Black American Woman GOES OFF on Nigerians TonyaTko
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Thanks for sharing my video, adding my name in the description and sending so much family my way 🙏🏾 Asé brother. 😊❤💃🏾
You're very welcome
Thank you my Sister 😊🖤. You spoke All Truth 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Thank you you were phenomenal ❤ I could hear the passion and truth in what you said.❤
As a Jamaican, I got to love you Tonya. So much ignorance as to the black American experience; their trials and oppression faced by those wyt demonic monitoring spirits.
Big up yuh self Queen!
Every time I see this it makes me cry. Oppression and fighting is sad. My heart, emotion and mind is just hurt by the pain. Damn. Blk ppl are so hurt and unloved and should be especially by their own. We need our own lands back as a nation. A just God would hand this country over to us, but I wouldn't want this demonic place. We need to return and keep them out until we're healed and a break if even that. Always fighting to survive vs thrive and respect. Other stuff like the hog bait, medical apartheid, ish ppl. Owning slave ships, our musicians being guilty unalived and money stolen, the gas lighting, furniture, with our hair or skin and shoes, the constant vilifying and so much more, it heartwrenching and then there's the level of manipulation, lies, gaslighting and the ptsd they give including still lynching, no raparations or anti hate bill for us but every one else. We need God to take us out now. We fight on every level educationally, for our elders, children, they don't know the rapes ofales, mutilations pitch forks etc. There's so much... We live amongst a great number of demons and we need the most high to return and gather us. Pray, repent and come together. They want perpetual slavery, turned out towns to lakes, turned us against eachother and so much more, fire-fighters, police not rescuing us the list goes on....
As a Jamaican!
We island folks need to hear this more! Don’t ever disrespect the African Americans
The only groups who continuously, constantly, and majority speak negatively of Black Americans are Nigerians, Jamaicans, and Haitians. Most other island folks get along well with Black Americans. Same goes for Africans. It's mainly only Nigerians who have a negative view of Black Americans. As an anthropologist, I understand why.
Nigerians, Jamaicans, and Haitians are very competitive groups. They want to be on top of the African/ African diaspora hierarchy. Remember when WizKid made that remark that now since Afrobeats is so popular in Africa, the continent no longer needs Rap music. Now, many African Americans were upset because most of us had never heard of this dude, and we didn't even understand the necessity of the comment. Nearly a year later, no one talks about it. Oppositely, you will still to this day consistently hear Jamaicans claim how Afrobeats is just "Nigerian Dancehall ". Black Americans of Jamaica descent will even claim how Rap/ Hip Hop is Jamaican. Then, you will constantly read comments of Haitians on African social media saying how Africa owes them this or that. I am not saying every Black ethnic group gets along but most of us can respect each other. Nigerians, Jamaicans, and Haitians don't respect other Black people's culture but want everyone to respect theirs.
Americans can’t come for Jamaicans as we were deported to America from
The beginning of slavery. We have also been migrating from the islands to America from the 40s . Island people been part of the struggle from day one so African Americans can’t come for us.
@@jahmehkanhorn1063Your comment doesn't make sense. Where are you from? What is ethnic background and where were you raised?
I’m Jamaican, raised in a Jamaican family and everything. And one thing I noticed from my Jamaican family is how they despise the African American.
It’s shocking that the Jamaicans that are running from poverty in a majority Black Country is talking down to descendants of slaves In America. Absolutely baffling
I’m Jamaican, raised in a Jamaican family and everything. And one thing I noticed from my Jamaican family is how they despise the African American.
It’s shocking that the Jamaicans that are running from poverty in a majority Black Country is talking down to descendants of slaves In America. Absolutely baffling
Her delivery is why black Americans got it done !! We refused to live on our knees or sugarcoat issues
She is telling the ABSOLUTELY TRUTH!!!!
BIG FACTS!!!
Facts
@@doubletakewithwindy9012 I like her 😍😍😍😍
That's true, you guys are brave like South African blacks. We need to be more like you in our own respective countries in the motherland. We need to get things done instead of always complaining and beating around the bush.
She has me crying, she speaking the truth. Black Americans have been through Hell, and we're still here. Thank you, my sister.
I wish we could go back and undo slavery. It would be a much better country without all of the strife, arguing and complaining on all sides. And of course, all of those descendants of former slaves could enjoy living in whatever wonderful places their ancestors hailed from, even if most would have died due to inter-tribal warfare, disease, malnutrition and... well, slavery, which is still legal in parts of West Africa, like Mauritania. Just saying.
No. Whyte people don't and have never thought about BLK man. You are responsible for yourself.
Me to and I very much so agree. They don't know what we have had to endure and still enduring with subtle racism. Do for your own country first.
@@kevinadams9468that’s interesting considering most African Americans are Igbo, Nigerian, Ghanaian genetically. Hmm they seem to be doing fine don’t you think?? Most ppl here are not even from Mauritania genetically so bringing that up is completely irrelevant to black Americans heritage. They would’ve been just fine if left TF alone. After WW3 which Eurasian world powers seem to be bloodthirsty for, everyone will be running to Africa in droves to settle there.
@@Elias_Truth Most Black Americans are also European, Native and even Asian genetically as well. For the record...my DNA results showed Mauritania as an ancestral location as well so there are definitely those of us with that ancestry.
We are not a monolith. Our Ancestries are not all the same. Some of us don't have Nigerian ancestry at all. Some of us only have West African ancestry, some of us have East African and North African too....
There is absolutely nothing wrong with her delivery! It is a conglomeration of truth and honesty!
…and Passion
After 3!years in Ghana I’m done it’s sad because it seems we don’t have a home 😢
@Thepassporttraveler Damn. The USA is your home but you're trying to run from your heritage & birthright. We fight not flee.B1 to you.✊🏿
@@maxwelljenkins2904we have a right to get Tf outta this Wsupremacy institution
Listen to her rant, I can hear inaccuracies in her comments.
There many people of West Indian heretage who were at the forefront of the Civil Rights movement. There were also many Ashkenazi Jews.
I'm not black but this woman is truthful. I'm native American and she's telling truth
Native had slaves blacks too lol everyone built America my dad was a construction worker . 😂🤣lol that woman racist 😂🤣
She's not truthful - white people gave them freedom - they were fighting war to free the slaves. Literally all rights she have right now were not WON by them on battle ground - it was given FOR FREE by thite americans that many lost lifes for their freedom - yet its still not enough for them to even say "THANK YOU" and respect USA for what they've given them.
Most ungrateful people on earth.
No she's not, tell me in history when riots, looting and picket signs built a country. You can shape it but building something isn't the same as burning it to the ground as the riots of the 60's did to Detroit, LA and other once beautiful cities before the riots. Most of those cities are dead now and unsafe to walk at night like a 3rd world country.
This woman is ignorant. Many of us immigrants ancestors are from America. Back in slavery many black were taken from the America and other countries for instance my grandfather ancestors were from America and he told me that he had ancestors that served as a cook in the Napoleon war. This is what you get when you get uneducated people talking.
I'm black American with Native American in me.. This is a Beautiful Land ...This Land is my Land..This Land is your Land...She sounds like an Islander to me with a New York accent.
Riding in a cab one day, the African driver told me he once thought African Americans were lazy until he moved here and experienced the racism first hand.
Whelp, God has a way of humbling those that need to be humbled.
Very true. They still dump Africans in the so called poorer communities with African Americans, and Latinos.
Same happened to me. Brother from Ethiopia said his OWN CRAZY PEOPLE LIED...about US being land of milk and honey.
It's not their fault. White Americans in power are a master marketing machine that spread lies that African Americans are lazy and unappreciative. The lies they tell about us are deplorable.
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Shes 100% correct...... I applauded her for her knowledge and being outspoken...... all black people need to understand our brutal history and constant struggle for equality .......loveeeeee that lady ....keep preaching my sister
Her delivery was fine! It HAD to be delivered with PASSION!
The bottom line is Africans need to educate themselves on the plight of African Americans and vice versa.
No they need to worry about their own continent which is the richest in the world but they have to come here to get rich. What's wrong with that picture?
You have nothing in common except melanin.
They should do this before coming here off our struggles , they should take a class to understand how they are able to come here , that includes all people
@@user-lv6yg8qe8ypeople you must understand that what we're going through this because of the european done to us, look at how we fighting eachother, white wrong blacks in theirs country and in America, they make us war against eachother so we can't come together to bring about a change to my our country and people better, we here in America as black is not doing what we can to do better, instead we fight eachother and hold ourselves down with unkind words that hurts. America send people to Africa to killed anyone that try to help the people there, they taking all of African resources and changing them to used their own resources, killed them in they own land, this is so deep and hurt so badly. We in black America has suffered and still suffering, mostly because of ours blacks men don't care as they should. We they get rich they marriage out of their race the women as well, they can't see that those people is not what they think they're. The bottom line is that we as black people around the world need to love themselves first. Work to keep the resources within his own race build up ours country and community, and build stronger families the man is so needed, ours childern are suffering because father not in the home. We need to make better choices, work forbours living. Stop getting into gang, selling drugs, stop get childern and not talking care of them. Etc
Standing Ovation 👏🏾 She explained our experience better than anyone I've ever heard 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Lynch is a beautiful thing. And we will never Give y'all comfort coming around our Small town.
And she speaks the truth 👍🏾❤
She speaks the truth. African Americans are the reason I can come to this country. Anyone who questions African Americans should educate themselves about history.
Im Nigerian and agree with you. Coming overseas opened my eyes. It’s a shame we still worship anything but us in Nigeria. It’s a big shame.
People should worship only God. They should be proud of Jesus existence that enable us to still living in the earth. They shouldn’t worship countries, white people , cars , money . All these things will be taken from them once they die.
@@realmaureenoyakhilomewhat's an even bigger shame is that Nigerians are not telling people back home how things really are in the United States, that things are not perfect.
My sentiments exactly 💯
They would rather listen to WS ran media that put out the same lies about all of us!
This brought tears to my eyes as a FBA, this sister spoke for all the ancestors here in America. They paved the way for everyone. The disrespect has to stop. I wish everyone would do their research on this countries real history. Especially the history they’re trying to hide.
Which disrespect are you talking about? Why do you generalize? I was in America and tried to be friends with my African American brothers, but I found them largely hostile. But I’ve made up my mind, I will never fight a man or woman in the same trenches, except it’s life threatening. So, in most cases, I laugh off my American brothers hostilities. We are in the same boat, suffering the same experiences under different names
Trying to wake people up is hard. I’ve been trying for so long. It’s a systematic mental war.
With tears I am continuing to listen. Yes yes yes yes yes 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 speak the truth. Educate the ignorant. Unknowing folk 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Same here. I am Caribbean, and the Nigerians I've met were horrible to me. They view us all as lazy. I was helping them, and finally cut them off.
Ya dont know what its like until you've walked in our shoes😢 She gets us!!!
I understand
lol
None of you went through any struggle and no disrespect to our great African heroes who went through the triple whammy brunt of subversion, subjugation and acculturation.
Exactly and ppl are remaking videos without giving credit.
You didn't have shoes in Africa.
Hooded men chased me and my family off the beach back in 1975 here in Alabama! You’re correct sis! School them!
Horrible… I’m sorry you went through this..
Sorry that happened to you. That’s awful. I’m not going to mention what blks have done to me, but I hold no grudge or hate in my heart!
Had grown men tell me they "would've enjoyed me back in the day" when I was in Middle School. Good ol Missouri racists
Hold no hate! Just ♥♥ god didn’t put us here to hate! You will feel better, I promise! @@kumikor3392
Mmmm😶
The worst rejection is to be rejected by your own people
THEY ARE NOT THEIR PEOPLE
wasn't Nigeria, Gahna and other places in Africa a big part of the trans-Atlantic slave trade and then got mad when slavery ended.
Exactly ‼️
as an African black woman who's born & raised in the u.s., who was always rejected by black americans, ever since i was a little girl, & even still rejected by yall today, I relate to this…😩it's so sad knowing I'll never be accepted no matter what…🤦🏿♀️
So true
I'm crying right now this women has to be praised sister the black Americans love u and support u.❣️❣️❣️👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
I am very Nigerian and I want to thank her for her passion and straight talk. I want to thank ALL my African American Brothers and Sisters for the soft landing…
Do you live in Nigeria?
We are Americans NOT African Americans.
they should look at their continent and know why she right docile...
@@dame654 We are AMERICANS.
We are NOT AFRICAN AMERICANS.
Come on sis thank you for saying soft landing❤🎉
As an❤❤❤ Black American woman. From the bottom of my heart, thank you. This truth is long overdue. Stop putting your black American Sisters and Brothers down. One love❤🙏
Most African never hang out with their American sisters and brothers. She's right. I'm Nigeria, and I did it to the core
AMEN 💯🤩
She is correct, we should thank her for her frank talk. Maximum respect to you, my sister.
Nigerians and people from Ghana are clueless about our struggle. They need to thank Black Americans .
I was born in 1966 , I'm not telling them a dang thing since they know better than us . They need to sweep in front of their own door than worry about us.
"Our struggle'... you narcissict, they are the descendants of the people who SOLD you into slavery! Why would they care?
We're not clueless about that, the majority of us don't just UNDERSTAND and like what she said, the sense of complacency makes it more difficult.
@@Chy_Udeh Maybe you dont want understand...because tribalism makes one more interested in "one upping" another member of the diaspora.
@@marksimmons5839 What is tribalism in my comment? Anyways, I don't expect common sense from everybody, lest of all, you. If tribalism is all you deduced from my comment, then you are part of the majority that lacks the understand the trajectory of the African Americans. I am well informed to understand that because I did my research.
SHE SAID THE QUIET PART OUT LOUD AND THIS GOES FOR ALL THE OTHER GROUPS WHO COME HERE AND BENEFIT FROM THE CHANGES THAT WE FOUGHT FOR IN THIS COUNTRY.
Facts😊👏🏽✊🏽
Say it now they want reparations too
Gurl fact is you’re not from this continent so stfu about original Americans because. Africans complaining about other nationalities? Is a fkng joke, no wonder you’re seen the way you carry yourselves.
Say it again ❤
@@robynrob9471if you dont want reparations thats fine but to deny AAs who deserve reparations especially those whose family members directly trace to slaves is despicable..learn your history...almost all ethnic group has received reparations from American government..once again do your history..also this thing of AA pitted against Africans is childish frankly ..she is childish and your comment is childish
The ancestors used her voice!!! That was a supernatural response. TRUTH 10,000%
LOL
Then her ancestors were not African. We not mad like that.
@@masterlightjames950
?? Everyone gets mad when they feel disrespected, what are you talking about?
@@blackblaze5271 you can only be disrespected if you deserved to be respected in the first place.
@@masterlightjames950Are you saying that she doesn’t deserve to be respected?
SHE SAID WHAT SHE SAID!!!💯
Say it out loud, I'm black, and I'm proud. ❤
I’m Caribbean. Came to the states when I was 8. Grew up in the hood. I happily check ANY immigrant that comes for black Americans. Let’s get it together folks. We are stronger together.
@gabikay51, appreciate you❤
Me too! I've seen enough, we've been played by the same book.
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That’s right
"Sat there and try to look brave!"l . . . "How many are locked up in Nigeria jails, hunger, famine, and rebellion.. "Our black ancestors suffered in this country, slaves!" "A different kind of slavery march on!" Done ✅✅✅
She has finally said what many African Americans are thinking. Thank you, my sister, for shining a light on a huge problem.
She's a "tether" tho. How's she your sister😂😂😂
That's BLACK AMERICAN 👌
@@boogsybrooks it does not matter, she spoke the truth.
Thinking? No, we've proven to have said these things since the 1800s
@@boogsybrooks
That's a Lie‼️
Gave my wife this same speech. Who is Nigerian American blacks toughest ever,I'm barbadian
I said the same thing they sold the best to the west
“Don’t be jealous because my ancestors was stolen” - I felt that sister’s spirit
This Lady is the real McCoy. I Love her speech.
I’m a so called African American, but I know that I am an Israelite. I also am a physician, who graduated from Howard University College of Medicine. I had to check some African and Caribbean medical students when I was in medical school, for the same thing. They called us lazy. I told them that if it wasn’t for the struggles of African Americans, (who built Howard University after Slavery Ended), you wouldn’t have your arrogant asses in my school. They quickly apologized and received a lesson in HUMILITY
Amen good for you Sistah! ❤😊👍
But it could be a good idea to use the internet to do business and partner up with them to form business partnerships... 👍👍👍
@@suetrinaalexander7596 shalawam
How are u lazy if u were in medical school just like he is? 😮
@@woodswal they were speaking in general terms about African Americans
Wow sister, thank you for speaking the truth for the strongest of the strong Black Americans!!
Amen Sister
Her delivery was perfect. Captivated from beginning to end due to her delivery.
This woman has the heart of a lion in the midst of a heart of love and compassion. I support and respect her courage and candor!
She is a lioness!
Lol
Her delivery was on point, nothing was lost!
Most High in Christ bless. My sister it needed to be said. All respect.
It’s Yahawah and Yahawashi whose names will be glorified !
SHE WAS PASSIONATE BECAUSE SHE JUST WANT ALL THIS MESS TO STOOOOOOOP!!!!!!Me tooooooo
Finally, a strong black woman fearlessly speaking her truth from the ❤ without hesitation or regret. Bravo! We need more women like you.👍🏿👏🏿✊🏿🙏🏿😘
And actually, we need more MEN like her!!!
She's telling the complete truth. I feel this way when I hear them say the same thing. Our sweat blood and tears built America. Give us respect.
Don't ask those parasites for respect or anything else.
My parents always taught me never trust them. We will continue to see to ourselves as we always have. We are better off.
U didn’t sweat a day in u life 😂🤣😂
@@loralarose9615 Honey you don't know me!(Personally)You can't even spell correctly!You're just jealous because the woman told the complete truth! Go pray about it. Your laughs are just covering up your sadness!😂😇😘 Darling you!🙏
As an African American I appreciate her passion and dedication to informing many who is uneducated in this area.
@changestartsnow5116 How many are "educated" in the struggle that Africans went through to get independence? Do you know how many died or what the colours of the flags in those countries mean? It goes both ways
I overstand (understand) what this African American SISTER is saying; I also understand her frustration. I am an American Civil Rights participant. There is so much painful experiences we share- to numerous to name. PTSD (post traumatic stress disorder). We need to heal…
Wow, thank you so much for your service!!
You don't need to heal from anything. You need to get up work. That's all that matters.
She isn't confused about her roots. SHE SPOKE FACTS PERIOD
False. She speaks Victim. Lame.
Address the posting or better address the lady in video she is in comments. What you telling me your thoughts for. Keep that negative crap to yourself
She’s basically offering an emotional excuse for laziness.
What facts? What roots? She is a first generation Black American of African immigrants..
She seems triggered much🙄
Whoa I couldn't have said it better. I am one of those African Americans who fought for civil rights. We built this country for free and we are not lazy🖤👸🏽
You betta speak it Momma this all happened in 1963...I'm mean a fight is a fight
Agreed 👍🏾
Black people didn’t build the USA.
Edited for typo.
Black people did not build the USA.
I don't understand where they get that bs idea from that we're lazy .
We have the right to complain, and we are not scared like other African groups
They shouldn't disrespect Black Americans.
Where is the lie? I love this sister! She speaks nothing but facts!
Absolutely
I’m so proud of her strength to stand up for Black Americans… Thank you my Sister, blessings and power to you!!
Absolutely! She said everything I have felt towards those people.
However, my only disagreement with what she said is, I say let africans do africans. Don't try to get along with them anymore. Black Americans need to see to ourselves.
They are our enemy! The sooner we acknowledge this the better off we are.
Wow,This lady is fire...
Truth
Nuff respect.
Bless up 💕
As an Native African American with ancestors from both East and West Africa, I embrace my African family across the diaspora. Crazy shout out to all the brothers and sisters who are trying to create a new and positive narratives!
Coming from Nigeria, a country with a colonial past, it wasn't until I married a Black American woman that I truly grasped the Black American experience up close. The lesson I've learned is to refrain from criticizing something without one having firsthand experience. Both Black Americans and Africans have endured so much suffering in their histories, whether through slavery or colonialism. Let's honor each other's experiences, showing respect and offering prayers for one another.
True!
Study other people’s history and experience.
You are royally correct- African American (born American) here but I’ve studied the profound and colossal history of African Continental colonialism was a beast beyond words. We went through shit here in America but Africans experience in being invaded and disrespected by others on their own lands is another level of colonialism and horribleness. I’ve never been to Africa myself but from my self-education on what y’all ancestors went through, my heart breaks even more on top of the evil of what American born Africans (my ancestors here) went through.
We are here because of Africans
What a beautiful 😍 🤩 👌 suggestion my brother God bless you and your Black African American 🙏 wife.
I don’t know if I have ever seen or heard anyone so passionately and elegantly defend us as an African American people. My sister stood on biz in this one! Thank you QUEEN! 😂😂😂
Her name is Tanya TKO. You can follow & watch her on here.
She's an awesome warrior for changing the relationships between both countries!.
I don't know why the Africans are allowed to be here so long? We can't get visas that easily. I don't wanna go to Africa to live cause of the expats have many stories
But, Africans come here and live kinda peaceful.
Yes and some of us was even sold to them people by our own people she's so right and there's no need to be angry about what she's saying it's like a barrel of apple you have good and you have bad it's a lot of us that's not lazy who have worked hard for what we want and need but when are we going to come together and make changes but I think I know why so many has stolen from us and hiding a lot of history from us for their own greed which is sad understand this we all come from Africa 🌍
@@nicolejackson2717 find Africa in the scripture. The continent of Africa has been brainwashed by the colonizers and some know it. Just like all the rest of us that were scattered and haven’t WOKE UP. The WOKE ones better join together and be guided by the most high Elohim instead of the delusions that slavery and colonialism caused
This sister really put it down! Spoke nothing but the truth! Much love!!!!
Thanks my sister for standing up strong for African Americans. I commend you, I absolutely agree with you. You are on point. Blessings to you and yours.🙏❤️💯
This woman's passion was NEEDED thank you sister! Salute to my African American and Indigenous brothers and sisters
My Dad was beaten and hosed down in the 1960's fighting for African American civil rights. It was African American who fought for the rights of all people of color to enter into the US. We have always been in the forefront of changing the landscape of the US.
NO IT WASNT, just black Americans who fought for you all. White people fought for black Americans as well. So, white people were not all
RACIST. OMG. these are people talking who were from the south.
Whites were treated badly as well. Omg.
My family fought in every war, including the 4 year Civil War in the south and the north. You all are
Lieing, if you try to DIS CREDIT MANY WHITE PEOPLE WHO HELPED YOU ALL as well.
@@fee4900Only a few
Well, John Lewis’s group of Civil rights leaders were as well. Then after George Wallace was shot running for president. He came back to Alabama. He called an apologized for what he did in the sixties. Then his sect of the civil rights leaders campaigned and voted for him to be governor again. All the civil rights leaders were not on the same page. Yelling isn’t accomplishing much except raising her blood pressure.
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
You spoke the mind of many Black Americans.
We as blacks are still fighting the same oppressors. The way racism can be stopped is when we as black people decide to come together as one 🏴
Black history should be taught in Nigeria!
Many immigrants in the US don’t know nothing about black history
No!
Even Nigerian history is not taught in school. The government banned it and the people did nothing about it.
America is trying to erase. B lack History
What part of black history would you like to be taught? I’m a Nigerian and I grew up there. We were taught about slavery in history classes and how our forefathers were starved, beaten, and shipped in shackles to these places called Western world today. We were also taught African history, highlighting Africans’ struggle to liberate the continent from colonial rule and oppression. We know our history. Don’t make it sound like we are dumb. Perception is the major problem why people think that they are better than the other. While we knew about Africans being shipped to the Western world for slavery and studied about how they were ill-treated and subsequently fought for their freedom, some people out there may not know the extent of that struggle. Therefore, cross-cultural differences need to be resolved through engagement in dialogue that promotes UNITY. We all need some sensitization at some point in our lives, and that includes the young lady from the original video. Would it be a good thing to encourage the history of African descents in the Western world in school curriculums in mainland Africa, absolutely! This would be a great way to start a conversation, rather than assuming that Africans are completely ignorant.
Coming from Zimbabwe to live in the USA I have witnessed how some Africans talk bad about African Americans. That's just not right and it's true if it wasn't for the civil rights struggle we wouldn't be allowed here. Mexicans and all these other minority immigrants need to know this as well
Next time you hear them correct them by explaining in a matured African way they have to come around and understand what is at stake. Some foreigners have been told something that is not true about blacks and they believe it. We have to stop this crap. They want to divide and conquer us through Africans that are coming to the US for the very first time. If you behave badly just like she said remember that they are using YOU TO DESTROY ALL OF US AND YOU DON'T EVEN REALIZE IT. DON'T BE USED TO CAUSE DIVISION AMONG US. REMEMBER THEY DON'T LIKE YOU AS WELL. THINK & AND DON'T BE COLONIZED FOR THE 2ND TIME. ONE COLOUR ONE LOVE ❤️.
I have come to this conclusion also. 😊
@chops1546. Such crap, Canada, Australia, European nations all have decades now of non European immigrants and there were no US style civil rights struggles in those places.
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@@marial8415She's talking about America.
As a black South African woman I am so proud of you sister for standing up for African American, same things we are facing here in SA, they judge us and calling black SAns lazy bcs we refuse to take a next to nothing salary pay and when we protest for what we feel is our rights they will label us and say we like to complain ...
This is exactly what we are dealing with as South Africans from some Africans especially Nigerians
Lovely, my sister speaks frankly, honestly and from the heart...
Thank, you, Thank you and Thank you...
THIS YOUNG LADY HAS LOTS OF WISDOM AND KNOWLEDGE 🙏🏿 SHE BROKE IT DOWN 😏
She has no more wisdom and knowledge than no one else that knows life in america, she doesn't have the same experience as a blk American that has slave ancestry, as I do, bc she was born and raised in African, she learned our history by books or by experience, it's not hard, she spoke the truth, I will say, but living in america as a blk woman it's our life. Most blk ppl, like me, I would say 85 percent cent, want no parts of Africa, we don't want the label as African American, we are the original blk ppl of America. america is our country, first.
She would be taken more seriously if she stopped screaming.
You wouldn’t accept her message even she delivered it in a hushed tone. It’s the message you didn’t care for.
Say it loud, "I'm Black, and I'm Proud." Sister, I know you're a real Black woman, u scream it out to the world, no shame in your game. I LOVE YOUR BOLDNESS❤
She is totally right 1000%%% say it loud baby from Canada 🇨🇦
Been to Africa from the Caribbean in the 80's. Was Proud visiting home, where my DNA from. Africa for Africans through the diaspora. Speak Sister Speak !!! Much love ❤️
I am American and I have lived through the 1960’s during the civil rights movement and she is 100 percent correct on everything. ❤️
The Africans she's mad about are 100% right. She's said alot that was incorrect.
Every word truth and said with deep compassion, I really don't see what he's smiling about.
@@commonsenselogic She doesn't really stand for black nor African people. But this video was true from my personal experiences and opinions also. But how about you tell us two things she was incorrect about??? I know you can't without making something stupid up lol
Correct on what madam ?
That women is an emotional rack, people think when slavery was taking place in africa people parting and having fun, does she know that, at same time slavery was happening, 2millions of Congolese people were genocided?
@poor2passive
She said we were taken while the blacks in Africa were left. The blacks in Africa sold us to white people. Those blacks in Africa were the main participants in the Transatlantic Slave Trade
She keeps saying what "We" did to allow other blacks to move here and succeed. "She" wasn't alive back then, so "She" didn't do a damm thing. The blacks alive back then did. The majority of blacks alive today did absolutely nothing.
What that being said, why do FBA's always cry about others prospering from what the blacks who fought for civil rights did but they don't. If there's any group who should be prospering, it should be the FBA's. They are too busy being victims to do so.
Whew, this brought me to tears. Black Americans have gone through hell and back to become who we are today. We have been stripped of our identity...and yet we are remarkable
Amen 🙏🏽🤎🙏🏽
We have an identity sis. Our culture is imitated on a global scale. White supremacy and many with vitriol from the diaspora tell us we do not have identity. Our ancestors who built this country made an identity for us and contributed so much to the world through inventions and cultures. We are the only black people on the planet who are the smallest population in their country who do not run in droves when time get hard. We have always stayed and fight....and also we do not have a place to flee to for a "soft landing" because most from the diaspora leave their homeland to come here because of what our ancestors made possible. And once here they do not return to fix their homeland.
Thank you for letting people know that we are BLACK AMERICANS, NOT AFRICAN AMERICANS! They come here to work and have the audacity to say that we are lazy and don't want anything. You are right. Don't associate us with them.
How so?????many of you are riding around representing "the big white man"
Correction! RE-DAMN-MARKABLE! 🤩🤩🤩
WOW! All she SPOKE WAS TRUTH. This CANNOT be DISPUTED. This sister said it all!🙏🏾
Nothing to add. She spoke the TRUTH!!!!!!
I am Belizean, she is speaking the truth. I love my Black people but Africans need to be more informed
BELIZE IN THE HOUSE!!🇱🇦
They sure do need to be informed they need to be educated and stop trying to be white as dark and black as they are because they all think they white folks and can’t even see them half the time but they need to be educated and this is what the deal is so good for you, my sister because it wasn’t for our ancestors your black behind wouldn’t even be over here in America OK, believe you, me and everybody else, Chinese, Japanese, Asian, Italian, Irish all you wouldn’t even be there if it wasn’t for my ancestors sweat, blood and rape and tears remember that
It's ok to have your children called booty scratchers, or make fun or your accent?
I was there last August and it was amazing!!. I almost cried leaving Hopkins Village. I will be back for sure.
It's African Americans that will teach them but all we see it's whites who keep telling us bad things about our people our people have to come home and inform each other
I am Nigerian born and living in Nigeria. I am inspired by her submission. Any African criticizing African Americans is ignorant. Thanks for sharing this video.
I love her 🇯🇲
We are the children of slaves
Their leaders taking all their resources, and giving them nothing. But they have strength only for us.
Can I love her one more time
U are truly lost in sauce were all the same expect ur stupid
I agree with her so much. When they come here and treat us African Americans very bad. They do not even speak to you. So heart felt. Bless you.
The most pronounced trauma we have in Nigeria or Africa today is financial trauma... But our brothers and sisters in America who's ancestors where taking by slaving to the new world to work in the plantations set up by the whites in America, has done a lot to enmacipate us native africans from colonialism...
Many of Africans colonial activists studied in America and learn from the black Americans activists as we call them in Nigeria (nnamdi azikiwe, kwame Nkrumah) and came back to set up the movement for decolonisation in Africa..
So i really applauds the works of Africa American for not just touching the lives of Africans in America but for the entire human and black race.
Every African that lives in America should respect the sacrifices of the African Americans.
We do! However, you guys have mastered the art of manipulation and wore the crown of victimization, which suits you well. No one can't say anything and it's an offense...
I disagree with what that Nigerian girl said just like I disagree with half of what you said especially your "passion"
@yannickbreecetoni7418 No, you don't. Everything you wrote says otherwise. What you write gives offense.
"Masters of the art of manipulation" and well suited to wear the "crown of victimization", are the words that were chosen.
Would you accept these words as compliments or as being respectful?
Why say these things when, "I disagree" would have sufficed?
Who taught you how to lie like this?
@notimetoulouse I am an African who has lived in the US for over two decades. We have a misjudged perception of the African American as lazy people without understanding the damage that has been done to them through systematic deprivation of economic power and degraded psyche until recently. We only exist here and are making exploits because of their sacrifices. It is morally wrong for anyone to generalize them as lazy and insolent. Take South Africa as an example . The problem in South Africa presently has to do white domination of many years. Canada has a similar. We need to change our orientation and learn more about black history. One love to you all.
Agreed. Can African Americans agree that racism in America is not as bad as influencers and pundits make it seem? It’s hard to come together when black immigrants and black Americans perceive different levels of racism.
Yes they did. A lot of sacrifices. And I say thank you to them.
When I go to America I feel respected as a black person until they realise I am Africa African. 😊😊. Unlike Europe. Where everything black is migrant.
I'm an African living in the United States. Guys, we need to honor our fellow black Americans, we are here thanks to black Americans or African Americans. I salute this queen. Every single word that came from her mouth was straight out from our ancestors both on the African and American sides. I'm proud to have a courageous woman who know the truth and tell it as it is. Bless your heart sister.
Honour and respect should be mutual
Well side sister, we should all first respect our Africaness if there's a word like that & not conclude until you experience both sides ❤
Dude! When you said she would be giving a little “Tough Love” I didn’t think it was going to be THAT real! Had me fighting back tears. And I’m FBA.
I just fell in love with Tonya Tko, wow, what a woman!! Her eyes are all the way open and she expressed her message so well, no one has ever said it better.
I am a Jamaican, Garveyite, And I endorse TonyaTko's message. One God. One Aim. One Love.
What god?
I'm with you. I'm an African American woman
GARVEY TRIED TO WARN US!!!!
Garvey was RIGHT the whole time. 💯❤️
@@tazzy4624 every time you’re allowed entry into the US….is because of African Americans.
You better research how the war was won!
Respect OUR ancestors and the bloodshed that millions faces for simply being BLACK and daring to be free.
Her accuracy is absolutely 💯 ON POINT
I love this woman! She spit fire! I soooo agree with her. Amen Amen!! She a breath of fresh air! People of Africa please listen. Speaking from the belly of the beast. B1
Thank you for sharing this video and amplifying the voice of our sister! As many have said in the comments, it is because of African Americans and our enslaved ancestors that any blacks can come to America and have freedoms!
I will never forget my sophomore year in college. I took 21 credits and received straight A's that semesters. My Nigerian roommate and her friends were so AMAZED, that a Black African American could perform so well academically. They kept asking me where am I really from, because there is no way I could possibly ne just a "Black American" and work so hard for hood grades. It made me so angry, I told them I am the descendent of African slaves that came to this country to not only survive slavery, the Jim Crow Era, the infiltration of drugs and HIV into the Black community. And still we rise, still we fight, protest, and push forward. We are still here when this country has designed a society meant to destroy us as a people. It was my people who died for my right to get an education, for the very rights and freedoms they come over here and enjoy. I went off that day. I graduated Summa Cum Laude because of the strength of my ancestors. I owe them nothing less and so much more!
Congrats to you! 💕🎈🎉
You told the absolute truth QUEEN!!!!! I have to mention that I saw footage on TV showing Connan O'Brian visiting I believe Nigeria. The Nigerians were so elated that he was there that it looked as though the Nigerians were worshipping that White man and his crew. Will they ever learn????? What they have sewn, they will surely reap. We do not have to do a thing.
IT IS ONLY UPPITY, SELF-GLORIFIYING INDIVIDUALS WHO WILL THINK THEMSELVES BETTER THAN HIS FELLOW HUMAN BEINGS. ALL PEOPLE ARE GIFTED BY GOD AND NO ONE SHOULD LOOK DOWN ON OTHERS.
Congratulations
@crste7 actually can't wait for them to get their wake-up call from caucasians.
Nigerian here. Lived in the states since 1995 and she is absolutely right. What needs to happen now that we have social media and the technology is to connect with our brothers and sisters in Nigeria and other African countries. African Americans and Africans should connect more and collaborate more. We can export opportunities to African countries and that can change the economy of those countries. That could be a powerful collaboration if executed correctly. Both groups can win.
No collaboration is going to happen. Ever. Not going to happen. The respective damages have already been done and the scars are deeply set on both sides.
We are not African AMERICANS.
We are AMERICANS.
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Good for you.
Come on sister, you can calmly explain yourself without shouting, don't let people get to you like this.
Yes, very interesting idea! You know I think that could really work. We do need to start more businesses ventures together using the internet... 👍👍👍
YESSS🎉👊💯🔥🔥🔥❗I wasn't 5 minutes in and she put It Down 💯🔥💯🔥💯🔥💯🔥❗She is right on so many levels 👊💯🔥❗ I'm glad sis brought this TRUTH out 💛. #Respect
Well well well, are there any South Africans here?..... Ziyakhala 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦..... Love this lady from SA 👏👏👏
This African American speaks the TRUTH! I am UK 🇬🇧 born of Jamaican parents, we too have fought, we are still fighting. The only difference is racism in UK is covert. She speaks for peace and togetherness for all Africans across the diaspora and the African continent! Big up to her! ✊🏽💪🏽👍🏽👏🏽👏🏽
She is lost in mental slavery. No intelligent Nigerian will take her seriously. She needs liberation from white persecution complex.
Nigerians are maltreated everywhere. It is even worse in other African countries We move past the pains of maltreatments and just focus on achieving our goals in foreign lands. We don't have any time for victimhood mentality.
You can't have "togetherness" with everybody. It has to be with like minded people. Some black people/ African really lost causes.
So true
She's a BLACK AMERICAN 👌
She speaks facts and her emotions are 1000% justified. I'm from the west, born in Jamaica, grew up in Canada from the 70's and I know what we went through and we were always with Black Americans brothers and sisters.
I am so happy that you are telling it like it is ..they do not no what we have gone through .If they get out there and fight like black American did and don't be afraid they can wake up their government .God Bless you my Black Queen. J
❤ This is our ancestors speaking through this woman
I absolutely feel her passion and her sentiments. My father was from Nigeria and me and him had this conversation and it’s the only time I ever disagreed with him to his face. Sometimes immigrants do not understand the sacrifice of those who have been here longer that allows them to come to this country and thrive. In most cases with even more rights than black Americans have. They come here and disrespect black Americans under preconceived notions and narratives, created by our system and the media. That goes for all immigrants not just Africans. Because they all do it, and it needs to stop.
Black Hollywood/Entertainment has done this to Black Americans. The Black Principalities have destroyed the Black Community. The Black Freemasons and Secret Societies have done this to Black Americans. Leave these ignorant African Immigrants alone. They didn't destroy Black America.
As an Ethiopian, I fully understand black american experience in the past and now. Because blacks sacrificed in the past , we Africans benefited. One thing I have to say is we all as blacks in America or Africa have to do a lot to improve our lives by breaking the bad system that is installed to pull us back. May God bless and give wisdom to all blacks in the world.
Do you!
Amen, Halleuyah! I agree with you very much. Thanks!!! 😊😊😊❤❤❤💜👍👍👍
We both need to learn more about each others history. For instance why we were put in a position ti be placed on the ships. On the other hand, be a part of the solution in America by joining forces to help halt the continued rape and theft of the African culture. CST 1923
Thank you,no one knows how much we've suffer in America
If you’re Ethiopian, you’re African and if we’re born here or born in Africa, we are Africans we’re not black you’re not black you don’t call yourself black don’t call us black we’re Africans with an American citizenship with African African not black not black Africans. We are Africans the country is called Africa the same Africa you were born and you weren’t born in black you’re no different than we are you’re just born in a different country inside of Africa then we were. And I say this with love.
Thank you for sharing this. We’ve all been abused, traumatized and exploited. It’s time we start loving ourselves, loving and embracing each other and unify. Let’s put an end to the seeds of self-hatred and divide-and-conquer that our oppressors have sown in our hearts and minds. Imagine how strong we’ll be as a people when we do this!❤🙏🏾❤️
The sister is 100, I LOVE her delivery and she speaks the TRUTH.
Yes my Sister say it Loud!
I AM BLACK (American ) AND PROUD!✊🏿❤️
Damn she gave me chills literally! I felt where she was coming from,nothing but truth
I’ve seen those before, but still resonate the same. Sister was playing no games. Peace to all black people worldwide. Africa unite ❤
Preach it sister, you are on the right side of history ❤🎉
The security guard at my job is a Nigerian brother. He told me that his cousin was killed two years ago in Virginia and he thinks it was because he was dating a white girl. I told him that I didn’t understand why Black men would take the chance of dating white women in the South because of the history of lynchings. He didn’t know what I was talking about so I pulled up a page of lynching photos on my phone and showed him. His hand went over his mouth and he was visibly upset.
“This is what they did to our people?”, he asked. I told him that they did this thousands of times and it would often be a spectacle where body parts were cut off to be kept as souvenirs in pickle jars. The photos were made into postcards and mailed around the country.
He’s been living in the U.S. for years and had no idea that this happened.
Too many Africans come here and benefit from the Black American struggle without understanding what our history has been since we arrived here in 1619. Maybe if more of them knew they would have more respect.
I doubt it! Some would but I believe most would not. They're too afraid of giving up the material things they've never had before.
@@jocelynjones2825not true, after my dad left medical school in Nigeria, he attended London School of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, he complained about the shock of seeing black people selling drugs and dropping out of school in a developed country. My grandmother was a widow who sold all her things to pay my dad's tuition in Medical School, the idea of dropping out of school would have been a crime. I schooled in Nigeria, many nights there was no electricity but I studied with a kerosene lamp at night, I fetched water from wells and carried them over long distances and got straight As then proceeded to the University. As an immigrant, I am irritated that African Americans don't value education. When my brother was in medical school in Nigeria, all his friends had books about Dr Ben Carson, here they hate him for being a religious conservative who is against twerking, abortion, selling drugs and so on. The same applies to Justice Clarence Thomas , Professor Thomas Sowell.
It's heartbreaking but I'm glad you enlightened him. I try to shed some light for other immigrants too when i can. Like you said, learning black history (basically learning US history un edited) would open people's eyes and that's why some politicians in this country are hellbent on making sure people can't learn US/black history in schools because they want to keep people ignorant and need to keep blacks down. They know we're stronger together and they can't have that.
Are they living under a rock wth
Virginia is northest ..not even concerned part of south..smh
She said it perfectly! She wrapped up black history explaining the s sacrifice, pain, bloodshed, murder, segregation, the raping, intentional redlining of communities, un qualifying us for schools, jobs, services of all kind and the list goes on in 2024. 😢
Well said sis! The audacity!