Not african but can relate 100%. Mom is peruvian and dad cuban… moved to the us at 18. I’m 38 now. I had the blessing of traveling around the world. Dont get me wrong….im grateful to the US for giving me a good life for 2 decades but i’m ready to experience something else. I don’t wish to raise a family here.
All immigrants all across the planet struggle upon arrival. Even immigrants migrating to the United States. The difference is that they have built networks overtime that enable the transition to work out for them. But they don't know the language, customs etc. They have a strong work effort and succeed overtime. Black Americans like you are lazy and unwilling to sacrifice and make a contribution unless you yourself can benefit immediately. All Black Americans and Diasporans can make a contribution.
If you’re struggling where you are this is not the place for you definitely. You having an understanding of your surroundings and situation will keep you from wrecking your life here in Africa. I wish others that are in the same circumstances would understand this.
I’m African and Africa is one of the best places in world. Because it is stress free. You don’t have to work like a dog to pay bills. There’s so many beautiful places in Africa and we eat fresh food and organic. It is wonderful over there ❤
@@UnscriptedFactsAmerica is not the paradise for everyone.not everyone is westernized in their mind ,people like peaceful life and stress free life and simple life.
Let just keep it real I'm here in Ghana and I'm from America and now that l have spent around 2 years on and off in Accra Ghana l must say its still a third world country in many ways because of the government system that put in place. The Asian and Lebanese are the backbone behind most of the upscale stores and restaurants. The local restaurants are outdated, the public transportation like old and rundown, lack of good roadways, to many unpaved roads that makes it difficult during rainy season, infrastructure issues because it seem they have to many not completed structures throughout the country, and improper storm drains and open sewage drainage along with high food prices, and malaria issues.
@@edwingross9778 being a 3rd world country in some areas is not that bad it can be fixed . America too has some aspect of 3rd world country in certain area. The lebanese and asian dominated the economy in some countries is due to savage hospitality from Africans towards those foreigners and. also Africans are very naive and genuine people they do not think those people will hijack their economy they see them as people they rescued.from war.specially the Lebanese. It is almost identical too the Asians or middle easterns people flooding to the Black areas to open businesses You have been in Ghana other countries are different from Ghane. The pace of life is not fast, it is the same for latin countries too. The crazy life is for westerners. Now malaria is a disease , Americans have diseases too so what is the point? Americans and Europeans have more dangerous diseases than Africans. Also people have a best quality of life over there peaceful no stress!.
As a 66 year old elder who was born into segregation in a republic that never saw myself and my melaninated sisters and brothers as human made our path very difficult. I have been blessed with the opportunity to live around this world from the Netherlands, UK, UAE (Dubai), Saudi Arabia, China (Shanghai), and Rwanda (Kigali) and return to the place of my birth to honor a promise made to my father. I will be transparent and say that I am no longer interested in living in this rotten racist republic. But I am willing to sacrifice the next 4 years and 2 months to reach a goal which will benefit my wife as I believe that she deserves it. But while the time passes, I am researching and formulating a plan to spend what time I have left to travel and enjoy my remaining days doing what I love. As much as I love Rwanda, I completely understand what you mean when you say "I DESERVE BETTER". I agree with you 100%! THE truth is that WE DO DESERVE BETTER. I am looking forward to spending time between Southeast Asia and Rwanda. If it is the will of the Almighty Most High, I will have that opportunity. Brother, while you can, ENJOY YOUR WIFE BROTHER! GO IN PEACE AND ENJOY THE REST OF YOUR LIFE 🙏🏾✊🏾💪🏾🙌🏾👊🏾
Why are you focusing only on Rwanda? There are many other African Countries you can settle in. Rwanda is doing some strange things politically recently. Are they offering you no fuss Citizenship for relocating? Voting rights? Equal rights as born Rwandans? If not then maybe it's not the place to go. What about the Caribbean Islands like Grenada?
8:26 I am shocked that you choose to overlook the oppression of the majority Bantu Hutu people 85% of the population of Rwanda by Kagame and his kindred Tutsi Nilo/Cushitic Hamites who feel superior to the Bantu people?!! How can you ignore Kagame and his kindred Rwandan Tutsi refugee and former commander in the genocide of over 1.5 million Indigenous Ugandans and usurpation of the Ugandan government with the backing of the British government and Reagan American administration between 1981 and 1986?!! After which Kagame and Museveni invaded Rwanda from Uganda, caused and participated in the Rwanda genocide!! It really makes us wonder what kind of principles you have for wanting to stay in Rwanda, a country that was backed by the Clinton American administration to invade Congo, looted Congo's minerals and had committed genocide on over 6 million Congolese citizens by 1996!! Are you aware that Kagame's Tutsi minority has been using a proxy Tutsi/Banyamulenge M23 rapist genocidal group to carry out gruesome matchete massacres of Congolese citizens to scare them off their mineral rich ancestral lands for Western mining corporations?!! Why do Black/African people only complain when White cops kill or oppress Black people but accept Western puppet minority Tutsi Nilo/Cushitic Hamite genocide against the majority Bantu people in Uganda and Congo?!! Are you aware about the Massacres taking place in Uganda and Congo because Museveni and Kagame Rwandan/Burundian Tutsi former refugees in Uganda, currently rulers in Uganda and Rwanda, want to fulfill their Tutsi Nilo/Cushitic Hamite fifty year master plan, to dominate the Bantu majority in Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi and Congo?!! Are African Americans partners with the White neocolonial imperialists of Europe and USA towards Africa? If not how could you choose to ignore Kagame and Museveni's Tutsi genocidaires of millions fellow Africans with the backing of the West?!!
Thank you my brother. Am 58 and moved to Africa at 55. Challenges are there but don't regret a thing. The best decision we made me and hubby. Stay blessed and continue teaching and sharing the wisdom nuggets❤
Living close to nature, in a simplic life with family foundation and support with little or no stress is best. Debt and consumerism is a fools paradise. God provides everything for us we just have to use our heads snd utilize them appropriately and not abuse his abundance.
I'm also 58 but truly glad I grew up in my generation. I just want to thank you for sharing your traveling journey. I followed you for years and it made me realize no place on this earth is perfect and we won't get to experience true perfection until we enter into the Most High Kingdom.
APTTMH, you ain’t lying. I’m 57, raised 5 kids as a single parent living in Maryland. I just retired and truly realize that I wouldn’t have survived without my faith in the Most High and following the Torah.
I'm doing that now raising 17,16,15,11 you put one step forward then a obstacle a bill a call from the school knock on the door the sirens constant noises distractions,, yep the most high deep meditation fresh air faith got us through controlling my emotions be calm etc etc no accountability for those that do you wrongs you meant to be superwoman or else..I just breathe. Now I'm taking action especially the fathers that remain invisible. It just seems so artificial. Keep strong keep the visions endurance patience self discipline. Staying home watching those go by carefree whilst you feel stuck..yet mum and dad had the high life in the 70s yet you grow up left to figure it out.. exhausted but determined🤎
Africa humbles you.. born and raised ..... we have seen diaspora coming back and having hope .. all we do is smile n wish them well... because we know its tough tough.
We have learned so much in the last few years that our ancestors in America did not know. It’s amazing. We always knew that the lie America told us was not quite true!
Our ancestors failed us They should have never let them Europeans off that boat We are too kind and too trusting 100 years of fatherless homes has really compounded the ineptitude I'm sick I'm leaving ✌️
" Your selection is your Reflection", powerful insight. I stopped dating also because the only men that seemed to be interested in me were 'Hard-core Narcissist'. I was exhausted mentally and physically; my spirituality saved me. I have transformed so much that my family has ostracized me. However, the Narcissists are still attracted to me.... I Run at the red flags. I would love to be in a healthy, honorable, loving relationship before, I leave this planet; leaving it up to you universe. Power in sincere intentions 🙏
Im a retired U.S Navy Veteran, I left the U.S 2021 move to Merida Mexico, for 2 years. Now I live in Jomtien Thailand 🇹🇭. It’s the best decision I made in my life. The U.S. is not my home anymore. Im a 68 year old Black God. Living my best life 🙏.
I was brought up in the South in the fifties and sixties. What I had to endure makes me the Queen that I am. I know I deserve better and I am making every day more better through the most High.
I overstand what you are saying and what you have been through. As a retired Educator who poured my life into forty five years of looking out for our youth in our community. I loved watching and listening to you throughout the years. I was BLESSED to visit Five countries in Africa, after visiting Europe and realizing I want to see the places of both my GrandFathers birth. I fell in love with Africa!!!! But when I made it to Ghana to do an Artist Collaborative. Being called an Abruny=Obruunee! I was in total shock about being charged way more money than the locals in order to gain access to various places. The list goes on. You are absolutely correct about not having male protection and representation if we plan to relocate. My Husband said, "No! We are American and no matter where we go....we will always be viewed as Americanas!
you are so right about that, Marcus Garvey said a long long time ago that Africa is not for everyone, because they will be useless there as there are useless here,
Son! We need you and Ashley!I'm making a dua-invocation that you live a very long life.your vision expressing your vulnerabilities helps me a lot and I'm 71.keep teaching sheik we need you now more than ever.i got you.
In islam we are told life is a test. Wherever you go and wherever you be it's not easy. You have peace when your soul is at peace. Connect with God. Have good neighbours. Help people. Meet different pple and create good memories. Laugh and cry with people. Share your cup of tea. The sun the forest the river the small village.the people. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
You are not lying I am 59 will be 60 December 2, all praise to the Most High, I been through it, got my Passport renewed in September. I am ready for opportunities , venture etc...
I've found the African culture of interdependency a bit challenging. The idea that when you have people expect you to just give them; even when you don't have. Africans need to negotiate a lifestyle that encourages self sufficiency. We just can't be begging or expecting a bribe of some sort. It leaves some people feeling short-changed and used. Also, it is possible to live a minimalist selfsufficient lifestyle in Africa but somehow people don't seem to be creative enough to do that
What’s crazy to me…is Africa is the richest continent on earth. Africans can dig in their back yards, and find precious gems, gold, silver, copper, cobalt…etc. We are the descendants of Tribe of Judah. Africa cursed itself, once they sold Jesus’ bloodline to the colonizers. Now, they suffer…without realizing that if we all come together…NOTHING (but Yah) would be able to stop us!
America is my home and l have visited Ghana many times and its a very peaceful Country but its not comparable to how good you can live in the USA. Issues in Ghana is infrastructure, very bad roads, and most not paved and the ones that are paved lacking upkeep. The price of food in their grocery stores are priced above the prices in America.
You're right. These Pan Africanist never tell you why so many Africans are fleeing Africa. And if they don't wanna be in their own Countries isn't that a Red Light? And as a Freedman Black American I'm not Oppressed, Struggling, Or A Victim Of Racism. I don't have that Whoa is me Victim's mentality, my ancestors worked in fought and died for America and this is where I'm staying. The only way I'd visit the " Black Diaspora" is as a Tourist I'm not interested in no Citizenship or staying.
Black Americans deserve so much respect and honor for all their accomplishments and for the struggles that they survived.💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾 One love from Jamaica.
I have always been dubious of the notion of blacks going to Africa seeking economic, social, and political freedom when those same Africans are leaving Africa in greater numbers seeking the same. Africa is a colonized continent still and we must get past the notion that Africans are free, just like us they live in confinement with European imposed limitations. They are no freer than we are here. Africa as it stands now, was constructed for the benefit of neo-colonialization for resource extraction and European clandestine global domination. Thank you for your honesty and courage.
As an African person I understand, but to my Black American brothers and sisters we welcome you with love and open arms. We welcome you, we welcome Haitians, Jamaicans, Barbadians, any Black person of the diaspora must realize Africa is your 2nd home and you must claim it. America is also not easy, but Id rather be here in Africa than elsewhere.
Black Americans and our ancestors fought too hard for everything in this country to give it up. I will continue to travel but I am not moving to any country in Africa. My home is here.
The smart play for Black Americans is to invest in African economies. Just like The Jewish Community invests in Israel. They actually organize spending trips to Israel. They gather dozens of wealthy members of their community together and they travel there with the goal being to spend money and support the economy. That's the least we can do. Beyond that we would be smart to launch businesses there. Partner with local entrepreneurs, provide funding, set up consulting firms, get involved in lobbying efforts that encourage opening the American economy to African businesses, set up student exchange programs with HBCU's etc.
You are right. We deserve better! A place that gives us a sense of community and acceptance and peace of mind ( I can't stress on peace of mind enough). A place we can just flow as a melanated people. Some of us are financially successful and live in posh neighborhoods in DamErica but can't find that space of joy; always fighting just to be. I don't have to sacrifice creature comforts to gain those things as a person. I deserve every bit of them at my age. Africa can offer and has offered me those qualities and space to fully actualize my life. In Kenya 🇰🇪 , I am loved and I just flow.
GO Blacque. listen to your intuition cause the world that WE are led to believe is unavailable,. Initially, WE have been set up & played (plague) by design.WE are stagnant, living in dirty water with filth yet traveling has the propensity to make life more enjoyable. WE are travelers & primarily not dwellers which have hampered our overall development. ALL the best in your endeavors.
Thank you for some of the key points that you bought to life went through a divorce after 30 years so I can relate to a lot of things that you are saying
I'm going to exclude ES and Vin man from my response because I saw something different in her trials and tribulations. Not saying that she never did or said certain things, but the majority of these youtubers on the back to Africa journeys were all on the same trip, many would not have survived if not for donations, godfundme's, selling scam-like consultations, boosting their own businesses and hiding issues, doing raffles and the most egregious things 99.9% of them are guilty of is, lying, hiding, and minimizing harmful truths including goblack. It's good some are being honest now but just think about the people who lives may have been ruined believing them and hardly any of them are taking accountability for lying, scheming and providing disinformation for selfish gains.
I have been single but not lonely because I deserve better and greater. I realised i have been connecting with the wrong people. I totally agree with you 💯 watching you for the first time from London!
You ventured out and walked out in faith. Nothing ventured nothing gained. We will continue to visit Africa but have never considered living there., Far too many are dying young as your wife said. We are still mourning the loss of our beloved 36 year old nephew who was not sick. “Life is tight’ as my husband will always say. Peace and good health are priceless!
I’m 70 finished college raised two children who 1 is doing well the other struggleing…became a single parent due to abuse worse than the didy junk going on..but I got out raised kids been through jobs laid off another job… lived decently but modest because I never made over 30 grand with government job…well now I’m living in a senior living in the hood…been through the losses of my parents lost my mind credit and survival of cancer and other stuff… All I’m asking Yeshua my Christ is for a car a Chevy or Ford will do ….i just won’t to go to the grocery store without Uber…I have never been without a car in my life…you are right I am numb to this situation…I deserve so much better….what happened…what happened…Life happened…this is a hard pill to swallow..you go back to Africa I’ve learned a lot from you
I used to be involved with a church where the pastor at that time in his life, wrote a book named there is no failure in us. We don’t fail at anything be it bad or good we don’t fail at it!
But the Citizens in those countries are suffering from infrastructure issues, bad roads, poor drainage system, Malaria issues, high price of food, and if you want a nice place you will be paying much higher prices. Worst part of all lack of good paying jobs or lack of jobs.
@@edwingross9778I can’t help but think that these are all excuses. I can create an even longer list of reasons not to stay in America as a Middle Aged black man.
@Sci-Fi_Fan296 l been on the African Continent 2 years, it's only good for retirees that either have social security income, pension or lots of money in the bank. Because you have to spend good money to live how you living in the USA. It's not worth it if you don't have any income and coming to the Continent for a job to make pennies on the dollar.
Trust me the list is very long I'm just pointing out the obvious things. I'm not saying it doesn't work for you I'm just saying people gonna be shocked coming from western countries to see sum.of the ways the poor have to live here in places with no running water or toilets in a box built structures hidden all around the metro.
Yes Sir as someone who has been a return resident back to Detroit my home, I agree with what your speaking on so many levels . Thanks for Sharing. Thx🎈
If you have property there than you'll go back or sell...Its not for you now its not for you later...Right? Maybe you have gypsy in you blood.... There is a place in the Sun. Your journey is spiritual, so you can't say never! ❤
Am 60 and am thinking about going to stay n Africa but there’s a lot of on my mind I have the means to stay. But buying houses there will the be a good opportunity for me in my family. Am a female did 25 years of Navy Seal and I don’t regret one day of it . But I have a lot on my mind 😊about going their going to check out some things leaving on the 3 of June.
If you can remove the colonial mind and truly love Black people whilst not seeking monetary gain....you will have no problem in finding soul peace in Africa......
Don't mean to derogate or undermine Ghana, but most AA that goes there actually don't know that ghana it's a mirage of what they campaign for the black race, the African countries who don't campaign home coming are the ones that actually have the soft landing for our AA bro/Sis! ✌
@@jesuspower2390 nah, that ain't true. Countries like, Senegal, benin Republic, Togo also Nigeria, welcomes AA's in a different way and you won't hear em loud it,and our AA bro/Sis are warmly welcomed and doing great stuffs in those countries silently. Compare to those ones that over blown the campaign of reunification.
Yep, just sit and observe…the real person always show up, the mask is what and who we meet first. And we need to learn to work on ourselves. It took me five years to understand, I’ve been alone since that time, and all I can say…I have been by myself since then and once you work on yourself and become aware. You see things at a very different perspective and you learn more about life and how we make our own happiness. And yes, you will notice most things and toxic people, you don’t have time or the capacity to deal with things they don’t serve your true purpose or that are hazards to your worth.
Why is it when people finally start understanding the MEANING OF LIFE we are accused of being crazy? Just because a person haven't found their way. We who have found the path are now crazy.
‘Africa is not ready for me’. Maybe you’re not ready for Africa 🤔. Africa is a HUGE Continent made up of MANY, many large and small Countries and it is very different from Country to Country (very different within those regions/States within those Countries). Some of the most beautiful, developed, cultural, business orientated, creative, artistic and technologically savvy environments and ‘opportunities’ exist within Africa as a Continent both in the North, West, South & East Africa. That’s why it was r*ped and plundered historically by Europeans because it had ample of what the West never had. Massive resources. There’s a reason why the Chinese want to invest and set up shop in Africa because they see the HUGE opportunities and lifestyle. It’s quite arrogant I think to make such a sweeping and denigrating statement that Africa, as if it is a monolith, isn’t ready for you. Maybe you’re just not ready for Africa? Africa is a Continent where only the strong, resilient & creative survive and THRIVE, no matter what their status is in life!
Well said. Am South African and am shocked too. Clearly the man never did proper research on Africa before moving. People even commenting that the African citizens struggle with Malaria etc. Never had Malaria my entire life, nor anyone I know.
@@ShirleyChaptythe majority of Africans do have negative experiences with Malaria. That's why it has been the number one killer on the continent for decades. Just because you haven't experienced it doesn't mean that it isn't a problem in the majority of Africa where "majority" does not indicate totality but the larger part. Two things can be true at the same time.
Brother I was born in 1950, in the dirt south. I’ve almost seen it all…almost. I’ve seen the tide come in, go out, and come again. Young people today have no clue!
Goblack.. Africa will not without help build itself... there are lots if forces working against the continents' progress. The powers that be know that an independent africa does not need to trade or link wirh thecrest of the world.
From 10:00 mins and forward you had me SHOUTING at the screen in agreement! Like, RIGHT, YEP, SAY THAT GOBLACK!!! SERIOUSLY, OMG this is so good brother. So good. Thanks.
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Not african but can relate 100%. Mom is peruvian and dad cuban… moved to the us at 18. I’m 38 now. I had the blessing of traveling around the world. Dont get me wrong….im grateful to the US for giving me a good life for 2 decades but i’m ready to experience something else. I don’t wish to raise a family here.
We are in a time of awakening! And being re-educated!
Agree
You can say that again 👍
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As a people who has already struggle I am not going to go to another country and struggle more
All immigrants all across the planet struggle upon arrival. Even immigrants migrating to the United States. The difference is that they have built networks overtime that enable the transition to work out for them. But they don't know the language, customs etc. They have a strong work effort and succeed overtime. Black Americans like you are lazy and unwilling to sacrifice and make a contribution unless you yourself can benefit immediately. All Black Americans and Diasporans can make a contribution.
I don't know the culture and laws well enough not to get taken advantage of over there. Especially as a woman. I will visit but I'm not moving.
If you’re struggling where you are this is not the place for you definitely. You having an understanding of your surroundings and situation will keep you from wrecking your life here in Africa. I wish others that are in the same circumstances would understand this.
Or (be taxed) & work for a weak azz MF currency...that my people didn't help build...
How do you know you will struggle there? Some places outside the us are actually affordable
I’m African and Africa is one of the best places in world. Because it is stress free. You don’t have to work like a dog to pay bills. There’s so many beautiful places in Africa and we eat fresh food and organic. It is wonderful over there ❤
You said over there.. I assume you are not living over there in Africa? Are you in America?
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@@UnscriptedFactsAmerica is not the paradise for everyone.not everyone is westernized in their mind ,people like peaceful life and stress free life and simple life.
Let just keep it real I'm here in Ghana and I'm from America and now that l have spent around 2 years on and off in Accra Ghana l must say its still a third world country in many ways because of the government system that put in place. The Asian and Lebanese are the backbone behind most of the upscale stores and restaurants. The local restaurants are outdated, the public transportation like old and rundown, lack of good roadways, to many unpaved roads that makes it difficult during rainy season, infrastructure issues because it seem they have to many not completed structures throughout the country, and improper storm drains and open sewage drainage along with high food prices, and malaria issues.
@@edwingross9778 being a 3rd world country in some areas is not that bad it can be fixed . America too has some aspect of 3rd world country in certain area. The lebanese and asian dominated the economy in some countries is due to savage hospitality from Africans towards those foreigners and. also Africans are very naive and genuine people they do not think those people will hijack their economy they see them as people they rescued.from war.specially the Lebanese. It is almost identical too the Asians or middle easterns people flooding to the Black areas to open businesses You have been in Ghana other countries are different from Ghane. The pace of life is not fast, it is the same for latin countries too. The crazy life is for westerners. Now malaria is a disease , Americans have diseases too so what is the point? Americans and Europeans have more dangerous diseases than Africans. Also people have a best quality of life over there peaceful no stress!.
As a 66 year old elder who was born into segregation in a republic that never saw myself and my melaninated sisters and brothers as human made our path very difficult. I have been blessed with the opportunity to live around this world from the Netherlands, UK, UAE (Dubai), Saudi Arabia, China (Shanghai), and Rwanda (Kigali) and return to the place of my birth to honor a promise made to my father. I will be transparent and say that I am no longer interested in living in this rotten racist republic. But I am willing to sacrifice the next 4 years and 2 months to reach a goal which will benefit my wife as I believe that she deserves it. But while the time passes, I am researching and formulating a plan to spend what time I have left to travel and enjoy my remaining days doing what I love. As much as I love Rwanda, I completely understand what you mean when you say "I DESERVE BETTER". I agree with you 100%! THE truth is that WE DO DESERVE BETTER. I am looking forward to spending time between Southeast Asia and Rwanda. If it is the will of the Almighty Most High, I will have that opportunity. Brother, while you can, ENJOY YOUR WIFE BROTHER! GO IN PEACE AND ENJOY THE REST OF YOUR LIFE 🙏🏾✊🏾💪🏾🙌🏾👊🏾
Yes, brother. Yes.
Why are you focusing only on Rwanda? There are many other African Countries you can settle in.
Rwanda is doing some strange things politically recently. Are they offering you no fuss Citizenship for relocating? Voting rights? Equal rights as born Rwandans? If not then maybe it's not the place to go. What about the Caribbean Islands like Grenada?
Visit Kenya too. You will feel at home.
Based on my research Rwanda is the best.
8:26 I am shocked that you choose to overlook the oppression of the majority Bantu Hutu people 85% of the population of Rwanda by Kagame and his kindred Tutsi Nilo/Cushitic Hamites who feel superior to the Bantu people?!! How can you ignore Kagame and his kindred Rwandan Tutsi refugee and former commander in the genocide of over 1.5 million Indigenous Ugandans and usurpation of the Ugandan government with the backing of the British government and Reagan American administration between 1981 and 1986?!! After which Kagame and Museveni invaded Rwanda from Uganda, caused and participated in the Rwanda genocide!! It really makes us wonder what kind of principles you have for wanting to stay in Rwanda, a country that was backed by the Clinton American administration to invade Congo, looted Congo's minerals and had committed genocide on over 6 million Congolese citizens by 1996!!
Are you aware that Kagame's Tutsi minority has been using a proxy Tutsi/Banyamulenge M23 rapist genocidal group to carry out gruesome matchete massacres of Congolese citizens to scare them off their mineral rich ancestral lands for Western mining corporations?!! Why do Black/African people only complain when White cops kill or oppress Black people but accept Western puppet minority Tutsi Nilo/Cushitic Hamite genocide against the majority Bantu people in Uganda and Congo?!! Are you aware about the Massacres taking place in Uganda and Congo because Museveni and Kagame Rwandan/Burundian Tutsi former refugees in Uganda, currently rulers in Uganda and Rwanda, want to fulfill their Tutsi Nilo/Cushitic Hamite fifty year master plan, to dominate the Bantu majority in Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi and Congo?!! Are African Americans partners with the White neocolonial imperialists of Europe and USA towards Africa? If not how could you choose to ignore Kagame and Museveni's Tutsi genocidaires of millions fellow Africans with the backing of the West?!!
Thank you my brother. Am 58 and moved to Africa at 55. Challenges are there but don't regret a thing. The best decision we made me and hubby. Stay blessed and continue teaching and sharing the wisdom nuggets❤
Living close to nature, in a simplic life with family foundation and support with little or no stress is best. Debt and consumerism is a fools paradise. God provides everything for us we just have to use our heads snd utilize them appropriately and not abuse his abundance.
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I'm also 58 but truly glad I grew up in my generation. I just want to thank you for sharing your traveling journey. I followed you for years and it made me realize no place on this earth is perfect and we won't get to experience true perfection until we enter into the Most High Kingdom.
APTTMH, you ain’t lying. I’m 57, raised 5 kids as a single parent living in Maryland. I just retired and truly realize that I wouldn’t have survived without my faith in the Most High and following the Torah.
I'm doing that now raising 17,16,15,11 you put one step forward then a obstacle a bill a call from the school knock on the door the sirens constant noises distractions,, yep the most high deep meditation fresh air faith got us through controlling my emotions be calm etc etc no accountability for those that do you wrongs you meant to be superwoman or else..I just breathe. Now I'm taking action especially the fathers that remain invisible. It just seems so artificial. Keep strong keep the visions endurance patience self discipline. Staying home watching those go by carefree whilst you feel stuck..yet mum and dad had the high life in the 70s yet you grow up left to figure it out.. exhausted but determined🤎
I praise Yah for your strength and may he continue to add favor and blessings to all your family Shalom
All praise to the most high brother
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APTTMH that you found the truth!!!🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
What role would you say the torah played in your discernment as you chose the parent(s) of your children?
Self reflection will have you crying or smiling. And if you cry, you still have a chance to do what is needed to put that smile on your face.
It was all worth it because you discovered your Hebrew roots and you helped others do the same. Look how powerful that is.
Africa humbles you.. born and raised ..... we have seen diaspora coming back and having hope .. all we do is smile n wish them well... because we know its tough tough.
We have learned so much in the last few years that our ancestors in America did not know. It’s amazing. We always knew that the lie America told us was not quite true!
What lie did America tell us ?
@@quinncole8122How much time you got?
Our ancestors failed us
They should have never let them Europeans off that boat
We are too kind and too trusting
100 years of fatherless homes has really compounded the ineptitude
I'm sick
I'm leaving
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@@robertalexander2478 got time
No mass slave trade to the USA. Blacks were the original so called indians who already lived in the USA..
" Your selection is your Reflection", powerful insight. I stopped dating also because the only men that seemed to be interested in me were 'Hard-core Narcissist'. I was exhausted mentally and physically; my spirituality saved me. I have transformed so much that my family has ostracized me. However, the Narcissists are still attracted to me.... I Run at the red flags. I would love to be in a healthy, honorable, loving relationship before, I leave this planet; leaving it up to you universe. Power in sincere intentions 🙏
Im a retired U.S Navy Veteran, I left the U.S 2021 move to Merida Mexico, for 2 years. Now I live in Jomtien Thailand 🇹🇭. It’s the best decision I made in my life. The U.S. is not my home anymore. Im a 68 year old Black God. Living my best life 🙏.
Although I went through challenges. The 1960’s 70’s life was good always with family!
I was brought up in the South in the fifties and sixties. What I had to endure makes me the Queen that I am. I know I deserve better and I am making every day more better through the most High.
You are a queen.
@@nikicarrie4071 Why's everyone a queen or a king?
@misst.e.a.187 she actually is bc of what she went through .everybody is not but this woman is
I overstand what you are saying and what you have been through.
As a retired Educator who poured my life into forty five years of looking out for our youth in our community. I loved watching and listening to you throughout the years. I was BLESSED to visit Five countries in Africa, after visiting Europe and realizing I want to see the places of both my GrandFathers birth.
I fell in love with Africa!!!!
But when I made it to Ghana to do an Artist Collaborative. Being called an Abruny=Obruunee!
I was in total shock about being charged way more money than the locals in order to gain access to various places. The list goes on.
You are absolutely correct about not having male protection and representation if we plan to relocate. My Husband said, "No! We are American and no matter where we go....we will always be viewed as Americanas!
The race is not 4 the swift
But 4 those who can endure.
Africa is Not 4 Everyone!
you are so right about that, Marcus Garvey said a long long time ago that Africa is not for everyone, because they will be useless there as there are useless here,
That's his point
America isn’t not for everyone also.
Son! We need you and Ashley!I'm making a dua-invocation that you live a very long life.your vision expressing your vulnerabilities helps me a lot and I'm 71.keep teaching sheik we need you now more than ever.i got you.
In islam we are told life is a test.
Wherever you go and wherever you be it's not easy.
You have peace when your soul is at peace.
Connect with God.
Have good neighbours.
Help people.
Meet different pple and create good memories.
Laugh and cry with people.
Share your cup of tea.
The sun the forest the river the small village.the people.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Amen
You are not lying I am 59 will be 60 December 2, all praise to the Most High, I been through it, got my Passport renewed in September. I am ready for opportunities , venture etc...
Honoring The Black Woman. 💖Thank you for teaching through your own experiences, so humbly. Peace, Love, & Gratitude. Safe Travels ✈️
Your selection is your reflection. Powerful word and so true.👑💯🙏❤️👑
I've found the African culture of interdependency a bit challenging. The idea that when you have people expect you to just give them; even when you don't have. Africans need to negotiate a lifestyle that encourages self sufficiency. We just can't be begging or expecting a bribe of some sort. It leaves some people feeling short-changed and used. Also, it is possible to live a minimalist selfsufficient lifestyle in Africa but somehow people don't seem to be creative enough to do that
What’s crazy to me…is Africa is the richest continent on earth. Africans can dig in their back yards, and find precious gems, gold, silver, copper, cobalt…etc. We are the descendants of Tribe of Judah. Africa cursed itself, once they sold Jesus’ bloodline to the colonizers. Now, they suffer…without realizing that if we all come together…NOTHING (but Yah) would be able to stop us!
America is my home and l have visited Ghana many times and its a very peaceful Country but its not comparable to how good you can live in the USA. Issues in Ghana is infrastructure, very bad roads, and most not paved and the ones that are paved lacking upkeep. The price of food in their grocery stores are priced above the prices in America.
The Hebrews wanted to go back to Egypt because of food and stuff.......
You're right. These Pan Africanist never tell you why so many Africans are fleeing Africa. And if they don't wanna be in their own Countries isn't that a Red Light? And as a Freedman Black American I'm not Oppressed, Struggling, Or A Victim Of Racism.
I don't have that Whoa is me Victim's mentality, my ancestors worked in fought and died for America and this is where I'm staying. The only way I'd visit the " Black Diaspora" is as a Tourist I'm not interested in no Citizenship or staying.
the food prices are high only if you shop for imported food. Local food is much cheaper than anywhere in the western world
If you wanted infrastructure you should have went to South Afrika.
You are right but the food in America is not healthy it’s like poison
We have endured so much! I lived through all of the 1960’s
i can only imagine....lord have mercy
Black Americans deserve so much respect and honor for all their accomplishments and for the struggles that they survived.💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
One love from Jamaica.
I have always been dubious of the notion of blacks going to Africa seeking
economic, social, and political freedom when those same Africans are leaving Africa in greater numbers seeking the same. Africa is a colonized continent still and we must get past the notion that Africans are free, just like us they live in confinement with European imposed limitations. They are no freer than we are here.
Africa as it stands now, was constructed for the benefit of neo-colonialization for resource extraction and European clandestine global domination.
Thank you for your honesty and courage.
Spiritual growth is key🗝...ever growing, ever evolving. You'll be able to deal with any environment or personality✊
GOD BLESS YOU BROTHER 🙏🏾 👊🏾 💪🏾 ✊🏾💜
Thank you for the beautiful message. From Gloucestershire UK 🇬🇧
As an African person I understand, but to my Black American brothers and sisters we welcome you with love and open arms. We welcome you, we welcome Haitians, Jamaicans, Barbadians, any Black person of the diaspora must realize Africa is your 2nd home and you must claim it. America is also not easy, but Id rather be here in Africa than elsewhere.
Amen and stay blessed!
He don't look upset to me. Just very passionate and what he is saying,, that's all.
To Have Survived GHANA/ WEST AFRICA...Is a Wonder...not normal...God has truly been with you and some1 was Praying for you
Greetings from Paris and from global Black family.
"Your selection is your reflection" - GoBlack
Man, I'm 58 and this is where I am also "we deserve better ,"
That would be me! 55 and older!
Me too
I would like to rent one of your spaces in Tanzania.
As a retired Educator I would still like to explore more countries in the MotherLand
Profound msg. Indeed, we choose from where our minds are. Halleluyah for the growth and development stages that come with age and experience.❤
Exactly
55 years old -Ethiopia 🇪🇹home build..
Black Americans and our ancestors fought too hard for everything in this country to give it up. I will continue to travel but I am not moving to any country in Africa. My home is here.
The smart play for Black Americans is to invest in African economies. Just like The Jewish Community invests in Israel. They actually organize spending trips to Israel. They gather dozens of wealthy members of their community together and they travel there with the goal being to spend money and support the economy. That's the least we can do. Beyond that we would be smart to launch businesses there. Partner with local entrepreneurs, provide funding, set up consulting firms, get involved in lobbying efforts that encourage opening the American economy to African businesses, set up student exchange programs with HBCU's etc.
Facts ‼️, most I’ll do is run a business there
You fight for this country then it's a losing battle white on every industry
Facts!!! I’m am American, this is MY HOME💯💛
Amen 🙏
You are right. We deserve better! A place that gives us a sense of community and acceptance and peace of mind ( I can't stress on peace of mind enough). A place we can just flow as a melanated people. Some of us are financially successful and live in posh neighborhoods in DamErica but can't find that space of joy; always fighting just to be. I don't have to sacrifice creature comforts to gain those things as a person. I deserve every bit of them at my age. Africa can offer and has offered me those qualities and space to fully actualize my life. In Kenya 🇰🇪 , I am loved and I just flow.
Im 35 GB2A, and ive been thru so much trauma here in DamErica. I cant do it anymore. Looking to relocate asap.
...Brother =Sisters...2 BE THE BEST...WE HAVE TO DECOLONIZE...THE MIND 1ST ...SALUDOS FROM UK !!!
GO Blacque. listen to your intuition cause the world that WE are led to believe is unavailable,. Initially, WE have been set up & played (plague) by design.WE are stagnant, living in dirty water with filth yet traveling has the propensity to make life more enjoyable. WE are travelers & primarily not dwellers which have hampered our overall development. ALL the best in your endeavors.
God bless. Thank you. Be well.
I really needed to hear this,you are so right❤❤❤❤❤❤
Travel the world, you just might find a better place to spend your life….you only have one.❤
Amen!
the grass is not always more green somewhere else.
Amen and stay blessed!
Thank you for some of the key points that you bought to life went through a divorce after 30 years so I can relate to a lot of things that you are saying
Amen and stay blessed!
So true. I never have a hug from my mother nor father.
Thank you for honoring the Mother Of Civilization., The Black one
Very good topic . Really appreciate your insight .
I agree money, and stuff don't mean anything compared to peace of mind and joy. Coming from a 55 year old who has had all those things.
Amen and stay blessed!
@@DrFinancialLiteracy Same to you.
I am a Vietnam vet. You keep breathing and don’t stop looking, talking and thinking. You are good man. The world is yours if you want it.
Yes. I can hear ya.
Thank you BlacktoAfrica for sharing your experience's and transparency exploring the countries of Africa. For truly it has been insightful .
Always great stuff, Thankyou Suh!!!
Bag family ,Es and Vim man T3 and me and they're more doing a great job and making it
I'm going to exclude ES and Vin man from my response because I saw something different in her trials and tribulations. Not saying that she never did or said certain things, but the majority of these youtubers on the back to Africa journeys were all on the same trip, many would not have survived if not for donations, godfundme's, selling scam-like consultations, boosting their own businesses and hiding issues, doing raffles and the most egregious things 99.9% of them are guilty of is, lying, hiding, and minimizing harmful truths including goblack. It's good some are being honest now but just think about the people who lives may have been ruined believing them and hardly any of them are taking accountability for lying, scheming and providing disinformation for selfish gains.
You don't know that...I just got back
I have been single but not lonely because I deserve better and greater. I realised i have been connecting with the wrong people. I totally agree with you 💯 watching you for the first time from London!
Yep. Wherever you go there you are. Blessings. 🔥🎆✌️🏽
Amen Brother, I deserve Greatness in my life! All Praises Unto The Mosy High!!! Peace and Blessings to you and your family always. 🙏❤️🙏
You ventured out and walked out in faith. Nothing ventured nothing gained. We will continue to visit Africa but have never considered living there., Far too many are dying young as your wife said. We are still mourning the loss of our beloved 36 year old nephew who was not sick. “Life is tight’ as my husband will always say. Peace and good health are priceless!
Of you want to step back in time, go right ahead. Good luck
Amen and stay blessed!
I’m 70 finished college raised two children who 1 is doing well the other struggleing…became a single parent due to abuse worse than the didy junk going on..but I got out raised kids been through jobs laid off another job… lived decently but modest because I never made over 30 grand with government job…well now I’m living in a senior living in the hood…been through the losses of my parents lost my mind credit and survival of cancer and other stuff… All I’m asking Yeshua my Christ is for a car a Chevy or Ford will do ….i just won’t to go to the grocery store without Uber…I have never been without a car in my life…you are right I am numb to this situation…I deserve so much better….what happened…what happened…Life happened…this is a hard pill to swallow..you go back to Africa I’ve learned a lot from you
I used to be involved with a church where the pastor at that time in his life, wrote a book named there is no failure in us. We don’t fail at anything be it bad or good we don’t fail at it!
Africa is huge, it's 🎉not only Ghana. You can find other countries in the mother land to fit in.
But the Citizens in those countries are suffering from infrastructure issues, bad roads, poor drainage system, Malaria issues, high price of food, and if you want a nice place you will be paying much higher prices. Worst part of all lack of good paying jobs or lack of jobs.
@@edwingross9778I can’t help but think that these are all excuses. I can create an even longer list of reasons not to stay in America as a Middle Aged black man.
@Sci-Fi_Fan296 l been on the African Continent 2 years, it's only good for retirees that either have social security income, pension or lots of money in the bank. Because you have to spend good money to live how you living in the USA. It's not worth it if you don't have any income and coming to the Continent for a job to make pennies on the dollar.
Trust me the list is very long I'm just pointing out the obvious things. I'm not saying it doesn't work for you I'm just saying people gonna be shocked coming from western countries to see sum.of the ways the poor have to live here in places with no running water or toilets in a box built structures hidden all around the metro.
Shalom my brother!
God gave you an entire earth to live on. Just because people decided to call you "african american" doesn't mean you have to live in Africa.
Amen and stay blessed!
I am glad you dropped that nugget.. but I found that one by the time I was thirt . and thirty years later I am happy as hell.
Amen and stay blessed!
You're absolutely correct my brother.
Yes Sir as someone who has been a return resident back to Detroit my home, I agree with what your speaking on so many levels . Thanks for Sharing. Thx🎈
You really did your thing on this one.👊🏿
Real talk Brother.
Amen and stay blessed!
Such insight. You are right, it all stinks here but resting in the Bosom of The Most High is where we should all strive to be. HalleluYah.
If you have property there than you'll go back or sell...Its not for you now its not for you later...Right? Maybe you have gypsy in you blood.... There is a place in the Sun. Your journey is spiritual, so you can't say never! ❤
Thank you.
Much respect and appreciation.
The energy & integrity of your channel shines brightly, My Brother. & Sister. 🌹
Carry on. Godspeed. 🌩
Am 60 and am thinking about going to stay n Africa but there’s a lot of on my mind I have the means to stay. But buying houses there will the be a good opportunity for me in my family. Am a female did 25 years of Navy Seal and I don’t regret one day of it . But I have a lot on my mind 😊about going their going to check out some things leaving on the 3 of June.
If you can remove the colonial mind and truly love Black people whilst not seeking monetary gain....you will have no problem in finding soul peace in Africa......
I’m about to start cleaning my desk right now! Safe travels to you. I pray you keep doing what you’re doing for Africa!
And what’s that?
Yes. It is. Ghana is no longer it, for us. Considering Uganda.
😂 just stay out of africa. Jumping from one third world country to another wont help
Don't mean to derogate or undermine Ghana, but most AA that goes there actually don't know that ghana it's a mirage of what they campaign for the black race, the African countries who don't campaign home coming are the ones that actually have the soft landing for our AA bro/Sis! ✌
many countries In Africa no longer for u guys.
@@jesuspower2390 nah, that ain't true. Countries like, Senegal, benin Republic, Togo also Nigeria, welcomes AA's in a different way and you won't hear em loud it,and our AA bro/Sis are warmly welcomed and doing great stuffs in those countries silently. Compare to those ones that over blown the campaign of reunification.
That's real talk my brother keep doing what you doing me the most high keep you.
Yep, just sit and observe…the real person always show up, the mask is what and who we meet first. And we need to learn to work on ourselves. It took me five years to understand, I’ve been alone since that time, and all I can say…I have been by myself since then and once you work on yourself and become aware. You see things at a very different perspective and you learn more about life and how we make our own happiness. And yes, you will notice most things and toxic people, you don’t have time or the capacity to deal with things they don’t serve your true purpose or that are hazards to your worth.
Amen and stay blessed!
Thank you for sharing your truth, struggles and love for TMH. Shalom
Thanks for sharing this interesting video ❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
All praises..Great video ❤!! Time to Self Instruct from the past and grab these Golden Nuggets!! Thank You!!
Lauren Hill... how are you going to win when you ain't right within
Africa loves you my brother
Thank you, brother! A great inspiration!
Why is it when people finally start understanding the MEANING OF LIFE we are accused of being crazy? Just because a person haven't found their way. We who have found the path are now crazy.
Amen and stay blessed!
This generation needs a serious wake up call and pray The Most do it today,many are very rude and disrespectful
‘Africa is not ready for me’.
Maybe you’re not ready for Africa 🤔.
Africa is a HUGE Continent made up of MANY, many large and small Countries and it is very different from Country to Country (very different within those regions/States within those Countries). Some of the most beautiful, developed, cultural, business orientated, creative, artistic and technologically savvy environments and ‘opportunities’ exist within Africa as a Continent both in the North, West, South & East Africa. That’s why it was r*ped and plundered historically by Europeans because it had ample of what the West never had. Massive resources.
There’s a reason why the Chinese want to invest and set up shop in Africa because they see the HUGE opportunities and lifestyle.
It’s quite arrogant I think to make such a sweeping and denigrating statement that Africa, as if it is a monolith, isn’t ready for you. Maybe you’re just not ready for Africa?
Africa is a Continent where only the strong, resilient & creative survive and THRIVE, no matter what their status is in life!
Too many churches and tribes are confusing in Africa for me not to mention scammers. No ty,
This was a powerful and on point comment. Point taken and properly articulated.
Well said. Am South African and am shocked too. Clearly the man never did proper research on Africa before moving. People even commenting that the African citizens struggle with Malaria etc. Never had Malaria my entire life, nor anyone I know.
This statement was on point! 😊
@@ShirleyChaptythe majority of Africans do have negative experiences with Malaria. That's why it has been the number one killer on the continent for decades. Just because you haven't experienced it doesn't mean that it isn't a problem in the majority of Africa where "majority" does not indicate totality but the larger part. Two things can be true at the same time.
You have done it again Mr. I Love how you do reflection on matters that concerns us all as society.😊
She's not ready for us.
She needs to pull herself together - or she will pull you down.
Brother I was born in 1950, in the dirt south. I’ve almost seen it all…almost. I’ve seen the tide come in, go out, and come again. Young people today have no clue!
I AGREE!!💯 YOU ARE SPEAKING WISDOM 🗣🗣
Goblack.. Africa will not without help build itself... there are lots if forces working against the continents' progress. The powers that be know that an independent africa does not need to trade or link wirh thecrest of the world.
👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽 I’m on the same journey traveling to other parts of the world to experience life elsewhere. I’m planning to check Afrika next.
From 10:00 mins and forward you had me SHOUTING at the screen in agreement! Like, RIGHT, YEP, SAY THAT GOBLACK!!! SERIOUSLY, OMG this is so good brother. So good. Thanks.
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