We need more people to subscribe to this channel so it can grow and get the wider audience so our people in the US can know the real Africa, not the lie that is portrayed on the media.
Let's build africa together as black ppl,Europeans are here with no intention of going home in europe.Y not u as sons and daughters of the soil of africa not come here and invest
@@thandomntungwa6697 Bro. I think we can aspire to be a borderless Africa. And I hear your point. Our government does need to uplift South Africa's poor before we can be open to refugees. And there is a great deal we can learn from our fellow Africans from Somalia and Nigeria. We need to fix our state first for the people first though just to emphasize my point.
@@mrsoshadabaadman when we were in the struggle we fought to share amongst ourselves... Till my kids can afford better I can't my brother the borders are very important, we need people that share in the ideologies of the freedom charter, Nigerians Somalians Tanzanians don't...
@@gibson2675 Funny Question ! What happened to black people in Tasmania .why are black people minority in New Zealand be and Australia. Why is the Palestinians land shrinking by the day have nerve. Did you hear about 9 yrs old Tamir Race short in the play ground within seconds of race soldiers arrival. You have nerve.. Esteemed yourself lucky. Pray Daly we are not like you..
Seeing your interview(s) have put SA on my list, near the top. Some of the major things I’m looking for is the infrastructure, cost of living, ability for potential dual citizenship, and an outlet to the sea (for business and security issues). SA checks all these boxes. With your background, you give an unique perspective on the environment too. Thanks. I like how you and your family move Blackman. Peace!
I love how you actually say South Africa specifically the name of the country. That Africa is just one country is misinformed. It is an ideal to aspire to. But for now it's good to inform people that there are 55 countries.
There is a lot of platforms to tell our stories and educate ourselves, let's read books written by black people, let's buy black and help each other to move up the ladder. We need each other more than anything, in Africa we must be protected and feel safe as dark-skinned people. Welcome to SOUTH AFRICA my black brothers and sisters
Great content. I remember around 1986, I was about 10 years old. At the time living under apartheid, I thought black Americans were living without discrimination in US. I became aware of racism when Rodney King was beaten by white US policemen I think in 1991.
Sphamandla Mdluli:(Racism )Segregation was legal for a long time in the US. It was abolished in 1964 under the Civil Rights Act. Racial Discrimination was pervasive in the Southern States. Racism has been resurrected to another level since Donald Trump came into office. Too many police shootings of unarmed African Americans. Look on RU-vid for “Kareen Videos” where Whites calling police on African Americans for stupidness.
Have Dual Citizenship . Have both. After all we built what us called Anerica. Its really ours... our blood. Sweat, and tears were fundamentally instrumental in the building of that land.
Every African American who has ever been in the US army should move to Africa and help build the foundation for fellow African Americans to make the move to the motherland. That's how the Europeans are currently doing in Africa. Every white European business owner in Africa has a military background. Free advice thank me later.
I saw him at the mall of Africa near some expansive shop taking a vid with a lady on his side was like he not from here his still new then continued on my way to Checkers with my sister Welcome home brother you gonna get to realise that the lies you being told about my country it's all lies you gonna enjoy here no cop will pull a gun on you and no cops will called you, you free here, feel free brother relax and enjoy your life you're home
You guys have shed some much needed light about the misconceptions people have about our beautiful Nation of South Africa I appreciate that and appreciate the love you have shown for our country much love from Midrand Glen Austin not too far from waterfall city maybe we will meet in the mall of Africa some time by chance.enjoy your weekend from Thapelo.
Most of south africans wanted to visit America when growing up and i guess even now we still wanna have that state feel. We mirrored you too much to let the opportunity pass by. I WANNA VISIT UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
South Africans seriously don't participate in any actions to overly welcome anywhere, we go about our own business like normal person... We welcoming but we normal, we seriously normal
Good video. I enjoyed the discussion. Very important conversation held here. But why does the other brother keep looking away to the side? Maybe he was distracted. Not a point of focus anyway. I'm glad this interview happened. One love.
Phil has had some shady and ugly things to say about SA in the past. He was one of the ones promoting the false narrative of "Chinese" police stations in South Africa. Going on and on without a stitch of evidence. never apologised.
African Americans don't know how much their African brothers and sisters loves them, I mean how do you hate your own? BELIEVE IT OR NOT SOUTH AFRICA IS THE BEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD. 🇿🇦
10:10 Nothing more infuriating than watching the rest of the world making riches from our continent and Africans in the diaspora not even considering us. Where are your franchises, we're tired of Burger King, Starbucks and McDonald's, where are black business?
Wow! That passive aggressive toxic masculinity comment by the interviewer about being a man was straight BS. I am a same gender loving black man who at one point was in a heterosexual marriage that produced amazing children. I AM A MAN! I am a BLACK COLLEGE EDUCATED, PROFESSIONAL MAN who happens to be homosexual. And this Black man has done what many other "straight men" won't do. I have set an example and sent all of my children to college, both of my sons were scholar athletes who played football and received ACADEMIC scholarships. I have fostered black children that some other "Heterosexual" man procreated but would not raise. This homosexual man is respected by his heterosexual sons and community. So please stop projecting your insecurity around your sexuality/masculinity, under the guise of being a "real man". A real man doesn't need to bring down another man to make himself feel like a man. Mark, I just started following you and LaTasha's channel and find it informative. I plan to move to SA in the near future and hope to become a part of the Black Expat network your videos represent. I hope you do not share the same bigoted views of the interviewer. As oppressed black men in the US, he should have more self-evolution and know better
S.A. Does not discriminate against homosexuality. Please do come. It's probably the only country in Africa that has legalized same-sex marriage. There are a few people who will discriminate against you the same as in any country but please know that the majority of South Africans look at the person and will judge you accordingly and not you're sexual preference. I definitely hear the tone of the host in this video and I really don't appreciate it either. I wish people didn't mistreat others like that.
@@Tt-iu4vk Thanks for your kind words. I have visited Cape Town and Jo'burg and have experienced the gay community as well as the rest of the culture. I'm not concerned about ignorant individual opinions. But I will call it out when I experience it. The rest of the internet trolls and their miserable lives will be ignored.
90 percent of South African tourists are probably Europeans and few black Americans all visit Cape Town and cape Town looks like Europe fam, they be coming back disappointed cos that city is brutally unequal
Y'all come home, talkin bout keepin ur American Citizenship for what just to have it. Dude interviewing doesn't come across humble to me at all and we don't like arrogant in Africa. Mark on the other hand humble dude & enjoyin his-self in SA.....
I've been silently following your channel and I'm glad it's growing but.. pity your once positive comment section is about to be filled with Pan-Africanist nuts determined to dwell in negativity.
I saw this other, he's busy claiming a travel agency in south africa stole his money "the real south africa". Its only a matter of time until they come to spread their negativity here
kinda like you're doing now? why you paint Pan Africanism in a negative light? If you're against it why use this forum to cause division? warning us of negativity by using negativity.
