African American Visits Her In-Laws Namibian Village Part 2 

Thanks so much! I really appreciate the kind words and support :) A Netflix documentary would be AMAZING.

Thank you for spreading the word!

Beautiful!

+AfroAmericaninAfrica blessings my sister

+Judith Oneal Sister Africa is huge there is many country you can choose from most African American know Ghana, Nigeria, South africa this countries but there are more amazing countries you should visit Like Tanzania, Kenya, Gabon, Gambia, Zambia, Botswana but if i was African American and am planing to visit Africa my first choice woulda been, 1-Tanzania 2-Botswana 3-Kenya 4-Sycheles island

@@jakiizjambo994 my first choice would be South Africa. I want to experience the continent from a similar convenience as the US, while getting exposed to different African cultures and amazing diverse peoples. From there then move to any of the countries you mentioned.

While I am impressed with your move to Africa to marry and live there with your future husband, their is one question I have to ask. I saw the adjustments you will have to make to live in Namibia on many levels since I believe you mentioned that you were a Howard University graduate. I have noticed that numerous Black females in America will date and marry African men and make the type of sacrifices to maintain their marriages. But in America Black females are usually ready to bail out and jump the ship such as when the times become hard financially and other ways. Many seek divorce when their are drastic lifstyle changes in America such as you will be making in that nation? Whatever your reasons for making that move I commend you and pray for your marriage and life to have longevity and be very fruitful. I have thought of making that same move in the past but the places I was interested in migrating to had so much political instability. "Peace"

AlphaMale1 AFRICAN MEN ARE NOT LIKE AFRICAN-AMERICAN MEN. IT IS LIKE COMPARING APPLES AND ORANGES.

Grace Johnson Maam, I am not quite sure if your remark is meant as an insult but I shall ignore it because it sounds like you have experienced a lot of different men to reach that conclusion. In this type of format you may not even be a female but some white male troll. May I ask, to make that type distinction just many men both Black men in America and African men did you date and have long enough interaction with them to reach your conclusion?

afrikan men have a culture whereby african-americans spend the whole day hating on women and have lost their cultures as well.

Grace Johnson Judging by your name Ms. Grace Johnson it appears you lost your culture as well. It amazes me when I meet African's living in the Motherland who have European names! That stigma alone let's me know that they have ancestors who were forced to or did not know any better after the Black holocaust era of slavery to rid themselves of their ex-slavemasters names. The name one shows ownership to either your African lineage or which slavemaster owned you or your ancestors at one point in time. Also along with that name we find that millions of Africans claim to be Christians, the very same religious that was imposed on them or their ancestors during slavery or the colonial era. The African was taught by the oppressing exploiting slavemasters or white colonialist's that the African god's of their ancestors was evil, darkness, backwardness, barbaric and a host of other negative attributes to instill an hatred and disdain for anything African. Now we live in an era where many African nations have claimed independence yet still retain the European names and religions. Those two items are utilized by the European colonizers and neo-colonizers even this era to maintain control of those nations claiming independence. In reality they are nothing more than African neo-colonial proxies for the Europeans and Americans to continually exploit and steal the natural resources of Africa while the Black masses linger in poverty and despair. Yes, many Black people in the USA are very ignorant of their culture. But the culture of Black people in America was diabolically attacked by this government whose sole purpose is to divide and maintain control of us all. I assume you are not a student of Black history in America as to the chain of events that took place starting in the 1960's when the many of us rose up against the racist oppression, tyranny, marginalisation, disenfranchisement and subjugation we still endure since the end of chattel slavery in America. Instead of working with the Black people seeking freedom, justice and equality, the US government attacked Black liberators using mainly terroristic police tactics such as jailings, killings and exiling along with numerous other means including overt and covert tactics against many of us Black freedom fighters, particularly the leadership. Personally I was still a teenager when I stood up and pledged to liberate my people or die trying and I have not broken that pledge to this very day. Time and space will not continue what I would like to address to you Ms. Johnson so I ask that you go to the website of an organization known as: Afrocentricity International which a secular global African organization that promotes Pan-African unity where ever we are as African people. Where ever we are Ms. Johnson we have been damaged by white colonialism and racism and attacking each other will not change the pain whether we are in the Motherland or in the diaspora. In your brief condemnation of Black men in America I felt your pain and hurt and me becoming defensive will not alleviate your pain. It is true their are many issues Black people in America are afflicted with just as their are in Africa. Unity is the key to overcoming those issues, not more division and strife. Check out this organization. info@afrocentricityinternational.org, also www.afrocentricityintrnational.org. "Unity is our aim; Victory is our destiny!" "Peace"

Thanks so much, I really appreciate you saying that :)

Sava, I believe it's you whose also obsessed with Black And Sexy TV? I always notice your comments! LOL

AfroAmericaninAfrica Yes, it's definitely me sister! haha! I love that channel their series are off the chain!

Sava Yes, I love them too! They're really doing awesome stuff over there!

AfroAmericaninAfrica Yes! Finally a black media outlet who can get it. Issa Rae too has reasonably good content!

I agree, it's a refreshing perspective! Thanks so much for the support!

Have visited Sierra Leone twice back in the 80s. Feel so sorry for those people; first the war and now Ebola. Liked the people (mainly Creoles) and what I saw of the country. The families were strong, supportive of each other whether they had money or not. My trip to Africa was a dream come true, ,just to see Africa. Black people, if you get the chance to see Africa, please go. I can't encourage you enough!!!!!!!

You're welcome, all the best, it's a fantastic nation!

Thank you! Appreciate the encouragement!

Thank you so much! I really appreciate the kind words :)

Thank you!

Thank you!

+MADAM WITTY CHAT BOX TV Thanks so much, will do!

Fredrika N I laughed too. she was so cute and humble

wow what an experience.

Niiice, have a great time!!

+Ndeapo Maria Thanks so much!

Thank you!

thank you!

+Nawhia Lloyd You're welcome, thank you for watching!

It was very helpful.

On the way! Lots to share :-)

+Emily Henderson New videos up!

Definitely, not a problem, I think I'll do a video on this :-) Thanks for the question!

You're right! I've only been in OR Tambo airport so far!

Yes, they're SOO heavy!! Thanks so much!

Hi! Thanks so much! Not yet, but I'm working on it! I'll keep you guys posted :)