This is Deep!

Finally, someone says it! They paved the way for all other immigrants of color. I say they because I'm a black immigrant from the dominican republic, they paved the way for me.

I have said these exact words to my African friends and family in the States. The same words. Wow!

And this is why God is going to allow them to thrive and be so successful on the continent of Africa because the lost and stolen have returned home. They will thrive even the more of those who are “native” born. It will come so easy and with favor.

They dont know accountability, it was long time ago Even the people who went through it (50 and over) dont complain that much and most of them dont use it everyday to justify their situation in life. Also most of them are not hateful like the young generation.

@Hungarian Cuman I'm not worried😁

@Hungarian Cuman The fact that you are under this video even taking time to comment says it all😅😅😅😅. Keep throwing shades 😅😅😅🤣🤣

Thank you so much for saying that could not have said it better

You have done well. Brother achiwadi four and people think they are important. All who slept with them will loose their souls in reincarnation.

Absolutely!

Hi, Zakari from Ghana Do you have WhatsApp?

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

@@brendaandrade6753 hi

@@toggledhat864 eeii

At least some people are starting to get WOKE.

Stop calling us African Americans...we're not from Africa and a lot of us hate being called that.

@@konpeitosama i wasn’t referring to you, i was referring to African Americans.

You would she the division more in Europe.

@@konpeitosama And some of us don’t even want to hear your name 🤦‍♂️

@@konpeitosama so where we from?

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We love your positive energy too @Marintia Goto-Williams This conversation just touched on a the funny tension between Africans and African Americans, Thanks to you. A conversation that will trend on here for quite some time. I just think every race struggling with Identity should just associate as Ghanaian because Ghanaians are very accepting. 😊😊 We had this Afro Asian girl in our government High school, this girl knew how to tease. So whenever we had the upper hand, we will give her the popular Small eyes joke 😂😂 Hope you never had such in school.... Thanks for reading

Thanks

You did great Marintia

Mari Tia I would for you to show me Ghana. I would like to visit one day.

To all this I say we have to look beyond our prejudices and ignorance of one other and learn about our differences we will be surprise to find that we are similar many aspects than that divide us, it all begins in the mindset. Our brothers and sisters in the Americas went through a horrible system that robbed them of their humanity and their dignity all aspects of their culture we on the continent of Africa need be sensitive to their pains and we can learn a lot from them and they from us we all from mother Africa the cradle of humanity and civilisation whether you choose to believe or not.

Bijou Jewel good deal !!

Black Minoan of course, you are correct

40 years of marriage?? Dayyyuuuuuummm that’s a blessing.

Black Minoan Awww I feel you buddy

Couldn´t have said better myself!

Amen

Just be honest and say : i don't give a *uck for those " white people" or somethink i don't care i know you treated us like a " white" anyway who thinking for other people they don't have a problems????? WTF? This video is for that the *ucking specific things in the mix race lifes. Thats all.

This message needs to get through the heads of people

I am grateful for your comments. It speaks volumes.

Well said brotha!

That's what they have been doing since colonisation, divide and conquer. Keeping us spererate weakness but United we are stronger

Bro this is so true. My dream is for AAs and As to get past our misunderstandings of each other and unite.

I definitely agree 👍 ... this generation is getting better. I am a Nigerian American and remember in my younger years some of the most ignorant things said to me personally and also just about Africa in general. Use to hurt at first but then realized it was just plain ignorance due to what the media portrays (and this can be seen in multiple races/ethnicities). Then by the time late middle school/early high school that all went away. Its really sad how a lot of folks don't get along or have misunderstandings because of stereotypes perpetuated by the media.

We love you more and appreciate you

we love you too

God bless you my brother, we love you too! 🙏🏾❤️

​@@fifimpia7372 And may God bless you as well tenfold! ❤️❤️

@Malcom X Jajah One love my brother!

Most races will NOT accept mixed people into their community, even if they are half X. Black people are the only ones that will accept a half Asian/Half black person, but go to Japan or China or India or Netherlands or Denmark or UK and see if the locals there will accept you. They will NOT, they will treat you as an outsider.

Albinos are saught for bad reasons in Africa. Africa is a melting pot of tribes why are we hurting our own I love dark skin I'm medium Brown but color depends on the level of melanin in our bodies we live in a world that glorifies lack of melanin .Melanin give us protection from the sun .people need to get educated.

@@veronicajohn2522 medium brown you are dark skin be proud

Nasibong Pinky this is not true from what I’ve experienced especially as a child 😭😂

I think that sort of thing happens in almost all black nations for some odd reason, It also happens in the Caribbean.

Lol thats not true though...

Carmen, ihola !

Carmen burns Same here sister, I haven't had any problems with African Americans. African Americans are the only one who showed me love in America

Because u are a African by parents that we talk about African American

@Strive For greatness I am African with African parents born and raised on the continent of Africa...African Americans have not messed me up. Why are you generalizing? Maybe some of them dislike Africans but not all of them. Also many Africans dislike them but not all!

@Strive For greatness Exactly! I have the same color as these women but it is not about color at all. This is about a spirit and a behavior. These women who are of recent mixture are not treated like those of us with ancient mixture who grew up in Africa. They are treated like they are gods in Africa and we are treated like we cannot do anything right, which is false. they come to Africa wearing thong bikinis, drinking alcohol, hiring house help (which is a form of slavery and an intense caste system in Africa). They are preying on African Americans because many of them are AWAKE and call them out on their spirits. This video is 1000% ugly. Also some African Americans call me Greek, which I'm not, although I might be mixed with that, but that's unknown to me; but because of the history of Egypt and how they understand the damage that has caused us till this day and I don't blame them.

@ShutterDe DON definitely not in South Africa. We don’t reject them but we don’t treat them like royals either. We just treat them as one of us.

@ShutterDe DON No haha. About 5 million South Africans consider themselves as mixed race or “colored” people. They are common place here. So they are treated like everyone else.

Light skinned people in Angola way back in the days they use to be our royals untouchable riches owners of all the banks, but now something is changing.

@ShutterDe DON I’ve lived in other African countries. You’ve never lived in SA. I know what I’m talking about when I say SA is far more diverse than other African countries. And that doesn’t make us any better or lesser than any African countries. It’s just the way it is. Go argue with your mixed-race-worshiping county men 😂

@@lancemt5074 you're right. Got that from reading Trevor Noah's born a crime

Speak for yourself. I know Many Africans!

I’m learning more and more about the motherland. It is hard for me to think about how much I did not know until Wode Maya on KZfaq

@@l.e.c9620 hahahaahahahha hello

@@l.e.c9620 One thing you have to know is that Africans are not monolithic

Welcome to Mama Africa......❤️ They'll never show the positive about Africa they only show the worst

About the locks it's really the older generation.....we the younger Africans don't see locks as something bad...like u said most of these things are attached to slavery....I know locks came from somewhere in Africa so we actually embrace locs and natural hair. Glad that u r visiting Ghana.... please I also invite you to visit Uganda the pearl of Africa...#onelove

Leticia Perry thank you and we will definitely think about the different places to visit. #onelove

Yes I think one needs to learn about how toxic slavery was. I noticed as a Norwegian visiting the US, I could make friends with Africans. The experience with African Americans can be more mixed, but I don't blame people. I saw many things in the US which made me deeply uncomfortable about how African Americans are treated. It still burned into my memory being in a New York restaurant and having a grown African American man turn on the tap water and give me towels in the bathroom while wearing a fancy uniform. I was just 17 years old, and it felt so wrong to me. I know he may not have thought about it that way. But to me it felt really wrong that all these African Americans should have poorly paid jobs serving white people. I am 42 years old now, and this is on of my strongest memories from visiting New York. I hated that moment so much. I didn't not want to be the spoiled white kid. It was a total shit job IMHO. Nobody needed to do it. But this guy had to do it to put food on the table. I know sometimes African Americans don't like me for being white, but I don't take it personal. I still try to do my best to educate people about racism. I have tried to explain to other whites the consequence of slavery with examples from Europe such as how Germans born to East German parents are worse off in Germany, get discriminated and labeled Ossi. They do worse in all walk of live compared to other Germans. That is the legacy of 40 years of communism. So I ask people, what do you think 400 years of slavery, and later segregation has done to people? We are all products of our ancestors and their experiences. In fact it goes both ways. Racism is also taught. Racists are almost alway a product of their family, and environment they grew up in. One has to believe in change, to make change.

Better make that 2021.jah bless.

I’ve heard the same from black people Non AA and even other races from outside the US about African Americans not taking advantage of the many opportunities in this country. Or that immigrant blacks go further in life than African Americans all the while failing to mention that if they’ve been able to succeed as an immigrant black person; it has been because of the struggle of the AA.

Well put

Absolutely sis!

Njumanvùi Mùnmom ....” has the most arable land “ as you say : is hugely relevant ,, how deep white supremacist brainwash propaganda has impacted our brains !!!!!

Sherrifa Owusu yeah, is SO freaking ridiculous! Like Malcolm X said hating the oppressed and loving the opressor.... not only lack of value just being nuts really!!!

true

Yep

@Jay Blood It's a different experience here in Africa for us mixed race people.

Very truevl

Very true

Very true! A childhood friend of mine gets all the fine girls when we were growing up. He gets special treatment from people and mostly think his dad must be rich enough to marry and bring a white woman to Africa.

You have space to yourself in Africa to breath in

Remember tho African Americans and Africans are different the bible calls african Americans, hebrew Israelites from the tribe of judah and Africans hamites we all dont identify ourselves with what God calls us that's the root of confusion. You are who your father is at the end of the day.

And they must stop disrespecting you in your own house. They are guest on the land they eat.

@@kkv6124I agree with that.

A lot of people in the US and Latin America do the same.

Who cares tell them.to stop being racist

@@saeon4427 A lot of Asians are racist, yes, but that's not what I was talking about.

THAT PART!!!

@Glock hands87 If both ur parents are black, you black, if both ur parents are white, you white, if your parents are 2 different races then you're biracial. Having a lil bit of other DNA means almost nothing if supposedly everyone has it, time to look at dominants then, reminds me of white girls with like 2 percent native DNA then claiming they're mixed.

@Glock hands87 No problem brother, stay blessed & safe 👍

Biracials can be any race as long as they the same

Exactly! I don't know why that is so hard to understand.

This is very deep

How would a darker skinned African be treated in Ghana? Say, someone from Sudan.

@@sirc625 Not to generalize but you would be treated calmly and with respect...However, the language barrier or your religion can be a problem for a hand full of people

We must address this prejudice before it bites us in the a** some decades to come

Eugene Ansah Yeah. The inferiority complex also plays a role

So well said thanks for saying this, I am African American and agree 10 fold.

Enjoy your visit to Ghana. And remember, you're not African and you're not Ghanaian. You're American. Remember that and you will have a great time.

Africans sold us away, many can never be Africans again.

@@HobbsBhipp Africans were tricked thinking they were taking Africans to do paid work, and then america came back and stole more Africans from their villages

@Andrew Trought That was not my intention.

I love your Channel!

@@WODEMAYA Thank you!

Don’t Afrikans in general have all sorts of skin tones? Here in South Afrika and in fact anywhere in Afrika, there are all kinds of skin tones because the black mother is God and can give birth to all colours.

@@aromaofzanzibar dada mambo vp nijibu kama wew ni mzanzibar

@@mgasathedon1579 sawa

I agree but of course we don’t need to say SOME all the time ...as I’m pretty sure that we know they mean but some ppl don’t take it that way

@@sumeya1923 Butb the thing is not all of us know what they mean. Or at least it shouldn't be up to us to try and figure out exactly what they mean. When someone in the USA says "black people do.....", we can all reasonably assume that they are talking about black people in their own country. The problem however rises when a video like this says "Africans believe/think/say/do.....". In this video alone there are only 4 people who are supposed to represent a continent of over 50 countries. I don't think I have to point out that people living in Egypt, Mali and Botswana will have vastly different experiences for example. And of course this isn't the only video to do this but like the original commenter said, we must be careful in just labeling a big group of people under one giant umbrella.

@@sumeya1923 We use words to communicate thoughts/ideas. The more accurate the word choice, the more accurate the communication. A lot of the comments on this thread would be moot points if the subjects in this video hadn't spoken disparagingly about other peoples of African descent, while promoting negative generalizations. We must speak more highly about each other, and at the very least, be specific when addressing a negative situation/experience.

Wode Maya really needs to really learn that.

@@sumeya1923 nah it has to be said. Not saying it is what creates more ignorant people that just believe this kind of thing when they hear it

I second that👍🏾👍🏾

Cyril Simpson OMG how ignorant this comment is... so light skinned people supposedly having privileges (can’t speak on that, never been there) is a reason to be upset at the mixed people or the people who create those privileges for them??? So I am suppose to forever live in a racist white person society, so you don’t feel like other people are giving me privileges based upon my skin tone?! Makes absolutely no sense my friend

@@MissFlorenceBeauty just because you cant speak on it doesn't mean it don't happen.

cmben I know it’s a thing... but it’s a thing WORLDWIDE!! In South America for example people with my skin tone, especially women, are being looked down on, white women are the goddesses. I was a young girl, ashamed of me skin tone, hair texture, wishing I was white, blond with straight hair because I grew up in Europe and that’s what I saw growing up. So don’t @me for privilege. I am well aware it happens. What I’m saying is, me wanting to connect with my roots has absolutely nothing to do with me thinking: yeah let’s move to Africa so I can take advantage of my privileges there. Stop making it seem like everyone cares about that. I literally couldn’t care less. I want to connect to my Ghanaian side and that shouldn’t be a problem just because I am not 100% Ghanaian...

SOME BIRACIALS MAKE IT HARD FOR THE AUTHENTIC ONES! IN AMERICA MOST OF THEM CRINGE @ BEING CALLED BLACK!! THEY RIDE TGE FENCE OF BOTH RACES

African Americans are mixed race.

@@deedeelaveen6872 Not all of them.

@@villageboydee For you to say African Americans are mixed race, and amongst 46 million people, NOT EVEN one is 100% African is completely innacurate😅 there're some if not many who are 100% African, Lmao not even most Africans are 100% African💀(WELP!!) but yeah, you right, the reason African Americans blend in with Africa and Africans is because it was meant to be so, it's their land too!

If you do your research you’ll see that the average AA is 65-75% African. Louis Gates from Harvard completed a study on it. Are there some of us who have more? Sure. But that’s not the case most of the time.

@@villageboydee not true , according to scriptures Romans 11: 1-7 TMH YAH preserved his seed 1st TMH YAH PRESERVED 7000 MEN who have never mixed and there is also an remnant according to the election of grace . We must know who we are and speak facts other wise we are like a tree that has no roots.. it was and still is sin for the chosen to.mix their seed with other nations. Tobit 4: 12-13 mixing is sin , numbers 36: 6-9 we all are from nations and tribes of people and our nation are blessed for marrying within their own tribes . Joshua 23: 12-13 If you marry these strange people TMH YAH will destroy you. Israel the chosen !

Half Liberian here, myself. Except, I'm Gambian on my other side.

Roligt att man ser en annan svensk kommentera här. :P

So nice to hear that sis. All the best 👍👍👍 all the way from Dr Congo

I suggest you rather work on setting up your own movie production house .

@@kaybee3757 that would take a lot of money

@Greta Gassaway start making connections with the local film community. Following their instagram or Facebook pages. Institutions like NAFTI, Ghana Broadcasting Corporation or private media houses. That way you can start networking for work opportunities

TVS Ltd thank you so much. I certainly will. Praying and answering the call of God on my life. My aim is to go home Africa, learn from the Queen’s there and bless them in return. God’s best to you.

All over the world -- caribbean no different.

Very true it’s sad though 🤦‍♂️

If a Indian person brings home a white person it's seen as an achievement as well😂

It’s due to colonialism and white supremacy

@@mariasingh3424 are you an Indian if I may ask???

Wada Maya is all love. That is why I subscribed to him!

@Zion Roots yep, thats how the enemy sees it.

@Kuro Zee fact brother

I agree with you.

Agreed

"Extra special treatments"???? Wow!

Peach Butler yup. This isn’t different from all those light skin dark skin jokes that used to be so popular amongst our people before social media (Instagram to be exact) Remember this conversation had always existed and I believe its root sterns from Slavery. Remember the masters will rape the women and their offsprings will he kept in the house mostly than the field. It trickles town till today. If a light skin and darker skin walks into a space of men, they will give more attention to the lighter one. Have you forgotten how America hip hop videos used to be? Same thing

@Diane M. not true in America. Mixed (light skinned) people are elevated over fully black people in the US.

Apology accepted❤❤❤

The Democratic Party is evil

Not true, black people really don't like their own, they prefer other races more. Lucifer (the gods of this world) program such?

exactly.

I agree

The media created the wedge. The walls are coming down.

Lov McPherson, that is not true!

G. Carnell:. This is the best comment yet.

i agree! growing up in the SOUTH as a black person is a completely different experience than growing up in the Northern states. both will experience racism, but it's not the same type. i would assume this person was raised up North from this comment, where are you from?

It's my prayer that every African-American would get the chance to visit Africa, I mean not to stay if they don't want to, in order to familiarise themselves with the culture on the continent and tell their own stories about Africa instead of what the media in America has given them. In so doing they would get to that there are people who are living good in Africa and are more comfortable there than they would have been in America. This will help them in appreciating their roots better than they 'some' of them do now.

@jaees michelle-Yes, that’s correct, I was born and raised in NYC; however, I also have deep roots in NC. Those experiences have given me a much broader perspective than those who’ve limited their time to the N.E.

Well said. I agree. Black Africans & African Americans are just culturally different from each other. We should accept that & move on. Skinfolk ain't kinfolk.

Yeah they look Polynesian

@Adrian Bradey no they can t pass in north africa at all ;maybe south of mauritania ;

In America, no one would bat an eye at any of them. They wouldn't feel out of place at all because America is so mixed up as is. Vanessa looks like some of my family members.

@Adrian Bradey even north africans morrocans who are mixed with westafricans(harratins) don t look like that mixed race girls ;focus on the features not the skin color ; they can t pass as north africans ; maybe west africans inmigrants living there or mixed race morrocans plus west africans(harratins)

@Adrian Bradey are you american right ?you guys focus a lot on skin color not features ;race is not about skin color;

not true

Yes it's due to the aggressive brainwashing policy maintained by the oppressor to forever keep the two branches of west Africans apart so they'll never communicate with each other

@Afro arkhitekton Not so. Other than in the event of war

Hi wode Maya I buy some of the jacket your sister customer number

tha'ts because yall hatred spread over to them

Once you decide to be an enemy of the Black Race then Africans will surely make you know you aren't wanted in their land. The light skinned people/mixed have had a reputation of degrading darker blacks that's why In South Africa thry are completely cut off the African family tree, they are a completely different race altogether. Same is slowly applying to the rest of Africa.

The “degree of blackness” really doesn’t matter that much in west Africa.. I think it’s a Southern Africa thing because of the whole “colored” race they have in SA. In Ghana, being called “Obroni” is not derogatory. It’s just a description of your light skin. Even full Ghanaians who are light skinned may be called Obroni.

and those of the heritage they claim should be free to reject them

If you mix white paint with blk , it’s not white no more

Lady G it doesn't make black either

Jacqueline Grant no, that just means white people make the choice ”one drop rule” and black people accept it. Black people need to think for themselves. Mixed people are black and white (Other) not one or the other. They are usually proud of both their mother and fathers lineage. The confusion comes when they deny one side in favor of the other. If you let other people's labels determine your identity you will have a lot of internal conflict. Personally why I will only marry black and keep it simple. Plus I love being black-black.

Jacqueline Grant it’s the same in Australia too

Hey love x

Great interview u made and being proud of ur black identity. Holland isn't any different from Germany, as you'll always be reminded about where u're from and never accept 100% in the society. Vanessa from Scotland isn't being honest to accept/embrace her black identity. Maybe Scotland is heaven for blacks or mixed race. She should come live in Germany or elsewhere in Europe and she'll be place in the right box, which will humble her to stand 100% of her blackness.

Thanks for keeping it real

Awesome contributions Anna

@@biologic9081 you know all about her and so you feel entitled to lecture her about the quality of her blackness. She isn't black enough (you're the expert on that), so she needs to be put in her "realistic" black box, right? She also needs to get bashed in by blacks who look down on her for having a white mother and having the nerve to call herself black when she wakes up.

There are only 3 categories....white , non white and white supremacist. Everyone in the west has Europeans blood so to lessen confusion you are obviously a non white

@Kofi Sam "I can love any race and still maintain my self-steem" Exactly!!💯👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

"Peter M. Tosh, OM (born Winston Hubert McIntosh; 19 October 1944 - 11 September 1987) was a Jamaican reggae musician."

Mixed girl she turn black with that white where are y'all they on us over and out, We don't have sex is such minimum so many girls don't know that, I have green eyes, does that mean we can turn black ? If you are american or western bred, we want to leave you with a great impression, Shalum, no sex?

Nappy Kiate the fuck you talking about are you high

The mixed one, the young one

yea right

You right Bro 👍

But we hate each other but nice to outsiders

@@studychinaabroad6618 said:"we don't just hate unless der s à reason" .

There’s been quite a few civil wars and genocides in the African continent

They never talk about this but instead they want to make it seem like black people are just as racist as the white people they came from because they dont want to tell the truth about their racist parent

True at the mixed priviledge they do enjoy in Africa. Growing up the only times that I have observed mixed kids having a hard time are : 1. If they have a black mum and there is no white father in the picture..they are called bastards quite often. 2. If their parents are poor and lower income earners and they live in the " hood"- the kids are given a real hard time becos unfortunately Africans used to think all whites were rich.

That's just as stupid as me saying non "mixed" people in Africa don't have real problems.

Yes indoctrination and colonisation did a bad job on our people many still thinks White is a savior because of what churches had preached and indoctrinate our people with.

Facts. Their proximity to whiteness mixed with our anti-Black mentality is fatal. We are suicidal when we uplift the products of interracial unions rather than put our own on a pedestal. Our competitors have done an amazing job at twisting our psychology to their benefit and to our detriment. Certainly the mixed race/biracial offspring will be and is used as a buffer class.

lol

Hahahahah. Half Kwesimintim,Half Kwabenya

I'm so over it

*THANK YOU!*

it happens a lot it’s not one or two

I would actually rather be African than African american. I feel that there's too much negatives associated with African americans. First of all i don't think im a ganster from the hood, second, I am not impressed by how white people speak and don't think they speak more "proper". Thirdly, I think jewelry should be left to women. 4th, i don't gind it cool to show off how much money you csn spend, flaunting is not only an African american thing but fir them it is a priority. I mean... I'd rather just be African.

@@jasonMB999 🤔 I understand your preferences but I wouldn’t say all those things are exclusive to African-Americans. Plenty of African men (and men from many other cultures) wear jewelry for instance…

God bless you to

I don't think any of them have lived in America for an extended period of time. My take kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iNCBjNuAy5vTcaM.html

True. Obviously with 40 million population over different generations not all will have the same view. Similarly out the 1.3 billion Africans a million of who are in America not all think the same way. Here is very positive article on AAs by a Ghanaian lady in America: www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/features/The-blindspot-Owning-my-African-privilege-in-a-racialized-America-1055512

Sean Tottenham Black Americans are a hybrid people. We are forced to accept mixed people, we simply make up a people group called African American. I don’t judge how other mixed people identify in other countries, so why does it matter how we mixed people identify in the U.S?

And as an AA I just want to say that is the ignorance within our own community I’m a lighter skinned AA and my sister is a darker skinned AA and the jokes and dark comments and black comments I’ve heard people say to her are sickening and those comments came from other AA’s in our community AA’s will knock down their own people so I’m so sorry u had to experience that I hope one day my community will open their eyes and realize we’re all 1 and stop letting the colonizers divide us

@@secretlifeofrobbie the AA community is improving.. plus sometimes the roasting would be out of love and teasing and other times it would be hateful.. definitely taught me some good lessons

lets be honest, we didnt need colonization to be separate..even today we have clashes between tribes..that was around long before we knew that a white man was

carsonc29 well there was nothing like colourism

Before unity can happen we have to unlearn some things on both sides

Bc the person in the video said, "write in the comments below if you think African Americans treat Africans differently"

@Fay Con you cannot look "african american", they look mixed race... we have mixed race people here in Africa too

Fay Con not mostly , only some there are a lot of black Americans . Some are mixed with white because maybe an ancestor was raped but that doesn’t mean they are mixed race if they have a small percentage of white

@Fay Con Mixed kids dont look mexican they look mixed. Some mixed people look more black whereas some are white passing. Some have freckles some dont. Stop generalizing a group of people . There are "darker" ones, all over the US and Africa too

African Americans think they have the monopoly on being black. They seem to think that everything is based off of their history.

@Freedom Quest From where? How you became friends?

Africans shouldnt be mixing in the first place tbh.

@@MedusasSnakePit Wth? They spit on you? Then if you retaliate by opening a can of whoop ass on them then they will say aboriginal is wrong. My heart goes out the your people because we have to deal with so many similar things. I watch Australian news as well.

@@MedusasSnakePit dont accept that term its racist

Sherri Solomon yes and thank you for your understanding. I had truly awful experiences with racism in Australia but I grew up in the 90s. I had a few African friends too when I was a teenager and they also had absolute horror stories to tell. Myself and one Ethiopian boy were actually chased by a carfull of young white men wielding axes once. I have children of my own now and although they do experience racism, here and there, thankfully they don’t have to deal with the same extent with regard to violence and assault. And also if you have a conversation with aboriginal people here you will truly appalled at the things they have survived in this country.

Yes AA came after Vanessa kambi on her own KZfaq channel for marrying a white man. It’s so sad why they came after that beautiful woman as if she chooses to be mixed. AA hate mixed couples , they hate mixed people , they even hate their light skin children and will always come up with the slavery bullshit. Rubbish. There just so much hate in them , that they can’t think straight.

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I am North African and my skin is fair. I feel bad for the immigrants and the people that were always there because some of my people are racist towards them even though we share the same haplogroup that comes from east africa

@@Mesfin887 tell her they are delusional those notherners enemies of Africa

I get called wannabe white mostly by nigerians because I'm light a light skinned Southern African 😂😂😂😂 I once dyed my hair blonde and some filters make me look "mixed" so every time I commented on a page on fb Nigerians would be on my neck saying "you mixed people don't belong to Africa" and when they realized I'm African they'd say I bleach my skin when the only thing I bleach from time to time is my hair 😂😂😂😂

@THE LORD OF POETRY that's very dumb. Everyone who was born and raised here is from here and there's nothing you can do about it.

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It is not always that families will accept interracial marriages in Ghana, it is in his experience.

We all do get along more than any other group, that's a fact but in depth when it's just us, alotta times differences are pointed out coz some of our family from the diaspora don't rock with the term "African American" they preffer black and a topic like that will open up more about how we create alot of separation amongst ourselves at the end of the day in times we shouldn't coz the system don't care if u was born in America with your family generations being American too, they gon' see u and I as the same person and we all gon' "fit eachother's description" to them!

@Afro arkhitekton I feel u, fam. But just one thing I wanted to add is that, I been in Africa too and people out there love y'all so much. I'm only saying this coz alot of brothaz and sistaz think otherwise so they'll emphasize the "not African" part big time. But at the end of the day, u right u ain't African no more, but it don't hurt for all of us to kind of connect all the dots and re-build a bigger and better Family. As Black people from any part of the world, and this is best done by loving,learning and preserving an African culture in whatever way hence embracing our kind instead of any other ways that we adopt "with/without a choice". And I ain't even talkin bout u coz I know what u about by just reading your name, this message for all of us, African or not! We still got African in our blood💯.. Respeck🙏🏾

@Afro arkhitekton Respect that,💯

One thing I really don't like about Americans is the one drop rule thing. That's so racist! A mixed race person is obliged to identify as black because if they say they are mixed race people will say it's racist. It doesn't make any sense...

@@sumimaind That's not really a thing anymore as it was in the past to the extent you're thinking. Someone who's half black half white can put both white and black on some, if not most now, legal documents.

@@henrydo8377 ur correct, and i was using them as an example when it comes to places like america

As if there's something wrong about being part/fully white...

@@itzmichahere4904 now did i say that? No so whats ur point of commenting this hmm???

I think this is because they are identifying with their experience, people with one asian parent and one white parent usually look full asian and will identify and experience race as an asian person, also many black n white mixed ppls, lets say obama is experiencing the world as a black man and being treated as such, usually when people are mixed with white they don't look white but the other race, which is why i think they don't say their mixed the conversation is really interesting and makes me wonder if racially ambiguous ppl, ppl who experience their life as biracial and get treated as such should identify as biracial not black, iranian etc.. such as mariah carey, rashida jones etc

@@3otterlover U made a lot of sense here. Before I always thought if ur mixed with white and black just say ur mixed, however there are mixed ppl who don't look "mixed" but just white or black. Hence they say I'm black or white, cause they look that way. And I agree with the experience thing as well, great point.

Albinos in Tanzania get treated the worst

@@frankie7529 Yeah but they are sub saharan with white skin.

Very very very true submission

@@batavica4135 South Africa is different than west Africa in that regards. They’re generally more xenophobic than other Africans. In the west mixed race people and white people are definitely treated way better than other African people on average.

@@Jeremy-sj3pr that's because in West Africa white people left a loooong time ago and noe they are viewed like mini gods. Southern Africa still have whites and more mixed race and nobody gives them better treatment than anyone else. They are just people.