with her smile..her eyes❤

White supremacy had the British boy thinking that that British culture is “higher” than Kenyan culture. This attitude still exists today. So proud of the Ethiopian girl who pointed out the deep racism that exists both in England and America...and the great hypocrisy that exists in both nations that say they’re democratic nations.

Nalini is so calm like even today these many years later, if I had to endure something like this I'd lose control over my emotions.

So depressing to watch this and come to the realisation the world hasn't changed much. As a Kenyan 🇰🇪, I highly appreciate our Ethiopian 🇪🇹 neighbour and the Indian 🇮🇳 girl standing up for us.

The Indian girl Nalini nair was the best of the 1959 students..love her videos..please add more videos of nalini

I am glad to hear that Indian girl speaking on behalf of Kenyans. 👍👍👍

The Indian girl, gives new meaning to the song "Brown girl in the ring". As some have pointed out, this was soon after India gained its independence from Britain so she was fully aware of the struggles of her nation. The British lad failed to mention that Britain was stealing a lot of the resources of their colonies than what they were putting back. They love to lay claim to building the railways as they did in India, but they were built to transport all the goods out of India. They forced the Indians to grow cotton instead of food and when Britain had a food crisis they shipped all the grain out of India to feed their people causing millions to die of famine in India. This British lad would have never imagined that the UK today is ruled by a Indian PM. The Ethiopia girl was very pretty and smart. Someone said she is a doctor in California. I had imagined her being a leader in her country. The Norwegian was out of luck, because Norway had not colonized any countries as far as I know.

What ever they talk , they speak quietly .. that’s very cool. I love Nalini. She has knowledge . Waw

I am so proud of the Ethiopian girl ዬኔ ቆንጆ and the Indian girl too

I really love those two girls . I am proud of being Ethiopian . I really like the Indian girl as well. I thank you for the Ethiopian girl . 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💚💛❤️💚💛❤️🙏🇮🇳

I love how everyone speaks. So clearly, articulate, calmly. No one is squirming in their seats when they receive more uncomfortable questions. They listen before they speak, they pause, they don’t attack each other. These kinds of conversations make far more progress then some of these so called debates I see now.

All my respect to the two ladies , not that I am belittling the men but coming from backgrounds as they are, in a time of excessive racism and sexism , and expressing their views and standing up for what they believe in 👏 kudos for the courage

Am proud of the Ethiopian and Indian students.

I'm so proud of my Ethiopian sister, the only Ethiopian debater I have watched who consider herself black or color .... all of them are so well articulate and way a head of their age. I wonder if 21st century teenager can hold up a debate like this.

Nalini isn’t leaving that British guy alone xD

Damn Nalini from India was amazing! love how she held herself, also her and Ethopia's answer had so much more depth than the other two

I must commend the host, being impartial and devils advocate. She's fostered an environment the kids could freely voice their views. Nicely done.

All here talking about the Ethiopian Girl not realizing that THE INDIAN GIRL raised a good argument on why British government cant give the Kenyans their independence and the SHAMEFUL answer of the BRITISH BOY ......."Because the kenyans are not politically stable" ............WTF

Nalini Nair... her voice is so pleasant to hear😌

Nalini Nair worked as Civil Servant for India to many countries for years and I came to know from another video from KZfaq with a photo that she has been settled somewhere in Trivandrum, Kerala India. Now she is 80 years.

Kudos to the Ethiopian girl, that’s how a girl from a free nation 🇪🇹 should talk! I wonder if this generation have any such confidence 😌

I like how they discuss with calm about these sensitive issues. The two girls discussing here were very impressive. The Norwegian I think he means what today we call Norwegians from North (nord norge).

Indian: give independent to Kenya British: wait I am not finished my looting (true)

Also, I love the fact that these delegates are upholding a certain level of reverence for each other despite debating on topics with the scope of extreme disagreement. I can imagine how such a healthy discussion could turn into severely heated arguments today. All in all, it was beautiful!

Bully: snatches your child. You: hay, that's my child, leave him Bully: okay, but when you're ready for him. I'll send him to you GadUaLly.

My God the British and his arrogance! To see their understanding in our times is just mind blowing despite learning about this through history. And to even think that some still hold these understandings to this day!

What an unbelievably inspiring video. If only world had listened to this all those years ago…

This is such a rich conversation and it's crazy to think that even then issues of now are still being discussed. Things never really change do they?

I have watched so much of this kind of discussions where Ethiopians were part of the discussion but this girl has impressed me very much . I’m proud being an Ethiopian

The Ethiopian girl had given an impressive remark, and being an independent nation had helped her to freely express her self as a young girl. She was also asking for the Kenyan independence at that time. She had given a substantial comments about the racism at the time, and she also given a good implication how the prejudice can affect others without their knowledge. Over all, all of them had a wonderful discussion.

These debates are profound. So smooth and polite. As much as they're against each other's arguments, they're all the more inclusive of each other's opinions and new information. For instance, when the Ethiopian girl talks about the development of Education in her country, the others are attentive and welcoming. It is truly unfortunate that such debates don't take place any longer.

Proud of both girls for speaking out without fear against discrimination & racism.

These two young women are awesome!! And these videos are soooo eye opening for me. Thank you for sharing them!

The ethiopian girl is impressive..she made strong and factual arguments

It gives me chills when I think, they might not be there in this world anymore. They might be around 82 years of age. They might be alive or dead. I would have loved to see where they are in their lives, what did they do afterwards? Is it just me who is getting curious about where they are in their lives?

"One cannot just give them a high school education after they have been illiterate for thousands of years" - John Throughout this debate, I do agree John has given some valid points, but this is just outright wrong. I think that John thinks that just because Kenyans were not literate in his language that they must not have any knowledge at all, deeming languages like Swahili as less educated or rich than English. I'm sure he gets this idea from capitalism and white supremacy, but this isn't all his fault - it's just what he was taught. As a British Indian, I have noticed that this prejudice and lack of knowledge of the past has not been learned from. I used to love history, but when I got to high school I realised that it was all written from only one perspective - the whites. I remember coming into a history lesson and my teacher telling us we were going to learn about slavery and the colonisation of India. I was ecstatic as I had hundreds of points to make, and knowledge to share. But the lesson completely took my naïve self by surprise. The curriculum stated that the British brought stability, money and railways to India. They thought it was a better idea to educate the young British generation about trains rather than the suffering they inflicted on the Indians. I remember vividly storming up to my history teacher at the end of class and demanding that the curriculum should be changed. I vented and raged to him about all the slavery and abuse that the British did and I remember shouting about how they r*ped Indian women, leaving them to die and how they had no respect for our culture, trying to re-educate us in a way that they thought was the only way. Their way. My history teacher was a white, British man. He sat and listened to me patiently, nodding and agreeing with my statements. When I had finished, he looked at me and told me I was right. That history IS only taught from the white perspective, it IS made to make the British look better and that everything that I was saying should be taught and recognised. But he also told me that as much as he'd like to change the curriculum, it most probably wouldn't be, as people are more concerned - like they always were, no matter how much they say they've changed - about their public image. I was so emotionally drained that I couldn't reply. He didn't tell me to disregard my views and just learn what I'm told I'm supposed to, but that having strong opinions were crucial to survive in this world of cruelty and that you will be stepped on without them. He told me to stick with them and fight with them and maybe one day that that would change the history books. I live by that now. I have found that I have grown to be a very opinionated, strong, young woman and I am proud of that and my heritage. I have also found that I have a strong affinity towards debating. I'm sharing this in the hopes that whoever reads this doesn't succumb to anyone else because they view themselves and their views as superior to yours. If you believe in something, fight for it.

I proud of indian woman.. Nalini.. She is truly represents young Bharat... She is intelligent... Calm, Confident ,Brave & Smart....which all Educated Hindu... 🚩🚩🇮🇳🇮🇳🙏🙏

The Indian girl is on fireee!

These are so good. A window into a different time altogether. They should revive these student exchanges

The fact they're all high schoolers is so shocking like they're all so well spoken and well informed on so many topics, I feel like most high schoolers now wouldn't be nearly as educated or articulate 😭

I'm proud of the Ethiopian girl!

Despite whatever is happening recently, proud to be an Ethiopian!

These youngsters are all so incredibly well spoken. I really enjoyed watching this

The level of communication was so decent. Nalini and the Kenyan woman both are so intelligent, perceptive, patient and really good orators.

The Ethiopian girl is smartest , well informed and the most beautiful girl I have ever seen in my life represented her country very well . What an outstanding young woman. Much deserved love and respect ❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏

Love this channel so much!

The indian girl seems the main character over here idk why😅...she seems so cool & knows what's happening.Her presence making me think if this is real or a netflix movie scene😵! The Ethiopian girl is also amazing!🙌

I just loved the way Nalini speakes and her smile is soo alluring ... .. moreover , I loved seeing the reaction of uk when India directly talked about Kenyan independence . I really respect the courage of nalini and the Ethopian girl 🌼

I so proud of my Ethiopian girl and girl from India👍

This video talks volumes ! It’s disheartening to see not much has changed of the world, decades later. To see such hope in the youth of yesterday, I wonder how they turned out and hope they weren’t disappointed with the world !

I like this conversation. They all had a chance to learn from each other. I think the boy from the UK doesn't quite understand what they are saying, though I understand his confusion being as that has been what he has been told since he was little. I think they brought up good points. I hope that the UK boy was able to learn more after this interview.

Thanks for uploading this.. Respect 🙌

The Ethiopian girl truly reflects the high level of education we had in Ethiopia during that glorious period! All of us must hurry now more than ever before to reclaim that glory.

Id love to hear these two white guys talk today.. Total respect to the beautiful Etheopian and Indian ladies 💓

This is the most patient and polite debate I've ever heard and seen

Thank you for uploading these discussions.

THE ETHIOPIAN GIRL 😍

Moral: Colonial apologists will go to any lengths to justify colonial wrongdoings and to pass them off as being for upliftment of the uncivilized natives.

We have a long way to go but human progress is generational. I think it's changing in my lifetime, i am proud of the unity I've seen so far and I'm excited to see more harmony among the raves and cultures on earth. The fact that these people are talking in one room shows the small steps that were taken in the past.

I remember in the 90s-00s Nickelodeon/Teen Nick brought back a forum somewhat similar to this. I wish we could have something like both of these shows now.

I am very proud of our representative, an Ethiopian girl. She is so decent and humble to express her stands free of any inferiority. She knows well what independence is and tries to fight for other black peoples as her forefathers have been doing. This is the essence of being an Ethiopian.

Interesting: Before the new educational system came to Ethiopia the country had her own educational system specially around the Ethiopian orthodox church.Ethiopia has her own alphabet,number,calendar, traditional medicine farming etc before the modern or the western education : in many fields Ethiopia had her own local school Thank you every one if you are all alive i wish to see you again in a new discussion.

I like how the Norway guy sat down with the black students in the cafeteria while the other students isolated them…..23:50

1:50 "i never expected american teenagers to be working hard at school" LMAO SOME THINGS NEVER CHANGE like americas image

Love Ethiopian and Indian ladies ❤️❤️❤️

I am very proud of the Ethiopian girl she is so intelligent and proud in her skin. I just watched the other debates but the young Ethiopian boys were not informed, when they said Amhara is better than other ethnic tribes in Ethiopia and we are the lost tribe of Israel. I was very disappointed, because I am more than two Ethiopian ethnicities. This kind of false pride caused the problems happening right now in Ethiopia.

These kids are half my age they're more aware than me. and they lived at a time when there was no internet. Their knowledge astounds me. I'm sure they went on to be have very bright futures making their countries and families proud

Iam so impressed by this conversation of my parents generation ..they are socially so responsible ...hope we were educated in the same manner .......we could not have so many absconders and polarizers ....who left this country leaving millions of debts and killing democracy by polarizing citizens on basis of caste, religion etc

The Indian and Ethiopian girls did well with their points

14:55 Ethiopian girl is 🔥. She is an advocate ready to administer change. The Indian girl too.

10:30: sharp question and a sharper and brutal rebuttal , worth emulating !

The British guy definitely grew up in a brainwashed home

3:11 Excellent statement by the girl from Ethiopia. Any segregation present in the United States whether North or South is seen as having discrimination in the country as a whole by Africans who view it from the outside of the continent.

I am so proud the beautiful Ethiopian girl and the Indian girl debates. I wonder where the Ethiopian, girl now. 🤔 I feel like to do a High school, .reunion for them and host the debates.😁 I hope and wish all of them are well also succeed in life. 🙏🇪🇷

Well done Nalini 👍 you were awesome. So calm, respectful and precise 🙏🙏

Proud of Nalini Nair! and I'm sure she's a South Indian Malayali which makes me even prouder :)

They're using the word prejudice. But their debate is actually about oppression, lack of liberty, and inequality, based on darker peoples (racism).

Interesting how similar conversations are still happening.

As a Kenyan watching the ignorance of the British guy was offensive and sad at the time because he genuinely believed that they were helping us. I really respect Nilini for keeping a clear head because I'm not sure I would have done the same if I were in her place. The Indians were just as affected as the tribes in Kenya during the colonization, especially since they were forced to provide labor for the Kenya- Uganda railway even though there was no promise of any long term benefits for them. I also don't believe the fact that the British didn't have any other intentions aside from 'helping' the tribes, which, mind you, survived just fine in the centuries before the whites came in,

Kudos To The Indian Girl....She Been So Savage Toward The British Boy's Hypocritical Answers On Her Question