Black in Australia? Storytime Are Australians RACIST
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- Black in Australia? Storytime Are Australians RACIST
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Its sad that as a black man i have to worry about my race and if i will be discriminated against before i select what country i choose to travel to for a holiday.
its because of white people and white supremacy is the foundational cause of it
The thing I hate about Australian racism is that people play it off as a 'brotherly' joke. There's a thick line between harassment and jokes
Im a Black indigenous Australian and yeah the big Cities are mostly White/Asian. Most the black/pacific islanders would rather live outside the cities like me.
This is exactly what I was saying! All of people of colour live on the outter suburbs, not the actual cities
@@blessed1609 that is part of the city
Have you ever been to Paramatta?
Where do you live mate ?
I’m a young Aboriginal girl who lives in Australia and in my personal experience i have faced racism, not always due to the colour of my skin but mostly due to the background of my people. Racism is everywhere no matter what country you may be living in.
Same here. My dad is Aboriginal and African American my mum is Spanish and Japanese. I’ve had indirect racism happen to me all the time. People would say ignorant or racist things to me not realising my background.
I'm half indigenous Australian and tonga and I can tell you there's a lot of racism but there are a lot of nice people..
@Jaques Demolayyou can't judge a whole ethnicity because you had a bad experience with a few, it doesn't mean every single one of them are mean. My dad who is tongan is the most giving, respectful and humble man.
delrae lulla I hate it when people do that ,they act like the one person from a certain ethnicity is how they all act , it's so annoying. They judge us all fr m one bad experience, much love.
Systematic racism is very prevalant in Australia. Sure you have nice people but the system was designed to put indigenous australians at a disadvantage. Australia has the worlds highest indigenous population that is imprisoned.
It was much worse in the 80s or 90s for racism in Australia. Just ask any older generations who are brown, Asian or black who experienced this !
Im really sorry for what white Australians. White people need to realize the harm they caused from colonization and what's going on in the modern day
I’ve lived in Australia for nearly a decade. I’ve most definitely experienced discrimination in this nation. But it tends to be a lot more subtle. Can’t say I’m surprised by the amount of white peoples invalidating other peoples experiences with racism, in the comments tho.
How are you doing
there’s white kids at my school that say racial slurs and teachers do jackshit, that pretty much sets a tone for the whole country
Australia ain't racist, of course there's a few here n there but on a percentage I'd say it's 1 of the least, racism can be found in every single country
What do you consider racism? Is it white people not liking you or making subtle racial comments. In that case who gives a fuck! People don't have to like you. You forgot the saying sticks and stones? How did people like you become so weak?
I visited Australia and was warned about racism by everyone, mostly Australians... I never felt like I was treated unfairly while there. Loved it!
I never experienced any racism while i was down there studying abroad last year! :) thank god everyone was friendly ❤️
@@HeavenCanWait7-333 I'm not full shit of it. I said it as it happened to me.
Visiting Australia as a black person and actually growing up in Australia are two totally different things. You stay here long enough you will see for yourself.
@@MelaniaRose yes, I believe that to.
Can you explain more to me about your past experiences?
When I visited Australia this year I found it very odd that I did not see or meet any indigenous Aboriginal people in Sydney. It saddens me that the original people of Australia are so invisible in their largest city. When I got to Darwin was the first time I encountered people of aboriginal descent and they were treated so poorly by the European Australians. Are Australians racist? That's a pretty broad question not easily answered but I heard many racist statements made by one of my tour guides there. I'd like to go back but I'd definitely have to do it differently with more of a focus on searching for the roots of Australia. I loved the beauty of Sydney but I feel that a lot of their social issues are covered up.
@Mellivora Capensis hmmmm I wonder why...after their culture was stripped of them as well as their land. Educate yourself
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Shut up you traitor
@@booklover555 it's called colonialism, what about all the other countries across the world that were invaded, no one complains about them.
Truth is most indigenous are lazy, violent and racist.
@Mellivora Capensis You must be a white South African racist as I have seen your other comments.
South Africa has an oppressed black majority and that is why it had to change. Australia can get away with it.
@Mellivora Capensis Make sure the doctor that saves your life on the operating table is white.
South Sudanese born and educated here in Australia. Overt racism is pretty uncommon but subtle racism is widespread. For example, racism is entrenched in the federal parliament. Many conservation politicians will disparage minorities to appeal to white Australia and advance their political careers. The media is very racist too; they will often run shows depicting minorities as criminals in order to appeal to white majority and thereby generate revenue through ads. Also, white police officers are never prosecuted for killing visible minorities such as Indigenous Australians and individuals of African descent. Trust me, we are the visible minorities so we know how they treat us. They have hung a generation of visible minorities. The day a white police officer is charged with killing a visible minority is the day I will believe this country is not racist. If it is not in the interest of the White majority then it will be covered up!!!! There is no justice here when it matters most.
@Mellivora Capensis This is an Aboriginal land buddy. Lets see you pack back to Europe or where ever. Just because you stole it and committed genocide doesn't mean shit.
@Mellivora Capensis Exactly, you (your comments) prove that White Australians are racist! What a genius you are lol
I guarantee you that extreme hatred and prejudice will literally kill you inside out! This is according to research. Stress and sadness will affect your immune system and physiology. There is no way a person living a happy life would hold such racists beliefs. In short, you will die young ((ie., heart attack).
@@gur0004 It's a mental illness. So what to expect?
I'm an Aussie and I absolutely really mate the media f***** they're full-on and representative of this the friggin misogynist as well and why would you be not surprised I mean 75% of the media is owned by f****** Rupert Murdoch and he's the fucken biggest wanker of the Universe second the coppers the coppers are dicks there's no doubt about it and the government a fucken' equally dick I mean they're been sitting on a report about black deaths in custody for fucken 30 years and they still haven't instituted the fucken recommendations. Most problems people have with each other as simply cultural and everyone told her and it's apparently it's your turn now he's gone through this as they are folded in Australian society I not exactly I don't like it at all but it's just like the Italians happened to everyone except the British white f****** that's wiped first Australians pretty much. Call it out when you see it go call it out to you but I don't believe in racism person because we're all one race with him and fucken race it's cultural s*** calling out as being a fucken' bigoted f****** turd and a because that's what they are there shitcunt most Australians I reckon are mad if you are number than that are only sick a few another than that that's just good and the fewest number I've really fucken shit cunts and should be called as
Jermaine, you are a positive person. I hope you don't get intimidated by the racist trolls.
Alien Machine right. It’s more important than anything else, to stand on your morals. A lot of these folks try to use subpar psychology to intimidate anyone gullible to “debate” when you’ve already stated a fact, undebatable.
Alien Machine what exactly is a racist troll?
Frank1fm A dickhead on the internet that says racist remarks...what else?
@@frank1fm634 are you serious?
Is that a real question?
Population of Australia is 25.74 Million people. ATSIC (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders) only make up 350,000 people's consisting from babies to the elderly. We are a minority and yes would be hard to find us everywhere even though the Europeans say we're "everywhere!". Did you know that during WWII alot of Afro-American Soldiers married Aboriginal woman here in Australia and took them back to America to live and bore children with them.
Australia is so racist open your eyes brother if you don't believe then stop asking Australian people and start asking the native of this country mate you want the truth go speak to them they will tell you
Better yet also ask Asian brown and blacks who were born and raised here they all have a story to tell.
Most africans in Australia are in Melbourne
Black Americans have American privilege when they travel 9 times out 10 they will seen as Americans not as being Black. Africans and other Blacks will be seen and treated differently.
this is very true!
What privilege is that? The privilege of not being treated fairly? The Japanese and Germans have the most powerful passports (least visa requirements) yet they are treated nicely and always are cool when traveling abroad. Privilege has nothing to do with manners, how anyone is treated nor anything.
It more so has to do with color and not being from being from America
Well Black Americans built America!
This is so true. Black Americans experience with white aussies will be totally different to those of us black folks who were born and raised here, especially
I went to Australia in 79 and loved it. Was in Melbourne 10 days. They treated me so well. Would not let me spend money, I had 7 people line up to buy me drinks. I was done after 4, and they laughed I was a lightweight. The women were amazing, sexy on tap. Always my dream to go back. Next time go to Queens land. That's where most black people live. I saw my best site there too, a fire red sunset, memorable.
Ive lived in Australia my whole life, and i can tell you what it is about the jobs, you make okay money here but the problem is everythings pretty expensive, so people are basically living off their income and not saving anything, i think most people are stressed because they work alot and dont see much return for it and now things are kinda dying off here
Australia is VERY racist!
@cilla clay you must have European features if you feel welcomed in Australia 😂
@cilla clay are you white? Cos I can't believe you. I am at a community park right now with Nazi signs everywhere. The only people that feel welcomed in Australia are white people or at least very close to being white. The white you are the more accepting people are. Most white Australians hate hate hate black people!
@cilla clay very typical response from you as well. You don't know my experiences in this country. I have some videos and pictures, I can inbox them to you if you want. A white looking woman talking about how accepting Australia is pffff 🙄
@cilla clay Did you not see the part where I said that the whiter/more European you look the more accepting people are towards you?
'Australia is not a very diverse place'. Neither is any country outside of the anglosphere. People bang on about 'diversity' but I'd bet if more white/hispanic/asian people started living in their country they'd have an issue with it.
Jermaine i wish while u was in Australia you exposed us to Aboriginal culture and exposed us to that. Unfortunately, we did not get that from you. I think if you explored the Aboriginal culture more you would have a different point of view about the country.
If he exposed you to aboriginal folks then his view of aussies being “not racist” would definitely change
@Mellivora Capensis oh boy I sure love watching drunks
That was like 50 years ago
Australia is a lot different now from when I was a kid. My father was italian-australian and my mum was australian born but of maori descent, I was raised mostly by my mum. I've often thought of myself as a person of colour, but it set me at odds with my father and his side of the family (my father used to refer to me and my siblings as half breeds, my parents divorced when I was young and I rarely spoke to my father growing up, didn't speak to him at all in the last decade of his life).
Racism was present a lot when I was a kid (1970's & 1980's) had to learn how to fight at a young age, didn't hang out a lot with white kids, mostly hung out with indigenous (noongar), maori and islander people. As time went on and decades went on, Racism became less present, now I rarely experience it. I get called "Wog" and the n-word occassionally (my skin is naturally dark), but that is from the unwashed bogans you meet every now and then, but very rare. Most people I encounter are good human beings, just getting through life, and think of racism as abhorent.
As a mixed cultured white Australian I think the majority of us know that the atrocities committed by our ancestors is a blight on Australian culture. I feel that we are very sorry for this past. Also, alot of Australians ancestors come from war torn countries. So this has been integrated into our national identity. Caring and being friendly to all, as we do not know what others have been through. We recognise that differences does not mean bad it means exploration and growth as a society. Everyone is a friend (mate) that are intitled to peace, safety and acceptance. Unless they try to fuck with our zen. Then we kick those fuckwits to kingdom come.
As someone who is Australian I can say that we have our fair share of racism but that is very rare, Australians are alot more open minded but that doesn't discredit the fact that there is racism and xenophobia which is mostly done behind closed doors, but besides that it's very multicultural and accepting....
Fuck multiculturalism and fuck its supporters.
lies
@@spinebuster9490 ok
@@solangeboavida226 xenophobia??
Love your energy. I am doing research on Australia. I’m in the Navy and I have travelled a ton of places. And no where is more racist than the USA.
😆 What, that's not true, America is the best, I have traveled the world n there's no place I'd rather be to raise my biracial child, I'm Latino / Slavic & my daughter is Biracial black
Agree! I been in 35 countries and USA is definitely the top racist country
@@HOODKINGSofficial USA has more racist and uncultured people tbh
Absolutely dumb comment. There is no place more racist than America? And you've travelled? How about South Africa, Brazil, or certain Asian countries. Your rather unintelligent and disingenuous for you to state that comment.
Go to Turkey and you’ll change your mind
I don’t want to be prejudiced but I can’t help being surprised and weirded out when I see a black person cause I’ve met like 2 in my whole life.
Weirded out? That's being xenophobic. You need to educate yourself and learn to see humans as one race because we are and nor get shocked/threatended genetic diversity. You have access to media so you know people with dark skin exist. It's not that serious.
@@bleachedout805 but it’s an event it’s something I see and it doesn’t pass through my head
you are definitely welcomed back any time.. (white aussie here) God bless
I think the racism is more divisional if I can use that word. It's that they don't like certain groups in which they have had bad experiences with and this is more historical and long and held over dislikes for certain groups in Australia.
Australian history tells it all, there ancestors were convicts from Britain
Only 20% of white Australians are convicts. No excuse for being ignorant in 2020.
@@colejones6312 16% of the population when transportations stopped in 1868. It would be less than 2% now, when you factor in the mass immigration here.
@@kellystravelworld According to the BBC, 20% of Australians were descendants of convicts as of 2012. Migration will have brought that total percentage down but that's the general consensus.
Please read a history book. Only a small population were convicts. The Australian population boom happened around World War 1 and 2!
I live in Adelaide and my Japanese friend agrees with your sentiment. Most people work at night in healthcare. Because there's not a lot of black people who have buying power there's really no need to employ black people in public spaces. When I used to live in London I worked in clothing stores when I couldn't find a proper job, in Australia you feel like a dirty secret. English people are chilled and social life is so much better in Europe. There's no need for a black person here. At work people don't greet you even if you have worked with them for a year. But for me, money talks and have developed such thick skin on racism. Living with with white SAns has trained me quite well. Some Australians are really lovely, but if you black you better stay in your lane.
Are you trolling? One of the most racist comment I have ever read. "Because there's not a lot of black people who have buying power there's really no need to employ black people in public spaces". What on earth are you saying? The only criteria to employ someone is whether they can do the job or not, not how many of them there are in the community.
@@gur0004 It's my experience, I've been out here for 3 years and I've been asking myself these questions. It's an honest observation as a black person. Maybe I have warped view of reality that might seem like I am trolling. Australia is a beautiful place, very safe and other qualities that make me live here but I am answering his question from a black person perspective and think I have a right to sum up my environment. How would I be able to navigate where I make a living without asking myself difficult questions?
@@gur0004 " buying power" such as buying property, buying high end products. Real capital that will make a society open space for you and give you representation, because if they ignore you they might lose business. There's a lot of Indian, Chinese mortgage brokers, because they actually buy huge things. Maybe I have missed the black buying power in this country, I assumed because most African people are refugees or of refugee descent they wouldn't have as much money as Chinese or Asian counterparts. Basically a chunk of that society is on benefits. Please correct me if I am wrong, I've only been here for a couple of years.
@@gur0004 I think that person is trolling. The comments are nonsense.
I guess where you went as a tourist, there was not much diversity, but we have pockets where certain nationalities gather. Parramatta in Sydney for example is mainly darker skinned people, Indians (like me) and Arabic nations. There are areas where it’s mainly people from Africa.
Stfu u Indians belong in Harris park period
I’m of aboriginal and African descent and being born and raised in Australia the racism here made my life a living hell. I could write a book on it
Write a book on your privelage? If you were gay also, you'd be untouchable in Australia.
My niece, who is Black, has lived in Brisbane for a year and LOVES IT
That’s really good that she loves it - has she encountered any racism during her stay there?
Jenny Amponsah No, she did not, or at least that’s the impression I got. My son and Visited for 2 weeks last year and did not experience any racism. They people were very kind, helpful, laid back and inviting.
Sybil Shelton-Ford that’s so great to hear! I have to be honest, I’ve never had a desire to visit Australia, not least because it’s such a long plane journey! But I was worried about the racism there and whether black people go there at all!
Good luck to her. Blacks from other countries don’t get treated the same as born and raised blacks in Australia. Brisbane is also the worst rated in terms of racism. It was really bad in the 80s and 90s!
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I'm a black American who has lived in Australia for the past seven years and I adore it. My own country was more racist towards me. My life has improved since leaving the United States. The United States, in my opinion, is the most racist country in the world.
@@skycharmaine, the US is 10 times more racist than Australia. Any country you visit will have racism but the US being the most racist country in the world. My life has improved since living in Australia. I love Australia. I never have to worry about the cops here wanting to shoot me.
I visited Japan and I did not see one Caucasian in 2 weeks. I loved it. Everyone stared at me but the people were amazing.
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One goes to Australia for the nature, beauty, beaches, rainforest and amazing coffee. Also the good sense of humor of the Ozzie people. There is a lot of Asian culture in certain cities.
corkscrewakia *Aussie
Australian's are not racist objectively. Australian's have a type of unique humour called self deprecating humour where they make fun of everyone including themselves and that can be confused with racism but it's intention is not to be racist. It's intention is to cut everyone down to their level, also known as "tall poppy syndrome" where no one is special, no one receives special treatment and everyone has flaws like them. People who don't understand that are likely to dismiss it as racism but it's not the case. Most Aussies also know what actual racism looks like and will condemn it immediately. If you see footage of racist Australian's on trains making fun of Asian people for example, average Australian's will call it out and condemn those who commit such acts. Australian's understand self deprecating humour but will not tolerate when someone tries to be overtly racist.
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I see you J. You starting to take this to the next level. Great thumbnail.
%90 of us hate racism down here in Australia mate, Doesn't matter what what you look like, where your from or what your religion is. We will always welcome anyone so long as they are nice genuine people.
I agree with you mate. I get culture shock when i go down there. Darwin every 3rd person is not white. The place you visited was the longest settled part of Australia. Please , please .please visit Darwin, it will blow your mind.
People seem to always choose the wrong part of Australia for their cultural group experience. OK BTW No Offence taken.
This guy has great vibes!
Love from UK/Lancashire
I agree with you about coming together and opening up your limitations experiencing and learning new things. If it's cool I'm all for it. Thanks. Good video.👍
They are far more conservative than here in Canada, Come to Canada Jermaine! WE got French and English culture, West coast culture and down home east coast culture! Come visit us!
The Daily Life Of Jay A bunch of weirdos in Toronto when I was there, and Quebec with its stupid language laws was very annoying too.
@@eduard1215 Come to New Brunswick, small rural province with beautiful beaches, lots of wildlife, English and French communities without the weird laws! Awesome Airbnbs!
The Daily Life Of Jay yesss! I have heard so many great things about NB. It looks stunning too. Any place in particular you recommend? I also want to go to Nova Scotia. Back to Australia, Sydney and Melbourne are actually progressive cities with open minded people. I have felt more outta place in others places in Europe and even in Canada like Quebec City and parts of Montreal and Toronto.
@@eduard1215 Google Ridgeback Lodge or Kingston NB Domes! Awesome place to stay!
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You’re a kind person Jermaine. Saying you don’t want to offend Australians is sweet.
I’m an Aussie who has travelled and I feel yes the culture here is very white 😬, but I also think a lot of the youth (and also some non-youth) are creatively and inclusively trying to carve a new individual culture. Or more appropriately, re-highlight the old culture, the indigenous culture. But we have many amazing communities here of many nationalities, we are evolving with their input as well. You will find many cities and towns will look different here. Generally Aussies both coloured and white are pretty beautiful people in their nature, easy going and friendly. I’m glad that you got to see a bit of that. We’re all very proud of the natural landscapes here and would happily show them to you. But yes we’re a bit culturally confused at this point in time. We are learning about ourselves, realising and releasing some of our influencers.
Australia is not that white every one here is mixed, people have different backgrounds some from Africa and Asia and Europe
You were treated indifferent because you were American! A lot of other races are more up held by the Europeans than us ATSIC people like Indonesians, Filipinos, New Zealanders, Africans.
5:49 Nope dude. The reason is that Australian cities are very low density and most people live in the suburbs and commute in. Very little apartment renters. You'll see a VERY diverse range of people out in the suburbs since inner city property is ridiculously expensive. in reality 60% of the population are first generation from just about everywhere.
Also, your point on making money has to do with the fact that our standard of living is maintained by the system. Socialised healthcare covers practically everyone.
It's an odd place. I lived in Melbourne for a year going to Latrobe University. I would say they are not racist, just extremely ignorant. You must understand that the only exposure to Black or half Black people like me is television. The moment they heard my American accent, they would quiz me on all things Black. I felt like a side show display. They were nice, but they just had childlike ignorance when it came to African Americans.
You mean they don’t understand your particular culture and took an interest in it? Doesn’t sound child like to me, sounds like you were treating them like a sideshow in Disneyland.
@@peterhardy6661 until you start getting quizzed on all things white and australian, 10x a day - you won't understand
jermarine brother today i study tense of time with my black people teacher james
I've heard they treat the aborigines horrible there
I'm indigenous I've lost jobs due being racially discriminated and bullied also by police just for walking to the shop to buy bread and milk and even driving a very nice V8 car I stick out like dogs nuts brother it never ends where were you in dream world
Don't believe everything you see and hear brother
As an FYI, 20% of the Australian Continent is today owed by Aboriginal and other indigenous peoples. Quite a number of them live outback and want to maintain their unique languages and culture. See the AWESOME series called 'BLACK AS' which shows on the Aussie national broadcaster. These blokes are amazing - ua-cam.com/video/R3TzZSeiPTI/v-deo.html and it shows them speaking their native language and they are really funny. I'm sure they'd love some clicks.
That's why I come on his video and asked if Austrian people are racist because when I was watching this guy buy walking in Australia and all I just see is white so I was asking if Australia's racist
I did not knew these things. Thank you for sharing these info with your fans ! Highly appreciate and hope you'll pay a visit to Sri Lanka in the future. Want to meet you my friend. Good luck and happy travel !!
What people (especially Americans) need to understand about Australian cities, is that you don’t see diverse communities in the actual central city, where the hostels are located. You need to go to the outter suburbs. You didn’t see any muslims in Sydney city because WE DONT LIVE THERE, it’s too expensive. Come to Punchbowl, Bankstown, Lakemba, the whole Western Sydney, Campbelltown, Liverpool. It’s literally spot the white person once you leave the city.
No wonder you think Australia is a really white country, you went to the most whitest places. Byron Bay?!😂😂
White Panther shut the fuck up dickhead😂😂😂😂
Australia is very diverse it depends where you go in the country
Black people Australia - North Tropical Queensland ☀️🌴🌊🥭 [--o--]
I visited NSW, Australia in 2018. I stayed in China Town, thus I mingled with Asian people first. I then met all kinds of people from all over the world, Irish, Cuban, Middle East, Italian, Nigerian, American and so forth. Being black was at most a positive. I recall visiting Scenic Views and being the only black person there. I drew attention wherever i went and people came to ask where I was from. My experience in Australia was awesome, lots of cultural diversity. I would visit again.
Should make a Facebook group for Australia trip later this year, I’ll be down!
hi I'm from France and I will like again to Australia with a group who will like
Let's drink every time he says Australia!!! 😳😳
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the racism in Australia is much subtle. Also, racism over there is in the form of jokes and if one protests; they say its only a joke.
Racism is widepread in Australia and may take much time to realize it.
A tourist may not realize the depth of racism in few week or a month of h/his stay.
An Australian may talk with outsider or with an Indigeneous Australian nicely; however inside h/his mind; they may be full of hate. Law is too strong to be an overt racist.
Yooo... I wish I would have kept up with your channel and known you were going to Australia because I’m currently stationed here! Could have hung out bro 😭😭😭 So bummed.
There is joke on yogurt what is the difference between Australia and yogurt... Yogurt has a culture
We do have racists in Australia just like everywhere else, they do exist but it's not prevalent here well where I am from I don't know about other places but we are pretty chill.
Ok so I live in Australia ( Gold Coast QLD ) so we definitely aren’t racist here as alot of our communities are islanders who are “ brown, Black “ ( me ) and it’s very common like VERY. Also we have so many aboriginal and TSI community’s so everyone is so used to being around different races and cultures,, very biracial. / it might just be me as I love all cultures and races and if anyone does anything racist in my eyes I’m always the one it fight back and speak some facts. I just hate racists and racism in general
If you go to Western Sydney, look for Parramatta on a map and head even further west than that and you will DEFINITELY see ALOT more diversity. Jermaine hung out in the eastern/coastal area, which is the main downtown - and Jermaine is right, it is mostly white and Asian. And, if you head to Darwin, it is the most diverse city in Australia.
Totally agree EC!
EC there are a bunch of junky’s their
Many thanks for keepin it real on the race angle. So many folks try to say that racial differences don't matter in our world,but that's simply not the reality. Yeah,we all share the same biology on the inside, so it shouldn't matter, but humans not exactly there,yet.
Bet when you're doin deliveries back in SF, you'll often think about that guy catchin chickens... how psyched to make that amount doin a job like that...makes you really appreciate what you do for a living,but brings compassion for others that don't have the opportunities. The heart and attitude of a true Global Citizen only comes with exposure to so many cultures. Bet in the year 2030, many more global citizens will keep you company! We love you namaste
I think you should be a little careful saying you didn't see any Aboriginal people in the cities. Indiginous identity in Australia isn't necessarily connected to skin colour and an indiginous person may look "white". Many indigenous people were taken from their families and raised in Anglo homes, and many indigenous groups were forced to have kids with Euro descent people to "lighten the line". It's a devastating history (and unfortunately this kind of thing is still happening in certain areas), but it does mean that a blonde hair blue eyed person could be Aboriginal also.
Bro i think next you should go to Angola or DRC believe me I have been there it's amazing
PS. Are there any similarities between the white people in South-Africa and Australia ?
MrUrchu I’d say so, also there are many South Africans in Australia
Not similar at all, white south africans are very prejudice.
Bro you went to byron😂😂😂, that's the whitest place you could ever go to. BRO , I grow up here (Sydney) from 11yrs old. Your cute, next time your in Sydney go 30mins out of the city to the west. You will meet all the dark skin and ethics of the world. You just went to all the whitest places.
And we European people want to be with our own kind so stay out
@@elizabethcroft5690 :(
@@elizabethcroft5690 as expected from the descendant of a convict, go back to the uk your indigenous land
@@elizabethcroft5690 Europe is that way, amigo 👉🏾👉🏾 ✈️ 🌍
Nice video Jermaine! I noticed you didn't comment on the women. I've heard Australia women love black men!
Yes and no lols
Could you elaborate Muffin?
My wife stayed in Australia for two months and loved it. She really wants to go back with me next time but I’m not feeling in. So many Neo-nazis in that country
I'm black living in Australia bro
I feel like I'm in hell honestly
You can't go out to places especially restaurants they treat you like animal
It's totally white country they hate blacks I mean it and I'm being honest
@@princekwasiyoung5753 Australia is not a white country it’s a Black Country. Move to an area that has more black pepper
I couldn't agree more with you trying to not being honest here?
I'm a dark skin person living Australia I can honestly say they are extremely Racist ,you said it in the other way round " you saw more white skinned "
We prefer to be around our own kind
As an Aussie, racism still exists here in Australia. However, majority of us do not tolerate it and do not like it.
Oh majority of white Aussies condone racism!
Please please come to Lagos, Nigeria
Why.
@@GemGem12 yes your beautiful. I mean *cough cough* Lagos yes😏
Lagos is amazing
Lagos is one city on earth that I fear the most. Even more than Baghdad and Caracas. I don't wanna visit a place and have to look over my shoulder all the damn time.
@@malfan Yeah, I'm in Africa, but I would NEVER go to Nigeria 💀
Great video'
I personally learn a lot from watching you.
Interesting. When visiting a country, in general people will be cordial and nice. Don’t always expect treatment like what you’d get in the states. However, I’m sure that when you live there and work there you’d have a different experience.
as much as I travel I’m not looking for treatment but I would get in the states! don’t know if you are aware but not my first time leaving the US.
Jermaine Ellis I watch all of your videos. This was just a general statement for the ones commenting, the people that you are addressing. In trying to keep comments short I guess my comment was misread.
As each immigrant wave reached Sydney, each group settled in different areas. Bankstown / Auburn / Silverwater and Merrylands is predominantly Muslim. Liverpool area has a large South east asian diversity. Chinese Hong Kong wave of the 1980s settled around Chatswood / Eastwood / Epping. If you want to see the true melting pot of Sydney is George st in the CBD on a friday nite. ;)
I'm a Spanish teacher in East Oakland and my kids are always saying - are you a racist white -)
Australia is very diverse. There's people from everywhere, maybe just not many from African countries. I suppose if you go somewhere like Nigeria or Japan, you'll hardly see any white people. Also, Europe is not a country, it's a continent, with dozens of different countries with different languages and cultures. Seeing people only by skin colour is very limiting and often inaccurate. That's what travelling does for you. Glad you enjoyed yourself.
This is good too know
I love Australia! I never been to Australia, but I don't know what it's like in Australia. 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
Then how can u love it
@@MedusasSnakePit I heard it's beautiful in Australia.
I have been here in Australia for 30 years that makes it a very nice place, easy life. But predominantly if you are the pro-black person you would not like the average Ozzie mentality the casual racism, no political correctness, there are No Black voice and last but not least The genocide of the aboriginals are still not addressed. However, there are a lot of young people who enjoy black western Music and saying that I mean Hip Hop so if you are an African American and you would like to clown around about that, perhaps you would be ok.
Shaina Gambles are you stupid? How can you love something you don't know it all? This makes no freaking sense whatsoever. I could understand if you love what you've heard about Australia and you'd like to visit but just your whole string of words makes absolutely zero sense sweetheart.
It's beautiful ight filled with racist people
minimium wage is $20 dollars an hour
baits nope it is $18.93 an hour however on top of that your employer pays superannuation as extra
It’s cool to hear your experience here. Definitely come again bro! But get a 🚗 . You’ll have a good time with the locals n see more. Rather than fly.
I never really see black people in Austria other the aboriginals That stay to themselves. Like I’ve never seen them just moving around in public like that
You need to travel around Australia to see aboriginal people who are mostly concentrated in north Australia
If you come back to Australia. Please go to Perth. You will love it.
Im from Perth.
😊x
Salma Vinci thanks for sharing that!
nope! stay over east bro. Perth is not worth it.. as a black African I've lived there for over 10 years and now over east. Perth is isolated and some yt people are soooo small-minded 😬
Is Perth more diverse?
@@malfan perth is diverse yes. Australia is a diverse country.
More then 300 languages spoken different cultures.
Everywhere you go no matter what country racism exists. Good and bad people. Nice people nasty people thats life.
“ Come to Perth “😭😭😭 wtf who would go to Perth from america lmfao
Thank you for coming to Australia , I wish I knew you before you came, I should have take you where you can see black people but feel free to hit me up any time you're here
Aboriginal Australians face racism by almost every group Melanesians, Polynesians, Micronesians, Papuans, Europeans, Half Castes, Far Easterners, South East Asians, Middle Easterners, Indian Subcontinentals, North Africans, Sub Saharan Africans, Ashkenazim, Sephardim, and other mentions
Thanks for video and all of them. I look forward to all of your content.
I can’t remember Australia but I lived there as a 👶🏻 I think I’d rather visit Shenzhen.
I hope you can have a fun time in Atlanta sometime
It’s a nice city I lived at.
I’d love to see your perspective on atl.
Shenzen >
Hi Jermaine, I love all your videos man you just an inspiration to many people all over the world, please make a videos on xenophobia in South Africa, I feel like people are miss understanding South Africans. Love from South Africa
Yeah, Exactly 🇿🇦
jermaine brother australia had black people i saw on street
jermaine brother most african people live in melbourne
A really good review of Australia 🇦🇺 I’ve done loads of travelling myself all of Europe and most of South American also the Caribbean but Australia is next on my list. I’m black British and London is so diverse so it will be interesting to see what it’s like in Australia 🇦🇺
When you said you only met three black people in Australia, were they of black African descent or Aboriginal Australian? That is an important distinction and usually the most common variations on so-called 'black people' in Australia. You can find many black African people in Australia, but they're usually in concentrated areas such as suburbs with large African immigrant communities; South Sudanese being a particularly prominent one. The idea of 'black' in Australia is not so clean-cut because this could refer to either people of African descent or Aboriginal Australians and Torres Strait Islanders, who are another Indigenous group of people in the islands above the pointy tip of Australia; they are of Melanesian descent.
Don’t see Muslims?
You must be jock!!!!
Go Melbourne and see all communities and it’s very diversity.
Somalis 🇸🇴
Lebanon 🇱🇧
Sudan 🇸🇩
South Sudan 🇸🇸
And lot Asian people.
Good video. I would agree that there is a smaller number of African descent people here, but to say it's not diverse is wrong. Australia is considered the most ethnically diverse country in the world.
Jermaine, you should start a travel service - you organise groups - you factor in your fee - and you lead the group.
If youre black and youre looking for a brother to give you the heads up on how youre going to be treated in a racist manner while traveling through a country that was founded on racism, genocide and colonization, maybe first be skeptical if the person is light skinned because white people show major favoritism to light skinned black people and they dont experience racism in nearly the same way as actually dark skinned black people. Also if hes talking about white people and he says "Im not trying to be racist" then obviously his mind isnt really hip to the geopolitical temperature regarding race because he doesn't understand that you cant ever be racist towards your oppressors in a world where your oppressors have absolute power and your peoples death toll is in the billions where as white people have experience no form of modern genocide under the hands of an oppressive black government. So good looks for this man Jermaine giving his light skined view on his skater boy experience in Australlia, but lets get a dark skinned Nigerian or Hatian up in here to give us the scoop on how theyre treated in while theyre in Australlia.
This is the vid you had to make, bro. You did what you needed to do and visit Aus, but...yeah. Here it is. Australia is a great country (specficially, Melbourne) BUT...yeah. It's kind of a racist country, bro. Aussies have problems with Asians, for example... I saw some of that shit when I was there years ago. And then there are the names of candy...
I'm actually moving my resident out of the United States to Australia, rather these African Americans like it or not. They don't no choice but to deal with it.
As an African/black person living in Australia i would say that racism is not upfront as it is in America, like you do get those comments or side eyes but overall its not as bad as it is in America