White People And Poverty Tourism In Africa Is Pissing Black People OFF. EP 35

[@CYR1977]

"Their jobs is to oppress us" 💯 So move accordingly. Find your own way. Oshay 💯💯💯

[@TOFAINNAIJA]

Exactly!!! BUT WE KEEP ALLOWING IT AND ALLOWING THEM IN OUR SPACES TO VIOLATE OUR PEOPLE AND CULTURE!

[@survivingwhitezaddy2.5]

@@TOFAINNAIJA Right

[@TOFAINNAIJA]

@@survivingwhitezaddy2.5 IT IS FUCKING MIND BLOWING HOW WE, BLACK PEOPLE NEVER LEARN THE LESSONS!!!! THESE PEOPLE HAVE PROVEN AND CONTINUE TO PROVE THAT WE CAN NEVER EVER LIVE IN PEACE TOGETHER!!!! THEIR JEALOUSY AMD HATE IS TOO MUCH!!!!!

[@calderone5559]

@@TOFAINNAIJA NO ! No ! The AFRICAN ELITE is one who is oppressing African people...NOT WHITE PEOPLE !!@

[@penuelyahucodiyah.4678]

Unfortunately the majority of our people don´t realize that., All other nations their job is to oppress us. They will always find a way to manipulate, to disrupt to distort to destroy ou confidence our pride so we don´t build ourselves up, in result they stay in Rulership...

[@leigh4326]

The biggest take away we just need to be unapologetically African. One diaspora. One people ❤

[@SuperSky9]

No, Diaspora are useless! They think they are elites and actively distance themselves from the native africans.

[@adriankafololo5973]

What I don’t understand is why they don’t go to Europe and help their kids there that looks like them

[@iiwhatisyouremailprivatenn2470]

Adrian Kafololo, Because building the school in Africa in order to help the children isn't the true purpose.

[@blogcast1]

Because it's big business profiting off black suffering. The guy probably raised a million dollars, spent $100k to build the school, and pocketed the rest. It's done everyday! 🤔

[@trueserenityone]

O'SHAY 🔥 Goodness gracious!! You need to stay in Uganda 🇺🇬 as much as possible and keep these conversations going. They are so needed to help enlighten our people.

[@keivonweidman6037]

WoW! I love this interview so enlightening and uniting African Americans and Africans all around the worle I love it.👍🙏♥️

[@carljohnson317]

♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@taniamarie2486]

I’ve been saying for years these people treat black/African people like their at the zoo smh glad the people are stepping up and speaking about this BS

[@infozone9601]

Many Africans like being treated like zoo animals as well. That's part of the problem. Developing non black countries don't allow foreigners to do this.

[@Skinny_Pimp]

Speaking isn't stepping up. Sad you think that way. Stepping up us DOING SOMETHING.

[@ShadowHolmes]

Good 😂😂😂😂

[@ShadowHolmes]

​@@infozone9601lol

[@polly8844]

Love, love this interview. It's their job to oppress us. OShay is on point as usual!

[@maliwoodtalks]

These conversations are definitely needed tho. More people are waking up. It’s just not the super rich people, they’re still sleep.

[@AB1B1]

"rich people" took a sleeping pill

[@devin11007]

_I don't think they're asleep. In fact I think they are wide awake but they don't want to come out of their comfort zone enough to make any real meaningful changes. They're waiting for someone else to do it._

[@maliwoodtalks]

@@devin11007 exactly. Negropeans

You’re very knowledgeable my brother 👍🏾👍🏾

[@tammyt2429]

Thanks Oshay for the tough love sometimes the truth hurts… I felt it 😅Great topic and honestly points well taken. We need to do better!!

[@a1illustration658]

I loved this topic. When I came to Uganda East Africa, I made sure to showcase the beauty of my country. I showed pictures of me eating out at Uganda owned restaurants with my family & friends. I showed my family life. I showed the UG creative scene. I didn’t show any kids dancing or the slums. It’s like in London. I walk passed homeless people. I don’t get my camera and take pictures of them. This narrative will change. As someone who lives in the diaspora - this is one of my personal goals to change how the West view my country. I got the opportunity to shoot a feature documentary about Uganda. It will be available for the public to view in 2 years. I also shot some amazing 35mm photography stills showing the beauty of my country. I’ll plan to do a photography exhibition when I come back to Uganda, East Africa. I respect what Oshey, Jonita & DJ Maintain are doing for Uganda, East Africa and the Diaspora. Love & Peace Shakir J. Z. Rukoza Film Director & Photographer London, U.K. 🇬🇧 & Kampala, Mbarara, Uganda East Africa 🇺🇬

[@kasikwagoma6740]

A1ILLUSTRATION It is good that you want to show the west a different side to Africa, but I am afraid it will never change until there is a complete turn around in Africa. To begin with all the visa applications to flee to the west from Africa must decrease, the scenes they see on television of Africans dying in the sea to get to Europe must decrease. You said you see homeless people in London but never take pictures), yet the number of homeless are a minority, the majority have a home and in Africa the well to do are a minority and the not so well to do are the majority and the west knows this... Yet it is our inability to successfully run our own countries that is the most damaging. The west knows how corrupt and inept most countries in africa are. They see how most of these rulers go to the west for medical treatment, their children are educated in the west, shop in the west etc. So your documentary won't change that perception... The slums are still very present there, the endless wars that have displaced many and made refugees are still ongoing....what makes it so tragic is that Africans don't manufacture much, everything we like to buy and use is made elsewhere. From cars to clothes. How many Africans today own a company that is global in its reach? There isn't anyone. The west do of course, the Asians do and South Americans do. Asia has Samsung, Huawei, Toyota, Honda, LG, SHEIN. As a result they have influence because their reach is global. You know black women like having their nails done and most are run by Asians not us, we buy hair products from shops run by Asians not us, we buy our different food ingredients for African dishes from shops run by Asians, the largest supplier in England of African fabrics is run by an Asian not us. So this perception about our people not being able to do anything is very much alive because of things like this. Documentaries will not change a thing honestly until we fend for ourselves 100%.

[@koffi3415]

It is good to promote the country but not to impress europeans because we dont need their approval but the tide is turning for the better.

[@wambokodavid7109]

@@kasikwagoma6740 seriously..there are many companies that are global and are African

[@kasikwagoma6740]

@@wambokodavid7109 what are their names, tell us....i named the Asian ones, what are the African ones?? The phone I am using right now is a Samsung it is from South Korea. The television I am watching is Panasonic, it is Japanese. I would love to buy one manufactured by an African company, but they don't exist.... You see therein lies the problem with us, we live in denial. Denial that we have a problem, so our problems persist and the condition of the African is not changing. For me the only hope I see that Africa has is in a country that is not even my own.... That country is called NIGERIA. If Nigerians can allow the right leadership to take charge, the Nigerian people are the ones who will build global corporations that all Africans can be proud of and say yes. Do you know how proud Asians feel when they are in the top table of global rankings? It boosts their confidence and stand tall to compete with and even overtake some western countries. Just look at the rich list of countries 2 Asian countries are in the top 3,they are China and Japan... India is also represented, Brazil is also in the top 10 representing South America. Africa is nowhere on this list. We ourselves are the only ones who can clean up Africa, nobody else can.

[@ptolemeeselenion1542]

This podcast was pure gold. And I literally meant it. From now on, I won't hear any of Jackson's naysayers and detractors that want to ridicule his work just for the sake to ridicule his work. I recognize people who means business when I hear one. I've been listening to people like him since age seventeen.

[@ofafrica2186]

Great convo indeed

[@morpheusreign7299]

I’m 57 yrs old and been around a bit watched slot of things change and I changed things and at the beginning of the clip prior to the introduction.. He wasn’t there to play…the look on his face said it all.. …Shay is with the Shitz !!

[@lilacer6841]

Japan was supported by US to rebuild. Toyota is Japanese Oshea. Also Japan was allowed to have protectionist trade policies that is how they industrialised. Russia is exceptional. If you know the history of Russia you would know why they are so resilient

[@r01dtox15]

We didn't help Japan.... As a matter of fact.... After WWII, during the occupation _(1945 - 1951)...._ We were destroying all of their Industries _(Airplanes Manufacturing, Ship Building, Steel Industry, Military Industries, etc,)...._ We took all of their Gold and Silver Reserves and even their Ancient Imperial Relics.... And in 1952 Treaty of San Francisco, We took $50 Billion of their Foreign Assets to pay for Marshall Plan.... We took all of their top Scientist.... One of their Nuclear Scientist got Noble Prize while he was being held in US for his work in Physics _(1930s Nuclear Force Theory)...._ We were trying to destroy them from Inside. Despite all that.... They rebuilt their Ship Building and Steel Industry and basically decimated our Blue-Collar Workers in Shipyards and Steel Mills by Mid 1960s.... In 1971, Nixon took US Dollar off Gold Standard because our industries couldn't compete.... Toyota was a joke until the middle of 1970s. In 1905, Japan Destroyed Russian Navy _(Pacific Fleet and Baltic Fleet)_ and pushed Russian Army all the way to Siberia.... It sparked the 1905 Russian Revolution.

[@mikecarlton9000]

Exactly, Europe still meddling in Africa today. Just look at gadaffi, Patrice etc. However, O'Shea is right. It's their job to oppress us, so they will do what they do and don't stop. So it's up to blacks to find their way. Even if it means getting the help through trade with china and Russia. Africa needs to focus on knowledge which includes real Africa history and also invest in war arsenal.

[@canadianbrotv1303]

Who gives a dame we are black , we can work togeather i dont care what other groups did.

[@ronn3988]

Im sorry but black folks are thinking about themselves right now.

[@theoperative3988]

​@@canadianbrotv1303 Collectively black folk aren't doing it, just bumping along at the bottom and that's where they'll stay if they don't give a fuck.

[@fitnessfromthediaspora6454]

The image of Africa that we all (from the west) grew up seeing on 📺 is one completely different from what we now see leaving 🇺🇸 🇬🇧 for the first time. The negative image of course is meant to distract and detach us from each other.

[@Armed-Forever]

Africa is backwards, not even 1 black country is 1st world

[@fitnessfromthediaspora6454]

@@Armed-Forever well what was England and America before it stole tea, sugar, cocoa, gold n diamonds, and millions of people to produce cotton products?

[@humanbeans5474]

It's also meant to demoralize us and target African children. That's why an African kid always has mucus trickling down their nose with a fly on their face. This is psychological warfare. Just because blacks refuse to acknowledge that whites have actively been waging war against them ALL THIS TIME doesn't mean it's not happening. Whites are not racist by default they are not born like that. All this is deliberate lmao. Everytime y'all see some INTERNATIONAL charity organizations using BLACKS as the face of neediness call them out for being the racist fuxks they are. Flood the comment section of the IMF tell them you know they are economically draining Africa literally forcing African countries to take loans. Imagine they force😭. This is war. Just because most blacks don't want to accept it doesn't mean it isn't. This is war y'all(Africans n blacks) too complacent with sth that is war. Blood doesn't have to be shed. But everyone should know what time it is.

[@fitnessfromthediaspora6454]

@@humanbeans5474 Good response man..I am with you. Especially when it comes to speaking up for "us" we should be lighting up the comment section with facts and data but also speaking out every where that we can. Other communities don't tolerate outsiders disrespecting their communities. There is certain info that is factual and actual about certain communities and if you say it on here there's a penalty you'll pay for being "too truthful" That's an example of ppl with power not letting you speak "ill" of them.

[@phillyyardyvibes808]

Concur

[@africanglobalnomad]

ODJ is spitting facts! Didn’t come on the show to play with y’all 😂. Thanks to the panel - food for thought 👍🏿

[@Penny-zl3dn]

Are you free from white money

[@maureenwm]

Great discussion as a Kenyan who lived in the US and returned home, these are questions that I've asked myself.

[@Shonuffmann]

I'm panafrican myself, but that's one thing that's kind of irritates me from going full force in Africa. I been to the motherland before (Kenya), and I had a Kenyan fiancee at one time. One of the biggest things that we would debate about is our stances on WY-T help. She saw them as helping Africa, but I saw them from who they really are. But she got on me on one point: why aren't black Americans coming to build like the WY-T are? I didn't have a viable comeback. Black people are so scared of America (much less Africa) that they don't want to even VISIT. Idk what country where I want to end up at, but I know i'll spend my life in some country in Africa. Great show as always, KENGANDA! Kim the Comic would be proud!

[@Shonuffmann]

@Bigas Daddy I agree to an extent. A lot more brothers are going to those other countries for the women, that's true. To argue against you, I would have said that it's because those countries are in closer proximity to them than Africa, but then Thailand is even further than Africa, and ticket prices are roughly the same. But to say that those women are prettier than black chicks? I'll never say that personally. I'll never say that another group of women are better than my own, and neither should any other black man. I partially think it's because most african women from the continent are not going to let you f*** them and leave. They actually want marriage (not to say that women from other countries don't, but it's easier to access them with money). But despite this, although AA men should be at the forefront of African repatriation, it can't be just us. We need AA women too to help build. The more of our people that are willing to rebuild Africa, the better.

[@sakhu8945]

I’m investing in Kenyan stocks and that should help me build on the continent. Also looking into stockholders equity so I can get in on Africa’s wealth and ownership to their production. And it’ll help me connect to my African roots.

[@Shonuffmann]

@@sakhu8945 Absolutely! It's a start! Good luck to both to you!

[@EB-jf5oi]

You act like every White person is an elite. Random White people using their time to help others in bad situations is to be applauded, and is disconnected from warmongers and powerful people who seek to control and dominate. Your mentality will put off good Samaritans who will just start to become more insular

[@Shonuffmann]

@EB If wy-T people are coming to help Africa with good intentions, by all means. I'm not sure where you're from, but in America, the wy-T people that are here in America are NOT the ones in Africa. Now, of course, that still doesn't mean that all of them in America are evil because they're not. But all of this is irrelevant to the original point, which was African Diasporans not supporting Africa like they should.

[@XPLifeNow]

Great discussion! Are there any summits or events in Uganda that brings great minds together for networking opportunities or think tanks to create clear objectives that work toward overall strategy? You guys are definitely doing your part.

[@noname-we1rf]

WOW OSHAY I'M SO GLAD SO GLAD TO SEE YOU DOING SOMETHING BESIDES TEARING DOWN BLACK WOMEN

[@Kenganda]

As you see I’m a cultural critic tearing down all buffooNery in the black world and if it’s womens behavior then I’ll deal with that also.

[@noname-we1rf]

@@Kenganda don't be so arrogant🤔.but God bless you 🙏I am so proud of you and the work you doing.you really are now the leader someone these BLACK MEN in the united SNAKES of america will follow.so ONE LOVE ONE AFRICA

[@blockavelli]

Oshay you were on fire today! Love the message! We have to do for self.

[@ggmb1032]

Thank you brother Oshay. You are very right. We are selfish, especially the people on the top. We can't keep blaming other people for our mistakes. We will never get any where. Oshay you are an asset to Uganda and all black community. Thank you. God bless you

[@borngreat-4-life930]

When are we going to change?

[@brendameteyer6377]

BUILD a SCHOOL, BUILD a NATURAL HEALTH CARE CLINIC, BUILD HOMES, BUILD STREETS/ ROADWAYS, BUILD PARKS with SOCCER FIELDS, PLANT TREES, BUILD MODERN FISH/ FOOD MARKETS, BUY SOLAR PANELS for THE NEW HOMES THAT YOU’RE BUILDING FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE VILLAGE, BUILD A MODERN AIRPORT, GROW SOME COTTON ON YOUR LAND and MAKE UNDERWEAR, WHITE COTTON T-SHIRTS, JUST DO IT NOW

[@akramahmed4881]

I’m I the only one who finds it absurd how they dare to come and act like saviours yet they are the one's that have caused this. It’s like someone stabbing you with a knife and then taking you to the hospital and acting as if they saved you.

[@EB-jf5oi]

Well I don't think randoms volunteering at homeless shelters and orphanages are not exactly elites or warmongers. Your way of thinking is dangerous as you lack nuance and reason

[@davidephratah5527]

They are evil angels.they breed black girls for stronger genetics. Very wicked and evil beasts

[@deamorebeaute2412]

​@@EB-jf5oi We don't need their help. Their presence on the continent is an act of war.

[@EB-jf5oi]

@@deamorebeaute2412 lol. You do know there are way more Africans migrating to Europe right and not contributing much worthwhile overall

[@ryufight7987]

Then you save them ?

[@angelanelson4283]

This is refreshing. Yes we have been constantly interfered with so that we don’t succeed. But we are healing and as we heal we should keep persevering

[@r01dtox15]

They do that to the other people too.... CIA and the West were doing that in Latin America, Caribbean Islands and Asia.

[@bocasdeltoro8670]

Brother in the orange shirt is a man of my own heart. I am so happy to have lived to see this awareness of and concern for African development by Africans on the continent.

[@jamesfaizon5376]

I understand what oshay is saying in a nut shell! Too many black people have a crab barrel mentality! Or a selfish agenda! I agree with this podcast! Some people can't handle the truth. So they won't agree and those who can understand the truth will know that what they're having this conversation about is absolutely correct! #Facts

[@karlettakelly1807]

This is why history is so important! The example of Japan after WWII rebuild was partially if not all was funded by USA taxpayers which includes black Americans tax$$$. The President was going to implement the same re-build system here in America that included Black America, but it was voted down by mostly Southern member of Congress.

[@r01dtox15]

After WWII, during the US Occupation period _(1945 - 1951)...._ US took all of Japan Gold and Silver Reserves and even their Ancient Imperial Relics.... And in 1952 Treaty of San Francisco, US seized $50 Billion of Japanese Oversee Assets to pay for US European and Asian allies.... And Japan had to pay extra compensation to Australia, UK, France and the Dutch.

[@r01dtox15]

In 1880s.... When the Europeans were trying to colonize Africa.... They and US were also trying to colonize Feudal Japan.... But Japan was able to modernize and by 1905, Japan went after Russia _(a White Super Power at that time)...._ It destroyed *Russian Navy **_(Pacific Fleet and Baltic Fleet)_* and pushed *Russian Army all the way back to Siberia....* The defeat sparked *1905 Russian Revolution....* In WWI, Japan went after *Germany in East Asia and the Pacific....* It defeated Germany and *took all of German Territory in Far East....* In WWII, *It destroyed all of European Powers in Asia....* It lost the War but *won the Freedom of all of Asian Nations.* The Pre-WWII System that the Japan used is what all of the successful Asian countries _(South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, China, Malaysia, Vietnam, etc.)_ are currently using or in the process of using.... That system is what African Countries should be learning.

[@bezii558]

I don’t feel like it’s completely our fault. I don’t believe we as a ppl wake up everyday WANTING TO be unproductive. I believe we have the MOST put in place to stop us from achieving at the rate as which we know we can as a people

[@bezii558]

I believe 90% of blacks people WANT to be able to help and give back; To not depend on state aid or any system, etc. most of us have had intentional road blocks thrown against us

[@macmen007]

Built entire cities and communities that were burned down in the U.S. by racist people. Had countlees lands taken by the same heathen groups, denied loans, education employment, medical, etc for centuries. The struggles continue in the form of refined WS.

[@r01dtox15]

Other people faced the same problems.

[@richburgh532]

@@r01dtox15 Stop trolling.

[@rakghana]

I really love this show. Great job 👍💯💖

[@davidcaldwell5420]

Oshay is a true pan-africanist. No doubt, with his kind of work ethic, he'll be well known all throughout the diaspora.

[@kurokaizen1889]

This was a great pod and I only caught it towards the end. Great job everyone🇯🇲🖖🏾

[@mugabedavid4845]

I pray our people wake up . And see the reality .

[@AB1B1]

Never understood why the ones who are already "woke" don't come together and start making ways. We do more trying to convert ppl to be woke than actually puting in the work for change.

[@Katebebe1]

The brother from the UK has a point: There are underlying reasons why we don't develop like Japa, India, China, etc. Shay is off base because his examples are all over the board. You can not compare building a podcast studio to building a school. No one cares about you building a podcast studio. Outsiders will have interest when you begin to build manufacturing plants for things that matter. Things that are going change generations. What do you think the CIA is for? Invite me to your podcast....

[@billygoat300]

Just subscribed. So thankful you're speaking these realities 🙏

[@billymaepa4576]

I think it's time we create an organisation that will move and unite us as black people from all over the world who's with me? I don't like discussions that end up in nothing we don't have to formalize it now...we can share ideas/resources/travel tips or help those who want to relocate to the motherland business opportunities etc trading amongst ourselves it's starts here LETS WALK THE TALK.... GREAT PLATFORM GREAT TOPICS

[@cindyburrows8393]

Once people become elite, they want to maintain the separation so they can feel elite. Seems to be a negative instinct when one becomes rich. The Bible talks about it. You have to fight it.

[@israelolupelumi8208]

I appreciate you guys for the issues you bring to light. Thank you.

[@Diomedes3000]

This was excellent! I really felt DJ Maintain's point, about the difficulty he had not having his work life set up for him when he came to Uganda. In the west we are so accustomed to working for other people. Even when we go to college we are jockeying for a high paying job. That mindset makes us not see and take advantage of opportunities. It's beginning to change though.

[@cold_north_tv]

Oshay is right 1000%, I like that he holds us accountable😎

[@koimucai]

Shame on them. CNN did the same as they highlighted how Kenyans does exams for American university students. They interviewed people from other parts but they had to report from the slums. They never mentioned anything positive about my beautiful country, they even blamed us for their cheating... Crazy 😂😂

[@ReeRee_Donita]

Images are used to peddle pretentious “aid”. It’s about the combination of the tragedy of ruination and the pathos of assistance. Those who take part in “poverty porn” are part of a moral economy where emotions and duty are its currency. These people know the psychological relationship between images and the heart. They’re very aware of what they’re doing.

[@Eddyke]

I like the guy in the red shirt. That's the right mindset

[@SHAWONFIRE]

I would have pointed out the difference between an official government in a foreign nation vs a group of individuals steadily manipulated surrounded by their oppressors within that oppressors nation. However Black People in America can still unite to purchase land in Africa and build with no excuse.

[@canadianbrotv1303]

This , same in Canada the money is there , people just dont want to move to make it really happen..

[@kushsakhu]

A discussion about Black people or African people without Yaw the creator and the children is Jacob AKA the Israelites is what I term a waging machine discussion as it simply goes round and round. To make sense of our treatment as people are ho were sold into slavery by other tribes is African to the white man, we must know who we are. The we can talk. Jah live ❤️💚💛🇯🇲

[@stevepolius-nx8ip]

Black❤this vid I’m so sick of it myself It pisses me off We got to wake up 👏🏾❤️👏🏾

[@alvintunstill5459]

Oshay you are wrong about one thing. The diaspora does not want their money to grow wings and fly away. They know that the whole system is corrupt and donations will not be used appropriately.

[@OshayDukeJackson]

You are right about that but still I can push back against that a little

[@alvintunstill5459]

@@OshayDukeJackson what that mean? " I can push back a little. I know that in Zimbabwe Southern Africa, the government wants you to make donations ' through them" and NOT direct to non governmental or charitable organizations.

[@Kenganda]

@@alvintunstill5459 that is very true. However, what about other diasporas that are developing outside of Africa? China's diaspora took them out of poverty. Africa's diaspora must create the same systems to boost the private sector. I'm not even Ugandan but things are developing even when I am gone so if I can do it, then they can also.

[@alvintunstill5459]

@@KengandaI know that IT CAN be done with us but you cannot make corrupt government officials change their hearts and show true love to their own under privileged people. They hoard money for themselves, families and cronies. So far, the problem has been identified. And yet, no solution.

[@africanglobalnomad]

@@Kenganda great 👍🏿

[@mikecarlton9000]

The money goes far in Africa. The most expensive things in any country are rent,utilities,travel, food. Ask yourselves why the " build the wall" people want to retire in Costa Rica, get their dentistry in Mexico, retire in Africa and Asia.

[@zimamassagetherapy7090]

The difference between all the other countries and cultures is that they were able to keep their cultures and religions. There Gods for the most part. The difference with the African is that we were stripped of our God, and or Spiritual systems, thus making us weak and divided. Now that we know better we must do better… those 400 years are DONE ✅ NO MORE EXCUSES!!! Never forget your pass because if you do, you will repeat it. It’s time to get to work now. No more excuses.

[@bnote1990]

Beautiful conversation - love this channel - subbed!

[@moejohnson829]

Very important to note, in comparison African countries are very young, most are about 60 years old. Very easy not to see the progress that has been and is being made in spite of the challenges. Most are by far unaware of the sophistication and commitment of efforts that go into to keeping Africa down by the west.

[@Mindbodysoultv01]

What’s amazing to me is Continentals clearly understands when the media shows their slums & ghettos as the norm being a misrepresentation BUT they cannot understand when this same thing is done to African Americans.

[@AL-ALady]

@Mind Body & Soul TV Exactly 💯

[@Silverbackugx]

ODJ...has finally found a way to express, the frustrations and hard reality truth building up for YEARS, without some people trying to cancel him..well done

[@donbrown2974]

O-Shay is correct. Ref: Walter Rodney How Europe Underdeveloped Afrika and William Lynch, "Lets Make a Slave." Great Show!

[@richesmethod]

This was a great conversation..keep it up oshay and the crew! Biggup

[@Demarcointuit]

Great conversation. I see that oshay is as passionate about Africa....

[@blockavelli]

Also can’t wait to see what you got going in Juba South Sudan.

[@ronn3988]

Focus on the positivity and everything will work for the better.

[@matma01]

Two things can be true at same time. Yes, Blacks aren't doing enough to build up their own communities/countries. However to compare slavery, colonization, and continued racism to Japan being bombed in their own homogeneous country is disingenuous.

[@TheAfrikanSuperstar]

Excellent topic. Shared. #Afrikansuperstar

[@trinilyfe4404]

Dam oshay went hard in the beginning 🤣

[@Warrior-Princess]

There were many good things said, but it’s still way more nuanced than Oshay is making it seem. He’s right about all the other cultures that have pulled themselves up “by their bootstraps”, AND black communities have done that as well. HOWEVER, whenever it had been done, immediately it was destroyed, Black Wall Street and the many OTHER Black Wall Streets that have existed over time. Where would black communities be today if they were not destroyed. The climate of our communities today is, your permitted success, AS LONG as you’re only doing it for yourself. The minute blks begin to organize on any large scale…. That’s where you begin to see the interference and the tearing down from externally. When it keeps happening over and over again, then that is why black ppl move under the radar, through private investment clubs and privatization! The problem to be solved is how to build and keep out outside destructive forces? Can you solve that problem???

[@papaphonzo8703]

This side of oshay I love to see truly passionate about his people.

[@jansah1]

O’Shea is sooo right in so many ways. WE have to stop playing the game by their rules and set our minds to rising up no matter the opposition. We’re too worried about their BS. THEY will keep do what they’ve been doing, until it’s no longer profitable for them. We need to create a new game and rise up.

[@polly8844]

Well said!!!

[@MegaDiva1999]

he's right and he's also wrong. He needs to stop shouting and pause to thinkand understand the contextof Black ownership more clearly

[@ExoticGTRX]

and the way to do that is keeping Elohim's (God's) commandments

[@javarwayman7085]

You have to work hard in order to move forward in life. This is why the free market is essential for any type of long lasting progression to take place so keep preaching Oshay!

[@musical_lolu4811]

The Nigerian civil war was probably the first time we saw images of children starving. That sorta kicked this whole thing off.

[@ronn3988]

They act like there are no burger kings,no pizza inns,no chicken inns in Africa.these people are sick.

[@Monster-ed4rp]

I understand y’all upset with the white man video of slums, but if he shows the wealth side of Uganda, how many folk are going to DONATE? NOT AS MANY. Why aren’t the wealth side of Uganda and or the Diaspora pooling together to eradicate our poverty side instead of trying to showcase that we have a wealth side but don help ours?

[@floydthompson8668]

The same thing is done in the United States, the worse most neglected areas are always used to define all of us.

[@africanglobalnomad]

Facts! What makes the situation in the USA better though is because the country has the entertainment industry especially Hollywood marketing the country as the place to be for humanity 😂. Most outsiders still are not aware of how dilapidated certain parts of the country are. That said, SSM especially a few KZbinrs are venturing out in some of these places and letting everyone know that it’s not all milk and honey! Natural disaster are also exposing the inequalities eg Katrina - the world was shocked. It’s hard to focus on the blacks doing well in the USA 🇺🇸 because they’re are not that many and because they tend to follow (study, work, live, and socialize in the dominant culture’s spaces, it’s hard to feel their impact as most of the time, they are on the fringes as uninvited guests so most play a passive role - acquiesce to fit in

[@floydthompson8668]

@@africanglobalnomad You are absolutely on point!!!

[@coderdecoder5947]

I’ve been living in the USA all my life. I’ve never seen a decent or average black neighborhood. They are all slums and crime ridden. Please point me to one affluent majority black neighborhood.

[@henrysheppard3433]

Facts!!

[@njonjokibera9587]

But the neglected areas get redeveloped

[@eddiethorne6461]

Oshay,we black Americans own something in the USA,but we don`t own enough and we live to far apart across this nation.We have made a mistake not owning something like little Italy and China Towns.

[@Kenganda]

that is what I mean. We don't own enough.

[@africanglobalnomad]

@Eddie most black Americans live within close proximity to each other just like all racial or tribal groups including immigrants. This segregation is counterproductive and harmful and if majority of the people are not doing well, it becomes toxic!

[@eddiethorne6461]

,many young black Americans that have You-Tube channels say that integration was the worse thing that has happen to us.Doing the 1920`s black Americans controlled 30 city blocks in Tulsa,Oklahoma.Some white people bombed or blew it up because they didn`t not want to see successful black business owners and black who were independent to them and not still slaves for them.A segregated China Towns all over the world has served the Chinese very well.They put business first and not trying to be assimilated into other races first.We have failed to understand that we can not make people accept our race if they do not want to@somebody.

[@wovenbythemosthigh253]

They completely missed the understanding that if they were the ones to do for their own people, they would control the narrative of their people. It's simple marketing strategy, showing the underserved secures resources to complete the mission. Showing a rich country is counterproductive, it doesn't make sense. We have to stop making excuses for ourselves and fight as we have thus far to keep advancing. I believe to some degree, the mind set per our leaders, is that it's easier to let other's do the work.

[@1jonbarnes1]

Thank you Dj, for speaking facts.

[@donbrown2974]

Brother, You're on Point. We're overly enclusive to the exclusion of Afrikans.

[@cantgetright888]

This was good both had points 👉 I understand what oshay was saying but dude on the left side in the black shirt hit it off🔥🔥🔥🙌🙌🙌

[@soindifferent_]

We were raised to be consumers! Hit the nail on the head. The value system is that of consumerism. The manufactured self-image is seen as poor and of low value while at the same time spending trillions. It’s all psychological. Appreciate the conversation.

[@brotherkareem181]

This man at the 11:35 mark said we don’t do anything for our people. This man don’t know history or just ignoring history.

[@openranks4519]

Elaborate or stfu🤡

[@joshlikings7437]

Oshay is the realest dude on show

[@azaniauniverse5838]

Thank God for KZbin, the Diaspora will wake up. Africa can be transformed in a flash. We just need to have more of these conversation on a regular.

[@tinman6182]

Both are right we don’t do anything for our own people and others tear down blacks when we do start building for our people. I’m looking to change narrative when opportunity presents 13:04 it self.

[@davidyeshurun5448]

I learn a lot from the difference of opinion of you two brederens, we need to voice our different experiences to come to a unifying solution, good job.

[@ricardomcgowan5329]

Love the program keep it up "Fam"👊 greetings from Jamaica🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@charliejackson6124]

Mr. Jackson is speaking truth to the it does need to change where we don’t see the sacrifice as having value but be worthless. The sacrifice truly has value. Thank you for putting that out into the universe.

[@sasbridgecloserstudent]

I agree with both men. Two things can be right at the same time, and I believe it is in this issue. I don't believe if we were at the top we would oppress other groups. That is not our nature. This may sound arrogant but if there is no knee on our neck, collectively we would rise to the top naturally. The problem is making sure we do not betray ourselves, stay alert, and stop being passive to those who set traps for us which allows others to come in take over.

[@joeyicepick858]

Let's get one thing straight..Any time we get a positive movement that looks like it can succeed,the others send in the big guns to destroy it..see they have planned for any mishaps that might interfere in the plan..war is the only thing that brings peace...the one we looking for..

[@RPNDWORLDWIDE]

Excuses will keep us down. The “It’s all our fault” psychology whether right or wrong can only take us forward. No excuses. The excuses are cowardly.

[@BigCthe1]

I'm with oshay it's our fault it's time to blame ourselves it will benefit us more than blaming everyone else even though the brotha is right we receive an immense amount of pushback in comparison to other groups..but so what we give up? NO!!

[@onyangoarnold1923]

Oshay speaking facts. gotta love it

[@sstillgar8814]

Yo! This is a really great podcast. Keep doing what you’re doing guys. We need to have these conversations and our people need to treat each other better, because when push comes to shove we’re all we’ve got. Mwabale nyo banange, ela mbagaliza bulungi byoka🙏🏿

[@chenayisupiya357]

Well done young man Oshay your really stepping up I love the unity Ezekiel 37 The two sticks will be one These are the issues ,we have the solutions. Within us. Every problem in our continet is a business Solution. Blessings

[@MrDennis5912]

ODJ good to see you hear. You are spitting facts. If we were ok then no one will be coming to africa to fix things. Also if they don't show the broken system how the hell will people see the need to fix it? Yes showing slums to the world makes us look poor but it's true and truth hurts. We need to own our flaws and start fixing them instead playing victims.

[@amaechinaokerenkwo6579]

We can still make Africa work for us while people are afraid of us and still can't do without us . Let's forget them and love ourselves. We have the power to change things.

[@HOBBYMONEY]

That dude is right! THOSE people destroy EVERYTHING we set up...but like Osha said, we MUST always get up, brush off, and rebuild. We need to come together financially and in other ways...we MUST find a way around THOSE PEOPLE'S crap.

[@scorpionoir4952]

I want to leave the United States and would love to live in an African nation. I'm working on it and it will happen.

[@AskTheAdjutant]

Great conversation! Keep up the good work!

[@tula_tracey]

We barely do anything for our families

[@tonysmith5052]

Idi Amin is what you need to study. Idi Amin showed Africans the way. Idi Amin got rid of all the foreigners.. so Africans can concentrate on Africans without interference.

[@r01dtox15]

Idi Amin brought the Pan-Arabs in to help him fight the Christians Tanzania Nyerere and M7.... Even PLO Arafat was helping him.

[@navosesay3188]

They do it even in our churches in America 🇺🇸 They act like they are coming to rescue us. It’s skin deep and we will never change their concept.

[@davidephratah5527]

Evil angels. A serpent is a deceiver by nature

[@dorianhendricks8730]

I love this discussion we as a ppl needs to fight through the barriers because if we don’t who’s going to do it for us

[@carleanahauffe6228]

I agree that if we all come together and donate to building schools or clinics or homes we can do it. Peace and Power

[@virtuouswoman4life555]

I am in my 40’s and I had never seen an African city until 2019 on You Tube. I don’t like a defeated mindset. Truth is our people do not prioritize economics.