How Did We Black Americans Handle Being in the Uprise in Nairobi
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As Black Americans, having lived in America we are very familiar with protesting. In times past even up til now, here recently. Nonetheless, being on foreign soil, not fully aware of the political systems, we are not certain as to how demonstrations are welcome and met. Well, we were able to get a front row seat here in Nairobi over the past several weeks and we have really been impacted in many different ways. Take a listen as we share with you our individual thoughts and feelings regarding this matter.
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Great conversation. Feel at home, family. The protests are against a corrupt political elite (something all countries know about) and are focused on attaining good governance, justice and transparency that we want to benefit all Kenyans, residents and visitors. Kenyans are friendly and welcoming people. I am really proud of Kenyan Gen Zs and millennials for standing on business. They united beyond tribe, race, class and religion. The unity is the highest form of love.
I recently moved to Kenya admits all the protest….. I trust and believe in this country!
The protests are every Tuesdays and Thursdays! Till further notice!
This is an awesome experience to be a part of and this will go down in History I hope other content will follow this example VIVA KENYA 🇰🇪❤️
Just by looking at the tone of Adila skin know that she's happy.
There is a Black dude from Ohio Coops-Corner with a utube channel usually posts with his fiancé he participated in the protests with his fiancé brother and posted on his channel he fine .
I am proud of them. Yall in the right place.
Always a pleasure to see you and make you great food at Hellena’s Kitchen. Much love.
We enjoy every bite👍🏾. Much love and respect in return🤜🏾🤛🏾
Very very good perspective. Much love to this couple. I currently live in the USA a naturalized citizen but my background is actually British Jamaican heading to the motherland, Kenya to be specific this year. Hope I can bump into them. Great couple and all the best in their adventure of exploration because this is what life is all about. The greatest form of education is to travel.
You and me both, l will be in Kenya end of this year too.
Greetings Residential Tourists, “The Muhammad’s”! Another amazing conversation! I am excited that Black Americans are adjusting to the geopolitical climate there in Nairobi Kenya. Kenya in and of itself is quite a conundrum given what I call the ongoing geopolitical -economic situation that is guaranteed to continue giving the EHM situation there.
The Black American situation in the US of I is totally different and cannot be compared to the EHM geopolitical - economic situation in Kenya in my opinion.
I do believe that black Americans expats can take care of themselves despite the difficult challenges ahead. There will be positive change in Kenya if all the people stand together as one unit against ongoing disparities in the country. Thanks for sharing…
Thanks for sharing a wonderful conversation. Love watching your videos.
I don't know them, but I love this couple so much. They are so honest and authentic. These are African Americans who show Africa in a positive light.
I find them so refreshing. I don't get the African Americans who only want to promote Europe.
These guys are a rare breed.
Congratulations!
Wow! Thank you very much! We truly appreciate your viewership!
Im from kenya and I live in the states. I love watching your videos and your thought process on maandamano. But Kenyans are good people don’t be scared you’ll be okay.
Truly much appreciated 💯
So true, when you are a forgnier to country you don't know how the locals are impacted. I feel like some immigrants who come to America don't care. They are here to benefit. But it's hard when they see your country as the source of their poverty. It's so complicated
That food looks delicious 😋
Thanks for your perspective ... I was definitely wondering.
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Always enjoy your conversations
Thank you 🙏🏾
we are at renovation things will get better
protests are very much on,
Indeed, we are very much aware 👍🏾
@@TheResidentialTourists Thank you for your support and kind words, we will push on. Don't be nervous we Gen z are not tribal, Xenophobic or Racist. Please feel at home. Coz you are home.
@terriwhite7753 If you were to have watched the video thoroughly you would have seen the words texted across the screen stating, "So we thought..." immediately after the statement was made.
Good idea to have a conversation with each other, not talking to us directly
10 years ago I would've been out there with them, but now I'm more chilled I learned to just stay out the way
You are Africans who were living in America and being here you are learning the ropes of how to protect what belongs to you even to death. We fought for our independence and must protect our country from recolonization. This bill was crafted by foreigner to put us Kenyans in bondage. We fought it and have won.
Keep fighting soldiers
You two are my absolute favorite couple ❤
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Thanks for sharing an interesting and thoughtful discussion....
Still it would be important to look more deeply at the root causes... the brutality of this government and president, the deep-rooted corruption, cronyism and mis-use of resources... the poor implementation of our brilliant Constitution... the list goes on! The finance bill was only a trigger
Thanks very much RT and of course Adila is Kenyan even the name itself! Adila is a name from the Luos and Luo names majority start with O for boys and A for girls so a man would be "Odila" .Adila has several meanings one of which is fermented milk from a gourd
lol thank you
If you love Kenya with all the problems we are facing, you shall enjoy it more coz we know the country we envision it to be. We are in the streets but no one will hurt you 😂 Be safe
Loved the perspective that it was Policy vs Personal. In the US it has been intensely personal and anti-Black.
@@LifeMakesSense-z1p And still against blacks. I am an immigrant and I was called the n word to my face. Anyone who thinks racism is going away in America think again. What might be happening to some folk is they have been cooking in this terrible system for so long they are starting to become insensitive to it. England Canada too. Almost lost my life in England my first day of university 1992 because three white boys called the the cops that I had a gun on a train. Reading my my book and then accused this way. Then this white guy thought I had a tail in my trousers at university because his mom told him all blacks had tails. All these reasons why I am going to Kenya. Went there and loved it. Marcus Garvey thank you and to this beautiful couple in Africa
@@jerryp447All right. Get off that high horse. No place on earth has been more tribal than the continent of Africa
@@sionrouge1697Your statement is quite misleading. European tribes have fought brutal wars amongst each than any other in the history of mankind. Two world wars have been amongst European tribes, the Germans, French, the British & Russians...But your biased western mindset don't let you to see that.
@@maxwellkariuki2930 were not talking about Europe. Don't deflect
@@sionrouge1697 I asked you on another comment where in the world are there no societal divisions of one kind or another? You got brutal racism in America too.
We here in Kenya hail from different cultural ethnicities...We got differences but not that much of a problem unless amplified by stupid politicians...This is no different from your American politics between Democrats & Republicans....As for racism, America is just on its own level & can't compare with our ethnic divisions..We are far more cohesive than you're in America.
Protest is Not Over...yet...!!!
Yes. We know.
I love you all guys videos and it's just one request that I would like to ask. Please do not call yourselves foreigners in your ancestral homeland. I understand a lot of times people say oh I'm from this part of Africa or that part of Africa. Regardless you are of African descent. You're one of us so I want you all to see yourselves as us.
Mr. Muhammad says in this video that 'the protests are over," but online media is reporting that they never ended and are still going on now. Please confirm, ARE the protest actually over now???? Are we hearing and seeing wrong information online of current protests still happening now? And have Kenyans really achieved what they were seeking with the protests if the protests are still going on, even after Ruto publicly said he would not sign the tax bill? What change has actually happened yet as a result of the protests? What are outsiders missing here? What's the truth?
The correction was made immediately with the texting on the screen that reads "So, we thought ...".
Nonetheless, the protest is still in play. However, most of the demands were met which include Presidents withdrawal of signing of finance bill. Demands to dissolve the cabinet was a demand also met. However, the demand for President resignation has not been achieved... yet.
@@TheResidentialTourists Oh, okay...sorry I missed that correction. Thanks for informing us.
No worries. More than welcome 👍🏾. Thanks for watching.
@@TheResidentialTourists Okay, but I saw a Kenyan comment elsewhere that stated despite Ruto publicly announcing he would not sign the tax bill, it meant nothing because in 21 days their parliament will put it in action, based on how laws work there. Now Ruto is blaming an outside American company for sponsoring the protests. So, I'm just a little confused with different accounts being reported. Thanks for sharing what you know.
I am not really sure that you are “foreigners" per se ... I would equate you as you're on your “evolved ancestral land"..... Plus the US is the indigenous people's land the red Indians though you are the citizens...it just feels different when you say you foreigners in your ancestral land
We agree😞
They Are Foundational Black Americans. Africa hits diffrent when you don't have a tribe. We as FBAs have to be cautious moving around over there.
@@sionrouge1697Nairobi is a cosmopolitan city like Jorburg.
Cautious? You got issues with Kenya...are they complaining...they are very much at peace and are one of us.@@sionrouge1697
@@muragegitari6052 still Tribal.
Stay safe over there. The we all black thing goes but only so far in Africa. Im staying here in the USA. The Second Amendment get Me covered.
What are you scared of?? Africans??? You reckon they are not capable of conducting themselves respectively??? by your comment you sound like you imagine anytime they could turn into savages!!! African are full human beings you know!!!
Good for you,we only need people like the Mohameds to be part of this the rest you want ready made easy peasy,only need the true ones at heart.
Yeah that's nice and all but in Africa we do label the tribe that African Americans look like. Stay in the USA there's nothing wrong with that. We know that you got to pay property taxes every year and you can never own your own home. Once this bill is pushed out of the way. This couple can become citizens and own their own home. Kenya the government of Kenya is trying to make Kenya like the United States. Nobody wants to pay property taxes every month or every year. We don't want what you guys have. We want to be free and eat non-GMO foods and have fresh drinking water. We don't want your lifestyle. We don't want the western ways.
@@ReinaAfricana we are not Africans. WE ARE FOUNDATIONAL BLACK AMERICANS
@@sionrouge1697.. Congratulations!! We are happy for U😊