First Time Experience In Atlanta Georgia !

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Please LIKE & SHARE! What next do you want to see from Atlanta

[@brightonmwape-ly9wz]

@@AFRICANTIGRESS wanna see u with T .i

[@ciannima]

Yaay, let me know when you have ladies night. I would love to join you guys.

[@mailee3105]

A drive in Buckhead or visit Spelman College

[@BeTheChange-d5h]

If you haven't already, see if you can connect with Hallease, storyteller and film maker. She would be a good person to interview about Atlanta and relocation.

[@miamidade-fh1ol]

It was awesome her daughter a future track star was able to meet Sonya Richardson Jamaican American Olympic gold medalist at that WNBA game 👌🏾✊🏾

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African Tigress:Thanks you so much for today’s remarkable video from Atlanta, Georgia to shows those amazing places in Atlanta, Georgia this week on your 2nd episodes in November of 2024❤❤❤

[@russellperry6155]

Always an opportunity to see and learn something new and different,thats the beauty of AT she never disappoint,another wonderful Video

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Glad you enjoyed it

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African Tigress:Congratulations to you for your 2nd episodes this week to shows your remarkable video from Atlanta, Georgia to shows those amazing places on the streets with your best friend taking you around Atlanta, Georgia November of 2024❤❤❤

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Thank you so much!

[@jacquelinemadoo2616]

Thanks for sharing. I have never watched a basketball game. It was enjoyable to experience such an enthusiastic game. Blessings to you for showcasing so many varieties of vlogs.🎉❤❤

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

You are welcome darling! I should attend one soon

[@rosolindm6231]

AT let me say thanks to your adorable host and her lovely daughter for the asking good care of you,th basket ball game was awesome with all the different entertainment it was never a dull moment, I really enjoy myself watching it and I know you did also.Thanks once again for taking us along on this amazing video of Atlanta.❤❤❤❤

[@aherriott1984]

Thank you… we enjoyed her ❤️

[@lailaharris2881]

I’m was born and raised here and I’m still here loving your videos of Atlanta. I’m checking back frequently for more 😂

[@tanayprabhavalkar2497]

I loved how you showed the basketball game. It also reminds me of African athletes. ❤❤❤

[@victornicholl]

HI AFRICAN TIGRESS .GREAT SPECTACLE .GLAD U GOT YOUR DREAM .LOVED THE DRUMS IN INTERMISSIONS .BLESSINGS MUCH ❤

[@rufusmims1007]

A day behind, but here now,thanks for the wonderful video

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Awesome video 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

[@Queencnlb]

Wow, great video. Watching from Upstate New York.😅

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African Tigress:Congratulations to you for your 2nd episodes this week to shows your remarkable video from Atlanta, Georgia to shows those amazing places on the streets with your best friend taking you around Atlanta, Georgia November of 2024❤❤❤Thanks you so much for this amazing video today’s from Atlanta, Georgia in 2024❤❤❤

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Welcome African Tigres. You made it.🎉

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Thank you

[@pattEyaba]

You are an inspiration 🎉 keep soaring higher

[@SKBenergy]

I have never been to Atlanta, last time I was in the United States was in Chicago in 2018... its been a while lol...this is a lovely vlog tho loving the game and the interaction. Delta Air Lines has a direct flight from St. Kitts to Atlanta during the high tourist season so some day :) !!!

[@patriciamoody2920]

Enjoyed thanks for sharing

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African Tigress:Welcome to Atlanta, Georgia last week in great joy & peace to shows those amazing places on the streets in great joy November of 2024❤❤❤

[@mishapatter9049]

It would be nice to see you go to the MLK and other museums, the skating rink to see how African Americans skate in the States, and to see the neighborhoods throughout the Atlanta area.

[@gacaptain]

I agree. Nothing says Black Atlanta culture like a skate ring on a weekend night or a band battle at a high school or college football game. And take a cruise through some of the super nice Black residential neighborhoods. That’s what attracted alot of Black people to Atlanta back in the day. You could get a big gorgeous house in a nice neighborhood for alot less $ than other cities. It’s getting expensive now though.😟

[@WORKSbaby]

I love the host so much she represent well very informed and great personality

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Welcome to America! Enjoy Yourself ❤✊🏾

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Thank you

[@MoreVariousMoreBeautiful]

@11:40 that was gold medal winning Olympian Sonya Ross!

[@kimberlygila]

Hello lynn and nice experience of going to wnba game.😊

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Yes it was!loved it

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Enjoy❤

[@Eddywe]

Love your content

[@edigeorge548]

The black capital of America

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💯

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Tom Mboya, Kenya’s independence liberation Nationalist was a key note speaker and one of US Black Civil rights leader Dr Martin Luther King's Chief Guest's during the march in Washington in August 1963 .

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Some of the students helped by Tom Mboya to study in the US, included one of Kenya's previous vice presidents Prof George Saitoti(Bachelors in Math, Economics at Brandeis University, Massachusetts, MS Math, University of Sussex UK,PHD in Math University of Warwick UK) .

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With the help of Dr Julius Kiano, Prof George Saitoti, a former VP, was able to fill out some of Tom Mboya's Admission and Scholarship forms to Brandeis in US . Dr Julius Kiano had studied for a MS at Stanford and PHD in Political Science at UC Berkeley in California .

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Dr Julius Kiano dated future wife of Dr Martin Luther King, Corretta Scott King for 5 years before they went separate ways . Corretta Scott said that they parted ways because Dr. Julius Kiano was too much of an intellectual . Dr Julius Kiano was to later Marry Earnestine Hammond, a black American also, whom they had an acrimonious divorce .

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Nice video, video looked good.

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Thanks 👍

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Kenya's independence constitution was partly written by first US Black Chief Justice Thurgood Marshall who was friends with Kenya Nationalists Jomo Kenyatta, Oginga Odinga and Tom Mboya . Tom Mboya was a Keynote speaker at the March in Washington in 1963 and close friends of Dr. Martin Luther King, Harry Belafonte ,Andrew Young, Sidney Poitier, Ralph Abernathy and other black civil rights leaders .

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The Kenyan Nationalists and US Black Civil rights leaders set up resources to help educate Black Kenyans denied higher education opportunities by white before Independence in 1963 . Hence Obama father to Harvard .

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After Harvard where Obama father had studied Phd Economics, he worked with Nationalist Tom Mboya who was Minister Of Economic Planning and was responsible for writing Kenya's post independence Economic framework .

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Obama wrote about his father ,Tom Mboya and their Nilotic Luo peoples( same group as Actress LUPITA NYONGO, Ugandan-British actress SHEILA ATIM of WOMAN KING,LRA rebel JOSEPH KONY against Yoweri Museveni in Uganda comprising at least 20-25 million spread out in 9 territories including Tanzania ,Kenya, Uganda, DRC Congo, Chad, Central Africa Republic, Lower Egypt/Sudan, Ethiopia Gambella/Eritrea) .

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Wow, that's so great, nice performance.🎉❤ the VIP cool

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Kenya’s Independence VP OGINGA ODINGA was close friends with US civil rights leader MALCOLM X, who visited Kenya in 1964,meeting up with both VP Oginga Odinga and Kenyan Nationalist of Indian extraction Pio Gama Pinto and Indian Punjabi Makhan Singh who were both Nationalist liberation allies of VP Oginga Odinga .

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VP Oginga Odinga, Pio Gama Pinto and Makhan Singh worked together as part of Kenya’s Nationalist Movement together with Tom Mboya .

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After disagreements between Kenya Jomo Kenyatta and VP Oginga Odinga, the VP was jailed/placed under house arrest by Jomo Kenyatta in 1971 . Makhan Singh a key ally of VP Oginga was sidelined and both Pio Gama Pinto and Tom Mboya were eliminated .

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VP Oginga Odinga started a program that sent more than 5000 Kenyans to various universities world wide in pre-independence and post independence Kenya particularly in Eastern Europe USSR Russia, East Germany and India .

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Kenya's 5th Vice President Dr. Josephat Karanja studied in India courtesy of VP Oginga Odinga education networks and graduated from Delhi University India with a bachelors and would later move to Atlanta University for his M.A and a Phd in History at Princeton University US in 1962 .

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Enjoyed

[@mcnits]

She will be watching the Mavericks soon in Dallas.

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Yeeeees Dallas Mavericks

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@@AFRICANTIGRESS That is right! You will see Plano, Frisco, Irving, Arlington and Fort Worth with tons of other beautiful cities inside of DFW.(Dallas Fort Worth.

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US Civil rights leader Dr Martin Luther King was very close to Kenya Nationalist Tom Mboya and hosted Tom Mboya multiple times at Dr Martin King's home in Atlanta . They had set up student airlift networks between Kenya and US and had an office also to coordinate the activities .

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Dr Martin Luther King asked his staff not to bring Tom Mboya a young secretary as the Man had a way with words that were irresistible to females . Tom Mboya ended up having an older Black American secretary to work with on their activities in their Atlanta offices whenever he visited .

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Tom Mboya also sponsored the education of some of his Nilotic Luo peoples to US and several of them married Black America women in US . Retired US Airforce Juliette Akinyi Ochieng father was Kenya Journalist Phillip Ochieng ,educated in US by Tom Mboya and Black Civil rights leaders and Mother, Diane Thomas, was Black American . They met at Roosevelt University in Chicago Illinois . Juliette Ochieng is a writer ,just like her late father, based in US Los Angeles CA and has visited Kenya before her father's passing .

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@@papd3532yup the daughter continued through Zawadi Africa, I have friends all over the US who are Zawadi Africa beneficiaries through Susan Mboya

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🎉 hey my big sister

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Okay!!

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💫🌍🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺 Thank You African Tigres I am so happy🥰 that you had so much fun enjoying👏 yourself in Atlanta Georgia with your💓 beautiful friend she's doing such an awesome job hosting you👏 thank you for your love 💐 and thank you for your coming we will appreciate it if you visit some of the😊👍 monuments that we have there Rights in the city of our King Martin💙🕊️ Luther I know some things are there and also 🪻 Coretta Scott King 💐💓 we give her her respect in The King family❤ once again thank you💐 African Tigres and to your host with the most and your🍂 beautiful 💓 daughter sweet and smart hi girl 😘 ❤sister girl I'm going to give you a rose 🍂 🌹🍁🤎 ING it 🥰

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Thank you ❤

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Hope get a chance to visit Martin Luther King memorial and burial site.

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As a guest of US Civil rights Organizer , Charles Cobb Jr. Kenya's Independence VP Oginga Odinga was once arrested in Atlanta while in Atlanta protesting against Black discrimination together with 17 other SNCC students . This was an embarrassment for the relations between US and Kenya after the state realized that they had locked up Kenya VP . He refused to leave jail until all the black students were released . His wishes were granted .

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In 1963, US first Black Chief Justice, Thurgood Marshall, who was friends with Kenya Nationalists Tom Mboya, Oginga Odinga and Jomo Kenyatta, was responsible for writing part of Kenya's Independence constitution particularly the part on rights of racial minorities including white, Asian/Indian, Arabs etc .

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Prior to Kenya Independence 1963 racial segregation in Kenya ,white 1st class citizen, Asian/Indian, Arab second class citizen ,black Kenya 3rd class .

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US first Black Chief Justice Thurgood Marshall was disappointed at the post independence polarization between Nationalists leaders President Jomo Kenyatta and VP Oginga Odinga and assassination of Nationalist Tom Mboya in 1960s . These were his close friends .

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You sharing great info I could use in my next vlogs

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@@AFRICANTIGRESS Absolutely . Keep up the good work .👍

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Woo I seen Sanya Richard the 400meters champion

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At what minute?

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Seems like they like to turn up aye 🕺

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11:35 sanya richards 100m sprints legend

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Kenya Nationalist Tom Mboya had facilitated the scholarship of Kenya’s 6th Vice President Prof George Saitoti to US where he studied for a degrees in Mathematics and Economics at Brandeis University Massachusetts US and later an Msc in Mathematics at University of Sussex Brighton UK and a PHD in Math at University of Warwick .

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US civil rights leader Dr Martin Luther King lost his life in 1968 at age 39 and his close friend Kenya independence Nationalists Tom Mboya lost his life in 1969 at the age of 38 . Both Tom Mboya and Dr Martin Luther King had 4 kids each all below age 13 . Kenyan Nationalist of Indian extraction Pio Gama Pinto lost his life at 37 on 24th February 1965 and Malcolm X lost his life at 39 on 21st February 1965 three days before Pio Gama Pinto .

[@WORKSbaby]

Damn she had you in vip and all I’m jealous she live life the way she want

[@denisemarcus5633]

If possible, go to the Caves or view Callaway Gardens. The Christmas Lights should be up. Or Day trip to Montgomery to the Civil Rights Museum or the Memorial for Justice and Peace...beautiful but its abt Lynching 😢

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

How far is it from Atlanta

[@denisemarcus5633]

​@@AFRICANTIGRESS Montgomery,AL 180Miles is just a little under 2hours straight Hwy 85. Not far at all, plus Tuskegee Institute and Museum is on the way there too. CAVES is in Northern Ala too same distance. The Callaway Gardens is 1 hour away. Coke Cola is there in Atlanta. Go by Tyler Perry's Studios The Aquarium in Atlanta is amazing. 6 Flags over Georgia is a Theme park. There is a lot to do.

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I hope you get a chance to visit The Martin Luther King Libary and Birth place

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Soon coming up

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Guyz hit the Likes AT s views should be hitting the roof her voggs are proffesional nd interesting Common guyz do the needful

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Nigerians are loud but I think we got them beat

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You need to see an American football game and a baseball

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how long will u be lkiving in atlanta for?

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Bless up Tigress 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🙏❤️

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Hi AT 👋 Am here. Please my dear 🙏 gift me the sheba miles. I would love to fly to Ethiopia in December from Nairobi to Ethiopia and then to Etitrea 🙏 Thank you. Much love dear ❤❤❤ safe stay in US

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what happened to the femininity of The Sororities 😮 wow times have changed! this generation don’t have REAL MUSIC 🎶 EITHER! those stepps was 😟

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I don’t understand

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Ok, your friend got VIP seats 💺.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Yes ! I don’t see myself wanting NBA any other way