America Doesn’t Deserve Black Women

Stop accepting the bare minimum
Join the Waitlist for Exclusive First Access www.afrikainvestorsacademy.co...
Begin RECEIVING what you deserve.
Do you want to learn:
The impact of your childhood on your mothering style?
How to attract a "divine partner" (spouse, romantic interest, or strong support system) based on your present desires?
Techniques to overcome limiting beliefs and negative self-talk that hold you back?
Strategies to release money myths that sabotage your financial goals?
Practices for cultivating a positive body image and natural womb care techniques?
If so, you are being required to unlock a new level of womanhood that society isn't giving you the permission to achieve.
The Activating Womanhood Challenge is a community challenge that will give you the tools to tap into the Woman you were created to be.
Join the Waitlist for Exclusive First Access: www.afrikainvestorsacademy.co...
Inspirations to this Video:
Club Shay Shay - Amanda Seals Fires off on Isae Rae • Amanda Seales Fires Of...
Africa, African Americans in South Africa, Johannesburg, Cape Town, Sandton, KZN, Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, Chaka Zulu, Khoisan, Zulu, Xhosa, The Real South Africa, Nigeria, Lesotho, Black Americans, White Americans, South African History, African American Woman Returns Home to South Africa, Ghana, Kenya, South Africa, Rwanda, African Americans in Tanzania, Dar Es Salaam, Dadoma, Zanzibar, Black British, Black Americans, African American Woman Returns Home to Africa, Inflation, Economics, Commodities, Expat Life, Life Abroad, Move to Africa, move to Ghana, move to Tanzania, move abroad, black expat, expat life, Rwanda, Tanzania, Zanzibar and South Africa, Cape Town. Mombasa Kenya, Nairobi kenya, Nairobi city, South Africa economy, South Africa economy, doing business in South Africa, SME, contract funding south africa, business in africa, business week, BRICS, invest in south africa, doing business in south africa, building relationships in Africa, building relationships in businesses, social media for businesses, bank failure, bank collapse, SVB, bailout, trade in Tanzania, Zambia, moving to africa from america, living in africa, moving to africa, moving to south africa, dar es salaam, dar es salaam tanzania, south africa today, south africa vlog, move to south africa, african americans in south africa, ex-pat in africa, ex-pat life in africa, culture in Africa, safety in Africa, crime in Africa, cost of living in Africa, quality of life in Africa, health care in Africa, transportation in Africa, education in Africa, jobs in Africa, careers in Africa, development in Africa, food in Africa, weather in Africa, investing in real estate in africa, how much is healthcare in Africa, how much is healthcare in South Africa, how much is healthcare in Johannesburg, how much is healthcare in Cape Town, medical costs in South Africa, BRICS, BRICS currency, New Years Resolutions, Community, New Year New Me, vision board, briics, brics world, brics currency, brics de-dollorization, living in Johannesburg, gauteng Johannesburg, Johannesburg south, working nomad, digital nomad,

[@AshleyinAfrika]

Join the Challenge: www.afrikainvestorsacademy.com/activating-womanhood

[@sabrinamadison8769]

I love the way you speak the truth. As a black female I left the USA. And I feel 100% better in all ways. I have not made it to Africa as of yet, but I am working on it. I have NEVER been so happy in my life. Thank you for sharing all of your info. You are the best. I wish you all the happiness in the world

[@MindfulMoments1444]

I was the happiest I had EVER been in my life living abroad. Making it happen very soon again. This time it will be permanent. The best thing any Black woman can do for themselves is leave this country behind and take yourself and your resources elsewhere, especially where you're appreciated. We have no protection in this hellhole.

[@brandnew9834]

@@MindfulMoments1444 It’s sad, but I agree. I think most black women would be better off mentally if they moved elsewhere. It is risky. I wouldn’t call America a hellhole though. America is the primary reason why you can actually live abroad pretty easily. The global economy makes it possible, and the engine of the global economy is America. The fact that you were born in America allowed you to speak English as a first language, which is the international language of business. Do your research before you pick a place though. A lot of these countries are welcoming to tourists, but immigrants are an entirely different story. Uber right wing populism is spreading through Europe and South America like a wildfire. Sites like BIGO Live are live-streaming 24/7 and some of the bottom of the barrel blk women are on there literally reinforcing every negative stereotype you can think of for a global audience of 400M users. Be careful, the grass isn’t always greener. You’re used to a level of constitutional rights here that don’t necessarily exist in other countries.

[@MindfulMoments1444]

@@brandnew9834 I lived abroad already and enjoyed it. As far as constitutional rights, I felt safer abroad for many reasons. As far being blessed to speak English, I've been to many countries that didn't have English as a primary language and never really had a problem because I made the effort to learn the local language and interact with locals and not set myself apart as a tourist. I've worked hard to make it a possibility to travel but the fact that I don't even feel safe in my own country is a HUGE drawback, that's what I meant by hellhole. Not to mention many policies and laws are being rolled back at this very moment while anything meant to uplift and support Black people is being attacked. I avoid all of Europe and any other countries with Extreme Right Wing policies which is where America is headed now (so this will be on the avoid list soon). Research is a must before any travel abroad. The grass was greener for me personally but you're right, this isn't always the case for many. You have to be willing to adjust. I wasn't aware of BIGO but since I'm not ratchet, it won't be useful for me.

[@brandnew9834]

@@MindfulMoments1444 If you don’t mind me asking, what places are you feeling safer? You don’t have to name one city but maybe just a region? I have a theory that the real reason blk wmn tend to be the most vocal and rebellious ppl in America stems from their rivalry and disdain for Caucasian women.

[@MindfulMoments1444]

@@brandnew9834 This is a really odd and myopic take to have. I actually have no issue with Caucasian women, so that may be something on your radar but not mine. It actually speaks volumes about you and who you are. Overall, I'm happier abroad, end of story. Take care!

[@Msfruity44]

Life is about living, not surviving. 💯💯👌🏽🌺 We find ourselves consistently reconfiguring to be accepted, make others comfortable, to get jobs, all while continuing to be undervalued. I agree …. It’s really sad.

[@Uknowho9967]

Totally loved listening 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@sevenasefaha1872]

“ we are achieving our God like energy when we are creating …“!!! ❤❤❤🎉

[@drressahAYNigisiti]

We appreciate you! Well articulated! 👏

[@GoldilocsOfficial]

God Yes! I’m so exhausted and NEED Peace ☮️ The World Needs Peace 🌺🌺🌺🌺

[@thandindlovu1058]

Welcome HOME Ashley; I love a woman who is able to own the truth. I wish our children/ brothers can understand that if a woman stands the way you do, they are not trying to be MEN, but are being protective of what’s ours whilst supporting them; either directly or indirectly. I wish your community can thrive, and let’s make this continent; this world better for our children and grandchildren. You remind me of the great Maya Angelou. God Bless 🙏🏾👍🏽🙏🏾

[@keivonweidman6037]

Love this interview your telling the absolute truth love it. 100% Facts

[@MindfulMoments1444]

I just finished this video Ashley and you have put into words what I've been feeling for a long time. This is bigger than Amanda Seales, its about Black women as a whole and how we're not allowed to be fully fledged human beings with a range of emotions here and its sad. We are not allowed the same level of grace as others while we shoulder the responsibility with being the faces of the Black community in White Spaces (corporate, institutional etc). We only have two options: be a Cardi B or be someone who goes along with the status quo. We can attain certain levels of success, money and status (when allowed) but at what cost? Our peace, our joy, our mental health and well-being; being medicated for years, daily drinking, smoking and forcing ourselves to fit into a mold is not healthy over a lifetime. For some, the money, status and success is enough for them, the money comforts them. For others, it doesn't. As we see things regressing at breakneck speeds, more people will have to explore their options, hopefully this will help people consider the alternative you presented. Thank you!!

[@gapeach14]

Amanda Seales is child of Caribbean parents.

[@tamyrab1732]

Thank You Ashley ❤❤❤

[@marciajames9434]

yes Ashley yes! and thank you sisi for encouraging us.

[@Tawaladj]

Yes, exactly. I love this. I am thinking of moving to Tanzania as well and soon. I have to make a trip over.

[@AshleyinAfrika]

You should!

[@Searchforuhuru]

Amanda Seales is the definition of it’s everybody else’s fault and never hers. That was my takeaway from the interview.

[@patriciamatthews9390]

Well said Ashley ❤️🔥❤️🇯🇲 America is done

[@deboragittens3363]

Well said Ashley 👏🏾 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@Rijjrijj555]

I really appreciate black women that can come black ✊🏼. If I gotta go to Africa to get it I'm otw.

[@africandreamsinhaze365]

Thank you❤

[@zyberworld]

Thanks Ashley. I hope Amanda sees this. I know she said she has people in her corner but I don't know how many are coming at it from this perspective. I been watching Amanda since My Brother and Me. To hear that she takes anti-depressants to prevent self deletion broke my heart. I know shes strong but like you're saying she doesn't have to be. As far as she has come and as proud of her as we are at the end of the day it's not natural nor sustainable.🙏

[@ruqayyahcurtis7504]

I lived in Egypt and Morocco. It's nice to visit. I don't feel as good in Arabized countries as in Black Africa. ❤❤❤

[@NinohBrown]

Its all about black/African consciousness and knowledge of African history. So much has been taken away from us

[@calistafalcontail]

The arab slave trade began long before the islamic conquest of Africa. It started long before the transatlantic slave trade and lasted much longer. About 1,300 years. Arabs were the first to enslave black africans and they laid the foundation for the transatlantic slave trade. Europeans found a flourishing slave trade when they arrived and all they saw was how black people were treated by arabs and even their own leaders...to them it was like "Oh I guess thats how its done here, we can also use some free labor, lets get into it." The arabs sold them their sea routes to establish their own slave trade. In many arab nations, its still happening to this day, on a smaller scale. Black people were taken advantage of by everyone.

[@simplydivine77]

North African countries are very hostile and perverted towards Black (especially brown to dark-skinned) women. No thanks. Black Africa for me.

[@kamalasheiress4035]

“America doesn’t deserve black women” Oh, I already took care of that. I have this hidden orchestration mechanism i call “Quiet Quitting,” and I modulate from there according to how I feel about the individual that I am dealing with. They don’t know that I have a surplus of “goodies” and the ones that are nice, they will get a treat in the goodie bag on their way out. Either way, whether good or bad, 🤷🏽‍♀️ it’s still more for me!

[@jaywyse7150]

Amanda has done some slimey ish.

[@CharlesDorsey-ov2ht]

Amanda seales talented.......WHERE AND OR HOW?!!!!

[@fredrickprice2037]

Well said .

[@dspence1902]

Agreed!

[@spiritsrejoice9857]

But Africa deserves you darling....No Africa needs you❤❤❤

[@user-fi3ut1pk1t]

Agreed! Amanda, we want you in Afrika❤. Come live & blossom, like Ashley said you have done the ground work...😊

[@jsarp1310]

U support Amanda seales?

[@AleciaRenece]

💛💛💛

[@growden100]

Thank you Ashley!!!! I wish you would contact and interview Stephanie Perry, a leader in helping blk women expats.

[@rolo1624]

I’m a man and I watched this whole thing I love the way you speak to the women on the channel I feel the respect! In my experience black women in the states are always in competition with each other to the point where they beef for no reason but you all are literally the cheat code to success. So I agree with you they are keeping you all down on purpose they know if all black women were like you then the men would follow suit ! And we all know Martin and Malcom wasn’t an accident! Any way I’ll stop there thank you for what you do

[@user-abdulalimuhammad]

Very appreciated and intelligent 135 trillion times❤ you get one of my favorite songs by Barry White your sweetness is my weakness🎉

[@ruqayyahcurtis7504]

I suggest that All Black women AND Black men need to prepare to make a massive exodus out of America.❤❤❤ASAP

[@ruqayyahcurtis7504]

Wow, that hair thing really added another dimension of consciousness!! Wearing someone else's hair has some strong spiritual impacts. It is another women's suffering that supplies that hair. It's almost like taking someone's blood, sweat and tears😢OMG! I PRAY THAT MILLIONS OF BLACK WOMEN JUST THROW THOSE WIGS IN THE TRASH.❤❤❤

[@kemi1486]

Ohh Ashley you went off in the most classy way 👏🏾. I feel seen! Can you describe the type woman for “The Activating Woman” challenge is for? I ask because I’m not struggling in some work environment but after a 20yrs toxic career I am on a journey to find myself again so I can be the best version of me, be an amazing partner to my husband, an excellent parent to my child and be a patient friend to other women.

[@AshleyinAfrika]

Love to hear it sis!! Head to the website to see if what we’re saying resonates with you: www.afrikainvestorsacademy.com/activating-womanhood We’d love to support you in this next chapter.

[@kemi1486]

Okay I signed up on the waitlist 🤗. Thanks so much for creating this space.

[@robertgibson638]

Ashley!!!!!

[@ruqayyahcurtis7504]

I am relocating to Tanzania in August. I will stop in South Africa for a few weeks. What are some other countries that you suggest other than SA ?❤❤❤

[@BongieBala]

Once you atart with South Africa, it's going to be hard to choose another country in Africa over South Africa😊😊

[@Seeta_sa_gauta]

Kenya , Nairobi

[@sikabopha]

I suggest you go straight to Tanzania or maybe Kenya or Ghana.. Don't stop in South africa because it could be your last stop.

[@healthygreenlifestyle690]

Have you heard of the Merikins of Canada and Trinidad and Tobago? We all desire freedom... 1812 ... Spiritual, Shouter Baptist...

[@GOINPOSTAL1985]

Oooook

[@dean8087]

Worst tenants

[@CharlesDorsey-ov2ht]

Amanda lying on that doctor nearly ruined him!!!

[@nomeatplz]

Amanda had to dumb herself down to cope which can create an isolation which can mimic autism or Asperger's syndrome socially.

[@CharlesDorsey-ov2ht]

Amanda is several sandwiches short of a picnic

[@djblakethesnake]

the lump generalization is disappointing, as well as the description of successful being tied to a six figure income.. While we are in a time of tremendous manifesting, there is also a decline in lack in spiritual values, and principles of community, as we take the colonial model of capitalism, and measure our success according to that..

[@jeromejoe7870]

Away over value yourself

[@aimajeffresswood8702]

Truly admire the trajectory You 🌹 are emplying, Ashley. Even I say here, here......In My Golden Years. Blessings,🎉

[@Simply_JustKim]

You cant stand up and fight for a nation that hasn’t for them!!

[@fistandpen2505]

Ashley forever fan here. However, as a Nigerian (American) man I think sometimes the black community in America just unloads racially without any actual focus. Certainly, America has its issues against Black women/people. However, how a "beef" that arises between Amanda and Issa Rae and Vanessa Anderson other black women becomes an America "not deserving black women" issue is completely beyond me. This really is just a squabble among a small circle that because everybody is loud about every issue, somehow becomes a topic discussed from America to South Africa and back.

[@AshleyinAfrika]

I appreciate your support. And as a Nigerian man, this isn’t going to resonate with you. With love ❤️

[@terencem723]

I am an indigenous Black American man. I 100% agree with you. We Black Americans see race in every damn thing. A true critical thinker looks at ALL data and evidence. I think the biggest problem with BW in America is they resent the fact that they are not desired and praised like WW. We have a very unhealthy obsession with White people. Damn near every other race in America have issues with BW. But, BW never take ownership for their own shortcomings.

[@fistandpen2505]

@@AshleyinAfrika that is fair. But to be fair to my position as well... I'm making the very point that it is OTHER BLACK WOMEN who have issues with her (in the scenarios being mostly discussed).

[@MindfulMoments1444]

@@fistandpen2505 to your point, the issue between these women was not based on race just internal conflicts. But you missed the point Ashley was trying to make, America demonizes Black women and judges us more harshly than others when we are too vocal, too passionate, too loud (perception). If we speak about any injustice, we are targeted and are automatically the problem to be dealt with. Hence, we're seeing the targeting of Black women in high places and making up reasons as to why they're being targeted (many from the Diaspora) and blocking a lot of policies that were put in place for all people of color. I follow a lot of people from the Diaspora just to hear what they're take on things is and realize there is a stark difference between their reason for being in the US which is to build and possibly go back to their homelands or improve their standings vs people with a long history here, which is to fight for equality in all respects. In a small percentage of cases, some are also fighting for equality but that is not the overwhelming majority. Just giving you a bit of perspective in regard to what she is referencing here, its bigger than and not really about Amanda Seales.

[@ericcarpenter5447]

Go to some Arab countries and see what you get

[@AshleyinAfrika]

We’re not talking about Arab countries now are we?

[@MindfulMoments1444]

Spent significant amount of time in a Muslim majority country (Malaysia) with no issue. Felt safer than I've ever felt in the US, especially now. I don't even go out anymore here. The only people I saw with guns the whole of my 2.5 years in SE Asia were police and military, didn't have to worry about some random person with a gun in the grocery store or at a park or random violence that sparks off here. Also was uplifted and supported by a wonderful family while there. It's a matter of being respectful of the laws, people and country hosting you. Step lightly and with respect in someone else's house.

[@DijonMcFadden-pe8wi]

Wiffy

[@mattiehunley4366]

Amanda swiftly smoothly and intellectually took Shannon Sharp down without even trying to! He appeared to have something against her but she handled that interview she interviewed the interviewer! lol sorry Shannon the hunter got captured by the game! She strong Black womenfolk ! Amanda is real I am a mature African American woman living in Johannesburg South Africa 🇿🇦 Go Amanda!!!1

[@calistafalcontail]

Amanda is the biggest phony ever and every sane person knows. So many people called this interview out. That interview showed her intense narcissism and lack of accountability again. When 99% of all people you met have an issue with you, then maybe YOU are the problem. Shes entitled, shes an exposed liar and shes desperate for attention. People have disected her bs so many times, so you msut live under a rock. Its cringy and painful to see dim people falling for this chick.

[@teddydavis2339]

Ashley, black women are thriving in the US. I respect your opinion, and I respect you, but black women have more power than in other countries. Honestly, I feel that black people in general will never be totally free in white society. I don't care if you are in North America or Europe. Total freedom will never be achieved. We must stop always talking about the 6 figures jobs. Money and higher education are not everything, and it does make a person. The key is to own. Own your own business and lifting up others and not depending on whites for approval. The US, in my opinion, totally deserves black women. We can only control when we own.

[@AshleyinAfrika]

Okay Teddy

[@MindfulMoments1444]

That's not necessarily true. While I do agree that owning your own business and being self-sufficient are key for our success here, how many people in our community percentage wise are going to do that? For that to make a difference, a large percentage are going to have to get on board and commit to having our own everything to have enough power to be effective. Otherwise it will never put a dent in deeply embedded racism rampant in this country. You say we shouldn't overvalue these jobs, money, status but isn't that what you're advocating by staying. We should be ok with never being free because we have perceived power here afforded to us by those jobs, money and status which can be taken away at any time which is what we're witnessing in real time. Why should we just be happy and content with never being free?? That sounds like slavery especially when we know that true happiness is possible. The logic is not making sense here, just saying. Wishing you the best.

[@RiceMan88]

Keep on living women. Life will humble you. Black women are something else. Watch ….give it 10-15 years she’s going to be tearing up and sobbing about how wrong she was. Tic tic tic

[@elishabethcason6165]

Can you elaborate on what you mean?

[@CrenshawBaby23]

Ashley I’m a Leo what sign is you!???

[@ashleyinafrika5221]

Whachu think?!? 🦁

[@CrenshawBaby23]

@@ashleyinafrika5221 I’m thinking Libra?

[@Rijjrijj555]

I agree. Black women never belonged to this American land.

[@NEOzzzar]

I enjoy to listening to you Ash...❤interesting observation

[@AshleyinAfrika]

Thanks for listening

[@climjames1677]

What power does Black Women have? Spell it out without all the metaphysical talk? Show me the accomplishments that made a change in the world or just one country? That Hip Hop trash makes money and are doing nothing to improve anything.

[@TanoSmith-yd8lx]

BW don't have to show u NOTHING.... this is not about U but us. We are Not Trying to prove or validate ourselves to NOBODY. Also the POWER that we have we keeping it TOP SECRET.

[@elishabethcason6165]

Hip hop wasn't started by Black women; it was started by men. Unfortunately, due to its existence, all races of women in the United States have been victimized by the concept of hip-hop the most. Artists like Sexy Red, Nicki Minaj, and others are the result of the degrading lyrics that have been spoken over the masses for years. Now, men are seeing the manifestation of their own harmful actions and are realizing just how destructive it is.