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Shona
Приєднався 16 кві 2023
Mom, Muslimah & Bubble Tea Lover.
Let’s Talk! 💕
Let’s Talk! 💕
What’s Going On With Immigration In Canada
In this video the discussion surrounds why I believe opinions are changing towards immigration in Canada. I also discuss the scams some international students fell into, and why immigration in Canada is becoming a hotter topic. Let me know what you think, you don’t have to agree with my perspective. But keep it respectful.
#canadaimmigrants #canadalife #canada
#canadaimmigrants #canadalife #canada
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Colourism, Featurism & Colonization - The Narcissism Of Small Differences , Diaspora Wars
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In this video the discussion surrounds colourism, featurism, colonization and phrenology. We also discuss “diaspora wars” and a colonized mind. My apologies if the video is a bit all over the place lol. Also, note to add : the correct term is the banality of small differences not finite differences. Let me know what you think ! #colourism #featurism #colonization #deconstruct #africa #africandi...
What’s Happening To Canada ?
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In this video I discuss some things I feel like are causing issues for Canadian. In a separate video I will be digging into the current issues and climate surrounding immigration. #canada #finances #canadalife
Having Children & Regretting Motherhood
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The childfree movement and regretting motherhood are being talked about a lot on social media. In this video we watch a few TikToks and discuss. #motherhood #childfree #tiktok #muslimah
Lessons In My 20’s : Stop Making Excuses and Start Planning
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In this video we talk about why we should stop making excuses and stop complaining. This is a habit I really struggled with, I would complain and make excuses constantly. Until I realized I was being ungrateful and just did not believe in myself. This is part of my “Lessons in my 20’s series” . Comment down below and share a lesson that you’ve learned. Thanks for watching ❤️ Contact:letstalkwit...
Let’s work on my small business ! #smallbusiness #customgifts #muslimah #fusion360
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Lessons In My 20’s - We Have To Discover What Fulfills Us / Functioning In Reality
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In this video I discuss some lessons I’ve learned in my 20’s. These were lessons that were a reality check for me. Email: letstalkwithshona@gmail.com TikTok: @letstalkwithshona linktr.ee/letstalkwithshona #letstalkwithshona #muslimah #winterarc #accountability #glowup #lifelessons
Most black men who state these things are projecting. Sadly, I've heard certain men who have been told by their mothers not to bring a dark skinned home. Colourism affects darker skinned women both socially and systemically. Although i do think light skinned people do go through reverse colourism, mainly socially, as they are still a minority.
So who’s gonna tell them immigration GROWS the economy? Last time i checked Canada was importing EDUCATED SKILLED WORKERS and it’s not like a severely underpopulated country bigger than a whole continent will take care of itself. Y’all should be grateful to immigrants. It’s a mutually beneficial relationship
I found your video quite profound. I find that in the internet era, there are too many people advising how one should live their life; as you rightly pointed out, a lot of this advice comes from a subjective and not an objective place. I, unfortunately, took a lot of this advice and tried to apply it to my own life, which led to resentment and unfulfillment. Going forward, I aim to live an authentic life based on what I want and value, remaining open to whatever comes my way.
Wow thank you for sharing your thoughts ! Yes, it’s very true that the advice being dished out has little merit for most people. Many of these “gurus”, are pushing others to see themselves in comparison to everyone else. Rather than carving their own path and living life as they choose. All the best to you!
Hey, thank you for getting back to me and agreed. All the best to you too!
Well said. My father is from Somalia and he NEVER taught me to be a colorist. He was light with light eyes and his mother was darker than me with light hazel eyes.
You yourself as a Somali you actually look a lot like an African American that I know who's 95% African and that's the reason I clicked on your video. But this is a pretty good video
@@Huhn-Bruh What a coincidence! I’ve been mistaken for being from a few different places before.
canada is horribly unaffordable to live for a middle and lower middle class ....thats why we have to join US
It is really unaffordable unfortunately, things are becoming increasingly difficult. But you believe the solution to Canadas problems is to join the US?
@@Letstalkwithshona Absolutely. Trump has offered an inspiring deal to us. Never ever deal. I lived in US and these are the hard facts. 1. House prices extremely unaffordable even in small towns in Canada. You can get a house as low as 20k in US but in Canada minimum 400k in Ontario Canada 2. Salaries in Canada is low 3. Job market in US is very high 4. Universities and Schools are more in US 5. Sales tax is less in US, some states have zero sales tax 6. Land of opportunities. Many big businesses are in US and all technology, innovation, research happens in US. 7. So many hospitals are there in US 8. Climate is good in US 9. Highly educated professional immigrants in Canada surviving as taxi drivers, warehouse workers and other menial jobs. 10. No enough houses or affordable apartments to rent. Many people are living in dark basements even by paying high rents. Parking is extremely difficult to find 11. Car insurance is high in Canada 12. Transportation is well developed in US. .................and lot more
Have you ever heard of Al-Jahiz? He was an Afro-Arab/Persian writer in the 9th century I believe and he wrote about this way back then
I’ve never heard of him, I’ll look into him now thank you for sharing ! It seems that history has a tendency to repeat itself.
What is the difference between the spread of Islam and colonisation? Nothing other than semantics!! The lack of basic social awareness is astounding.
The spread of Islam was not based upon the erasure of culture. There is a very clear difference and distinction. And this video is NOT a discussion on Islam, stay on topic and keep discourse relevant. And do you know what the definition of social awareness is, I think your comprehension is very flawed. How unfortunate, read the room before trying to rage bait please.
@@Letstalkwithshona Not rage baiting. Just speaking the truth. Please explain how the muslim caliphate were not colonisers. For me. They came. They conquered. They colonised!
@@Letstalkwithshona What is the difference between the spread of Islam and colonisation?
@@poopoppyAgain, please refrain from commenting if you are not speaking about the relevant topic.
Love your channels . I want to see more videos
Thank you! I have more content on the way I appreciate the kind words!
What's happening to Canada: KARMA
Whose Karma do you think it is? The public’s, or the policy makers? Or just everyone’s ?
extremely assumptive in a lot of the opinions. It would be great to back these up with data and some research. other than that, great video.
Yes I could include research, but this is a more casual and opinion based video. If you perceive it as extremely assumptive, you are free to have your perspective. Thanks for your feedback!
@ you’re welcome !
no, these are real problems in canada...extreme hardship ...time to join with US
@@anilk3165 Every country has problems. have you not read the news lately. We have faith that Canada will recover form this and its just a matter of time. When a country struggles, the solution is not for it to taken over by another. I think you are confusing companies with countries. This is my problem with opinions on videos without a strong economic and political research. It leads to baseless thoughts / Comments like this. Canada is a great country with its own economic value and belief system and will never become the 51st state!
@@srikanthrbs1362 It depends on individual's past experience, current situation and their future . I do not know your situation and whether you have experience of living in US so far. My choice is based on the fact that when both countries benefits significantly from joining there is no point in choosing not to join and struggle the whole life.
Why do we make it difficult to become a doctor in Canada? Of course they would be over worked if they gate keep the supply of doctors.
@@Column1313 Exactly this! People have to jump through 1000 hoops to even attempt becoming a doctor. So much bureaucratic nonsense, it’s a huge problem. Thanks for sharing your thoughts !
Welcome to UA-cam . I enjoyed these type of videos.
Thank you !
Im glad people finally have the freedom to be childfree.
@@Mira-gu6we Agreed !
I love this, this is high quality content for reeaaaal
Thank you ! 🥺💕
Thank you Sis really appreciate.❤ Audio is very fine 👍🏼
I was worried about the audio, good to know it’s okay. Thanks for watching! 🥰
yes I agree wasted my 20s made bunch of excuses and was stagnant. Im trying to better my career and sharpen my focus. I appreciate it 💯 i recognised you from tiktok 🫶🏾🙌🏾
Hey!!!Inshallah you reach all of your goals . But I honestly believe time is never wasted. There might’ve been some necessary lessons that shaped you and brought you where you are now. Thanks for watching ❤️
Welcome to yt!! would love to see more videos about Islam
Thank you!!!! And I will try Inshallah ❤️