She reminds me of mother hard struggle on the farm.Beautiful skin tone like my mother and Southern mannerism.God bless this lady.

What a beautiful lady inside and out. Loved this video.

know this lady well and she is a very fine woman and friend to the county

What a lovely lady with such a beautiful attitude about life and people!!! Younger generations should take a page from her playbook.

Proverbs 31 woman. Beautiful lady inside and out.

Thank you for this amazing story. I’am 62 years old age, and remember when my grand parents lived a similar life. That was the best life. It was the good old days. Growing, and raising every thing that you ate. Taking care of the farm animals, was truly the best. This was living the best life to me! We didn’t have a lot, but we were happy.

My grandmother used all these home remedies, and castor oil still remains❤

Good o’l common folk enjoying life better back then in someways than we have now. These people were survivalist and knew what hardships were all about. They helped and trusted each other along with what your word meant and you had better kept your word.

Black Americans are strong people and proud people!! Proud whether some people believe it or not. And as this woman said, Black Americans are hard-working people, like her parents. Not like the stereotype, of being lazy. This lady reminds me of Lena Horne the famous singer. They both have the same skin color.

Beautiful Lady Love her story, reminds me of my upbringing. Thank you for sharing her story.

I just relived my own childhood with your stories. Thank you, sweet lady. Times were hard but we did not know it.

What a wonderful women, God Bless her she should be a role model for people, especially black people.

What a beautiful sweet lady ❤

Amazing that you have her history recorded via interview. I'm a fellow north Carolinian, and this reminds me of when my grandmother would tell me about her life, so much richness in hearing our elders stories.

I love listening to her

She is adorable !

I love calling Allegheny County home ❤

Thank you so much for these family stories. MANY PEOPLE CAN RELATE TO THESE STORIES. Especially about castor oil.

My grandmother made this thing called muster plaster and put on our chest for colds. The stories she's telling reminds me of my grandparents 😊

Thank you for sharing your journey ❤

Great interview, i have alot of respect for the way you are so positive. I loved this.

Love this! Such a beautiful lady with entertaining stories. We can learn a lot from the things of yesterday.

I think you are just lovely. I grew up with a sharecropping dad. We were content and happy, Did not know we were poor, However, There were those who mase sure we know it. God bless this ;lovely .lady. I was born white. There were plenty of white sharecroppers in my area.

I used catnip tea for my son’s colic and burned flour on diaper rashes. Both worked like a charm but ppl would look at me like I had 3 heads when I would tell them about the remedies. My great, great grannies told me💁🏽‍♀️

What a great living

Cj My grandmother lived that way in Texas.

Cj My grandmother & my mother would give us castor oil, cod liver oil & olive oil to clean us out when we were constipated.

Cj Those were the days like she mentioned they did things as family.They educated themselves by the use of old fashion sense.

Cj My parents even talked about the way they had to walk to school.

Cj I was always told every one was like family in thoe days.

Poltis on the chest! With Vics vapor rub. I had several.

Cj ❣️💕💕❣️

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Cj My grandfather was a Buffalo soldier.

Cj ♥️♥️♥️♥️

Cj 👍👍👍👍

Listening to how this lady accepted her lot in life when she was growing up confuses me but I can understand how one can resign themselves to their fate when they know there's no alternative. Another thing that always confuses me is how black people, especially in this country, could ever believe in the existence of God and be so devout. But I also get it. Church was black people's first political podium and, to a degree, still remains one today. Anyway, the most admirable and impressive thing about black people here or in Africa, for that matter, is their resilience.

Cj They were very poor.They learned without riches.I am 75 years old & I was very spoiled; I was a city raised girl.

Cj My grand