Why do Immigrant Blacks outperform American-born Blacks

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@allofshope 2 ай бұрын

This is an excerpt from a much longer convo that provides more context to this clip. Here’s the link to that for those who care for context and have 1hr 35 mins to spare. 🙏🏾 kzbin.info/www/bejne/oaq3coObdt1gbLMsi=69JNoEx-UvtCh5us

@BlackFreemen 2 ай бұрын

Not sure how you believe that you outperform us. You comparing yourselves to the ghetto and never compared yourself to the affluent ones that actually had to shed blood, sweat and tears to get what was already owed to our ancestors. Just imagine if Black Americans fled instead of fight for the liberty you enjoy without being on the frontline.

@binkybijou 2 ай бұрын

They may have their chance to be on the front line given some want to take us back to Jim Crow days.

@skribe 2 ай бұрын

statistics thats how

@BlackFreemen 2 ай бұрын

@@skribe those stats are definitely skewed. Y'all ain't coming close to what my people achieve. Keep comparing yourselves to degenerates to make yourself feel more confident. Black Wall Street is bigger than you think. Them folks stay sending y'all off with misinformation.🤦🏾‍♂️

@dominichoward4833 2 ай бұрын

@skribe OK let's look at stats: BA purchasing power is 1.6 trillion equal to the 6 highest african countries combined. The best of africa fled to America so you are comparing the top 10% to a whole nation and bragging about it. Sounds foolish

@shhh_listen7524 2 ай бұрын

They’re not pulling Africans out the slums to come here for the most part and when they did they was in the streets heavy. So the data is skewed showing your countries best and brightest. Most were former business owners / come from at least middle class and educated prior to coming. The family structure wasn’t destroyed and they have a strong community once they arrive here. Can’t compare the two. Compare yourself to the other groups of immigrants with strong insulated communities that arrive with similar circumstances. Better yet compare college educated Africans / business owners to college educated African Americans and business owners. The argument is silly.

@timy9197 2 ай бұрын

Came here to say this

@JoseVasquez-sp6kc 2 ай бұрын

Isn't this proof that the issue isn't current racism. Why would white supremacist care about which black person to discriminate against?

@skribe 2 ай бұрын

ppl in America let the victim mentality and entitlement stop them. for some reason they think hard work isnt necessary to get where you want, the immigrants accept they have to work hard which is why they get farther faster

@tiredox3788 2 ай бұрын

@@skribe I mean it's really who you know than hard work a lot of times in America.

@BjtheLawyer_ 2 ай бұрын

@@skribewhy can’t immigrants work hard in their native countries, if all it takes is “hard work?”

@saucejones4230 2 ай бұрын

Without our freedom struggle immigrants wouldnt be here. We fought bled and died for your rights before u got here. This is disrespectful to the ADOS community. If Nigerians perform so well why is Nigeria in the shape that its in?? We didnt leave the contry we built to talk down on others when they paved the way.

@rogergambrell7492 2 ай бұрын

The political elites used CIVIL RIGHTS to promote immigration which benefits the immigrants and the wealthy elites. The Black establishment (social and political elites) is part of the problem. Black leaders lie about racism and villify black conservatives who celebrate FREEDOM and OPPORTUNITY while so-called Democrat-Liberal black leaders continue to push the race narratives. The immigrant focuses on building family and community, while American blacks focus on politics, race and government handouts. This mess started towards the end of the Civil Rights movement when Liberals lead the messaging in the black community away from the male-led (traditional) familiy, feed welfare and feminism to the black community. We have not recovered!

@houseofvenusMD 2 ай бұрын

This is very one dimensional. The Civil Rights movement was international. Africans fought for decolonization which had international implications starting in 1945. ADOS/FBA began fighting in the US to fix specific US policy. It was two-sides of the same struggle. Your last statement is equivalent ot saying "If Chinese immigrants people perform so well in the US why is China in the shape that is in??" The answer is because of the policies of the CCP, the conditions in most countries has little to do with the people of said countries and everything to do with the politicians. Imagine someone saying "if FBA are so great why is Flint, Michigan the way it is?" The answer is because of politicians and a broken political process. It doesn't reflect on black people in Flint.

@saucejones4230 2 ай бұрын

@@houseofvenusMD ADOS is not associated with FBA. There is an existing lawsuit on this issue currently. The civil rights movement in america provided a pathway for not just africans but all immigrants. That doesn't exist in Nigeria for ADOS. (If so enlighten me) We've also included all diasporans in our current policies that were fighting for (see the ados black agenda). Are you saying that china and nigeria are similar in respect to influence or gdp or military?? Its not remotely close. What is the literacy rate in Nigeria is it comparable. How as an Nigerian immigrant do you speak negatively on the group that built the country you have opportunity in?? Where is the respect for those that paved the way for your opportunity?? The difference between our politicians and those of other african or Carribean nations is that those countries are majority african or Carribean. Thats not the case in America. We are the only group of African Descendants that have existed in a country (for multiple centuries) where we are not the majority. There is no comparison in the two.

@CamKingHaymare 2 ай бұрын

@@houseofvenusMDyour argument is false as hell 😂. You can't compare Chinese immigrants to African immigrants😂😂😂 Last time I checked China is the second richest country in the world show me in modern times a African countries has ever been top 5 in the richest country. Chinese immigrants make up over 50 percent of the wealth compared to other immigrant groups. Not one African countries has a GDP of a trillion that's a fact.

@sixthsensethaproducer5190 2 ай бұрын

This is what happens when you are a tether and don't know anything about black american history

@streetpresencelewis9648 2 ай бұрын

These conversations are stupid once you start traveling the world . Afro America's is the native class here. Everyone does better than us, but everyone is not American or doesn't have history here like we do. Something I learned from traveling is to never compare yourself to the native class because your experiences are not the same as the newcomer.

@haatpraat2993 2 ай бұрын

I'm Black British (Caribbean descent). Black immigrants to the USA should remember they have a life in the USA because of the hardships and suffering of Black Americans. Black Americans paved the way for others to succeed.

@allofshope 2 ай бұрын

True, and I would love to see more Black American walk the path that their ancestors paved...the same path that many immigrant communities are walking.

@choco.es.unlimited 2 ай бұрын

Amen

@Genofmd 2 ай бұрын

Yes and a lot of immigrants feel the same way boomers do about other generations such as why can't they do it? When the way has been paved

@BlackFreemen 2 ай бұрын

Many don't know how the Bill of Rights and the 13th, 14th Amendment became extended to others. The Dredd Scott vs. Sanford Supreme Court case is one of thousands of accomplishments my ancestors achieved which led to the liberties and success of the America we have today. Black Americans fought in every war and their labor is what gained wealth for the US Government to even distribute resources to others who never put in the work

@choco.es.unlimited 2 ай бұрын

@@allofshope you should be happy you're in my country. We're doing fine

@3d1k3 2 ай бұрын

2 questions... 1. is there anyone successful in the 3rd world countries where you guys come from? If the answer is yes (and it is) then that proves that its possible to be successful where you came from. 2. If its possible to be successful back home and you have so much integrity snd work ethic, then you shouldnhave got it popping where you are from. Then I'd be impressed based on your metrics.

@TsumbuUmba 2 ай бұрын

Question: Why the comparison? There are many African/Black Americans who do very well for themselves in Ghana and many other African countries. The Ghanaian KZbinr @WODEMAYA has made several videos about very successful Black Americans in Ghana and The Gambia etc. But I've never heard anyone mentioning or being proud that these African Americans outperformed the locals. I am Congolese American and I am currently living in Kinshasa. The Lebanese, Indians, Chinese and other immigrants usually do very well and control a big part of the economy actually. So I am quite certain that if say, 10 thousand African Americans were to relocate to the Democratic Republic of Congo, they will do very well for themselves despite the many challenges and difficulties the DRC has.

@mccranky2 2 ай бұрын

Out perform in what? All I see them doin is comin to where I work lookin for free $$ to pay their bills, drivin cabs and working in small restaurants, while alot of them look down their noses at so called black ppls. When they come to get their rent paid ..they be lookin at me all funky and then when they see I'm the one they have to go through ..then here comes their fake ass smiles. True shyt.

@IggySweezer 2 ай бұрын

Dude, you could not have come here if it was not for Black Americans paving the way, if we didn't fight for our rights YOU would not be here, and HOW are you doing better than us? I'm waiting for the answer.

@ryanortiz8439 2 ай бұрын

Statistics. Did you pave the way for other black people to come here and have freedom?

@down-b8197 Ай бұрын

@@ryanortiz8439 Yes... You should look up the immigration exclusion act and what was gonna happen if we didn't step in the way.

@ryanortiz8439 Ай бұрын

@@down-b8197 I’m talking about her or you specifically. What did you do?

@down-b8197 Ай бұрын

@@ryanortiz8439 How can u an outsider speak on us when u and ur own did nothing to earn these rights besides get on a plane? Ur proving it was a mistake and we should've always only focused on ourselves.

@ryanortiz8439 Ай бұрын

@@down-b8197 What did you do?

@Rantitoutloud 2 ай бұрын

I feel like i should say something as a Nigerian born in Nigeria, moved to the states with my family at age 11. Bro this is not a fair position to speak on. First of all why is there not an African American person there to defend themselves. Yes to many things you are saying but we need to stop having these convo when our FBA cousins are not in the room. There are some things we as African immigrants can learn from our FBA friends and vis versa. In my humble opinion, I would say most FBA's are focused on ownership and uniting black people and the continent. Most African immigrants are focused on making a good and stress free living where we can contribute and benefit from the society we call home.

@allofshope 2 ай бұрын

Our stories are very similar. Also born in 9ja and moved to Canada at 11. Although I’m in and out of the US a lot . At any rate, thanks for commenting. 2 things; - Devin is an African American - This is an excerpt from a much longer convo that I think provides more context, and echoes some of the sentiments you mentioned. Here’s the link to that if you’ve got 1hr 35 mins to spare kzbin.info/www/bejne/oaq3coObdt1gbLMsi=69JNoEx-UvtCh5us

@tok1879 2 ай бұрын

@@allofshopebruh, this freedom and opportunity that we're enjoying here, that we can't enjoy in Nigeria, is off the blood, sweat, and tears of a people. You need to show some appreciation and respect for this.

@Rantitoutloud 2 ай бұрын

@@allofshope But Devin in the video said he is Carribean American. I'm still referring to the FBA (Foundational Black American). I'm Nigerian American and I interchange that with also saying I'm African American too but I'm certainly not an FBA and that representative was missing in the room. I will save the link you shared so I can watch the video at a later time.

@sammyD62 2 ай бұрын

@@Rantitoutloud coming from someone descending from ancestors enslaved by President Andrew Jackson, and their son, my 4x grandfather who was enslaved by Stephen F Austin and was literally at the signing of Texas' Declaration of Independence AND who owned much of the land that is now Round Rock, TX but who's land was stolen through oppressive business swindles and out right theft; I must say thank you for checking this nonsense and lack of representation when delving into Black Freedmen's politics. Also being a brother from a zip code with the LOWEST life expectancy in America (76104), but who has an Honors degree in philosophy from a prestigious university, taught Existentialism on the university level, and now is a self-taught cloud engineer/Solution Architect, the hard work and determination to get where I am is directly from the fight and spirit of my FBA heritage and community.

@Rantitoutloud 2 ай бұрын

@@sammyD62 I know so many FBAs like yourself and we would love to hear more of your stories so immigrants can learn something different from the misinformation that we were fed when we migrated here.

@BjtheLawyer_ 2 ай бұрын

If Nigerians so great. Why Nigeria still a developing country? 😂

@allofshope 2 ай бұрын

Combination of systemic barriers and bad individual choices made by our community. Doesn’t have to be either or. It’s both and.

@BjtheLawyer_ 2 ай бұрын

@@allofshope so, let’s bring it home. If there are systemic barriers that have held black Nigeria as a country. Don’t you think there have been similar barriers oppressing black Americans as well? In fact, FBA have been oppressed far longer & under harsher conditions than the peoples of Nigeria. Nigerian colonization didn’t start until the 19th century. However, FBA were being enslaved in the U.S. starting in the 17th century. Really you shouldn’t be having this conversation because the U.S. is not your country nor your group of people. Not sure why you felt the need to speak on us? Two uniformed people having a convo is grossly unproductive to say the least. Go check out my page & maybe you will learn something! 🙏🏾

@thegod4513 2 ай бұрын

@@allofshope This is pure CAP. Black Americans are the wealthiest black people in the us. The wealthiest black Athletes are all black americans: Jordan, Lebron, Mayweather. The weatlhiest black billionaires are ALL black Americans.

@thegod4513 2 ай бұрын

@@allofshope Yall are lazy.

@thegod4513 2 ай бұрын

They are lying because they believe that model minority myth. They believe in lies. First, it's funny that they really think do better than black american but it's even funnier that they think they are doing better than white americans: who are the world's wealthiest demographic. These people are delusional.

@sammyD62 2 ай бұрын

Coming from someone descending from ancestors enslaved by President Andrew Jackson, and their son, my 4x grandfather who was enslaved by Stephen F Austin and was literally at the signing of Texas' Declaration of Independence AND who owned much of the land that is now Round Rock, TX but who's land was stolen through oppressive business swindles and out right theft; I must say this conversation is full of nonsense and shows a lack of representation when delving into Black Freedmen's politics. Also being a brother from a zip code with the LOWEST life expectancy in America (76104), but who has an Honors degree in philosophy/Western Intellectual Tradition from a prestigious university, taught Existentialism on the university level, and now is a self-taught cloud engineer/Solution Architect, the hard work and determination to get where I am is directly from the fight and spirit of my FBA heritage and community. As to the truthless statement of "Why do Immigrant Blacks outperform American-born Blacks", this only is perceived this way because many immigrant blacks fall victim to the same con game put on many "Exceptional FBAs" which is the illusion of inclusion. Through this illusion, YTSupremacy has fooled many into being used as a buffer class between those who stole the wealth and those who's backs were and ARE used to build it. Hence the reason it's easier for that African to get a seat in the boardroom over the Freedman of America even when they have the same education level. They are simply more comfortable dealing with someone IGNORANT of the history and who will not hold them to task for it.

@HarveyWilhelm 2 ай бұрын

Maybe the reason has something to do with the end of your comment. Maybe you shouldn't try to hold someone who had never owned a slave for something they didn't do. Did you know a lot of white people fought and died to free the slaves my 6x grandfather died in that war. So maybe before you try to hold someone accountable you should find out where they stand. Would you want to take blame for something you didn't do? Don't let shit hold your back. Think

@anonnnymousthegreat 2 ай бұрын

Thank you my fellow FBA brother! 💁🏾‍♀️ i’m so tired of these immigrants riding on the coattails of us FBAs while in the same breath down us as if we don’t even belong in the US. It proves they don’t even bother to do full on research about our history and how it effects us till this day because of the system set in place that operated when our ancestors were enslaved is still be operated today. I also came from poverty in milwaukee, wi. All of my family are either in the medical field, the justice system, engineering or education. So they missed me with the bullsh!t.

@anonnnymousthegreat 2 ай бұрын

@@HarveyWilhelm It’s the system still in place that the slave owner descendants are still thriving off of is the issue. They may have not owned slaves, but they are still living comfortably off of the system that exploited slaves to expand their generational wealth. And i don’t see any of those descendants even trying to right the wrongs of their ancestors by continuing to deflect from and deny the fact that reparations should’ve been owed and never was paid to blk people. Of which could’ve given blk people the same advantages the oppressor descendants has, more blk americans would be doing just fine and we wouldn’t have to keep mentioning that slave owners descendants are responsible for not ending the cycle of oppression for the slaves descendants. Until slave owner descendants right the wrongs of their ancestors fully, they will continue hearing about how they are responsible for everything oppressive towards blk people in america.

@thegod4513 2 ай бұрын

@@anonnnymousthegreat They are lying. the wealthiest and the most prominent black people are BLACK AMERICANS. They only beleive this because they are comparing the wealthiest nigerians to the poorest black americans.

@gamingwhileitshot8040 2 ай бұрын

This a load of crap! I am a bahamian 🇧🇸 by way of Haitian 🇭🇹 parents. Where are these divisive titles putting us against each other coming from. This is the minority speaking, they don't speak for all immigrants. This is to just put us against each other.

@3d1k3 2 ай бұрын

This is such a silly comparison. Its like asking why do Football players in Alabama outperform Football players from Alaska. Would you say its because Football players work harder and have more hustle? No. The differences and nuance are obvious. No intellectually honest individual would stand behind this statement. Its a deeper conversation. But its not a popular narrative because it shattere world views.

@TheKing75691 2 ай бұрын

You can never outperform someone that you always trying to look like that doesn't make any sense...........and what are you doing to indicate that you're outperforming these people getting a college degree does not mean you're outperforming anybody who doesn't have one in today's world...................and where are these Nigerians located at

@chrisaguilera1564 2 ай бұрын

What is oppression to you, is opportunity for me. That's a truth the elected officials don't their constituents to hear because that's their power base. Keep the black man down, in fear and dependent on you while keeping their party in power. Keep it real brother.

@lamonttaylor5061 2 ай бұрын

I know people from other countries give them free money when they come here for college and housing. So be truthful and don't lie.

@shorts26 2 ай бұрын

They don't have to fight hard the Nigerians are given money and opportunities that we don't get when they come here so it doesn't matter and even if we're comparable with school or grades immigrants are treated differently and it is true if you're not from here you don't know

@tyroned114 2 ай бұрын

I agree. Most of the immigrants that come from Africa or another country from another continent are not the lowest economically of their country. Also, there is a level of acceptance and success if you are a immigrants that is bias to black americans. If your going to compare the one or two immigrants I can find the one or two american black person that finds success too. I say this as a black immigrant that did grow up in predominantly black community. I know i had some tangibles support that my peers didn't have.

@sammyD62 2 ай бұрын

@@tyroned114 💯🎯✊🏾

@curtis5852 2 ай бұрын

Everybody wants a free ride then have the nerve to think there better when there own country is trash SMFH

@allofshope 2 ай бұрын

huh? 🤔

@Xmen6000 2 ай бұрын

@@allofshope How Immigrants act standing on our Shoulders, The Creators of Culture Swag and More The one and only African Americans.. they never Marched Never Built HBCU or anything in the USA never fought in any wars but crappy restaurants...HBCU started in 1800 when you could not cross a border, "Remember African Americans We have Zero Allies!! not even Africa Typical goofballs in the Words of Ice Cube and Dr Dre "Hello" we started this immigrant/u aint human sh$t And this the motherf@#kin thanks we get?... Remember This African Americans Did not cross a border or get a J1 visa we are the only Race in America that did not ask beg crawl and sellout to be in the USA, meaning we did not want to be here Facts..and where are the African and Indians and The rest fighting for the country that brought them out of their crappy country??Zero Patriotic awareness just buy a Mercedes, try politics handful of asian Soldiers in the Army Navy Marines?? Keep your lips shut on who, what, we have done. just haters love everything we do steal everything we do.Africa has 700 years of being professional Beggars how many foreign Aid companies got to save you from your corruption? USAID,IMF WordBank,UN, Water.org Bill Gates gos on and on but you out workin African Americans That's Rich.. Give flowers or keep your visa lips shut I have been to Africa, India and china and it is a hot corrupt nasty mess Your Welcome!

@sammyD62 2 ай бұрын

@@allofshope "to think (They're) better when (their) own......." Yes, his usage of "there" is off, but don't act dumb to the point being made.

@allofshope 2 ай бұрын

@@sammyD62⁠Not acting dumb…and conjugation is not a big deal (it’s the internet lol). Just don’t understand the concept of wanting a “free ride”. Not sure how 3 jobs is a “free ride” 😅

@smoothsavage2870 2 ай бұрын

@@allofshope The "free ride" part is the fact that Black immigrants come here to enjoy the opportunities that they wouldnt have if it wasnt for Black American people fighting for them. Black immigrants didnt have to put any of the work in to get those benefits.

@colemanjr 2 ай бұрын

As an African-American, you are 100% correct. African immigrants always seem to find opportunities to excel. I've seen it for most of my life. I've seen it in my family as most of my male family members got caught up in the system and now have records. Now, on the other hand, there were some of us that saw the light at the end of the tunnel, we went to college and did good other things.

@allofshope 2 ай бұрын

Amazing! And of course, I'm speaking of statistics here not referring to every single Black American. Many like yourself, do in fact achieve great things. Just speaking to what the data shows in terms of the broader groups, and more specifically to the divisive ones who complain but aren't creating real value as to become undeniable. Congrats to you family!

@FatBoyAesthetic 2 ай бұрын

It's not African American. It's FBA

@jonathanrichardsonwundreamteam 2 ай бұрын

It's the mentality two different mentalities the african american mentality is still in some ways tied to the mentality from the past generations until that's broken and change, than the same destructive patterns will continue

@CamKingHaymare 2 ай бұрын

So tell us why is African countries got the poorest people on earth 🤔

@FatBoyAesthetic 2 ай бұрын

That's white supremacy

@lavelleandrae27 2 ай бұрын

Black American here looking for this Luxury. Also if anyone is better please create a nation that we want to immigrate to. 🙏🏾 Please

@wrede36 2 ай бұрын

This is full blown tether babble. We have heard all this goofy talk before. All lies by this tether.

@TsumbuUmba 2 ай бұрын

Well, it will only happen with more organization and more unity. Nigeria is called "The giant of Africa". But it will only reach the standard of living of say Singapore, if Nigerians, Nigerian Americans and Black Americans combine their collective skills. Forget the petty frictions, the social distance, pseudo rivalries and silly comparisons. It's time for a superpower black nation. Who in his/her right mind wouldn't want that? Most African countries would really benefit from the African Americans set of skills and expertise. The fact that they were born and raised in a corporate culture will make most of them excellent entrepreneurs if given the chance. There needs to be good government policies, very good public and commercial infrastructure and let the private sector composed of all the groups I've mentioned work their magic. Many will fail, but many will succeed...just like in America. In short: There needs to be a system created by blacks for blacks. Unfortunately, it's not the case in the US.

@wrede36 2 ай бұрын

@@TsumbuUmba Africans aren’t black so it will never work. Do it without us then we will partner.

@kingmaafa120 2 ай бұрын

Let me give you a story Yrs ago had this African brother who moved to states On a number of occasions actually 🛑 by the police.. ONCE HE STARTED SPEAKING ENGLISH WITH HIS ACCENT AND GIVE HIS INFORMATION either they’d get frustrated or simply give up ⬆️ some even took the time and complimented on his manners 😅 Let’s just say he was no angel but knew how to play the system esp obtaining that visa 👍 TBC Uganda 🇺🇬 ❤🦾

@ryanortiz8439 2 ай бұрын

True 🇩🇴 did not know the language and parents were not educated. But guess what? That did not stop for getting my college degree and my dream career. I’m not rich, but I’m on my way there.

@therealpillventage628 2 ай бұрын

We don't have the luxury of being comfortable in our own country and being proud of it

@skribe 2 ай бұрын

@FatBoyAesthetic 2 ай бұрын

We need what they owe.

@itstaevihs 2 ай бұрын

It's a cyclical conversation, rooted in the culture created during and after slavery. I recommend reading “Black Bourgeoisie” by Franklin Frazier. Growing up in poverty is one thing, but the demographic you're describing was bred and conditioned to be this way. Imagine how you’d be if your cultural identity was stripped away, replaced with degeneracy, and then the powers that be set you free and said, “Alright-go figure it out.” Why would people who were forbidden to read, beaten for trying to educate themselves, and bred to be ignorant suddenly appreciate education? I know you brothers don't mean any harm, but I encourage you to research.

@allofshope 2 ай бұрын

Very insightful. We certainly mean no harm and will continue to strive to grow in our understanding of what is certainly a complex topic. Adding “Black Bourgeoisie" to the reading list. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.

@vanessawestbrook6976 2 ай бұрын

I had a different perspective at first, but after taking some time to reflect, I came to a new understanding. I realized that maybe you seem to outperform Black Americans, but it could be because Black Americans are tired of being performative. Our mission as a community has always been about more than just getting a job, a degree, or a house. Our goal has been to completely dismantle the system that judges us based on race and its correlation to our performance rather than recognizing our basic humanity. We've been performing for generations in this country and have little to show for it. Our mission is much larger than just personal success. It has actually created many opportunities, but the opportunity to exist as human beings and be seen as individuals is a much bigger priority than being judged based on our usefulness to others. I believe African Americans have moved beyond that point. We have witnessed enough to understand that our mission transcends mere performance. You claiming to outperform us by Black American standards is not the same. You didn't start from the same position as we did. You left home - we never did. Based on this alone, how can you say you've outperformed us by OUR standards - not society's standards, but Black American standards?

@allofshope 2 ай бұрын

Insightful. Let me take some time to reflect no your points. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. Appreciate you.

@choco.es.unlimited 2 ай бұрын

Fake news, yoa tethers don't outperform us

@houseofvenusMD 2 ай бұрын

Certain ones do. Blacks from Europe and Africa outperform FBA and Black immigrants from the Carribean. Family stability (two parent household), english proficiency, and degree attainment (Pew Research 2018, US Census 2020).

@choco.es.unlimited 2 ай бұрын

@houseofvenusMD what Africans in europe? Ones selling things on the streets? You have millions of FBA millioniares. Show me the upper-class african immigrant neighborhood in America. Then show me them spread out in America. I'll wait

@CamKingHaymare 2 ай бұрын

@@houseofvenusMD😂😂😂 it's still over a hundred million of y'all living complete poor. Not one of those African family you talking about live inside a African country. Y'all will forever be workers n not innovators 😂.

@ikke2757 2 ай бұрын

@@choco.es.unlimited You do know that there are many Black people in Europe, right? "Ones selling things on the streets?"; that's a thing (White) racists would say! Nobody is saying there ain't FBA millionaires but the statistics are factual. You might not like it but facts are facts!

@choco.es.unlimited 2 ай бұрын

@ikke2757 show us the millionaire African neighborhoods in europe. I live in Spain and Miami. Trust africans aren't moving like that. Most sale shit in the streets

@dominichoward4833 2 ай бұрын

This nonsense has been debunked. You are rhe best of your country and the average or your country is well behind our average. Your best in total numbers (all immigrants) are several magnitudes less than our best. The model minority myth has to stop.

@thegod4513 2 ай бұрын

Exactly. Black Americans are literally the face of black excellence.

@roymalone 2 ай бұрын

Bush baby you're not like us

@allofshope 2 ай бұрын

😂 Ahhhh this summarizes so much of the issue.

@stanis8431 2 ай бұрын

My brother, I love your response. Stay true theybdont realise that innuendo doesn't mean a thing to us. Skin too thick for words to hurt. @roymalone, I wish you the best in your life journey. You are entitled to your opinion.