I have to say, this is by far Katherine's most serious and hard-hitting video, touching on a range of highly controversial political, social, economic, and geopolitical issues. I could even see some of the interviewees looking a bit uncomfortable with the questions she put to them. But Katherine managed to pull it off in a very balanced and professional way. I really appreciate the time and effort she puts into creating such a thought-provoking episode-very well done.
it is unfortunate she has only 131k subscribers on UA-cam and only 30k views for this video. She should have at least 2 million subscribers and 200k views for each video. I guess it is because most people watching her are from mainland China and so few have VPN access. Hopefully, some of you can remember to share her UA-cam channel so they will at least take a look at her work.
Your friends and family are awesome. This is the impression of America I've always grown up with. Lots of different opinions but everyone is civil and inclusive. In recent years people have seemingly lost their minds.
Thank you, Katherine, for showing us the real America. In fact, whether in the United States, China, or any other country, the lives of ordinary people are peaceful and kind, not as extreme as portrayed by politicians or the media. Katherine gives us something important to consider: if you truly want to understand the real essence of a country, avoid relying solely on media reports, especially those with a political bias. If possible, visit or live in that country to form your own perspective. At the very least, don’t follow media narratives blindly.
Social media here in the US is very bias. I live in California and i read them and form my own opinions. They don’t dictate my opinions or beliefs. I consider them more of a different perspective. That’s how we should all view social media or medias imo.
This doesn’t show what real Americans think lol, this is only one sided. These are all democrats that should leave to live in china since they love communism so much!!!
Love this Q&A vid.... Like all your vids, this so so much more real than some other YT vids where one culture asks questions of another....Would be fun to have your family and friends ask questions to your village neighbors, and see your families/friends reactions. 😁😁
I was shocked by the Chinese opening statement. I subbed when you were having 300 or 400 subscribers, and I remember back then how your accent sound. well, fast forward today, the contrast is like what you dad said, "my god", but in a amazing way.
I like Katherine's videos, you are very real, unlike other social media who like to exaggerate things or make up lies for traffic. 喜欢Katherine的视频，很真实，不像其他社交媒体为了流量喜欢把一些事情夸大或者编造谎言。
It is not only social media that exaggerates things and makes up lies, but the major newspapers like the New York Times and Washington Post does it also. Most people in USA no longer trusts any of the newspapers as they will print lies to promote their political agenda. You can see this from a podcast with what happened to a reporter at the New York Times: ua-cam.com/video/wKHSE9eISRg/v-deo.html Ex-NYT Reporter: The world went crazy UnHerd's Freddie Sayers meets Nellie Bowles, formerly of the New York Times, to discuss how they weaponised 'fake news'. When Nellie Bowles got her dream job as a reporter for the New York Times, she thought she'd never leave her the legacy paper. But what she witnessed behind the scenes gave her a very personal insight into the political capture of the American newsroom. She tells UnHerd's Freddie Sayers about how the disinformation movement, mainstream media bias and finding herself outside the tribe.
This video was exceptional. Thank you & Appreciated From NEPAL 🇳🇵. I look forward to seeing more, especially one featuring a Q&A session with you and your family discussing your experiences in China and other significant aspects of life there.
I am also a Chinese American now. My family in China has changed greatly, most importantly my parents have passed away. No matter what my thoughts are, America is my home now. I am extremely homesick.
Love this video describing your hometown in mandarin. Was in CN, Bridgeport several times back then 20 years ago, like moving around in cowboys town with people starring at you most of the time (not too sure now). Back then the local only drives old vehicles fearing parts will be ripped off any times when they are not around. Writing from a senior citizen from red dot South East Asia
Kate, I always loved your video! Having lived in Dallas for five years as a Chinese person in the U.S., I can confirm that everyone you interviewed represents a large part of Americans’ perspectives on those topics. I laughed at your mom’s concern that talking about guns might impact her trip to China! Your friend’s daughter is adorable, too. My American host family in Dallas wears slippers around the house, sometimes goes barefoot, and sometimes wears shoes-there doesn’t seem to be a strict rule, and after living with them for over a year, I’ve seen a bit of everything. I also loved your cousin’s struggle with Kamala’s name-it’s so true that many Americans aren’t sure how to pronounce it, though it doesn’t seem to change opinions about her! When your dad said, “I haven’t liked who I’ve voted for in the past 20 years,” I felt he was speaking for so many people. Like your uncle, I rarely lock my car here in Dallas and haven’t had any issues. Gas prices, though, are out of control! I remember back in 2017 when it was about $1.80 per gallon, and now it’s around $2.78 or even $3. And last year, I had an eighth-grade student who got offended when I used “she” for their pronoun-so I totally get where your friend is coming from about balancing inclusivity with scientific perspectives. Finally, I loved that moment around 18:00 when you clarified to your mom that you weren’t starting a family argument. That’s something I’d do too! 😂As always, stay safe and enjoy every moment!
You have a lovely family, and your cousins and friends, what can I say, they are as amazing and down to earth as you are. I was surprised to learn that some were accustomed to taking their shoes off when entering the house and was as amazed at the reasons why they do. I suppose when they say they take off their shoes, they will have some slippers to put on after so that they are not walking barefoot. Even if they are walking around their house barefoot, I suppose they can because most houses in the US are carpeted, so that the floor wouldn't be cold to the touch.
I have been watched your channel for a while. this interview is by far the most balance and realistic lives of most American people. I have been lived in US for last 40 years. Most of things did not change that much. except the people are more tolerant , information is more easily accessible. and the foods have more varieties. The basic ways of life in an American did not change that much.
What an incredible mission you undertook. The interviewing looks really fun compared to hours you must have spent on editing this informative video. A thoroughly awesome job!👍 :D
thank you very much for making this insightful and informative video. and you are right, ordinary people's daily lives are far less dramatized as what the media exposed and depicted. and that two Vermont cousins are cute🤭 and btw, not being gossipy, but why lab coat said CYQ 郑琪
The American poltical spectrum is as bad as what happened in the 1960s. People from the outside and even many in the inside of USA do not realize how all the major newspaper and TV news just fabricate and make up stories. You don't know who to trust or believe anymore. If you think China deletes and withholds the history from its population, the mass media news organizations here do the same. ua-cam.com/video/wKHSE9eISRg/v-deo.html
Such a great video, Kat! Good work as always. However, a word of caution as the USA is still many many more different types of people than the tiny sampling that was shown here, please keep that in mind. Thank you and blessings from CA. Also, most people all over the world want the same, to live in peace, with friends and family, having good meals, relaxing and enjoying life and each other.
Your family and friends are really so cute❤ Thanks for the video. And big big welcome to Changsha if there is a chance. (Live in Hong Kong, Changsha, and Nashville)
You put together a nice basket of issues, and the people to answer them, to impart the diversity of opinions in America. And I think the subtext is that nice, reasonable people have all kinds of opinions and can agree to disagree. I guess this was mostly for your Chinese viewers but I wish more of these types of interviews were made for Americans--it would help us heal and come back together as a country. On a different topic, thank you for that pic of Berkeley's Campanile (clock tower) overlooking San Francisco. Goooo BEARS!!!
Thank you so much! I had no idea the U.S. was like this! For over 20 years, I thought I understood America well-because I've been watching, and only watching -----South Park ，哈哈哈哈
Katherine is in a privileged position of having deep understanding of US and China cultures and political systems. She will be a real asset in fostering greater understanding between the Americans and the Chinese. I hope she uses this to great effect in this troubled times.
Excellent video with a touch of realia. I live in Israel and I have also wondered about how people fare in America, and your video has answered all my questions.
K, I just arrived 杭州西 from 黃山。 The first thing I saw was you on metro TV! You were wearing your signature red shirt on a cooking set for TV ad and eating white steam bun? I didn’t see the whole thing. Anyway, very good first impression of this city, nice metro stations and trains. But I will watch election results a little bit at hotel then venturing out later. David
很好看. I like that the color girl with glasses as she is quite intelligent. Your two young males friends are very impressive too - one of them apparently knows something about China. Is that because of you? ❤
The bi-racial woman is uncommon as she said she would vote for Trump whereas her Hispanic friend said Kamala Harris. This is highly unusual as 87% of blacks will be voting for Kamala Harris which is is why Harris is playing the race card even though her mother is pure Indian (Shyamala Gopalan) and her father (Donald Jasper Harris) is half black and half Irish. That is the news media and her marketing handlers promotes her at all events with black people but never her Indian ethnicity. None of the mainstream national news media reported about her family's history on her father's side had a slave-owning past: Genealogical research carried out by Northern Irish historian Stephen McCracken reveals Ms Harris’s four-times-paternal-great-grandfather Hamilton Brown was born in Co Antrim in 1776, the year of the US Declaration of Independence. Brown emigrated to Jamaica, then a British colony, and became an enthusiastic slave owner on the sugar plantations that were the mainstay of the island’s economy. He opposed the abolition of slavery across the British Empire in 1832 and went to Antrim to replace his slaves with workers from his native county. Ms Harris’s father, an emeritus professor of economics at Stanford University, acknowledged his family’s slave-owning past in a piece for a Jamaican newspaper in 2018. Curiously, relatives on his mother’s side are called Finegan. President Joe Biden’s Irish ancestors are also called Finegan (Finnegan).
Even as an American in the DMV area, this was an interesting perspective. I definitely have biases when it comes to some of the states and people that live in them (even my local area), so this was fun to watch :)
Very interesting to hear from your relatives and friends on their responses to your questions. I believe your father said he enjoyed fishing on the Shenandoah River which must be very close by to where your parent live. I hope your father knows not to eat the fish from that river as from what I read, the Shenandoah River is a very polluted river (e-coli, zinc, PCB, etc) no thanks to agricultural and industrial discharges.
As an American, watching this, I think I'm liking Americans again, because they are all very much like me. But you wouldn't know that from watching the shit mainstream media where it's constant division and conflict. Great video Kat!
I have to say, this is by far Katherine's most serious and hard-hitting video, touching on a range of highly controversial political, social, economic, and geopolitical issues. I could even see some of the interviewees looking a bit uncomfortable with the questions she put to them. But Katherine managed to pull it off in a very balanced and professional way. I really appreciate the time and effort she puts into creating such a thought-provoking episode-very well done.
i gave them a disclaimer beforehand that i didn't come up with the questions and just skip any that seem too controversial😂😂😂so hope that helped😂
@@kats_journey_east I think those are just normal questions, but Americans put too many daily issues into controversy. Which not good.
哈哈，没有争议，全文的关键词就是 "controversial"
it is unfortunate she has only 131k subscribers on UA-cam and only 30k views for this video. She should have at least 2 million subscribers and 200k views for each video. I guess it is because most people watching her are from mainland China and so few have VPN access. Hopefully, some of you can remember to share her UA-cam channel so they will at least take a look at her work.
@@kats_journey_east C H I N A questions are probably too controversial 😂😂😂
Your friends and family are awesome. This is the impression of America I've always grown up with. Lots of different opinions but everyone is civil and inclusive.
In recent years people have seemingly lost their minds.
It's the media. They are completely out of control.
Thank you, Katherine, for showing us the real America. In fact, whether in the United States, China, or any other country, the lives of ordinary people are peaceful and kind, not as extreme as portrayed by politicians or the media. Katherine gives us something important to consider: if you truly want to understand the real essence of a country, avoid relying solely on media reports, especially those with a political bias. If possible, visit or live in that country to form your own perspective. At the very least, don’t follow media narratives blindly.
的确是很棒的采访，需要花巨大的功夫才能完成；也成为可参考的多重 媒体/信息 来源之一。
某国/某地的人们是善良的，并不会有政客或媒体刻意地 异议/反对/攻击 这一点（楼主应该也不会有异议，即使不能访问或居住在提到的每个国家）。当有新闻报道某地有战乱或其它灾害发生时，读者可以知道：那里善良的人们的生活处于糟糕的状态。
（楼主的第 2 句 "In fact, ......" 中，提到了所有国家，不过，没有说哪国政客或媒体）
Social media here in the US is very bias. I live in California and i read them and form my own opinions. They don’t dictate my opinions or beliefs. I consider them more of a different perspective. That’s how we should all view social media or medias imo.
是的。社交媒体甚至包括丰富的评论区
Thanks for helping me understand what real Americans think, we are not that different, we are families on this tiny planet.
Actually Trump and some of his supporters seem to come from another planet!
实际上，楼上真正写着：世界人民大团结万岁
This doesn’t show what real Americans think lol, this is only one sided. These are all democrats that should leave to live in china since they love communism so much!!!
只有对通胀/物价涨幅的回答全部一致，其他回复还是多元化，和实际完全一样，感谢分享
物价只有一个方向，那就是涨、涨、涨，大家感同身受，我们这边很多东西都涨价超过一倍了😭
Love this Q&A vid.... Like all your vids, this so so much more real than some other YT vids where one culture asks questions of another....Would be fun to have your family and friends ask questions to your village neighbors, and see your families/friends reactions. 😁😁
great idea
I like this video. As a Chinese living in Canada, I have some understanding of the US. The two neighboring countries have a lot in common, diversity
I was shocked by the Chinese opening statement. I subbed when you were having 300 or 400 subscribers, and I remember back then how your accent sound. well, fast forward today, the contrast is like what you dad said, "my god", but in a amazing way.
媒体把各种冲突都放大了，其实在普通人生活中都是日常的生活，并没有那么多的起伏，通过阳离子了解了很多东西
媒体需要流量，编造各种新闻，断章取义。
我相信阳离子在视频中引述的新闻报道是真实的。关于治安，舅舅不锁房门和车门。
（说到编造各种新闻，首先想到的是亩产万斤；不错，这 “媒体” 二字）
@@linwoodhucse628除了媒体，还有带节奏的网军
@@rexma9712 也不尽是媒体的问题，大部分观众喜欢看新奇，谁爱看每天不变的生活故事？市场需求决定一切😃
还有很多容易被煽动的网民…他们很难理解事情不是只有两个极端非黑即白的😂😂😂
我太爱这个视频了，帮我了解一部分美国的情况❤❤❤谢谢你，阳离子。
太感谢阳离子和接受采访的朋友们了，🎉非常优质难得的能让大家了解美国百姓日常和百姓观念的视频
Kat回乡的几个视频都非常棒！
很喜欢这个视频，一群美国不同地方、不同背景的普通人，讨论大家关心的话题，非常好！让我们更加了解彼此。
不错的采访， 不过样本太少，希望以后可以采访更多人
阳离子越来越迷人了，也许是爱情的魔力吧！向你的家人及朋友问好！很不错的视频！
感谢科普，美国人非常友善友好，我爱美国。
Thank you for sharing
Your command of Mandarin is amazing! Even better than some native speakers❤ your uncle is cool! Nice family ❤
Grèat video, real people, real lives
谢谢你做这个Q&A，很有趣！
I like Katherine's videos, you are very real, unlike other social media who like to exaggerate things or make up lies for traffic.
喜欢Katherine的视频，很真实，不像其他社交媒体为了流量喜欢把一些事情夸大或者编造谎言。
It is not only social media that exaggerates things and makes up lies, but the major newspapers like the New York Times and Washington Post does it also.
Most people in USA no longer trusts any of the newspapers as they will print lies to promote their political agenda. You can see this from a podcast with what happened to a reporter at the New York Times:
ua-cam.com/video/wKHSE9eISRg/v-deo.html Ex-NYT Reporter: The world went crazy
UnHerd's Freddie Sayers meets Nellie Bowles, formerly of the New York Times, to discuss how they weaponised 'fake news'.
When Nellie Bowles got her dream job as a reporter for the New York Times, she thought she'd never leave her the legacy paper. But what she witnessed behind the scenes gave her a very personal insight into the political capture of the American newsroom. She tells UnHerd's Freddie Sayers about how the disinformation movement, mainstream media bias and finding herself outside the tribe.
This video was exceptional. Thank you & Appreciated From NEPAL 🇳🇵. I look forward to seeing more, especially one featuring a Q&A session with you and your family discussing your experiences in China and other significant aspects of life there.
I am also a Chinese American now. My family in China has changed greatly, most importantly my parents have passed away. No matter what my thoughts are, America is my home now. I am extremely homesick.
Thank you so much for doing this. This is so much fun seeing your friends talking about all these stuff. Take care Katherine. Love you...❤
Love this video describing your hometown in mandarin. Was in CN, Bridgeport several times back then 20 years ago, like moving around in cowboys town with people starring at you most of the time (not too sure now). Back then the local only drives old vehicles fearing parts will be ripped off any times when they are not around. Writing from a senior citizen from red dot South East Asia
这个视频很好，展现真正的美国人民想法！
Your parents look so cool！
Kate, I always loved your video! Having lived in Dallas for five years as a Chinese person in the U.S., I can confirm that everyone you interviewed represents a large part of Americans’ perspectives on those topics. I laughed at your mom’s concern that talking about guns might impact her trip to China! Your friend’s daughter is adorable, too.
My American host family in Dallas wears slippers around the house, sometimes goes barefoot, and sometimes wears shoes-there doesn’t seem to be a strict rule, and after living with them for over a year, I’ve seen a bit of everything. I also loved your cousin’s struggle with Kamala’s name-it’s so true that many Americans aren’t sure how to pronounce it, though it doesn’t seem to change opinions about her!
When your dad said, “I haven’t liked who I’ve voted for in the past 20 years,” I felt he was speaking for so many people. Like your uncle, I rarely lock my car here in Dallas and haven’t had any issues. Gas prices, though, are out of control! I remember back in 2017 when it was about $1.80 per gallon, and now it’s around $2.78 or even $3.
And last year, I had an eighth-grade student who got offended when I used “she” for their pronoun-so I totally get where your friend is coming from about balancing inclusivity with scientific perspectives. Finally, I loved that moment around 18:00 when you clarified to your mom that you weren’t starting a family argument. That’s something I’d do too! 😂As always, stay safe and enjoy every moment!
As good as usual. Looking forward to the next episode.
Interesting video. Everybody is broad-minded, each of everyone of them are practical kind a. What you see is what you get, point of views.
So fun to follow you Katherine!
Excellent! Thank you!
The baby girl is soooo cute, and she really takes after her mom. :-)
Thanks! Super interesting to know.
This is a great and informative video. Thank you for your effort in producing it. I have just added your channel to my subscribed list.
真得是非常棒的视频！
同感！👍
Very nice investigation.
nice Q&A video. informative, thanks!
very interesting, thanks for your sharing ! waiting for your update . . .
I love all your videos. Thank you for taking the time to do this :)
And welcome home :)
You have a lovely family, and your cousins and friends, what can I say, they are as amazing and down to earth as you are. I was surprised to learn that some were accustomed to taking their shoes off when entering the house and was as amazed at the reasons why they do. I suppose when they say they take off their shoes, they will have some slippers to put on after so that they are not walking barefoot. Even if they are walking around their house barefoot, I suppose they can because most houses in the US are carpeted, so that the floor wouldn't be cold to the touch.
这个节目好，真实鲜活。
I have been watched your channel for a while. this interview is by far the most balance and realistic lives of most American people. I have been lived in US for last 40 years. Most of things did not change that much. except the people are more tolerant , information is more easily accessible. and the foods have more varieties. The basic ways of life in an American did not change that much.
最美阳离子！支持！点赞！
Great thoughts and answers - though your blond friend reminds me of Donna from the West Wing???
very nice video, very diverse
What an incredible mission you undertook. The interviewing looks really fun compared to hours you must have spent on editing this informative video.
A thoroughly awesome job!👍 :D
Great show with the
Questions and answers from your chinese inquiries
Opening in mandarin...Top 😊
很喜欢你的视频，客观，中立，不带诱导性，加油❤
thank you very much for making this insightful and informative video. and you are right, ordinary people's daily lives are far less dramatized as what the media exposed and depicted. and that two Vermont cousins are cute🤭
and btw, not being gossipy, but why lab coat said CYQ 郑琪
i had just joined the lab at that point and didn't have my own lab coat yet, LOL!
非常感谢你带来这么多精彩的访谈，邀请了这么多人，让我们得以一窥美国的政治光谱。不知道这些视频有没有在中国国内平台播出。
当然有，bilibili上这期点赞都过万了
The American poltical spectrum is as bad as what happened in the 1960s. People from the outside and even many in the inside of USA do not realize how all the major newspaper and TV news just fabricate and make up stories. You don't know who to trust or believe anymore. If you think China deletes and withholds the history from its population, the mass media news organizations here do the same. ua-cam.com/video/wKHSE9eISRg/v-deo.html
Great video! Thanks for bringing more understanding between the people of earth.
Very good video!🎉
陽離子 晚上好🌠🤗
晚上好🌛
Such a great video, Kat! Good work as always. However, a word of caution as the USA is still many many more different types of people than the tiny sampling that was shown here, please keep that in mind. Thank you and blessings from CA. Also, most people all over the world want the same, to live in peace, with friends and family, having good meals, relaxing and enjoying life and each other.
Your family and friends are really so cute❤ Thanks for the video. And big big welcome to Changsha if there is a chance. (Live in Hong Kong, Changsha, and Nashville)
Oh thiese people remind me of my friends in US when I was a kid there. Honest and genuine.
非常棒的视频，期待下一个！👍
阳离子好美好正好优秀~
阳离子和她的家人朋友都是真诚的人，每个人都直面问题并认真回答
爱你，太诚恳了，真的不得不关注你，加油！@！！！！！！
太喜欢看你出的视频了❤，让人感觉很轻松，视频里总会有平凡的小光点，很治愈！每期都有看😅
Great Q&A, Really interesting hearing their opinions
Very informed account of a very complex country.!!!🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍🤩🤩🤩
Excellent video! That must be your cousin on your dad's side because the resemblance is striking!
Great video to give good exposure to see American about their real life in different states.
Your yoda friend is smart.
Well done girl! You are promoting inter-country understanding. If they had any sense at all, they should appoint you ambassador to China.
You put together a nice basket of issues, and the people to answer them, to impart the diversity of opinions in America. And I think the subtext is that nice, reasonable people have all kinds of opinions and can agree to disagree. I guess this was mostly for your Chinese viewers but I wish more of these types of interviews were made for Americans--it would help us heal and come back together as a country.
On a different topic, thank you for that pic of Berkeley's Campanile (clock tower) overlooking San Francisco. Goooo BEARS!!!
Thank you so much! I had no idea the U.S. was like this!
For over 20 years, I thought I understood America well-because I've been watching, and only watching -----South Park ，哈哈哈哈
This Q&A really reveals your friends and family are rational, decent people. Also, their area is some of the best in America.
great to say the diversity of the interviews, it is America! :)
Good job!
这一集非常棒！
wow，这些问题真的很尖锐啊！能看到这么真诚的视频，真是太爱你了！
Thanks!
Thanks to your relatives and friends for answering these questions
Katherine is in a privileged position of having deep understanding of US and China cultures and political systems. She will be a real asset in fostering greater understanding between the Americans and the Chinese. I hope she uses this to great effect in this troubled times.
好棒的视频，追了你几年，多拍些比较不普通的，中西不同视角的视频，辛苦了阳离子❤❤
You are awesome
Excellent video🎉. Love this Q & A. Real life opinions and comments. Nothing like the major media feeding us junks.
Excellent video with a touch of realia. I live in Israel and I have also wondered about how people fare in America, and your video has answered all my questions.
Wow, your mandarin speaking skills is very impressive.
Love these Q&A videos!
这期视频非常好，两国人民需要更多互相了解
K, I just arrived 杭州西 from 黃山。 The first thing I saw was you on metro TV! You were wearing your signature red shirt on a cooking set for TV ad and eating white steam bun? I didn’t see the whole thing.
Anyway, very good first impression of this city, nice metro stations and trains. But I will watch election results a little bit at hotel then venturing out later. David
Nice video! Great contents! Amazing how well you can speak Chinese!
很好看. I like that the color girl with glasses as she is quite intelligent. Your two young males friends are very impressive too - one of them apparently knows something about China. Is that because of you? ❤
The bi-racial woman is uncommon as she said she would vote for Trump whereas her Hispanic friend said Kamala Harris. This is highly unusual as 87% of blacks will be voting for Kamala Harris which is is why Harris is playing the race card even though her mother is pure Indian (Shyamala Gopalan) and her father (Donald Jasper Harris) is half black and half Irish. That is the news media and her marketing handlers promotes her at all events with black people but never her Indian ethnicity. None of the mainstream national news media reported about her family's history on her father's side had a slave-owning past: Genealogical research carried out by Northern Irish historian Stephen McCracken reveals Ms Harris’s four-times-paternal-great-grandfather Hamilton Brown was born in Co Antrim in 1776, the year of the US Declaration of Independence.
Brown emigrated to Jamaica, then a British colony, and became an enthusiastic slave owner on the sugar plantations that were the mainstay of the island’s economy. He opposed the abolition of slavery across the British Empire in 1832 and went to Antrim to replace his slaves with workers from his native county.
Ms Harris’s father, an emeritus professor of economics at Stanford University, acknowledged his family’s slave-owning past in a piece for a Jamaican newspaper in 2018. Curiously, relatives on his mother’s side are called Finegan. President Joe Biden’s Irish ancestors are also called Finegan (Finnegan).
挺好的这个视频
Great video. The world is complex and opinions are diverse. Great to see it all captured rather than narratives presented
very interesting topic in this eposide..
Even as an American in the DMV area, this was an interesting perspective. I definitely have biases when it comes to some of the states and people that live in them (even my local area), so this was fun to watch :)
这一期节目做的真棒，非常接地气，感谢你的分享。
阳离子真幸福。祝你好
Very interesting to hear from your relatives and friends on their responses to your questions. I believe your father said he enjoyed fishing on the Shenandoah River which must be very close by to where your parent live. I hope your father knows not to eat the fish from that river as from what I read, the Shenandoah River is a very polluted river (e-coli, zinc, PCB, etc) no thanks to agricultural and industrial discharges.
Katherine, I've not been to your channel for a long time. Now I'm back and I see again you are making absolutely great videos! Good for you!
As an American, watching this, I think I'm liking Americans again, because they are all very much like me. But you wouldn't know that from watching the shit mainstream media where it's constant division and conflict. Great video Kat!
太棒了你。
Just turn MSM off. Easy solution
you take after your dad
你是我见过普通话学得最快的外国人😂👍👍👍
哈哈哈 好有意思，喜欢阳离子
喜欢。
Love your videos, Katherine!