Black Tax: The Culture Keeping You Poor

[@ChikeCheeke]

Your work is always insightful and the quality of your videos are commendable. A very important addition to the typical noise on KZbin. Well done. You have my subscription.

[@ifeifesi]

My mother & father used to send money back home and then when I went back to Nigeria for vacation I saw that not only did they live better than us but also that they didnt even respect us because they thought my parents didnt help them enough. Mind you as kids we went without so that the money that should have been spent on us were given to them. Not even once have I been to Nigeria and those people given us even a snall bag of egusi to take back abroad.

[@chichi5926]

Yeah. That's Nigeria for you. My dad did the same. He would send money to his brothers, and on one occasion he wanted to build a house so he made his brother in charge of the construction. It took many years for this house to reach roofing. Always one story or the other from his brother. Eventually my dad discovered the brother wasn't building the house but squandering the money. When we eventually returned to Nigeria, his brother lived in a mansion in Owerri bigger than my dad's house with two house helps and a driver. Meanwhile we always struggled to eat or pay fees in the states. I understand feeling responsible as the bread winner, but not to the detriment of your immediate nuclear family

[@OnomeAbugewa]

Great piece❤

[@tayonotes]

Thank you!

[@OlaAdewunmiDavies]

This video is one of the worst and saddest examples of how some of us (now in large numbers) have been blindfolded and brainwashed to the point of being incapable of seeing a bigger picture. But worse, it clearly shows how some are consciously participating in their own "identity & cultural destruction" simply because of their lack of self-worth and psychological exploitation by their invaders. To have a disgraceful name associated with this honorable position in our communities is, in my opinion, disgusting to say the least. My deepest RESPECT to all our heroes around the world who still carry this heavy honor in great humility.

[@hopeesperanza2867]

If what you mean is that the term black tax is inappropriate for the content of this video, you are very right. If you also mean it is undermining the value of African culture like Ubuntu by ascring to it a false narrative, you are also right. It is a sad level of brainwashing that the black man begins to fight himself and his own. When you begin to be your enemy's mouth piece against yourself like black people are doing, it means the enemy has done a good job on the minds. The only thing that follows is a fall, because a house divided can not stand. Educated but lacking knowledge of truth a recipe for disaster.

[@Tripleexel]

Don't worry bro you will get your billing on January 1st. 😂😂😂

[@simonhansinc]

Well, looking through the Paul Pogba situation, it is beyond Black Tax, you can add extortion and kidnapping to it

[@chmarshian]

Great video. I'm subscribed!

[@tayonotes]

Thanks for the sub!

[@connectwithromey]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@andreiamuhitu159]

My experience with black tax got me in debt I cut everyone out

[@tayonotes]

Sorry about that and hope you are in a better place now 🙏🏾

[@danielschauffer8216]

White people also support their poorer family members it’s not only a black thing!

[@Breeze06]

Helping family in times of need is not the same as being their sponsor.

[@danielschauffer8216]

@ they also sponsor black people have no monopoly on any of this stuff. There are cultural differences perhaps this is one as perhaps it’s more common with black people than it is with white sure.

[@Zimboprenuer]

😂​@@Breeze06

[@ifeifesi]

White people do not pay their family members a monthly income to do nothing. They MAY help poorer members occasionally but they do not pay them to sit and do nothing unlike in lazy Africa

[@Tripleexel]

Helping family and paying for their lifestyle is not the same thing. Do white people look after family members who breed children for fun with nothing to their names?