Africans vs African Americans

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[@charlesspeaksthetruth4334]

I'm black American and I got nothing but love for my African brothers & sisters. Brothers & sisters in Brazil Brothers & sisters in the Caribbean Brothers and sisters in Europe Brothers & sisters in Asia Where ever hopefully one day we can Unite as ONE

[@mbukusambukusa6952]

Much love bro. From Namibia, Southern Africa.

[@jarardjones5931]

Charles Baylor Brothers in sisters in Jamaica and Hatai.

[@TheMeloman79]

In Mauritius, Seychelles, Rodrigues and Reunion

[@coreythomas3633]

black people in aisa need to be talk about

[@tyneliousthepharaoh6727]

Charles Baylor Yes black pride is great together.

[@neveronhereXD]

Wow.. I’m a Nigerian who gained American citizenship, and sad to say that some of us Africans don`t appreciate the great sacrifice African-Americans made, through advocating for their civil rights, to lay the foundation for Africans and many other people from around the world to be able to come to the United States and live in a country where people of all color have equal rights, at least in theory if not always in practice.

[@atum6]

Thank you.

[@Dreaswld1]

Thank you so much that means a lot.

[@afrikanheritage99]

Speak for yourself. Stop trying to throw others under bus to look good. I am Nigerian and I don't agree with you. Our community has enormous financial responsibility at home. We work too much to have time for hate. Nigerians are full of love ❤️

[@afrikanheritage99]

@@Dreaswld1 Just anything that panders on your hate. Stop letting people inject toxicity in your head.

[@understandingus-africansan2582]

Thank you ! That's another thing, Africans come here to the US and I understand they are seeking a better life which means working hard. However in many cases it doesn't seem they try to interact with us as a people. We did build this country that all are benefitting from but we are not respected by whites or Blacks from other countries for our sacrifices.

[@sallaykamara1441]

We as blacks are so divided, it pains me. Hopefully we can come together one day to unite as one race and one family.

[@coreythomas3633]

Sallay Kamara yes queen

[@tyneliousthepharaoh6727]

Sallay Kamara Yes!

[@LimeLivesMatter]

Different nation can't just come together as one

[@daniellee1722]

All races are divided. Let's not limit the concept and ideal of unity to one race.

[@LimeLivesMatter]

"small percentage of Blacks who are involved in that type of degenerate behavior" oh yeah? What is the percentage?

[@chronixxj862]

Am an African leaving in Africa .. I love All my AfricanAmerican brothers n sisters.. luv all u do.

[@chronixxj862]

Keen Rays yea I do..cause I was trained to luv all people..

[@missball404]

chronixx j 💞💞💞💞

[@missball404]

Keen Rays if they love me

[@slikkville9821]

chronixx j the Africans that come to America really don't like us black Americans

[@stephenlarbi4608]

Aaron Carter is because u treat them bad

[@Twinklestar132]

I've encountered bigoted black americans as well. but, this is an issue throughout the diaspora. I'm from the Caribbean and I've also seen Africans talk down on us because we descended from slaves. I see my fellow Caribbean folk look down on Black Americans. It's a form a tribalism that I not needed.

[@TheZEALOT120]

Yep

[@omarjay4655]

Twinklestar132 bru what carribean person are you talking to?never heard of a carribean person doing that

[@tunjilegba]

Twinklestar132 Yep despite my YT name I have Jamaican and Grenadian parents and the elder generation always making snide remarks about each other

[@Dirtyvinyl23]

What about other blacks from other Islands looking down on each other calling them names for instance, smallie . Blacks can't seem to get along wherever we are on this planet and it isn't because we're bad people but through outside influences - like the main culprits, need I call out their names? That's why I don't castigate any other black person no matter where we are on this planet because this was done for a reason to break the family apart. Thanks Phil for trying your best to heal divisions and to heal old wounds which were planted by outside forces.

[@Twinklestar132]

+Omar Jay oh please, I'm a born and raised Trini and I hear fellow West Indians bashing black americans. they're called lazy, lacking a culture etc.

[@dennisgitau544]

I was fortunate to learn the African American history back home in kenya. I read a few books and watched documentaries about how every inch of progress that African Americans made it was destroyed. We were colonized too faced oppression and countless of other cruel things. My grandparents were slaves too picking tea/coffee and lived in quarters. Africa was divide like a cake by the Colonziers. i suggested watching documentary about "MauMau" in kenya.I m pretty sure they are similar stories in SouthAfrica, Congo Ghana. Yes we have the same problems africans that don't like other africans we call it "Xenophobia". I never looked down on AA brothers or sisters. Anyway lets show more out there.

[@4chukwuebuka]

Rena Williams you is fine

[@Monaedeezy]

Thank you, definitely going to check this out.

[@Okwash1]

Dennis Gitau ......You've told my story. I'm also Kenyan.

[@Ke024able]

Dennis Gitau 🇰🇪 n yes you have spoken

[@glensafari1]

Dennis Gitau m

[@rattales58]

I will NEVER understand the tension between Africans and African Americans. By the end of the day we are 🎶bl-bl-bl-black blacker than black🎶

[@yungdrako8852]

Nat Turner actually it's a shade

[@SnowyWolborg]

The same thing happens with European whites and American whites. The European whites think that Americans are obsessed with guns and violence.

[@texvor6949]

Actually the name Africa comes from K.mt word Afre.KH which means Motherland. That is where the latin version of the word Africa came from and it meant Dark Continent and Africanus meant person from the dark continent. So any roman with that name was more liely from a black/african origin. Its white supremacy that has twisted the origin of the wotrd especially when rome and greece went to the continent to be taught by K.mt which is now called eygpt.

[@SirFriess]

Nat Turner ikr

[@freakishlypeculiar]

mrsilent3051 exactly..

[@abdikhanighesad3363]

I am African Somali I got love for our African American brothers

[@zhunmow6405]

abdikhani ghesad broderkeey nimankaan cayayaaneey noo qbn cml what a mess

[@hippykiller75]

If we became UNITED Worldwide We Would Be UNSTOPPABLE. ...!!

[@understandingus-africansan2582]

Don't you know !!!! That's what they are afraid of and why they try to keep us divided !!!!!

[@zanguiza]

My brother, I feel the pain in your words. But Please believe me "only ignorant" Africans look down on African Americans. The majority of African love brothers and sisters in the diaspora!

[@siyasanga_makie]

I've just about had enough of most of these comments below. As black people, globally we really need to grow the hell up and stop this unnecessary division. Do you think the KKK or apartheid government wouldn't have burnt you alive just cz you're from Europe, Jamaica, Brazil, Australia, Africa or America or a "Hebrew Israeli", at the end we're all BLACK and thats what the rest of the world sees, the more they realise how divided we are don't you think thats why they keep undermining and bullying our people cz they see no strength amongst us to stand up for each other. Its such a pity that the only time i ever see our people unite globally is when something bad happens to another group of black people somewhere in the world like with BLM, "Bring back our girls", Apartheid, wars, xenophobia. This is childish man. I don't care where you're from or what your lineage is, if you're black, no matter what damn percentage, i love you..

[@varneygray3106]

you brought tears out of me while reading this

[@bamababii5989]

I have received prejudice from Africans as well. It happens both ways and It needs to stop.

[@understandingus-africansan2582]

A brother from Djibouti East Africa said to me Africans are told, before they come here that African Americans are lazy and don't take advantage of the opportunities here. So many come here with pre conceived ideas which is not fair. Also there are Blacks in the US who have suffered tremendous hardships with no support of a family so they may seem lazy but no one knows another' s struggles.

[@jaymandy8136]

Man i always like the efforts that u put on connecting and putting together black people as one people. God will bless u bro 🙏

[@haiticherie509]

It seems as though Black Americans are always talking down to any other black person that comes from anywhere outside of the US. I am Haitian-American, Or Afro Caribbean American, meaning my parents are Haitian/Caribbean, but I was born here, and soooo many african americans think I'm not black because I speak three languages, and they tell me, "You're not black , You're Haitian". Black Americans need to understand that black people are ALL OVER THE WORLD, And that there's a difference between race and nationality. The Black Americans that I've met, only seem to know the history that they were told by white people, and know nothing about other countries' cultures.

[@CP-dr7qy]

LocalCaribbean lol they don't even understand the history they were told as they still believe not all blacks came from Africa

[@natashaluonde2132]

WokeCaribbean next time they chat shit to you tell them straight I have a homeland. And say where the fuck are y'all gonna go when your masters decide to kick you out of America?

[@amonthedon5951]

Natasha Luonde that will never happen fool

[@dayshenacleare2475]

WokeCaribbean well perhaps you need to meet a different variety of black Americans.... sadly, I don't know of any black culture that socialize with African Americans especially Haitian isolate themself from Black Americans.

[@im_that_gurl2561]

do u live in a community w/ other AAs

[@robinahnamutebi9123]

At the end of the day were both black👫✊

[@amonthedon5951]

Robinah Namutebi and?

[@thesonynwa2886]

Robinah Namutebi I hope you are from ug

[@agibson981]

So what were different. Stop letting these people try to make excuses so you dont compete with them.

[@swaymj6792]

Albertha Gibson no buddy

[@nashmusta1736]

True nyabo

[@bowzist]

It's called xenophobia, not racism

[@bowzist]

Yeah and that's sad! And even worse on the east coast, especially the Hebrew ones, they don't like Africans at all!

[@okuomose1]

Bowzy Minnesoldier its called negrophobia

[@bowzist]

***** it's the specific name for someone who doesn't like foreigners in his country

[@bowzist]

***** u r wlcm sweet heart

[@reneeblack8037]

Black unity is a necessity

[@understandingus-africansan2582]

Yes !! If we could ONLY realize how powerful we are!!!!!! They know !!!

[@SnowyWolborg]

This doesn't only happen among blacks, sadly. For example, I've seen American Latinos criticized for not being "real" by ones that live in the islands, not speaking "proper" Spanish or having "authentic" knowledge of their heritage. Same happens with Asians if they live in America. They're not "real" because they have grown up with western influences. It's an "I'm better than you because I'm from the homeland" mentality.

[@thegigadykid1]

It makes sense. For Latinos and asians . they know where they're from

[@NativeNomads10]

What are you talking about? Most Latinos are culturally ambiguous

[@eliaquimmangala6500]

Somalia loves you african americans

[@zhunmow6405]

KILLMONGER X yeah that’s right bro we’re light skin not too black I mean like (chocolate)😍

[@raphrobe-9896]

@@zhunmow6405 You Didn't need to be specific about your complexion you colourist, plus not all Somalis are light skinned and there's nothing wrong with being dark.

[@slicexl9283]

as a South African and speaking for many for the most part we very much relate to the struggles of racial divide and prejudice taking place in America

[@opeyemiadegoke361]

Yet South Africa turn around and be xenophobic towards to their African brothers and sisters but cut their colonizers a lot of slack .

[@slicexl9283]

@@opeyemiadegoke361 yeah well you wouldn't experience xenophobia if you would stay in your own country and fight to fix it like we do over here.

[@afrikanheritage99]

@@slicexl9283 And that country Nigeria donated more than two billion dollars to support your fight against apartheid. Ungrateful lots. African immigrants in South Africa aren't your problem. Your white colonizers controlling your economy and confiscating your lands are. Take the fight to them.

[@slicexl9283]

@@afrikanheritage99 have you finished your fight with Shell and your own greedy government for killing not only you lot but have made your land desolate

[@richiexp2]

Great video, as an African i really appreciate this topic and we need more conversation between Africans and African Americans/diasporans in order to understand and educate each other about our differences so we can finally bridge the gap and unite.

[@jeangermain3621]

Those things not only happened here in the U.S! It happened in South Africa against other African Countries who came there for jobs. It happened in the Dominican Republic against the poor Haitians,.It happened in Puerto Rico against rhe Dominicans who came there looking for a better life. I do not think it's a problem of race or anything else, it rather a problem of survival, ignorantly fighting ourselves over the Oppressors jobs.

[@St-ds1dc]

As an African, I appreciate the struggle AA went through so we can be here. Our cultures are conservative for the most part hence some culture clash. I don't see the need of looking down on another black person as this country trwats us equally. Systemic racism in America, exploitation of resources and poverty in African countries!

[@missethio7394]

Poverty exist everywhere

[@etoo90ify]

Africans vs African American when will this is beef stop end of day we all are same but way I'm Somali and don't hate African American I have love for them

[@tyneliousthepharaoh6727]

I would love unity with all African descent people.

[@sheiswhitney]

There's stereotypes that cross both groups of blacks who are raised in Africa vs blacks who are raised in US. The difference in culture and experiences is the only division and we should be able to embrace it. This difference isn't racism, its xenophobia similar to colorism. Its just another way to divide us when we should be seeking ways to connect and embrace our differences so that we can grow as people.

[@nzeadidnazi8410]

S He....it's more than cultural division. African com from Africa AA com from America Both on different paths to findin success. Racism is d only thing dat will unite blacks. Without white, blacks would basically mak enemies out of each other....one way or another

[@hubtv1514]

No the difference slavery one sold out the other one the coming to look a better life for him after sold him

[@afrikanheritage99]

Absolutely brilliant Sister😘❤️💕 I am continental African in America. Can you be my baby sister please 🙏🤣

[@GreatUniter]

The divide between Africans and Black Americans seem to be cultural which in honesty is understandable. Black American culture is a combination of West and Central African cultures and with substantial influence from European cultures due to the various laws and rules the dominant white society in America enforced. Africans have their own distinct cultures which may clash with Black American culture and values. African culture also seems to be far more conservative than Black American culture which is far more liberal than most African cultures.

[@mikebotchway2207]

The thing is Africans think African Americans are ignorant. Trust me I know my parents are African. Meanwhile African Americans think Africans are stuck up and don't qualify as 'one of them'. As a west african raised in America I really hate this tension. This only distracts us from the real issues. Also I think people forget that yes while African Americans struggled here, Africans also deal with racism back home. Take Northern Ghana. Today White men have gone there and bribed police to arrest any of the local miners over there. There are now many fatherless children over there in Northern Ghana who are fatherless because white men are greedy for gold. So both sides deal with racism.

[@rtsoca5560]

Mike Botchway: I'm surprised to hear that there are fatherless children in Northern Ghana. I didn't realise that type of thing could happen. How shocking.

[@shaunabrown8399]

I'll tell you what. I have been disrespected by African men almost my whole entire adult life. I've been told that we are lazy, we don't like to work, all these other things that don't apply to me at all because I am a very hard-working woman. There's a few girls that I've known for a long time that own their own braiding shop. And when I go there and get my hair braided, there's always these African men that come in there and talk about how lazy we are. And they don't seem to care that we can hear them or that we're listening to them. They don't care. I always thought that they thought that they were better than us. And then on the other hand a lot of us women don't like African men because they're controlling and abusive. I'm not sure how true that is because I've never dated an African man, but that's what I hear a lot.

[@untappedhappiness]

LaShauna Brown-Willis The same stereotype is spread that African American men abusive women as well, in fact, misinformation is rampant nowadays between both communities. So instead of spreading things that even you cannot entirely verify, why not try and learn more about Africans. I've personally have had experiences where I was bullied by African American students in my school. The discrimination I faced was similar, and sometimes even harsher than that from the white students because this was a group I felt I belonged to. Once, I had an African American student say I must stink because she doesn't like the smell of the food her neighbor cooks and I must eat the same food. And I've had my head scarf torn off as well. Additionally in middle school, I was conversing with some African American students and brought up the issues we face as blacks and African Americans, to which *all* of girls responded saying I wasn't _black or African American._ This is despite the fact I was born here and am of African decent. Even so, I would never lump the actions of one African American person as being "the norm"; never did I regard this type of discrimination as a shared mindset, and you shouldn't either. Generalizing the actions of a whole group is what we should be fighting against, as struggle you even indicate in your comment, and yet you do the same. Learn more about the Africans you mentioned, try and explain to them from a place of understanding why their misconception is wrong. Maybe even learn about their culture and what country they might be from. Only through unity and understand can we stand together as one.

[@St-ds1dc]

African men aren't abusive. It is tradition that requires women to submit. Divorce is like the last resort. Feminist movement and an African man won't blend.You can find a nice African man in big cities like Houston, Dallas, Seattle, Boston.

[@4chukwuebuka]

israel lion listen you are black for now as far as the world is concern your origin is west African if you don't claim it now you will regret it later. We west Africans watched as our brothers from Jamaica claimed to be from Ethiopia oh my what a feeling that was. The feeling of pitty knowing our brothers are lost and have no true cause. The day will come when you black Americans will highly regard us west Africans. That day is coming soon.

[@nzeadidnazi8410]

Chass M consider yourself lucky. I have lived in Africa b4....it's a normal thing there. African American women will never truly enjoy being with an African Man compared to her kind. Africans and AA are good together when it's an AA man and African woman. African American women have a certain taste when it comes to men....sadly African men don't fit.

[@nzeadidnazi8410]

Chass M Home structure of both are so different one person will have to over compromise for a successful marriage. AA women taste is simple they love their men

[@shantelsimmons2317]

The Advice Show TV, nice and informative video 👌. A message worth hearing and sharing 😊

[@abdirahmanali3185]

Am Somali I respect what this man just said

[@ATLPrince85]

More like Africans vs Hebrew Israelites

[@judsonantoine5826]

Great topic. There were other black people, The Haitians, they helped fight for freedom in 1779 Savannah that helps America get independence way before the civil rights movement.

[@myopinion8569]

I agree with everything you said. Very well done, man.

[@globalwokeblackfolk7829]

I am a African amercian and I love Africa I really just consider myself African cause we all come from Africa.

[@hippykiller75]

That's Right. ... They call us lazy and think that were all on welfare and that were worthless and we don't like it ...they have no idea what happened to our people... Give us Respect and we'll give you respect as well. ...

[@millionaremo]

Man you know what you be talking about love your channel

[@XoXoG]

i grew up with black americans just hating africans. i learned to put my wall down (a bit) and not categorize all black americans as anti african but im not gonna lie...i got the most hate from black americans since elementary school. black americans would say africans have pet lions, we all have machine guns, and we are broke and live in huts. it's interesting because i have not seen one single african in america that isn't hard working. from the cab drivers to the doctors/ engineers. naturally, when africans see other africans in public we embrace one another because we are from the same place and when africans newly come over to america, they feel compelled to greet their "brothers" and "sisters" that are black american but how do the black americans typically respond? they insult the africans and say some stereotypical shit that we would expect from the whites. it is really sad that people with the same skin tone from all over the world cannot seem to get along and build each other up. so when africans come over to america and get insulted by the black americans they saw before the other races, and they excel in the university, then dont expect the africans that reach the peak of their success to befriend the black man who once ridiculed him.

[@Paulette257]

@TheAdviseShowTV Thank you so much for addressing this but lets also be clear this shit goes both ways. I wanted to know more about my African heritage and when I attended Howard U. the different Africans treated me like shit.

[@lilthugsoldier]

Im from originally from Somalia too love all black brothers and sisters usa family. all African should unite and visit Africa.

[@uncensoredtruth1]

Phil hit the nail on the head!

[@ASLStu666]

I agree with Phil, there are many cultural differences and this may be one of the causes for the rifts/clashes. For example, I dated an African man, who looked down on me just because I have only earned a B.A. (rather than a M.A. or PhD). Even though, I make $96k a year, have over $100k in savings, own my home, have no debt, and have $50K in an emergency fund, he still felt like he was better than me or that I "still need to be educated". The kicker is, he makes less than me, has a huge amount of student loan debt, rents a room, and is still in the process of completing his M.A.. In this case, I feel that perhaps some of the African cultures put too much emphasis on education. Where as, we (Americans) value the accomplishments a person has over their education. In "the American culture", if you have the green, we don't care if you cant read! XD

[@midnightgurl211]

ASLStu666 I honestly think you said it best.

[@gumsez]

we all the same and love each other. The biggest problem we have is that we are conditioned differently. We see things differently.

[@afrikanheritage99]

Very correct ❤️💕

[@jeffkashman8803]

Yes... An African is also conditioned by colonialism....

[@tcrumpcollinsparsonmcginni7311]

Thank you so much for this video!!!!

[@nmbr8of11]

i love the way you broke that down phil great perspective

[@deansmith4340]

word up, can't wait for African people to unite,. there so much we can learn from each other so that we can build spiritually, politically and economically. " black wall street "

[@BwireVincent]

Victim blaming is a serious sickness in America: What has your history got to do with the way that fool treated our sister?

[@missball404]

EXCELLENT BREAKDOWN!!! 👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@christopherwallas572]

Love that segment that you just did and everything that you said was so true. How can I donate money to your cause. I subscribe to your channel a couple of months ago.

[@iamisraelizzyayo]

Well said, Phil! I love you man.

[@sabrinaestrada3590]

You make some fantastic points here. We ought to inspire and lift one another up...that goes for all people. What good does it do to bring people down?

[@Mingo579]

Ok, one of your best ones ever Phil, thank you 🌄🌄🌄

[@klg4life826]

So humbly and well explained.

[@masnature2565]

Everything he said is so true. I had this African guy I was in high school with who said he didn't like African Americans bc "we not the real black people" smh

[@rtsoca5560]

Mas Nature: That was very prejudiced of him to say that.

[@cs2saske607]

Because African Americans are Israelites, we are not Africans. 🤙💯

[@carnelld.i.ytobegreat6954]

so tru people need to understand this Thank you for acknowledgement..

[@robertrider9877]

I like watching The Advice Show I learn a lot about my Brothers and Sister of color keep up the good work sir. Thank you for education of things I never knew before.

[@coym5452]

This young lady has so much understanding and I hope this gets better.

[@tanyasmith4927]

excellent topic

[@tanyasmith4927]

I love how you addressed that

[@danielkyles3361]

I have a question for you; how much African history do you know? We both need to know our history, we have to start having two way conversations.

[@ButcherPeete]

Well done brother

[@coym5452]

I hope things get better 💛

[@NotYourTypicalMermaid94]

Preach Mr. Phil!

[@HarrisBT79]

Bro you broke it down to a tee.... I have to become a patreon now

[@msgerdesj.2903]

I am amazed that you chose to use this lady who came to you for help to get back at Africans about, ehat I believe is your insecurity on some of Africans' success and education and completely went off track on her subject. At what point did you miss the "you people"? I am realy dissppointed at the way you handled her concerns.

[@michaelmanso740]

Thank you he didn't address the lady's concerns at all but rant on how Africans disrespect African Americans.

[@tooadorable]

Being from the Caribbean, I remember alot of black americans were really mean to my friends and family. I grew up and a very diverse city, we were treated worst by black americans. They would rob us, beat us up and name calling. Which was pretty messed up because we received the most hate from people that was the same color as I was. But now my best friend is black american from Chicago, her and her family are awesome.

[@michaelwayne1012]

TheAdviseShowTV: Well explained phil.....

[@dadnonlyd3]

we had to deal with colonializm in africa..don't act like blacks in the US are the only group of black people that been through something..even to this day tribalism affects us so much...and alot of it stemmed from colonialism

[@abdourahmanjw]

I will be glad to give more detail so we understand each other!!!!

[@truthofgod1514]

Thank you brother I understand how you feel about it

[@TokkiStar]

Very well said.

[@optimisticrealismx5829]

I have black people in my family who don't like Africans as a result I only like a selected few-I had an African partner and most of my family refused to speak to me while I dated him but it goes both ways because I have seen many Africans be negative to other blacks.

[@lovelmpurple1191]

the sad part is that all the fighting is why black African people across the diaspora keep losing no unity just fighting it's horrible!

[@blackmidimin6720]

Thank you

[@RubyJ-vf2fi]

As a child I loved ALL black people, because my parents taught us to love and respect ourselves. I LOVE Africa so much. Her heart aches are my heart aches. Africans and African Americans are one in the same. I pray God bless us to accept one another and respect Him in His Devine Work.

[@vernloves2560]

tell her Phil...#love your answer back to her too! #In Agreeance

[@99yareX]

well said brother.

[@alethiadaughtry7496]

I love what you said. I love how you explained this unfortunate divide. Thank you my brother. We're still dealing with our division due to the work of Willie Lynch. (it's lasted more than his predicted 300 years) (I've had my children read Willie Lynch's plan) Nevertheless, your efforts are exactly what we need.

[@leboyemichael4733]

Nice video

[@cheriep9831]

I had an African friend telling me that "all lives matter not just black lives matter." And that was the last straw for me with her. It hurt me that she could or wouldn't understand what African Americans go thru. It seems like she related more with white people then black people, so when I realized that about her it hurt me deeply.

[@user-zf4db8ge2w]

You can run but you cant hide. Yall gone realize we are the Israelites, we not Africans. It is true they got from the west coast of Africa but we not the same, thats why Africans sold us. Im not saying all people who come from Africa are not our people because we were scattered but in general we are not Africans. Thats why your friend cant relate. Matter of fact even Africa was colonized by whites you'd think they understand where we coming from.

[@mikepitts7078]

brother you are on point I've had to educate my African brother's and sister's about the history of african american most of them don't have no idea what we went through here and when they do find out they are shocked

[@afrikanheritage99]

You probably educate your family. Every one with high school diploma in Africa knows the brutal history of Transatlantic slave trade and marginalization of it's descendants. Not sure who you're educating

[@UpstateCharlie]

I'm a cab driver and a "Black American" I've met many Africans from different countries they are mostly cool jus culture differences I love to learn from them

[@balebangamaleunda393]

✌✌

[@mohameddiallo340]

I'm from Africa and all love all blacks in the world

[@markeywalker1330]

that's so true African do look down on us but we fight and pave the way for them

[@abdourahmanjw]

Thank you bro this good to know!!!! I agree with you! Am real sorry about this!!!!!!! But its good to tell them or talk to them if you dont talk to them it wont work......

[@lBugslBunny]

You gotta understand one thing, not all Africans have the same mentality. African from a French Colony isn't the same as an African from an English Colony. They have different culture inspired by their Colonist and not all of them come to disrespect Blacks from other places. Even African themselves aren't United which lead wars like the Genocide in Rwanda. Don't take it personally as Africans dissing Blacks, but more like some countries from Africa dissing some African American.

[@globalwokeblackfolk7829]

Am a African amercian and I love all of Africa and all black people worldwide it’s time to unite all African people world wide.

[@jamahaze7139]

Tell it🚀

[@afroquestion2367]

Damn how did I miss this video? Out of all videos? *face palm*

[@planejane8831]

I live in Minnesota, near one of the biggest Somali communities in our nation, I also live in a complex with the majority Kenyan/Ethiopian. I have only met one Somali person that was nice to me, the rest are really rude. The same is said for the Kenyan people. I have tried to be nice to my neighbors, and it has never worked. I have bought baby shower gifts, and birthday gifts, and they were still rude. The throw trash in my yard, they stole my sons shoes. they are hard to live near, and they look down on you for no reason. They actually make you not like them.

[@ripgeorgesmith9021]

One of my closest and best friends was 🇪🇹.. RIP Tadele

[@gregorywynn2450]

Phil I love you Brother.

[@walterisreal2201]

How can we get the information needed to move to Africa?

[@romanelldonnon1408]

YOU ARE RIGHT

[@T_rog07]

You are so correct sir. Is just small amount of my African folks who smh act like they don't have sense.

[@Drdirtydee]

an yes Patrice o Neil touched on this a bit call tolu

[@stacyjpoliticscommunityfai359]

I'm sorry to hear that she had a horrific experience. But as an African-American I've only felt exclusion from African's that migrate into America. They will only socialize with West Indians and other non African-Americans.

[@Monaedeezy]

Yep, I’ve felt that isolation too. Which is why African Americans need to stick together and take pride our culture and community because literally no one gives a shit about us and only want to use our image and platforms to attain what they seek. Even though they imitate is heavily.

[@paulettehatfield685]

TRUE!!!🙂