5 African Countries That Make Portuguese Culture More Dynamic | Extended Family Episode 7
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- In Extended Family Episode 7, we explore the dynamics between Portugal and its 5 African countries that are former Portuguese colonies. Read more here...(www.huffingtonp...)
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Loved this video. I'm a 24 yo Portuguese and I proudly say I dgaf where you from or what you believe. We're all the same. If someone says smt racist in from of me or my homies he'll probably be punched in the face. It's really rare to see someone being openly racist here but I can tell there is some prejudice sometimes (specially in old ppl how fought in Ultramar). Hopefully it will change!
Thank you!!! Finally a video about black ppl in portugal! I am from new york and am looking to establish a home base in portugal and Brazil. Was looking for videos on black life in portugal and couldn't find much☹
Did you ever make the move? If so, let me know how it went. I am based in New York city as well.
JP RV that’s the problem with many black Americans, they feel that if you have black ancestry you’re the same as them.cape Verdeans are not the same as black Americans.
@@allombard615 @Al Lombard That's kinda true, already in each african countries like the guy on the right said people have their own tradition, and even in 1 country like congo for example there are lots of different people groups that aren't the same at all.
But Africa Americans sure can share their history etc, but they can't just intermingle unless you're 100% sure you're from that specific african country.
I mean it would be akward if you think you're from Ghana, when a test would show you that you're south african lol
complete different people languages and traditions.
But to share info, to chill and learning the language just for being more open minded rather than thinking you will fit in your "ancestry" (which you don't know for sure) is of course a good thing to do.
There’s no specific black life in Portugal, most of the black people already live in Portugal already have Portuguese nationality, the color isn’t important as long they speak the same language and embrace the culture. There’s no African American status, there are locals and foreigners
Because ita a European country. If you want black life you have a whole continent
This is dope bro. I'm Portuguese btw. Love our culture
Thanks Marlon, I appreciate that.
@@ExtendedFamily Extended Famliy, as a person of colour(like myself), in what parts of Portugal do you feel the safest and most welcome? It’s important that we avoid people like these: www.theportugalnews.com/news/anti-racism-association-vandalised-in-portugal/55334
Dope
Great video! Im going to Lisbon next month and it was nice to see this :). Thank for sharing it!
Thanks for the kind words. Bout to get back to it and this is encouraging to hear.
They are complaining about the lack of electoral representative but that is not true the minister of justice at that time are Francisca Van Dunem born in Luanda Angola, at the time there were at least 3 black representatives in the parliament, 3 of 230, in Portugal outside the big cities there are no large diasporas of africans but is hard to know of they are or not underrepresented because in Portugal when you obtain nationality you become a full-fledged Portuguese so there are no numbers for Portuguese people of African origin, but probably they are less of 3%, I'm from a small town in the north of Portugal in my school there were 1200 students we only have 2 black kids, so you cant take Lisbon as a template.
But they are represented at all levels including far-right nationalist parties.
Nossa! Agora eu quero viajar para Lisboa, eu gostaria de ver esse lado da cultura lá.
I get where you coming from however I'm a white Portuguese women that lives in England, my daughter was born in England and she feels like she's not English and is different from English people. Nothing to do with her skin colour but with the way she was raised " Portuguese culture". So please stop calling on skin colour it's not realists. Is more to do with culture and costumes then skin colour. Off course in Portugal and other European countries the majority and there for institutional will have majority of whites after all is a original white country. Where in Africa do you find whites as a majority? Are they racist for that? Off course they not! Use common sense many bad things happen in history let's leave it there and move forward. Enough is enough, before colonisation as you talking about the Northern Africans invaded the IBERIAN Peninsula and murdered many IBERIAN Europeans and we do not go one about that. Stop the victimisation
That's the irony about it. Blacks started it first. No one forced them and their Arab friends to invade Europe and try to conquer it, but they did it anyway, thinking it would be a great idea to wake up and piss off a sleeping giant. But it's useless to say this sorts of things to the postmodern Neo-Marxists. They will either just scream random nonsense in your face or simply ignore you. Why? Because they are so obsessed with their victim hood mentality that it has become their only identity. So criticizing their victim hood mentality is like directly offending them. Because otherwise they would have to come to the conclusion, that they are not victims and that white people are not the source of all evil and that they have been pretty much wasting their entire life with that ideology and who would want to come to such a brutal conclusion. It's just like when at a marriage one of the partners has a strong suspicion that their significant other might be cheating on them. They often like to ignore certain clues and sometimes even deny it, after it turned out to be the truth, simply because it is way too painful to accept.
Vera, the fact that theres still so many victimisation, and from a angola women poit a view is that for us it wasent a long time ago... 70's is not long time ago... my mom and granma were raped, my mom was beated in Luanda by the portuguese(PIDE) just for speaking our own language in our own coutrys, and whe are still alive cleaning your houses in Portugal, waiting for some kind of apology like France and Englend did it at the 50's/60's, and do you want us to pretend that didnt hapen? My mom is 59 with a portuguese coat of arms carved in her inner ti, because thats what the portuguese did to us after they raped us, she doesent go to the bitch cause she's ashame of the marcs of colonialism in her body... whe're still alive pretended that didnt appen so the white people dont get mad
Vera, how long do whe have to pretend?
My granma died 2 year ago wating for some kind of reconition of what appen, if you where raped should i ask you to ignore?
The doctors that did experements on us have clinics in Cascais(rich white people area) , the militars that raped us and killed are generals and lutenents, or portuguese society see them as poor dudes who sufferd in Africa.
My granma was a slave, my mom leaved trew the independenci war and i'm the firts generation of free Angolians.
Sorry Vera, it wasnt a long time ago... respect
@@vincentrodriguez3420 hello Vincent
I'm not Arab, i'm from Angola
I did study the invasion of the Arabs in Europe and what they did....
I study the Nazism in Germany and the world, and what they did to the jews
I never study Portuguese Colonialisme and what they did in pratique and wth numbers and estatistics...
I just would like to talk about portuguese racism and colonialism like any other subject, from all points of view.
Sharing a family story is not an attack, for me portuguese culture is very racist , in my personel experience, if you ever go to Angola and have a bad experience i wont castrate you, you should share what you feel with honesty, thats the only way we realy get to know each others.
Peace
@@wisdomofthecrowd6323 Hello Wisdom
First of all i'm very sorry for your family history in Moçambique, and i will never feel your story like an attack, and more of this storyes should be told because thats the only way to eal.
Thats why i think is sad that in Porttugal people are still not abble to talk about this storyes or racism without denile, agression, comparacing,...
I never said that portuguese people are Salazar so i dont know where that came from...
More sharing crying and huging and less defense and tabu.
By the way i'm from Angola not Moçambique...
Peace
@Dias06 Hello Dias
Sharing a story is not an attack, we all need to talk more to eal.
I don't understand your argument...
So if a father rapes a sun, the sun travels and rape someone, the foriner victim should talk about it because it also apend to him (the sun) in his country? I don't understand...
I know what Pide did in Portugal, theres a lot of work on the subject, theres not mutch of what they did in the colonies, is almost a Tabu to talk about portuguese colonialism or racism in Portugal... just talk...
Peace
Puts a Spanish music at the end of the video
(Facepalm)
The music played in the video was actually recorded live from the Portuguese acoustic guitar player in Lisbon while on the river. I am still learning so please excuse me if the music was not culturally accurate. I just captured the music from a seemingly Portuguese man and thought it would be authentic to place it here since it was recorded here.
Wonderful video. Very informative. I am a sixty-year-old attorney in New Jersey. You are living my dream life! Keep doing it!
I stumbled upon your channel because I am contemplating moving abroad once I graduate college in May. Portugal is on the list. I founded an organization in January, called Fortitude, and what extremely interesting is that we are doing similar things on different scales and context- down to verbiage we use in our mission statement, motivating factors, and key objectives. This is such encouragement to keep going!!! Hats of to you and I look forward to seeing more of your content and superb engagement skills.
Thank you so much for your comment. I hope to hear more about your organization and key objectives!
Same here in the Netherlands, if you're black, they say wow you sound and speak very intellectual.
And I'm....
Really? I'm born here damit
Like in Netherland 🙈🙈🙈 ???
Matamba joaquim??? Uau he is a big deal in both portugal and angola kkkk lucky guy
great video i get emotional at the end with ur final words. i'm portuguese white, love black ppl, and you.... loved this video. that's a very smart guy who likes toheard!!!!
I was a Portuguese second class in angola when I was born, and when I came fleeing from the war in angola to portugal I was not a portuguese but a returnee, without ever having put my feet in portugal, until my 14 years I was the returned and my brother who was born in portugal and was small for angola when he returned was the Angolan.
Thank you for sharing! Great interview. Maybe one day you can travel to Peru and meet with the beautiful African Peruvian culture 😀👍🙏
I did! Coming soon.
@@ExtendedFamily 💛 🙏 Yey!!!
Nice video man! Hoping to visit Portugal soon ! ✌🏾
I plan to visit Lisbon this year and I came across your video. This was amazing and very helpful in understanding the African Culture in Lisbon. My visit will be post COVID-19 and I pray the social distancing will be gone. I enjoy socializing with locals and learning their culture and country.
I feel you, Dana! I created this channel for that very reason. Excited for your trip and look forward to sharing much more very soon! Make sure you subscribe!
I'm subscribed...cant wait for your next video. Be well
Very great conversation!! 👏🏿👏🏿
What a great video. Greetings from Brazil.
I really find this video interesting, but did it have to be filmed in such a noisy area? I had trouble hearing what everyone was saying.
I feel you! I did the best I could with the time and space I had. Hope to be able to curate better environments in the future!
It wouldn't be just to colonize a country, and when the colonizers decolonize said countries not to welcome citizens from those former colonies.
Colonization = steal kill and destroy. Satanic at best.
Loved the video! Such a cool channel, how in the world do you only have 131 subs. Outrageous
haha. Thanks for the kind words. As an amateur, I am still figuring out the editing process and entire TH-cam cadence. But I am finishing up the rest of the footage from the year and season 2 will come with much more action and much more consistency. Stay tuned!
very nice guys
More Dynamic? more shit*
Com muito orgulho somos os Africanos da Europa !!! BEM VINDOS !!
What is it in us that makes it easy to hate or distrust moving from Portugal to the USA at age 5 my first form of racism I learned was USA black on black racism due to color of skin then white and black racism both ways then what really blew me away was how American blacks really hated African blacks even though they called themselves African Americans. Why after all this time people have not evolved. Is it just animal instincts?
Im learning Brazilian Portuguese 🤗🤗🤗
I don't know why you think that pertains to this video. Another foreigner who has no clue about Portugal, I guess...
My friend don't be deceived, despite the strong African presence in Portugal there are many many racists in Portugal!
kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk funny kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk in whole world u meant for sure!!! kkkkkkkkkkkk
Gabriel Rocha. Compared to England and Northern Europe or USA Portugal is the country with the LEAST RACISTS.
@@erikahammerramalho1025 the original slavers are the least racists get real
@@zvigier shocking I know.
Kalecimus, as a person of colour in what parts of Portugal am I likely to feel the safest and most welcome? It’s important that we avoid people like these: www.theportugalnews.com/news/anti-racism-association-vandalised-in-portugal/55334
Thank you for this video!
Thank you for watching! Season 2 coming soon!