My Life as a Third Culture Kid | Growing Up Abroad | Black Families Abroad

[@actionvj]

Y’all smiled the whole interview, which had me smiling the whole interview.😁 Great conversation. If any parent is concerned about moving with their child abroad, this is a MUST WATCH!! Kennedi is worldly, wise & well-rounded!!

[@AdaliaAborisade]

I always enjoy talking to her.

[@Hello_Pri]

Kennedi is a wonderful example of how living abroad as a child/young person can make you a very well-rounded person. Lovely conversation!

[@AdaliaAborisade]

Exactly!

[@meyeEarth2earth]

Thanks for bringing on this guest. The conversation was excellent, and really provided a wholistic and unique perspective of living. This Part “ Get Comfortable with being Uncomfortable” ! Kennedi thanks for sharing your journey and perspective. I can do it Afraid.

[@AdaliaAborisade]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Marysseasonedexpatlife]

Awesome interview, I can totally relate, my son was 6 years old when we first moved abroad, it's such a great experience for children, he is now 22 and is so mature and intelligent beyond his years!

[@AdaliaAborisade]

THIS! I want more parents to see taking kids abroad as a gift. It's so much more than what they might "miss out on".

[@MsIngenuiTea]

Caught this interview on the replay. What a well adjusted and thoughtful young lady. Congratulations to the Munsons (and extended circle) for raising such an amazing young woman.

[@AdaliaAborisade]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@dianeheidelberg3791]

When I was working I never stockpiled vacation time. I took weeks throughout the years and extended against holidays. People use to ask how I get so much time. I earned it!

[@rose4u111]

Excellent conversation. Kennedi is very aware of her unique and versatile worldview experiences, and I hope she is able to take advantage via a global-based career such as a translator, business woman, lawyer, journalist, etc.🥰💃🏾🌍🌹

[@AdaliaAborisade]

I'm sure she's going to do something incredible.

[@drlindaenoh]

I definitely relate to her experience: growing up in Morocco as a Congolese who then moved to the US for school and now planning to go back to the motherland with my family 😅 the complexities of identity in the places we go 😊

[@AdaliaAborisade]

Thank you for sharing

[@Aba_Ifeoma]

Hey Adalia! Catching the replay.

[@susiebear3316]

Thank you for speaking on this. I am a third culture kid. I have never related to most black people and was ostracized most of the time. Which is perfectly fine because it was brought on by their own insecurities. I have always clicked better with others. Now that I have that clap back. They both admire and respect me. I think it's mainly because they want a resource from me. However, I still Steer clear and go where I am loved.

[@reneejones3466]

This is so refreshing! Loved it! Wise beyond her years! Thanks Kennedi for sharing your experience. Well done!

[@AdaliaAborisade]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@fdoctor79]

I am very impressed by this young lady. Mom and Dad should be proud! What a wonderful and insightful conversation. Tfs

[@AdaliaAborisade]

Me too!

[@ShaylaLaStar_]

Excellent interview Adalia! Kennedi is so articulate and bright! Thank you for sharing your story and your advice.

[@AdaliaAborisade]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@gnic09]

Kennedi is awesome! Great interview.

[@AdaliaAborisade]

She really is.

[@gg13308]

watching the replay, pretty cool interview.

[@QueenofDC]

What a refreshing perspective and interview with Kennedi! Beautiful young lady and so true, everywhere is my home!

[@AdaliaAborisade]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@findingmaitribe]

This interview was Awesome 🎉❤🎉🎉! When it comes to moving abroad... JUST DO IT 👏🏾✊🏾❤!

[@AdaliaAborisade]

Exactly!

[@RA-qb4gl]

Appreciate you too

[@dcmomma14]

In regards to Beyonce haircare, why do so many black women down others to elevate themselves so that they can feel better about themselves. Black women do this to other black women when they need to find some flaws so that they can feel better about their own flaws and insecurities. Beyonce is not perfect neither is any other woman. Just because you don't see her flaws doesnt mean she doesn't have any. So when you hate on her because in your mind she is perfect and your intention is to make her appear imperfect in others eyes, you do a disservice to all black women.

[@AdaliaAborisade]

Did you mean to leave this comment on a video about growing up abroad? Not seeing the connection