Cheikh Anta Diop: THE AFRICAN ORGIN

[@akinyai]

This man is an institute. A pure gem in precolonial African thought, science, identity. 💎

[@tangabiang5282]

Yes, sure, we shiuld celebrate him, for instance creating prizes, monuments and foundations.

[@lindabrown3708]

😊

[@biteme-rz3ws]

He was a fraud and a devout racist. None of his theories have been proven correct not one. Straight up a cancer to society.

[@thaliahall4599]

He was a scholar, scientist, historian and an outstanding intellectual. Chiek Anta Diop should be remembered through Time. His work should be taught in schools throughout the world.

[@jackiehard-bopladybrown6919]

Inform teach and motivate peaple to read his books according the doks like this one and to visit Dakar. Sincerly Jackie from switzerland

[@mugishabs]

we africans should tell our own stories and truth will always prevails. keep resting well great Anta Diop

[@lightbear939]

We Africans? You know based on his theory we all are Africans 😂but I think the Africans youre referencing is the out dated Africans 😅if were going by his Evolution theory

[@onielyoung4495]

Legend , and one of the greatest minds of the the last century.

[@nickpop4649]

Absolutely. He needs to be given more credits and deserves great recognition in academia around the world for his remarkable work.

[@mmoxam6963]

@@nickpop4649 that goes against the broader agenda to cover up African history. Dr Diop revealed what the so called scholars and academics themselves deliberately buried in order to maintain the lie that Europeans are superior to Africans.

[@garyteeters-ok3hc]

But his as was still black and head full of sit

[@TheLastOutlaw-KTS]

Thank this woman for an excellent translation! Thanks to Dr.Diop for the information!

[@Exostars77-A]

I have commented elsewhere in another post on Cheihk Anta Diop. But just wanted to add this as an aside. Viewing this decades after its original transmission it is so refreshing to see an African American woman with her own beautiful hair, modestly dressed, bright, articulate, softly spoken, fit, feminine and friendly. The prototype woman/wife for any decent, ambitious, educated, high value African in the Diaspora.

[@vasquezkoffi7590]

Chapeau aux personnes et surtout à la dame qui transmet de façon formidable les propos du savant.

[@deniseedwards8080]

Powerful! Young lady also handled her own. Asante Sana Baba

[@slantdwave]

She really did hold her own

[@TimesUhave2BA_radicalintellect]

This man was so smart he knew English but he knew he wasn’t the best English speaker and he wanted the message to be clear as possible

[@peterhamlinhamlin8908]

Speaking English does NOT mean you are SMART!

[@TimesUhave2BA_radicalintellect]

@@peterhamlinhamlin8908 thats not what im saying… what im saying is he is capable of speaking english but its not the clearedt and he was aware enough to know that so he got a translator whom he could correct

[@slantdwave]

@Peter Hamlin Hamlin being multilingual, with English, French, wolof? In addition to his science and anthropology expertise, genius.

[@biteme-rz3ws]

If he was actually smart he would've been able to learn to speak proper English as it's the easiest language to learn. He was an Afrocentrists who spent most of his career attempting to prove ancient Egypt was black. He failed miserably, we know he's a fraud and we have the ancient and oldiest Royalty mummies as proof as they all have white phenotypes, red or blond wavy fine hair, and white DNA for the one's who have been tested. There's zero indication or evidence at all that any of these mummies are black, NONE. Stop the cultural appropriation of white people.

[@Frosybeats_FbM]

Like many Africans!

[@josehabimana5604]

I was honoured in 1995 while a student at the University of Kinshasa to attend the Conference held by this honourable professor on the Egyptology topic. It was a memorable moment for anyone who got the chance to be there that day!!! Africa will always be proud of you!

[@b1crusade384]

He became immortal in 1986.

[@petittall557]

That was not him. He passed away 1986.

[@miandoye7480]

One of the greatest man that ever lived 💯💯💯💯👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿

[@Blamelesskhalil]

Rest in power and peace be upon the great ancestor chiek anta diop

[@adjanael5722]

Proud of Dr Diop RIP. l love Africa

[@alex111ist]

what a beautiful sight and enrichment, Thank you

[@teetemz]

Elizabeth Clement is the name of woman that is translating for Cheikh Anta Diop. Excellent job.

[@camauhel-joe7539]

Wow she is very impressive. She must be a scholar right??

[@michaelrussell7854]

I knew Elizabeth from being in Atlanta where she lived and professionally worked. She has always been brilliant!

[@aliciaallan8601]

She stammers a lot

[@humbertosolorzano9842]

As an interpreter, I'm amazed by her. ❤

[@keongibson2645]

Dr Ivan van Sertima dr John henrick Clark an Dr Ben an Dr diop the greatest minds of our century look them up if you don’t know about them

[@gstqcomics2017]

Teach your people!

[@freddydal2226]

no doubt 100%

[@diverseconscious9635]

Gratitude through in Amos Wilson as well a remarkable human being

[@sunup2sundown]

Great educators we all have great minds an potential

[@guychase8611]

Totally 💯 %

[@mohamedlmbareck7009]

Thanks to this woman who exhibited a great command of both languages simultaniously whithout notes in such an extremely complex subject. What a great intellectual woman! I am more than impressed. Ella a fait ça avec beaucoup d'élégance et de charme.

[@marcelinocambanda2511]

The way she dress. She is a Sister.

[@annemikestuurland1082]

He said if People lost their Historical Memories he become very Fragile.

[@annemikestuurland1082]

Historical Memory make them come a STRONG PEOPLE.

[@isaiahmutunga1731]

Amazing. We were the first rulers of the world

[@rajahkhonai]

it is gonna be again...

[@josephbel]

Who is "we"? If you think in terms of "we" and "they" then you missed the whole point in this video. Whites are in fact black folks who, with time lost their pigmentation.

[@elymwass6335]

And if not at least we were, when the earth was beautiful

[@Allyourheroswenttohell]

You were also the first slaves. Who knew that man kind is the exact same it always was right?

[@Allyourheroswenttohell]

​​​​@@elymwass6335 people are nothing but fools who can't see the forest from the trees. Any authority must use the same means as the last to stay in control. Black people being so called kings in a time when there was nothing but blacks also means blacks were slaves to the king. Nor were you alive to experience it personally. That goes for many of the things blacks cling to. It makes no sense. If a white man invents a time machine half way across the world I wouldn't be like, "Yes! We did it." I would literally just be like well all history is phucked. Not even because they're white, but because human nature has always been the same. Regardless of who's in control it's ALWAYS been like this. It always will. Especially now that people in the elite circles have thousands of years of history to help them teach them what works along with technology smh. You were nevera king. We are nothing but slaves. Including white people. Race is not real. Regardless of if a black man or white man invented a time machine reality will remain phucked. If you don't understand that than you understand nothing.

[@way2real364]

The Sista who is translating is very intelligent as well. Black African History is WORLD HISTORY!!!

[@wanderfull5829]

Thank you Mr. Diop and other scholars like you for teaching me about my people.

[@islandgirl5382]

"Dr."

[@SuugaanDhaadhiSuugaanDhaadhi]

May Allah have mercy on him, he was a hero CHEIKH ANTA DIOP. 

[@elyassine95]

This interview in a whole is pure gold. One of the greatest mind of africa. I'm so proud. The lady did a good job too. FANTASTIC

[@ebrimamboge3761]

This gentle man is so special to all Africans and he is our one and only one ❤❤❤may his sole rest in perfect peace ameen

[@yarden8428]

I M HEBREW ISRAELITE 💪🏿 THANKS!!!! DOC👌🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

[@amadoumoustaphadieng8660]

It is a pity most of African Americans don't know this man who was considered the greatest scholar of his time. Senegal, West Africa.

[@nerome619]

No, he was NOT the greatest scholar of his time - he is the one you like. Diop was the start of the Afrocentrist scholar movement and he clearly had his bias.

[@antoncarroll4]

That’s why we need an African Travel System between countries

[@Nikkinoonie]

Not all Americans 😎😎‼️‼️

[@aijaeugene2858]

@@nerome619 gave the europeans 2 years to do research for the UNESCO debate and the outcome paper said how he handed facts to them to the point it was clear

[@ladyt_ismyname6643]

Our schools don’t teach us history and the pillars of that history. This is why homeschooling or homeschooling after “school” is important

[@bajankurt]

One word to describe this man…..GENIUS 🙌🏾🙏🏾✊🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@ChrisThornburn-ke5xk]

genius fiction writer the actual tomb picture and text shows he is talking nonsense

[@krightcarr4785]

Dr. Diop is a genius! I admire the translator for conveying complex subject matter, making it plain and understandable.

[@2afrikatv995]

What a beautiful lady. So natural. I've seen some beautiful Senegalese women. But look at natural beauty. They complement each other. So much knowledge and information !!. Priceless !!

[@Blacat-de-Abyssinia]

She looks ethiopian. I don’t think she is Senegalese

[@harlemhottie1377]

That's clearly an African American woman, my goodness. 😆

[@aliciaallan8601]

​@harlemhottie1377 solely based upon her accent...she could be from many other places

[@jgf4255]

Cheick Anta Diop was a great scholar.

[@tangabiang5282]

The greatest one.

[@marytouafek6]

excellent translation!!!! Dr.Diop best scholar ever on earth!

[@PTAHcacique]

No doubt

[@tangabiang5282]

Yes indeed, greatest historian ever.

[@tinasummers4578]

Yes yes❤❤❤

[@watermelon6854]

Extremely honest ❤❤

[@ChrisThornburn-ke5xk]

@@tangabiang5282 the man was no historian he wouldnt come out with such utter nonsense if he was

[@ractacsquad]

Gotta give that lady respect. Translating for Cheikh Anta must have been nerve wracking.

[@tundemike3021]

Ama Jang I know right.

[@MrAbdoul9]

Seems like it 😁

[@rajahkhonai]

I am saying,,,,

[@ebey236]

His name and studies should be in every educational system. Truth has a way of showing up regardless of how much the attempt to suppress I love, “ Nature does not create the same twice.” Food for thought! Share it!

[@peterhamlinhamlin8908]

Neandwrthal Cro magnon man and all the ancient civilizations of China India and many others over the planet. We question all history.

[@peterhamlinhamlin8908]

Where is that statue? Kenya? Which museum?

[@tangabiang5282]

We should share, yes, of course.

[@benyahudadavidl]

Diop married a mzungu and wasn't a friend of the Israelites. He hid WHO everyone is in the story of the world. His narrow focus to prove the obvious was a psyop. As an historian who has had the privilege to study history from primary sources available to serious academics I can assure you that the Israelites are the most important people in history. They are the civil and culture bearers throughout history. To cite one example. Wherever these people have been you will find civilization and culture directly attributed to them through ones study of language and artifacts. Lastly, these same people are still the most civilized and noble people on earth whom everyone is still taking their cues from. Diop was promoting the false idea that civilization in Africa was a product of Hamites. 👊🏿🕎⚔️🏹🌽🪶

[@cramcrams7741]

@@benyahudadavidl is was so hopfull that no USA hebrew israelite bullshit would be in the comment section. But obviously I manifested jonny come yankee

[@DavidJohnson-dc8lu]

When you go looking you start finding more than you expected that is for sure.

[@BuddyGreenbloom]

This is pretty common anthropology and archeology today. I guess Dr. Diop was the pioneer.

[@Cerl84]

middle school history today, yet people resist it still.

[@natureboy9339]

I think u will find out Africans are the real pioneers. Think about it,white Americans didn't farm the land for 400yrs,so how could they have invented agricultural products? The slaves brought with them many inventions,but because the slave master owns them,they can claim the invention and make it theirs. Is the same reason you didn't hear about this guy. This guy could be the usain bolt of anthropology,but because he's,we get to hear him now.

[@empowerman1]

One of my favorite Elders..preeminent among the geniuses of the world.. and greatly unsung. Studied his and many works of great AA and AF scholars and Kemetologists. There is a body of knowledge out Africa that preceded and was appropriated by the European and Asiatics and built upon over the ages. Watched nearly all of Listervelt's programs. Missing those luminous minds..

[@TABSIN391]

this are the people the system wouldn't want us to know about.... This Man is a genies.

[@laazanebambayemassamba7553]

Respect to this man!

[@zuzemoyo7696]

Cheikh Anta Diop's devotion to knowledge was astounding. Profound for our Black History at an epoch when the powerful Western elites aggressively fought to hide denigrate and appropriate our past. God bless Cheikh Anta Diop.

[@davidshareefChTPhD]

I have 5 college degrees including a PhD and I don't understand why I was never taught about him in college and had to learn about him on fucking KZbin! I love this guy he makes all black people look good

[@AFRICA4AFRICANS]

DEGREES DONT AMOUNT TO KNOWLEDGE.

[@waskyhenry6306]

@@AFRICA4AFRICANS It just means that the guy spent a bit of a lot of time in the academia. Nothing wrong with that 😉.

[@AFRICA4AFRICANS]

@@waskyhenry6306 okay..I am not saying him per se

[@McMc1927]

​@@AFRICA4AFRICANSU CAN SAY THT TWICE......

[@ebonyhoffman4239]

Excellent presentation may the Creator of the heavens and the earth bless this brother. This bought tears to.my eyes. Brother diop is so correct we as blacks at home and in the diaspora. Must learn our history or.we become fragile. Thank you for this upload.

[@leonardenglish815]

Yes! this has also touched me, a brother from Papua New Guinea

[@nhlanhlawisemanhlongwane4974]

Ebony Hoffman very true

[@bekreto]

@@leonardenglish815 thanks bro from africa. Read his books too

[@Allyourheroswenttohell]

You are fragile because you are obsessed with race in a world where it does not exist.

[@iamausarrahutiseker4216]

I want to thank you Black Tekhen Tv & Cheikh Anta Diop for sharing with us about the topic,CTHE AFRICAN ORGIN. We all need to unite together and take back our DIVINE MOTHERLAND, Seek "MA'AT" in your lives people worldwide and strive for "DIVINE ORDER" and you will be on the path of knowing your true "DIVINE FUNCTION in CREATION" AFURAKA POWER FOREVER 🌎🇬🇭✊🤴👸💪🥇✌🙌

[@obeahman6286]

If u are from that area, Ethiopia, to Kenya, through Tanzania to S. Africa and your ancestors have never left this area to procreate, how does it feel to walk the same area that the first human, your ancestors, looking very much like u walked? Man, that shit is powerful 💥

[@CCB09]

Wow that’s deep That is y they cannot destroy us. In the America’s we don’t know what section we came from but we always refer to Africa as mother land unknowingly that it is truly our mother land

[@MaddoxKillgore]

Thats silly, they left then came back. With the exception of the bushmen hunters.

[@ndumakazulu]

I will answer for us here in South Africa. It certainly feels great now that this information is becoming more publicly available. We have been told we were primitive for too long. It is nice to know that we birthed the man that came back many years later, enslaved and killed his own parent all in the name of being apparently more superior. The do not want us to know that ancient Egyptians were black because all of our precious artifacts are all over European countries. Nobody likes being called a thief, even if they are holding that which they stole in their hand.

[@isaacchimoba6803]

I've driven from deresalam through Malawi to Zambia aswell as by train I was feeling a certain way cause of the scenery and landscape is still in untouched, beautiful mountains, escarpments,rivers streams and plateaus is breath taking and now I know why

[@Prettywins]

As a person from there, honestly it feels normal.I think it’s special for those not from there.

[@Lugarurmsr]

I love and miss him Maat Kheru Baba Diop

[@EleanorLBest]

"We are the people of the day before yesterday and the people of the day after tomorrow" Ali Mazrui

[@cairoasarful]

Top shelf, wisdom at its best

[@jgf4255]

The lady interpreter is really spot on.

[@redfoxxx2162]

Professor black truth sent me here. Time to feed my brain with knowledge

[@shawnmcfadden9259]

Red Foxxx21 Same here and I just ordered his book off of Amazon! lol

[@bekreto]

I AM A AFRICAN. READ MR DIOP ALL BOOKS. READ ALL HIS 6 OR 7 BOOKS OF THIS MAN.

[@roberthenderson4061]

B1!

[@Exostars77-A]

Brilliant man. Quietly spoken. They may crucify the truth. Nail it to a cross. Bury it. But it will rise again with the spirit, brilliance and commitment to objective truth by extraordinary men like Cheikh Anta Diop.

[@willis3537]

The best interview of the last 100 years. To be watched by all the young black around the world

[@fruitsarelife7073]

He said it’s fine to learn other peoples history in school but you need to know yourself first. If not you will be a fragile people. The strength comes from knowing your true history. As Africans Egyptians/Nubian history is as important as greco/Roman history is to western civilization.

[@danyellmcgee7772]

Great video.. thank you for your honesty and extreme dedication to the truth. This video should have 5B views.

[@Cerl84]

some of his history is just being released to us today. the dominant society has been sitting on this history for years.

[@Cerl84]

@Black Body Radiation the works of Diop.

[@monnieeeeyt7037]

Sitting and hating

[@stefnotfound]

sitting and silently trying to erase these videos!!!! think of how many that HAVENT come to light!

[@sarahfaithfk888]

Merci grand père Diop

[@omoluabiorishaluabi]

This man should be celebrated by us not by anyone else...his work should be taught in all black schools for black children to learn and even develop on his work. Sad many African/black children don't even know him. What's wrong with black people not being able to institutionalised their own heroes and ideas.

[@vanhuvanhuvese2738]

Its because we dont share information. That is all thinks are changing for example I just knew about him today but have read works of people who got their works from him. What matters is we are learning now

[@omoluabiorishaluabi]

@Vanhu Vanhu Vese learning this way won't help collectively. Africans should begin to press their leaders to add some African scholars like this into the curriculum so that people could learn enmasse. This is what other reasonable nations do. Africans know about European scholars more than they knew about African scholars, if they know at all.

[@vanhuvanhuvese2738]

@@omoluabiorishaluabi please look at current syllabus of history in Zimbabwe which is not an elective subject meaning you will have to study it. Its packed with national and African history same as Zambia I will not speak about the whole Africa but do know the current students in those countries know more about Africa than the outside world. Things are changing in some places you can say they have already changed.Although I will point out Egypt is probably the worst place to be black in Africa that is the issue that no one is talking about today. Also note I said I have read works of others built on top of His works meaning his works are well known in Africa by anyone with a slight interest in subject matter.

[@omoluabiorishaluabi]

@Vanhu Vanhu Vese you are right but I am talking collectively not just 1 or 2 or even 3 countries.

[@Beex848]

It really is sad, there is nothing about our history in our curriculums. We are ruled by uneducated people, that's the problem

[@1mochadelightable]

OH MY GOD IM SO HAPPY THIS IS ON KZbin❤

[@eddydabire3552]

Amazing summary and translation. C'est a nous de partager et de diffuser ce genre d'information.

[@monnieeeeyt7037]

Yes this is good. I’ve watched it more than once. It never gets old!

[@lindanismanqaliciousmncwaa4885]

This old man is black like me I love that

[@henluv1]

Lindani Smanqalicious Mncwaah Mdluli This Elder. Nothing old about him ❤️🖤💚

[@kamoheloradebe1230]

This is much better than what NatGeo would produce! Great info!

[@jacquelinereed2325]

So wonderful to have a black scholar give black history to the world. The truth is our only way to freedom.

[@joelgoldsmith4747]

'Know the TRUTH and you will be FREE indeed'.🙂

[@Vonda618]

46:54 They are so in sync with each other. I love it! 😊

[@cheikhgueye1223]

Am so proud of him ,my late grandmother and him have the same last name I remember he ran for president long time ago but of course la France was against him so he didn’t have no chance RIP to a great man.

[@drobkl]

Professor Diop, is BRILLIANT!!!

[@ibnmakhtoum]

The confidence with which he speaks! A gift from God to humanity. Cheikh Anta!

[@LaughRep]

Charisma is from the Greek term Charismata which translates "Gift from the gods"

[@OusmaneLy-cv5nd]

God save soul cad the sénégalese pride we ll aways estimate you 🇸🇳🇸🇳🇸🇳

[@ernestmwape]

Much respect to University of Dakar; some of our universities are way behind this level of scholarship!!

[@barryyoung358]

That was enrichingly amazing and beautiful 👑 ❤️

[@jean-pierrefrancofievez3328]

A great scholar! Huge culture on many subjects. ❤❤❤

[@arseneebah1073]

Connaitre son histoire est le début de la confiance en soit

[@fashionjoy4569]

Modern Egyptians gather here! Knowledgeable is power and it will set you free.

[@kariukikiragu]

One of the most valuable interviews for all Africans

[@fruitsarelife7073]

Thank you for your work 🙏🏾❤️❤️🤴🏿🤴🏿🌍🙏🏾

[@upendomweusi]

Black people MUST harness this knowledge and write our own history books and teach our black children from Africa and all areas where the diaspora dwells.

[@mozeystone]

Rest In Peace Cheik Diop. That woman is so beautiful!

[@jeromelubabalojacobs8872]

The depth of the scholarly dedication that is Professor Cheikh Anta Diop. "No race is superior. "A period of African imperialism " I had to let that sink in a bit. Every race has had or will have a moment of greatness and a moment of utter debasement. Seasons!!!! Know thyself first.

[@PRINCERUHOSHA]

Homme chercheur, Hommage à vous

[@garrettirving8495]

My Brother Is Simply Brilliant !

[@nei8201]

Eu agradeço muito ao Prof. Diop pelo seu trabalho. Foi missão dele para com o povo africano. Jovens africanos deveriam ver esta entrevista. Ler A Origem Africana das Civilizações. Não podemos continuar ignorantes. 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿.

[@35oz19g]

The great teacher speaks! im hotep. ankh wu sa ja neb!

[@goldengilmaky6788]

Thanks for sharing this gem of DR. Cheikh Anta Diop. He was a rigorous scientist who loved his people and was not afraid to deconstruct popular evolutionist views.

[@K-MAKY]

Damm, how can you not accept that!?! All those books today must be changed or go to the rubbish asap... Humanity first. Let's make Africa great ever!!! Thanks to Dr CHEIKH DIOP.

[@CarolineIsahAlways]

I’m in awe. This is so educative

[@ChrisThornburn-ke5xk]

im in awe and your gullibilaty the tomb wall shows nothing like Diop claims

[@flipmode00]

This guy is speechless, wow.

[@kkyijeue7855]

My best friend is his great grandson his name is cheikh diop but he likes people to call him moe diop but I call him cheikh

[@sethubooysen6023]

Wow imagine being a decent of such a great man

[@sammyjacksonofhollywood1245]

rest in peace my brother, may the God of ours ancestors from Africa, bless ur soul

[@julianmesa5448]

Gracias por todo. Thank you for all.

[@Dnv9692]

Les jaloux ont mis le pouce vers le bas.😁merci oh grand maître cheikh anta diop.

[@bloominati8892]

Lady is 🔥

[@topblack2179]

my greatest mentor

[@Iam_mubie]

This translator is everything ❤️❤️

[@robertmallettebey5805]

Divine essence moving in the MAN…

[@aminafarah7800]

Depiction of two Black brilliant minds with beauty.

[@eumeridieye7039]

God svp give good paradis end chiehe anta amine

[@datospora5770]

Amazing son of Man! Blessssssssssssssssssss!

[@willis3537]

The key of his message is in this sentence: "Human apparence is just a matter of environment. Nature is determinist for human apparence"

[@hazliitmiheso42]

The smartest man on African continent

[@twizaniza4298]

Thanks so much. There is no NONE. The Brain is the same. Blessings

[@bryantjarvies168]

Everything I needed to know

[@dna1238]

Today I pay homage to the #algorithm for recommending this topic on my " feed " #KZbin #Google #Alphabet, and it has to be said 🇺🇸, for creating fertile ground for entrepreneurs to flourish for without this , I am almost certain that I would not have encountered the knowledge of this admired gentleman ( and the interpreter) . This monogenetic theory appears spot on the homo sapien evolution, but with the earth estimated to be 4.5 billion year's one could argue that nature tinkered a cupla times before with other civilizations . ❤💯👍🏽💪👊 Cheikh Anta Diop

[@sonyniyo8327]

Thank you for this amazing interview😘😘🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@ufitamahoroalphonse2008]

So grateful to see hair styles from Rwanda called *Amasunzu* it was still the top hairstyle in monarch Time and after, till the day this documentary was aired in 1985 most our grandmothers had these hairstyle described here.

[@ufitamahoroalphonse2008]

You can go search Queen Rosalie Gicanda had this hairstyle to be sure how ancient Egyptians was black this is one of our traditional markings

[@jordanryanethanowona2974]

This young lady is amazing. French is my first langage and i can ensure you that she did a very good job translating this. she is also very beautiful, smart, natural hair, feminine and dress really well. Nothing to do with the strong independant 304 who believe that dressing like a 304, being loud and masculine, sleeping around like pros... is empowering. women like this lady where actually real queens. But today,.... honnestly get your passport and run... save your life young men. They cant cook, cant clean, already come with multiple babies by looser, can lie, cheat, ask for open relationships, take your kids aways and get half of everything after the divorce. Please young men run.... And its always the mens fault. even a prosti... will tell you that men are trash

[@tangabiang5282]

She is dressed like most European madies around 1985 and city ladies in Africa, Cameroon, Duala, including my mither of late who was around 35 years old in 1986....same dressing...

[@omzy8700]

Sad the time has changed ,I also agree I prefer women like that ,she honestly the whole package ,nowadays is different now .

[@hayahgitamorahyahbotyisrae3021]

I was not shocked by this, however thank you for sharing and giving more information.