Do Africans HATE Black Americans?: From My Perspective

[@SimbaM2kufu]

I'm Tanzanian live in Phoenix AZ, my brother who will be landing in Dar tomorrow is married to an African American and we all get along perfectly fine. In fact, she's a much better wife than some of these African wives I've seen here who became more Americanized than American themselves. I've encountered mistreatment from some brothers and sisters from here, I've also met some who consider me family and very happy to see me. At the end of the day, the lies and propaganda is told on both sides with the goal to divide us, some listen and others like me and my brother, we ain't got time for that. As far as we are concerned, all blacks are Africans and we will love them to the end of time no matter what anyone says.

[@travelingsista]

+King Kinjikitile I love what you said. It's true, the lies come from both ends. The people who are weak minded will adopt those mindsets and the people who aren't, won't. And I've heard the same thing about African- American wives as well as the other way around. I guess it's all about perspective.

Much love and respect to you King Kinjikitile! My ancestry is Nigeria, and I look forward to traveling there one day!

[@travelingsista]

+mgrn63 likewise. I look forward to exploring west Africa including Nigeria.

[@mkazilakwamchilloh3563]

King Kinjikitile vipi kinjikitile ngwale nakusalimia tu

[@mkazilakwamchilloh3563]

Traveling Sista good for you sister enjoy yourself have fun

[@tiff_original1066]

I'm so glad you did this video. Everyone needs to watch.

[@jazzyflow369]

It's the stereotype! We stereotype each other on both behalf and this is coming from the media; unfortunately! It needs to stop ✋United we are strong but divided we are weak as people!

[@travelingsista]

+Jazzy Flow yep! Coming from the media as well as years and ears of teaching us to hate each other in so many ways.

[@aborigineone2377]

When a black American person living in America says Africans hate black people they are saying it wrong, the correct way to say it should be, an African person that they have came in contact with here in America express hate toward me or every African person I came in contact within America has expressed hate or dislike toward me, all people should not be judge base on a few bad apples, we have good and bad on both sides of the fence, African or Americans so the fingerpointing needs to stop however addressing the matter is important to try and stop the widespread of stupidness on both parts.

[@mattwhite9823]

Yeah; its real ; they can get real Funky sometimes in America....

[@damoncrigler9960]

Europeans have a big influence on African American and African having issues that's the truth

[@travelingsista]

+Damon Crigler very true!

[@travelingsista]

+Damon Crigler but also Europe has a huge influence on Africa as well.

[@ahebrewsista9346]

True my brother

[@urbancommute5239]

Well if blacks are going to engage in it then it's the fault of blacks.

[@TOMcatSUD]

I don’t think Europeans have any kind of influence on African American people.

[@elajahceesay1678]

over charging is everywhere, it happen to everyone , I'm african I went to senegal once they know u not from the country they will over charge u , that has nothing to do being american or not

[@travelingsista]

+Elajah Ceesay yep exactly. Especially anywhere that's saturated with tourists. So that's why I couldn't even count that as "hate towards black Americans ".

[@SimbaM2kufu]

Elajah Ceesay overcharging, try London taxis

[@SimbaM2kufu]

Elajah Ceesay overcharging, try London taxis

[@carta360]

Elajah Ceesay i'm currently living in Tanzania and i'm African. If i'm shopping for stuff I have to talk to them in Swahili, if they realize i'm not Tanzanian they charge me twice or three times the original price. So i agree, its not just towards black Americans. If you're a foreigner, they'll overcharge you. period.

[@travelingsista]

+Carta 360 yes I agree. And I feel like it's not just a Tanzanian thing either. Even where I grew up in Virginia there are tourist areas that charge almost double for basic things.

[@OnyxWaterIvyBound]

I have always found Africans to be kind, humble, and good kissers lol

[@eliasnestor9482]

🤣

[@kiiza2886]

hahahaha your so cute and kind bless you 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@TT-rw3zf]

@f you that's right Well we honestly didn't waste a good opportunity. My mother and father grew up during Jim Crow and let's not forget what Cointelpro did to the black community. The fact that black Americans are even at this level in society is a miracle and shows how we have always persevered.

[@keepinitkawaii]

@f you that's right im assuming they dont know much about Black American history. My parents grew up during segregation. We are just now able to make anything for ourselves and many of us are still set way back. People forget that black people, though our culture is very well known around the world, make up only a small percentage in the US. We are still the lesser one even in America. Many Africans learn of this reality when they come to America.

[@saintejeannedarc9460]

@@keepinitkawaii I've found most Africans that go to America, or other blacks from the Caribbeans and such, do not have that experience of being treated as lessor, at all. In fact, black immigrants, esp. certain demographics like Nigerians, have among the highest income brackets and success. Higher than whites statistically, which should put to rest this nonsense that is peddled about unequal opportunity. When they come w/ strong family values, intact families, high education and a pit bull work and education ethic, ecstatic and grateful to make the most of the opportunities of the west, they succeed and surpass.

[@radical_like_khalid7765]

Every continental African I’ve met here in America always loved me. I’ve never bumped heads or had petty beefs with them. We’ve learned and taught each other new things.✊🏿🌍💯

[@guillaumefrancois3942]

Have you worked with them too?

[@radical_like_khalid7765]

Guillaume Francois in the military yes

[@phiwamotsa4360]

Here in Africa we see more white people touring and even settling here almost everyday but we barely see our brothers and sisters (African Americans)...Its sad!..please come visit guys and have your own experience for yourself.We love you....and I personally wish to hug an African American before I die!

[@framemartgallery4619]

Preach.

[@destinyschild.9103]

I am a Nigerian living in Spain. We Africans care for African Americans like celebrities. We love African Americans with a passion.

[@truelovegaming9817]

True we do

[@terrelmensa4373]

Dumb ass. Move to America and see how they will treat you

[@terrelmensa4373]

They will tell u go back to Africa . African Americans discriminate against Africans the most here in America

[@mrsbabygirl79]

And as an African American we love you too! #onelove

[@destinyschild.9103]

@@mrsbabygirl79 ; Thank you so much my beloved sister. Thanks alot.

[@doullyseven7429]

East Africa in the house!

[@travelingsista]

+doully seven woop woop!

[@johnjj9722]

yes

[@jm-je4tl]

Kenya?

[@ewm4266]

Kenyan here whooop whooop

[@moseskimani-ig7rp]

Kenya

[@tinasarafinas4962]

Girl I understand the dress code problem! Even in dar es salaam I've had a man tell me off about a maxi dress I wore which was to tight apparently and showed my curves. But the white tourists are allowed whatever because they are not seen as part of the culture. So even if it is annoying to get stares I try to take it as the people are including me in the culture 😊

[@travelingsista]

+TinaSarafina S yeah I've gotten more and more used to it. It can still be awkward at times but the stares don't bother me as much anymore. And that's s great way of looking at it 👌🏾

[@joventmushwaimi3681]

That's what it is,the whites can wear whatever they want because we know their culture ,but in Africa women its not our culture for women to wear shorts though for now it's start to change somehow its not like ten to fifteen years ago ,I remember those days that mob after surround u they will end up left u naked just to punish u but according to the law its illegal and some people go to jail for that and for now u can not see such behavior. But there are places like in rular areas it's quite strange but not in urban areas all in all so many things changes according to glob alization .In case of hate Black Americans I think ma sister u are right we use to love Black's all over the world and we are gud fans of black athletics and artists we value them than the whites .Thanks hope one day when I come to Arusha I will check on u I like people like u and thank u for telling the truth and especially when u speak about negative side of ours I see some thing different than most of us here u tell the truth no matter what I like that and that is the truth we have some weakness in some areas ,.

[@gratitude5740]

Everyone should wear whatever he’ll they want . Shouldn’t be anybody’s business . I’ve been to Dar, Arusha Tanga and more . I got Scott free because I’m Caucasian. I got that fabric as a welcome at a Primary school in the ceremony they held for me . I wasn’t told it was because I wore a dress 👗 just above the knee. If that was for modesty, that’s fine ! But those big mamas should not shake their butts provocatively right in front of my face in the presence of 900 children 👶🏽. That I could not get my head around, but over all I love to community and the children.

[@gratitude5740]

Traveling Sista people should know that staring is rude. I USA or Canada or Europe people from all parts of the world are included wearing what the hell they want . As a Canadian, we bent to the new comers ! We allow burkas and turbans in the government offices , Sikh police officers wear turbans which is not Canadian culture . I cant wear a hat in my passport photo but a woman from Middle East or any Muslim country can’t wear her full on outfit. Who knows who is under that covers! So being Canadian, if I care to wear a fitted long or knee length skirt , it is my God given, human right .

[@neomontja71]

Not all African Countries are the same. I am from South Africa and people down here wear as they wish. We can wear shorts anytime we like however I think this freedom is being abused because some people walk around half naked.

[@danielkyles3361]

Thank you thank you thank you, I don't know where this comes from, but having lived in Africa, (Uganda, South Africa), I'm just amazed at how my people in America, who have never left America have there negative beliefs burned into their brain. Thank you a thousand times for your honest feedback, and please don't wear shorts to the market lol much live from the 619

[@travelingsista]

+Daniel Kyles yeah I have NO idea where it comes from but I'm here to tell them! Lol and aaayy 619 🙌🏾

[@jm-je4tl]

When did you live in Uganda?

[@danielkyles3361]

I'm in Uganda now

[@jm-je4tl]

Oh wow. I barely know of African Americans in UG. I'm Ugandan BTW. How long have you been here?

[@Flourish_today]

​@@jm-je4tlThere are African Americans in Uganda who even have youtube channels Oshay Duke Jackson has a company he employs Ugandans. They now have a show on KZbin. There are some African American men married to Ugandan women in Kampala. You do not see them because they are not in your circles, but they are there.

[@geofreymaghali183]

I'm Tanzanian, living in Dar. Your mother land invites you with open hands!!!

[@travelingsista]

+Geofrey Maghali Asante sana 🙏🏾

[@charlesirby5265]

Traveling Sista im a black american i can speak arabic fluently i have heard swahili has loan words from arabic. Do u think it would be easy for me to pick up the language. Thinking of repatriating soon

[@williamkhumalo5325]

Geofrey Maghali black Americans they are not the Africans

[@williamkhumalo5325]

Traveling Sista sister u are running away from your mother land America is your mother land not Africa u are lost

[@dennybrown7930]

William let her be lost but she is happy and safe and for God seak please study Africa history before saying Africans sold u the white men is a clever men he created this lie to keep us divided OK your not African but let us unite as black ppl cause we have one common enemy. The Irish where sold to slavery but I don't see them saying white ppl sold white ppl have a open mind brother.

[@nollywoodwestafrica9845]

Omg.. I love this woman.. the truth... finally someone who speaks and has travelled. To many black Americans have never been to Africa. Ignorance is speaking on a topic you know nthing about. To many speak without knowing. I love your channel and I will subscribe......

[@smoothcriminal4038]

African Americans have traveled to Africa many times and some have even stayed there so maybe it’s you who are ignorant and quick to tell folks you don’t know whatsoever how they feel. Plus what African Americans is talking about requires no trips to Africa because it’s about Africans that comes to America so when you try to deflect away from the facts by making an argument that has nothing to do with what african-Americans are saying and that make you look crazy.

[@ishaw9894]

I mean you really don’t have to travel to experience good and bad people. I know Africans who think good and less of AA. But I don’t generalize people. I love everyone

[@ctwya7]

Hell, few negro Americans can even point out Africa on a map. I could wager $500 that you would be hard pressed to find 5 negros in America that know that Africa is a Continent, forget any of them knowing that it's made up of 54 Nations, with thousands of languages, and people of many skin colors. The American negro believe that everyone in Africa speaks Swahili, are black, and are running around chasing monkeys to eat. We lived there for over ten years, worked in 34 of the 54 Nations and were lucky that we spoke a few languages, never Swahili.

[@EmmanuelBediako-yg8ne]

How many Africans do you know, over billion people on the continent

[@stannisbarracuda5693]

IM FROM SOUTH AFRICA/CONGO I DONT KNOW WHERE YOU GUYS HEARD WE DONT LIKE YOU BUT ITS FALSE, WE LOVE YOU NIGGAS LOL #BLACKEXCELLENCE

[@martinsmith2258]

stannis Barracuda we love y’all too!!!

[@zoeburton2230]

We love y'all too!

[@antoniomajor9357]

💪🏾

[@jm-ib6wu]

🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@eliasnestor9482]

congo it's in the central Africa and not in southern Africa

[@samkg6337]

Over changing you is not because they hate you but is just because they do think you have a lot or you are rich.

[@hannibalsumailokumbe1137]

Thank you for speaking on this❤️

[@JDOUG757]

well africa is a pretty big continent, i think some like us some dont.

[@travelingsista]

+JDOUG757 yeah it’s huuuge so we can’t just group them all into one. But yes, you’re gonna have some that like us and some who don’t. 🤷🏾‍♀️ just the way it is.

[@williamkhumalo5325]

JDOUG757 The West Africans they are the one that don't like Africans

[@ibudiegwu]

@@williamkhumalo5325 bloody liar, with you name I know your not even from WEST Africa.So keep your mouth shut on a subject you have no stake!

[@bellaolum9768]

I think it's an individual thing, I don't have any reason to hate AAs. If anything I'm more likely to hate caucasians because they have a very low opinion of us Africans. Btw I am a Kenyan

[@rtsoca5560]

@Jeffrey Mckenzie yes that is very true. They are like this towards the Caribbean people in the UK.

[@truskool100]

Thank you! What you mentioned about a conspiracy I believe to be true. I spoke with a Dr. from Kenya explaining his experience moving to the US. He said he was explicitly told in the immigration process to stay away from "African Americans", and that we were this and that. But luckily he was not an ignorant person, in fact his wife is a sista from the US. Furthermore I have met Ethiopians, Senegalese, Nigerians, Ghanaians, Angolans, Congolese....one of my best friends growing up was from Togo, and I had nothing but positive interactions. I've found that many Africans that were new to the US were somewhat reserved at first, which I don't blame them, but once they see you're sincere they will give you the clothes off their back. I actually admire the giving nature of many of my African brothers and sisters. Another thing...Essentially every African I've met has encouraged me to visit Africa when I expressed my interest. Because of our different experiences we are a little different, but we are one.

[@travelingsista]

+Herb Read yes I agree. African people have such a giving nature about them. That's another thing I like about living here in Tanzania. Everyone shares! And yes I would encourage everyone to visit😊

[@godreymwanje985]

Herb Read thanks you and me not different love you.

[@fabulousfarrahinsouthafrica]

I’m black American 🇺🇸 ✊🏿 and I’m proud of my culture...I also think going back to anywhere we’re they don’t want to apologize for selling and enslaving my before parents says a lot about them and that country and speaks volumes on why the country is where it at and government corruption and instability etc

[@eugenemurigande4616]

Are you talking about Trump America?

[@EmmanuelBediako-yg8ne]

Ignorance like yours is what African detest , there is no corruption in your America ? . Don’t think Africans have sent an emissary to locate you in America.

[@jamelhook7455]

Thanks for the clarity sister.

[@shivermetimbers6128]

I'm African and went to university in America and I had the opposite experience. African-Americans were the only demographic from whom I ever felt discrimination. I was accused of acting white due to the fact that I didn't play basketball or listen to rap/hip-hop or use slang...It was one thing after the other. I think the last straw was when I went to a party and had no idea what the Electric Slide was :(. I eventually made some African American friends, most of whom I met through second generation Black Americans.

[@travelingsista]

Yeah sometimes we (African- Americans) just have it completely backwards and don’t realize that we’re ultimate practicing self- hate when we down our own people, or tell them they’re not “black enough” because they don’t have the same experiences as the typical black family. We have to get over this as a people.

[@supersaturn956]

I totally get, where you are coming from.

[@supersaturn956]

@@travelingsista FACTS! There is a lot of ignorance and stereotyping. People are all individuals and have different personalities. Putting us all in one box has never been good. That actually has hurt us so much as a people.

[@gforvendtta]

I suspect you to not be an African.

[@Flourish_today]

​@travelingsista I also think that some African Americans might think that because we have the same skin color, we believe, behave, and think like them, so they find it strange when we do not understand their lingo,understand theie jokes or listen to rap. I for one do not listen to rap because I just do not understand what they are saying. However, I listen to the slow songs like boyz II men, and all those others because, I can understand what they are saying. It's differenr cultures that's what it is.

[@TheTruth-lt9cm]

Love you my Sister. YOU ARE 100% CORRECT IN TELLING THE TRUTH. !!! Thank you for sharing your experience as to help enlighten us, and re-educating the mis-educated. There are two (2) very interesting words that I learnt from reading the book entitled..."Message to The Black Man... in America". I believe it should have been entitled "Message to The Black People around the World" The 2 words are: 1."Fratricidal" means.....relating to or denoting conflict within a single family or organization. 2. "Internecine" means....destructive to both sides in a conflict. OR......relating to conflict within a group or organization. This topic denotes the preaching and advocacy by the devil and evil doers who have nothing better to do than to create savage internecine warfare amongst Children of The Most High, God!" It happened in Rwanda ...Genocide, Nigeria...Biafran War, Black skin versus light skin in Black America,.... and the list goes on. Ignorant and arrogant people should get it right,.... Africans DO NOT HATE Black- African Americans ! Do you hate yourself? If you do, then seek some immediate help and attention from The Creator, unless you do not belong.... in creation.

[@travelingsista]

+The Truth yes yes and yes! I'm so glad this message resonated with you. I feel this on a deep level. We as a black people need to take initiative in re-educating ourselves. And I screenshot your comment lol I'm keeping those definitions and most definitely looking up that book. I've heard of it but have yet to read it. Thank you for the light ✨

[@TheTruth-lt9cm]

Wishing you and yours, all the very best in Africa, and in Life, my dear Sister., I respect and appreciate your endeavors. You will love the book by The Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad. I am not a signed or enlisted member of The Nation, but I Love, Respect and Admire the message. Nuff Respect to The Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan for he has helped me gain so much Love and Respect for The Black people throughout the world. Another book, and which is available free on KZbin audio is..."The Mis-Education of The Negro" by Carter G. Woodson. You will love it, and I guarantee you will get even much "deeper" in Wisdom than you already are. I can feel it in you, that you belong to "The Flock" belonging to The Master and Created by The Almighty One. Keep enjoying and living life to the fullest. You deserve it! One Love, Always.

[@web30mill]

It looks so peaceful in the background

[@keagleeagle821]

Over charging is very common.Even a Tanzanian can be overcharged if they think you have money(Arriving with expensive car,expensive clothers,jewels etc) If you arrive at the shop with no price tag always prepare to bargain. Always offer to pay half of the price they tell you bargain until you reach the real price. Sometimes pretend to walk away and they will call you back if the amount you offered is the real price. You must learn the art of bargaining in Africa.

[@travelingsista]

Yep exactly. That’s what my husband tells me too. Offer 1/2 then work your way up to an agreement from there.

[@flatearth9140]

OR JUST BUT HONEST PRICE TAGS ON THINGS WITH A LITTLE MARK-UP SO WE ARE ALL HAPPY AND NOT RIPPED OFF !!

[@johaquila]

@@flatearth9140 That's just not how it works, in large parts of the world. Not just in Africa. Every region has its cultural weirdness. For example, in the US there are price tags on goods in shops, and in the end you have to pay _more_ than the price tag says because they just excluded the tax from the price tag. Do you consider _that_ honest?

[@flatearth9140]

@@johaquila YES THE UNITED STATES ARE RIPPING PEOPLE OFF TOO.. THEY SHOULD ONLY BE ALLOWED TO PUT A SMALL MARKUP ON THINGS TOO ! TO SAY THATS JUST HOW THINGS WORK IS NONSENSE.

[@CosmosesJones]

I love your energy its so positive and radiates through the screen. Its visible you are very happy in TZ and that gives me hope for when I move back there

[@denismujuni9659]

If they knew how we pray for them,,and wish they would come back home..Please consider visiting Uganda... All costs on me... You have not met loving people..Ugandans are so welcoming...

[@nicolestarks9770]

denis mujuni you pray for us? ☺️❤️

[@alterego924]

omg thank u denis

[@TheKishWatson]

We need your prayers now more than ever🙏🏾

[@latifasubra5410]

Nicole Starks you know nothing after what people go through in America what makes you think we don’t

[@MrMannface]

Thank you

[@rhinoavocado1569]

what is actually happening, from an african point of view, is they dont like americans in general because the stereotype of americans here is undisciplined and immoral.

[@travelingsista]

+thats none that’s what I’m finding out more and more as I read the comments. I’m just trying to break the stereotype borders. Show them that all A.A.s are not lazy l, uncivilized thugs. The mass media has done a job on our people... on both sides.

[@bakyard-boxa]

This queen is on a different level compared to most of her country people, she is as real as it gets .. Sending love and light ..🤎🖤🙏🏾

[@ay2theb]

And when he tried to overcharge you for the dress, it's because he thinks Americans are rich. That's what America shows off in its pop culture. Most if not all black/African-American music artists show us mansions and expensive cars in their music videos. Never the other side of the coin.

[@tigress4960]

As others have pointed out it happens to everyone not only AA.

[@isaacomaset5250]

Yes African Americans are financialy well-off compared to Africans since they earn in dollars, hour's ,and when they come to africa our currency have a lower value,2,a ailability of job's matter's too.

[@fantasybouthour6679]

Honestly I haven’t met one African that has treated me bad.

[@00mongoose]

A little secret about africans... Theyre people, with all that implies, good and bad. The good thing for african americans? No discrimination based on skin color. The bad? Discriminiation based on nationality.

[@gpok8760]

I've been to nigeria and was treated very well. I'm watching this video because I'm considering moving to africa. Not sure what country.

[@RB-rc2rr]

Great topic,hopefully it will help some of my fellow brothers and sisters to understand that we love ya all

[@ayenu1967]

I am African I live in the United States. I love African American I take them like my brothers. From my experience. My first girlfriend was African American everything was fine I met his parents and after some day she said to me that it was us African who made them slave that we have to separate Hunn? I was morally depressed. I had a friend from work who quit work who no longer has a house I had him stay at my home Hunn? he brings narcotics to his room and sell when I was at work at night ?I was in trouble ?? And at my work I'm the head chef all my brothers are not happy Hunn. I love African American we are brothers for my part. I'm just afraid to make friends here

[@oliversibbs]

@Kevin Wilmore Correction Africans do know their History

[@oliversibbs]

@Kevin Wilmore I am African born in Africa

[@oliversibbs]

@Kevin Wilmore You clearly don't have a clue. You seem to think our existence only cam about as a result of European colonization. That before that we in essence did not exist really we needed European validation. To that I say 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 . It's important to first know the facts of what you speak of before opening your mouth. Because some of us will not take you seriously. You would be ululating a lot of guff. Europeans did not start our History 😂😂😂We always had our own all African history. By the way that history is taught in full in African schools. I know my history beyond the advent if European colonizers. Get your facts right before opening your mouth.

[@oliversibbs]

@Kevin Wilmore You cannot compare yourself to me when it comes to Africaness. I was born there lived there both modern and indigenous settings learning about my history both orally from my indigenous family members and also in school and history books. You really don't know what you are talking about. Three visits to Africa and now you think you are a guru on African affairs..too funny😂😂😂

[@oliversibbs]

@Kevin Wilmore Dude before you knew them as white people they are European, i actually prefer to call them indigenous Europeans. Africa is much bigger than the United States with many many tribes and culture and great deal of languages. Nigeria alone has more than 200 different Languages . Southern Africa is totally different to West Africa as it is different to East as it is different to Central Africa North Africa. You do not know our history period. Stop claiming you do. You have no idea

[@pharaohjtasetikingdom4839]

Karibu Queen/Sister Salutations and Good Vibrations We must remember we are bringing our culture to a conservative people AFRIKAN Americans are trend setters and lead the world on cultural progress. It's not them if we are in their country. We must be very aware where we are. We are like the spolied step child that comes to visit and destroys grandma's house they love US but we can be a bit much to them POWER UP my Sis you are a great ambassador AMEN MA'AT ASE'

[@susanbigknife]

This beautiful lady with the lush greenery and birds singing in the background is a huge advertisement to move to Africa.

[@sharardcobb5450]

I really enjoyed your video my sister. Thanks for the awakening.

[@musakam]

Thank you Dear, Soooooooooooooooo Educational.

[@travelingsista]

+tejan kamara you are most welcomed 😊

[@dtowndeidre5177]

Good and honest information. All areas around the world have cultural norms. You learned in the market place that day! Thanks for not sugar coating and for telling that part of your experience. I hope to one day visit and maybe live on the continent. Take care sis...❤️

[@v7m.749]

Thankyou for Sharing.Now in America from My Experience with Africans with who I've worked around for Many years.they do not Hate us .They feel sorry for us Due to the Fact for alot of us Americans we do not know who we are.Black is a Color not a Race.

[@readyforanything3554]

See it's people like you that try to be the voice for all black Americans in America but yet you can't be because you're uneducated and your ignorance allows them to keep pushing their stereotypical narratives about us. How do we not know who we are yet the whole world does?? b Because they emulate everything we create and have been creating for the last four hundred and something odd years in America. Also how do we not know who we are when we were black in America before Nigeria was Nigeria in 1912. Before you make all-encompassing statements about people people that you claim to be a part of realize if they are uneducated you are giving those who seek to demean and degrade us a narrative to run with . 400 years of existing and creating things that are emulated worldwide is culture. If someone can do something and identify that something as coming from one particular group then that's culture. We know who we are we know where we came from don't speak for us you're probably not even of us

[@lawrencedesmondleach]

I'm from Savannah, USA, Georgia and lived in Atlanta. There are many Africans in my places. Sierra Leone, Mali, Ghana and my ancestral home, the Gambia is awesome and a blessing to have met these people. I can't go without talking about Uganda. I can talk like them! I can't wait to go for myself. Thank you for your video. Too many of us think crazy about Africa. Weebale. L

[@simonpure109]

Uganda is my neighbor and I can't talk like they do!!!😂😂😂but I can do the Scottish accent 😂😂😂 these minds!!!! But yo welcome,let me not forget😂😂😂

[@oaktv7890]

Im Ghanaian and its simple.....whenever we meet our blood African Americans they behave as if they are better than us....when some white foreigners come to Ghana or Africa they rather like try to knw u and speak to you...but our fellow African Americans act wierd when u even approach them

[@curiousone4757]

Arrogant Americans......WE LOVE YOU.....we were taught arrogance

[@KingCease]

I agree 100% I've been to Nigeria and it's the same story, Very well said.

[@jayjones8856]

I'm a Black American male and have never encountered any negativity from Continental Africans. Maybe because I'm always well groomed. I even have close friends from the Continent that treat me as family. I don't know they seem to like me a lot. Now, I have seen some Black American females treat C. Africans bad for sure. I guess it's just culture clashing. It's really crazy how I'm seeing so many videos about this topic. Great video gorgeous Sis!

[@travelingsista]

+Jay Jones I think that's its a bit of culture clashing along with unfounded disrespect. And the black women who treat Africans like that, their parents probably did the same thing & that behavior was just passed on... And thank you for watching!

[@jazzemokoena9819]

...hey, in Africa we negotiate prices. They start from high to lower prices. He expected you to engage in that commercial deal making exercise. Unfortunately you left before the negotiations began..

[@WorldSoulExotica]

makes perfect sense I will definitely be on the look out and ready to negotiate

[@kwamebushman606]

Never pay the asking price. It's 100% negotiation in all of Africa... don't pay the asking price

[@mikeaman2008]

hahahaaa...funny story. I love it! The taboo! its to die for. You are a Queen. Not a trashy 'tourist'. They got you. Glad to know that culture is alive and well in Tanzania. Longing to see a video with you in full Tanzanian regalia. lol. Peace and love Sista.

[@travelingsista]

+Mikea Simkele yep they got me lol and the full kitenge is coming soon! Just went to the tailor

[@kud_allie7692]

born and raised in Africa, I'm just hearing this and i'm surprised who made that lie up. Africans adore black Americans. y'all will be treated like kings and queens here

[@librasquad9782]

I need to move there!!

[@Anonymous-jj1re]

Me too, I'm just hearing this for the first time,and I'm like what?????And I'm Nigerian, it's kinda weird.If you're from America, they'll treat you like a deity.

[@simonpure109]

@@Anonymous-jj1re some old clip showing Cameron Diaz (spelling check 🌡️)she was at some market,and nobody recognized her!!! And she had her life back for sometime in Tanzania 😂😂😂🤫

[@Anonymous-jj1re]

@@simonpure109 Huh????? I don't understand man,what are you saying????

[@Anonymous-jj1re]

@@simonpure109 I don't know who that is🤷🤷🤷

[@juwe9516]

Your reaction to the mobs in the market put a grin to my face...One example... Black American global basketball 🏀 players were playing in an African.. On a day off brought themselves and white hotties in skimpy tops, mid rib and shorts to the local markets. It caused a pandemonium... The looks on the African women is indescribable...Suddenly, the hotties and their Black American men suddenly start running for the exit of the market.Learn the cultures and customs and begin to integrate in Africa.

[@jackjines3461]

BRAVO to you and the class Africa must have. I'm white and don't get why women in America seem to always rate themselves by how sleezy they can look. So many females in other countries have such class. Yes for sure, learn the culture but I doubt they will.

[@ndonuetakwi3463]

thats the dignity of a African woman .respect from Southern Cameroon

[@williamkhumalo5325]

Ndonue Takwi no she is not an African women she is an American woman

[@martinsmith2258]

William Khumalo her nationality....American. Her race....she’s black. Her ancestry and genetics are probably majority African based off of her features. Please stop with this “indigenous American” stuff. I’ve seen your other comments and you just won’t stop. Where’s the proof that most African Americans are indigenous to America????? There is none. Present some true, factual, proof and not just some KZbin video of a guy rambling. Or just some pictures of dark skinned people with straight hair🤦🏾‍♂️

[@AscendinSoul]

...actually as African American you pass and don't stick out so if you bring your entrepreneurial skills and see opportunities and add value to the people the country ... the sky is the limit for you. Now, there are some countries like Kenya and Nigeria that are too westernized and expensive for immigrants ... but Tanzania is a great option.

[@calebadeleye]

i dont think naija is too westernised

[@GeoffErvin]

its funny you mentioned that saying, "African booty scratcher"...im 49yrs old and as a kid back in the 70s in Vallejo California, in elementary school, the white kids were calling the black kids that, it didnt come from black kids calling each other that or calling Africans that and when we heard that term it was time to drop ya books and let ya hands go..i dont know how or when american black kids caught onto that and started using it against africans, funny you live and learn. that term took me back over 40yrs to my childhood in northern Cali..

[@travelingsista]

+Geoff Ervin see things come full circle smh. I have no idea where it came from but nonetheless it's disrespectful.

[@camishanimmons1766]

Geoff Ervin I think all of got called that. Smh I'm 45 it's ridiculous!

[@GeoffErvin]

very disrespectful i thought that term had died out many years ago.

[@GeoffErvin]

i couldnt believe it when i heard that was still in use i dont know who brought that back but its racist and wrong...and you are killin 45 lol keep up the good work!!

[@camishanimmons1766]

Geoff Ervin Thanks, me and my husband always talk about being called that in school, then proceed to look at eachother and ask....what is an African booty scratcher. *shrugs* welcome to America :(

[@JSmoove90]

I have been to several places in Africa, I have never experienced such things its always been love open arms

[@phillipwilliams7534]

I've had some terrible experiences with Nigerian professors in college. They were horribly belittling to us. This was at an HBCU by the way. One in particular constantly told us how much better than us his white counterparts were.

[@martinsmith2258]

Phillip Williams wow that’s a shame and I hope that professor gets fired. As an educator, that man should know better and want to do better. Smh

[@phillipwilliams7534]

@@martinsmith2258 Nope. He has tenure. Numerous other biology staff members and students complained about him and nothing was done.

[@phillipwilliams7534]

@Veronica Conroy Wow! I didn't know that. Appreciate the knowledge.

[@Jenny-hk6eg]

Lies

[@phillipwilliams7534]

@@Jenny-hk6eg Truth

[@baddd59]

I jusy hope that we keep and respect their modesty . ...i love and respect the modesr and purity! And plan to go back and live....but ill be leaving the american culture behind.... virus . African people love us they just want us to not be sooo ignorant and RESPECT their ways if life ..thats why many countries don't want Any americans perminatly setting up shop. Im.a.militray kid and lived overseas many times. Its about respect and unity...my hair dresser is from nigeria and she said it best its like having Your household ran a sertain way and you have extended family that wanna come to your dwellings live by their rules...no go ! From then on i understood..she proceded to say leave the american ignorance and pride Behind and everything will be fine...

[@King-vv9rf]

Where did u wanna travel in Africa

[@birchtree5794]

Love to hear of ladies dressing more modestly. That is refreshing.

[@daffodilindy]

Love your videos. I do plan to visit Africa. I would love to visit Tanzania and Kenya. Yes, when I say I want to go to Africa, people get quiet. Their eyes say, why do you want to go there. They say you're going to get kidnapped over there. It's so sad. They have never been out of Indy, not even the U.S. I just got my passport in June 2017. My first place I'm going to is Barbados. I want to visit as many places as possible in the 10 years my passport is valid.

[@travelingsista]

+Cindy Windy yes go explore! Don't let people's ignorance of the continent have any affect whatsoever on your decision. Congrats on your passport!!

[@kojodelger3251]

Truly feeling your vlogs! Just subscribed. Openly speaking some black Americans tend to have a somewhat superficial almost comic way of talking about them experiencing africa. Refreshing to have your casual and cool talks in here. Stay blessed!

[@travelingsista]

+Kojo Delger thank you! I’m glad this resonates with you. That means a lot.

[@Dantelarouge]

I did not get the impression that we are hated when I went to Tanzania. There were many things discussed with random individuals from perceived African American norms in America, to residual customs that we practice unknowingly, to why we are one and will rise/fall together regardless of where we may live. To be honest, I felt more like a person around brothers and sisters on the continent than in America. This is sad, but there just didn't seem to be pressure to be anyone other than who the creator made. Being American didn't really seem to matter other than when I was murdering the Swahili language. I only visited one country and I'm sure that there is a minority who would dislike the American within me, but all I felt was welcome.

[@ewm4266]

I am glad you moved to my sister country Tanzania, They are kind people, love from Kenya, visit sometime....l live near the airport hola when you visit, Africa is indeed your motherland

[@JayYoung1000]

Good to know , 😊 bcuz in the coming future I would consider visiting some parts of africa maybe .

[@oumlowe8885]

Jay Young . Go to Gambia 🇬🇲 u will love ❤️ it

[@jaszylashaye]

Yessss, Thank you for sharing your experience.

[@rachaelbempomaaapenteng8516]

All Afrikaans are so warm and hospitable, is in our DNA and genes,so much love brew from our hearts and sadly our oppressors take advantage of it.

[@charleskuyeko1660]

Hi Travelling Sister. We Tanzanian love you so much. You are mixing into our culture so nicely to an extent of seeing you as our blood sister. We like the way you Express your self, the way you live in our natural environment. In general you are too good to be a Tanzanian citizen. We are proud of you to be here. Most welcome. Asante sana kuja Tanzania.

[@Empresslove444]

I'm an American. To be exact..... Indigenous American.

[@travelingsista]

+Genesis A. D right on

[@yungdae3542]

💯✊🏾

[@zeahbank4073]

Thank you for this video I’ve learned a lot

[@silentnight1918]

All humans have emotions and prejudices regardless of race, colour, religion, nationality, etc.

[@tineshiabobbitt62]

I am American and for the most part I have had many bad experiences with African people being rude and disrespectful to me and being African American. I carry myself with respect and I come from a good family. I just don't bother with them. That's just been my experience.

[@phillipwilliams7534]

Same here. All of my bad experiences were with Nigerians though. They hate us where I'm from. On the other hand, I found Ghanaians, Ethiopians, South Africans, and Somalians to be extremely kind. We had a heavy population at Alcorn State University.

[@johnkendrick6198]

I don't think they hate but look down blk Americans this was told by my coworker from Africa

[@njo9745]

That's a lie....why don't you experience it yourself... There are direct flights from NY to Nairobi.. Visit and see

[@queenyaa5043]

@@njo9745 he talking bout the Africans that are here in the States. Sometimes it's not a great interaction unfortunately

[@njo9745]

@@queenyaa5043 most of those that come there are from the rich here so unless one is a student the rest are assholes mostly...same here they don't mix with others they pretend to be special everywhere

[@queenyaa5043]

@@njo9745 the gag is if it weren't for African American Civil Rights movement changing the immigration laws no African, Asian or other immigrants of color would be able to come to the States nor have any rights here🤷

[@sallysmiles6088]

If people want to stop discrimination, the first thing to do is stop discriminating yourself. Stop living your life as a color.

[@dorothydandridge3937]

I've noticed that people that encounter the ones while on the continent have good experiences while most of the bad experiences come from immigrants. Any theory there?

[@travelingsista]

+dorothydandridge I'm still actually trying to figure that one out myself. Maybe it's because some Africans who come to America see how black Americans are portrayed globally and form an opinion about us before getting to know the truth. Treating is a certain way from the jump. I've seen a video about this as well.

[@lordblazer]

@@travelingsista I'll help clarify things with my experiences of Africans living in Asia. All positive. It's only the immigrants to the US where this conflict seems to exist.

[@robertb7643]

Traveling Sista it’s because Africans immigrants are OutKast and ridiculed by African Americans in the U.S

[@martinanane3446]

Thank you, Robert B. That's precisely what it is. Because African immigrants in America are stereotyped, mocked, ridiculed and discriminated against by their African-American brothers. If you come to my house and feel welcomed but I come to your house and do not feel welcomed, then who accepted who?

[@vero3806]

Americans watch Africa on TV and all we see is poor, sick, and Africans watch us and think we are doing better than them and nothing to help them but it all is misunderstanding! we need to bridge the gap because they are our roots and our people. The elites are doing the same thing to them that they are doing to us. SO WHY DO WE THINK WE ARE SO MUCH DIFFERENT?

[@kennykross3306]

First we ain't poor and sick dumb fuck

[@Jeatnet40]

I am interested, some info would be great!! Thanks

[@youssoufmahamat6824]

Thank you for your courage to visite Africa and living there one love

[@nereimhindi5429]

They believed that you weren’t Tanzanian in the end because of your accent, also we don’t mind what white people wear because they don’t have anything to cause temptation 😂😂😂so we don’t bother we let them walk by in their bones

[@bootneyleefarnsworth1788]

😂

[@keagleeagle821]

And this is part of the truth

[@loverainthunder]

Oh my goodness 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Passportbros8]

I as an African have experience hell from African Americans living in the United States from 10 years old starting from Middle School to where i am now all because i come from africa. I cannot even name the things i have gone through in the hands of black people in america, From being rub money, To having my things stolen, to having my entire family threaten over the phone. I cannot even name all the things I have been through. Despite this i see African Americans as my brothers and sisters. I don't know if a black person from Africa treated you wrong but we africans do not hate you black people in the USA. We black people in the motherland continent of Africa see you black people in the USA, South America, Carribians, Islands, and much more as our very own. We see all of you as our very own whom were taken away from us by force against your own wills from the Europeans/Invaders. You are welcome to the continent referred today as Africa anytime. You are welcome to visit, stay, and invest. You will be truly welcome by the people, the kings, and much more. They will see you and be happy. I thank you for reading my comment.

[@elajahceesay1678]

U are right , I think african hold african women higher standard and they see european women in africa as someone who is there to look for sex and sun . so if u are black american visiting africa or try to live in africa they will see u or treat u as an african , they will expect u to behave an african norms . and the best way to learn african languages is to be patient learn one word a day , I teach one of my black american Co worker mandingo language now he can speak it , he understand whatever I said and he never been to africa

[@travelingsista]

+Elajah Ceesay yes indeed. I understand now and it's a learning process for sure. I'm learning the culture and language day by day. And that's awesome that you taught your co worker another language! Right on.

[@lumkamokgwathi5146]

Thank you for being country specific and not just saying African because we are not all the same, we are not a monolith of culture, environment or experience. I do not know anyone from my country who has ever said or done anything against African Americans or Black Americans (depending on how you identify). My experience living in America currently is WEST AFRICANS namely Ghanaians and Nigerians who disrespect or attempt to belittle me because they think I am a Black American, it takes a lot out of me to even engage in conversations with West Africans because i have experienced nothing but hate and ignorance. I have gotten in way too many verbal altercations and disputes with other Africans; I for one can not in all my privilege of being a Southern African come to America and tell a Black person how they should be, think or identify but I find that many Africans find comfort in doing so. I've also gotten some level of hatred from Black Americans. There are many misconceptions on both sides and much hatred and ignorance on all ends. Lastly, there is this resentment and hatred between us as Africans, we are divided as a continent, Southern Africans are cautioned against West Africans, I know I have my own bias and prejudice because of 1) my experiences with many people from Ghana and Nigeria and 2) our perceptions in the South of different Africans above the SADC line.

[@travelingsista]

Yes I’ve heard that there’s quite a big division when it comes to the various regions. And I’m sure there are misconceptions amongst the African people just as there are misconceptions within the African diaspora as a whole. I’m just here to say that from my experience, I haven’t been treated badly simply because I’m a Black American.

[@rtsoca5560]

I'm surprised to hear that you didn't get treated good from Ghanaians as I have heard that they are friendly people but I'm aware that Nigerians can be quite snobbish and have some nasty characteristics

[@jeanninegisendaner4908]

We are a STIFF NECK PEOPLE YAHSHUA CALLED US . .

[@peachesb-georgia1125]

Called you to what...

[@kevinboy6798]

Let Africans Americans marry pure Africa women and men ....so that we can re unite via families again...

[@zebmakotoko658]

You are a lovely Sister, You are a Queen . I' m in love with you . You are at home, home. I'm from South Africa . You are a Queen. Our history is the same.

[@socceraswelikeit-themanutd1243]

Im a a Blank British Nigerian , married to a African American WE LIVE IN AMERICA , our kids are NBA, NIGERIAN BRITISH AMERICAN THEY HAVE A CULTURAL BALANCE WITH GREAT HISTORY KNOWLEDGE

[@shaykell100]

See I’m glad that the place is pleasant and I would love to live in Africa. I’ve wanted to for a long time. But even if the environment is pleasant and nice, I can’t handle that kind of conservatism lol

[@brianrichards7006]

I lived in Zaire (now, DRC) for quite a while, and I made a lot of friends among the different cultural groups I studied in the 1980's, but you will always remain a "foreigner", if you grew up in the US and have immigrated to West Central Africa. Being a "foreigner" and being hated (a very strong term) for it is not very likely. Being envied, and being of commercial or monetary interest is more likely. All of us from the US are "rich" of course, and in many cases, just having a few thousand dollars in income every month does qualify as rich compared to the majority of Africans. But the same thing happens in SE Asia, or South America too. Anyway, I love Africa and the people, and would move back if the medical care was good. Good luck and best wishes.

[@nickyapenahier9214]

Truth is most AA men leave women as Baby Mama’s-that’s just reality.look at the black married rates in America!!

[@carlosd.atkinson4832]

Nicky Apenahier, I make the below statement with all love and respect. Why generalize? I’ve been married to the same woman for 30 years (we are both Black Americans) and raised 2 children. My parents have been married for 50 plus years (never divorced) and raised 6 kids. Some of my siblings have been divorced; however, they were able to get custody of their kids. I’m not disputing your claim Africa America men don’t get married or have kids out of wedlock. If you make a statement so generic it only adds to the propaganda that black men don’t take care of their responsibilities. Could there be a correlation between the war on drugs and the imprisonment of so many Black youth? I would argue yes. Most people tend to stay married if they do so at an older age and if you add a higher education level the rate of divorce drops even more. Most of my friends that are black are educated and have only married once. Most have some college or have graduated with an undergraduate or higher. In all cases they are either still married and if not they have taken care of their responsibilities. Of course, I know people both White and Black who aren’t taking care of their responsibilities for a variety of reasons. I would try and add a little nuance so as not to generalize. Below is a government link about U.S. marriage and divorce rates. Again, much love and respect! www.bls.gov/opub/mlr/2013/article/marriage-and-divorce-patterns-by-gender-race-and-educational-attainment.htm

[@pauloskidane2819]

Why do u think they do that?

[@alistiner4200]

Me and my wife are definitely thinking about moving to Africa someday soon. Im in the process of learning Swahili I probably know about 25% of it now so I definitely want to move to a place in Africa where its the official language. Your videos make me even more excited about moving to the motherland for good.

[@wouiddydez2552]

That's basically East Africa. Swahili is spoken throughout there. There is no Swahili in West Africa. It's a beautiful language and easy to learn. I am from West AFrica and love that language. Good luck !!!!!!!!!

[@alistiner4200]

@@wouiddydez2552 thanks

[@Slingshots8]

cross over and visit Kenya my home town, you are most welcome \

[@vic902]

First step in this conversation is can we stop generalizing Africans like it’s a country. It’s a continent.You can’t “live” in Africa. Second the hate and hostility goes both ways. Third I’m Nigerian and I always admired African Americans mostly in my opinion because they are strong-minded and they’ve broken barriers in the States where African people who immigrate have better opportunities but only because of African Americans. My mom loves and I mean loves African Americans and respects they’re past and present struggle and the adversity they’ve overcome as a community. Tbh we see African Americans as ourselves just not being able to identify with a certain country(not their fault). It’s unfortunate on both our ends because culturally we may not be able to understand each other but I think this gives us an opportunity to learn from one another, share our experiences as black people and become even more united. I love to see African Americans come back to an African nation and indulge in our culture cause it really shows that they’re intact with their roots and heritage. African culture is so rich and unique and if African Americans get the opportunity to come back home(African country) it will be such a joyful experience

[@readyforanything3554]

💯💯 bra

[@marthavineyard6959]

Hi Sister, I will be in Arusha in April 👋

[@davithkane1369]

"...infinite diversity, in infinite combinations..."

[@AscendinSoul]

.... in Africa, when white women wear shorts and are shrugged off as ' tourists with no culture ' but if you are African American you pass for a local and the expectation is different. If you move to s smaller town village it will be more conservative that bigger cities like Dar Es Salaam, Nairobi, Mombasa, Jo'burg etc

[@travelingsista]

+H. Mgi this is very true. But even in Dar I get crazy looks, not assaulted though 😂

[@angelmushahf]

So they think you are African, but what if they know you're from America? Do their expectations change?

[@travelingsista]

+angelmushahf yes. When they find out I’m American, some people say “Ohhh, that’s why your nose is pierced. That’s why you’re have all those tattoos.” Then they ask me if they are real or permanent lol.

[@angelmushahf]

Traveling Sista Lol! But now that they know you are American, do you lose value as an African person?

[@travelingsista]

+angelmushahf nope. I’ve never experienced any prejudice as a black American in Tanzania. They actually welcome me to Tanzania and a lot of people are very interested in how I got there because not a lot of Black Americans come to TZ. They are all really friendly.

[@Jazzmarcel]

Wow!...... Incredible! I am totally impressed, a beautiful sista with her head on right! Our strength is AFRICA! However, i do believe we should receive reparations for the 400 years of suffering to build the US!.........i salute you!

[@travelingsista]

+carl marcelin thank you brotha 🙏🏾 and I feel like reparations are past due! Also, we'll never see them.

[@amaradumbuya2099]

as an African who lives in America I got one thing to say to black people who are only using 25% of your brains in America the 75% of your potential is been suppressed,look at how you excell under duress,what if you take all that knowledge,high education and street smarts and take to a place like Africa were people are begging for you skill sets you will produce millionaire as if it was going out of style.You know what the best kept secrets is the government and people of black Africa would rather have you as the foreigners than other races of investors and worker then they feel that they are not dealing with foreigners but brothers and sisters that have the skill sets of white people that can better Africa from a brother and sister perspective.But since this not the case they will take the white man and chinese money and don't complain about other races coming in to their place.They rather have you with all your cooperate experience and money believe me you are going to be given African terms,for everybody else they'll go by the book

[@travelingsista]

+Amara Dumbuya I agree. That’s why I decided to come here to Tanzania. I feel like we as blacks can progress a lot faster and easier on the continent of Africa. I believe that here in the states we’re putting our energy and economic advantages into the wrong things. A lot of us AREN’T focusing on building wealth in our own communities, we’d rather give it away to other ethnic communities. That’s why I’m trying to encourage Blacks to come out to Africa. Most Africans don’t hate us. We are definitely misunderstood on a global scale, but the opportunity is there for us to expand and build a generational legacy for ourselves.

[@veinsofafricanblood7519]

carl marcelin...no blacks in America deserve reparations...if dat happen we all just saying we don't care wat happened to our ancestors...their suffering & legacy is not for sale...disgusting!!

[@saintejeannedarc9460]

@@veinsofafricanblood7519 Some dignity, finally.

[@tinkerbell3667]

I can understand the Swahili language the people at the back are speaking

[@dennisobare8892]

Me too

[@abrewabaa]

I am an African living in N.Y. I think the reason some black Americans find us to be snooty is that, from onset nothing good was said about the continent to them so they try to talk down to you, now that's my experience. But I will let you know that I am proud of my upbringing and I don't sleep on trees as most black Americans were thought ad kids. Even our kids would rather say they are Jamaicans than to say they are from Africa. Oh I am one proud African from a well to do family and I will shut up. Yeah that's right.

[@travelingsista]

+Brigette Ervin yes as Black Americans we were taught sooooo many backwards and untrue things about Africa. Just as some Africans were taught untruths about black Americans. You SHOULD be proud. Right on 🖤

[@reesesi8466]

Are you planning on coming back to the states to live

[@travelingsista]

+della sims I haven’t decided yet honestly. Maybe some time in the future.

[@aabumoor4208]

Finally. This women knows what's up.

[@morganfay9849]

💖💖💖💖💖💖💖

[@lasthour7132]

It’s so sad that people think this way. I tell black people here in America God willing I’m moving to Africa and they are so misinformed and negative. But my white Nieghbor’s on both sides of me said “that’s great your gonna love it!!” I think your right we’ve been conditioned to believe it’s bad over in Africa and unsafe on purpose! But thanks to people like you that debunks this nonsense. Keep up the good work my sister! Hopefully my wife and I will be using your services to help us settle in if we choose Arusha to come to. For now definitely it’s Tanzania we chose as the country but trying to pick which city or town to stay in. Arusha is at the top of the list! So hopefully see you in August God willing!

[@grantbazunu8611]

You're wrong it should have been the other way round

[@qineonmorame]

Let Black Americans have their own culture + let us Africans have our own culture. Whatz da problem??