VISITING THE APARTHIED MUSEUM | Johannesburg, SA 🇿🇦

[@BrowncoatBlue]

I think all African Americans should visit that museum. South Africans have gone through much the same as we have, so they really understand what it means. I stand in solidarity with my SA brothers and sisters ❤️🖤💯

[@TheQueenKiTravels]

Omg same!! I was having this same conversation w/ my Uber driver on the way back. Gratitude, for the love and support, always! ✨🙏🏽💕

[@zarreaction8037]

❤️

[@sandindamae.iwantmetowin5652]

We love you too and view you as 100% one of us. We treat AFRICAN AMERICANS as one of our own when they visit SA. I envisage a future South Africa with both African Americans and South Africans living together here in SA in absolute perfect harmony. Something about African Americans, I LOVE THEM SO MUCH!!!

[@sandindamae.iwantmetowin5652]

Very emotional, actually tears rolling down my face, watching cruelty that many generations of South Africans endured. I remember some of these as a child growing up of South Africa under apartheid. Very emotional and sad video. Some South African whites are still unrepentant even today. We forgave them and still forgiving them every day in our daily lives here in SA. Thank you so much for showing the apartheid museum. We love you.

[@rui37CdjOe]

Well done ❤

[@homeboybeyondtheborders4935]

Most of freedom fighters against apartheid lived in Tanzania until the majority rule in 1992 when they returned back to SA they left here wives and children.

[@njonjokibera9587]

I didn’t know Tanzania was a safe haven for South Africans fleeing the ugliness of apartheid. Tanzania 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

[@williamwebbs1952]

Great and Powerful vlog today 👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿 and I love the music in the background 👊🏿

[@ngalahansel6066]

I loved my experience at this museum and am glad to see you took time out to visit it. I love that they still have the anti-riot trucks in perfect shape the way they were during apartheid as well as Mandela's personal car given to him by the Mercedes Benz company

[@thabangmolefetourguide7235]

Sisters I see another missed opportunity☹️ 😭 u were very lucky to take the video please watch out they don't flag ur video since they don't allow 📷 inside. Great video👌

[@TheQueenKiTravels]

A missed opportunity?

[@TheQueenKiTravels]

By the way.. it was ⚪️ folks with cameras and tripods all up and through that thing… not a word was said… so if that is indeed the rules, it didn’t seem to be enforced this particular day. Be blessed! 🙏🏽✨

[@thabangmolefetourguide7235]

Thats great sisters its good for people to see the museum inside on your channel.🙂 We usually just see the outside and your picture quality is awesome

[@thabangmolefetourguide7235]

Please don't take my comment personal I only mean well.

[@mfanafuthialfred6894]

Vilakazi street in SOWETO next....thank s for the video 👏😉

[@TheQueenKiTravels]

Going to Soweto in the near future as well! 😃🙏🏽✨ Thanks for the love & support!

[@kcamnek]

THEIR ANSESTORS R OURS 2 BEKUZ WE R THE SAME BLOOD...

[@siphamandlamaneli1566]

Check out SARAFINA Movie Sister

[@bmt973]

Growing up in the '80s I would hear struggle songs about the coming of Mandela... That Police vehicle striked so much fear. . Wonder how SA would have turned out if Steve Biko, Robert Sobukwe and Chris Hani lived longer...😔

[@TheQueenKiTravels]

💪🏽✨🙏🏽🇿🇦 Sending you Loving energies✨

[@bmt973]

@@TheQueenKiTravels After living thru the ugly tail of apartheid, scarred from early age. We welcome all the love. 🙏🏾

[@TheQueenKiTravels]

💕

[@lozi4163]

Although they fought for what is right, they were going to cost all of us. They were too radical for an enemy that had more guns and cared little about human life. Mandela was radical when he went to jail but he got more exposure saw the enemy for what it is and bought more time for us to grow stronger. We have to continue fighting for our race

[@bmt973]

@@lozi4163 revisiting the ugly past makes one realize that history was engineered. Those that were too radical were disposed. The rest were conditioned to what we now know as the Mzansi struggle history... Period.

[@bafanamsibi4388]

Mentioning the name Mandela used to get you a 6 month detension by the apartheid government. Somebody once wrote "free Mandela" on the board at school back then, the whole platoon of soldiers came to our class to with guns blazing. They used to camp at our school because it had a lot of young students fighting the system.

[@TheQueenKiTravels]

Wow

[@TheHoodVoice2024]

@@TheQueenKiTravels that's crazy isn't it, that shows how hateful them people are. We thought it was only happening in the USA , I think whites used very aggressive militant tactics in SA, because they understood they were in Africa the land of black people and black people were of the majority.

[@ExcessiveVisas]

Are you living in Africa also dear ?

[@TheQueenKiTravels]

Traveling & Living ✨