The gun violence is why I left. I'm still working my American job remotely but living there is out of the question. The possibility of gun violence is too high. You can't even really let your guard down when you're out of your apartment, especially in crowds. The money in America is excellent if you're educated. But quality of life is not good
@@adino2909 I turned him he is so good to me I love him so much he made my life better even in this danger Jesus is king of kings and lord of lord turn him before it too late
Honestly speaking, I’ve never ever thought of going to live or work in the US, let alone any other country in Africa or the world 🌍 This is especially true if you already have a decent job here in Kenya, or in my case, earning a decent income from your online business 👨🏽💻 I love Kenya 🇰🇪 to bits and wouldn’t choose any other country over my sweet home country! Let me take this opportunity to send my love and kisses to Kenya 🇰🇪❤😘 Kenya you’re my sweetie, my sugar, my honey, let me love you 🤗🫂 ooh ooh 😮
I like your attitude. Most people who go to America leave well paying jobs and have to start from scratch because most employers don’t recognize your African job or school experience. If you already have a good job in Kenya don’t even bother moving to America.
I won the Green card Lottery but I decided to stay in Africa. My career was taking off and I had just moved to Johannesburg. It's been 20 years and I have no regrets especially when I look at America now. Lack of morals and the wickedness. I can visit US whenever I want... It's not a big deal to me. My husband lived in the US but came back. This was before we met. He said it would take many years for us to have the quality of life that we have here in Africa as opposed to the US.
America has marketed itself so well globally through Tv shows ,movies, media, music etc. The average person in the streets, especially in South Africa thinks most people live like Fresh Prince, Home Alone and 7th Heaven families. And people also believe that most of America looks like Bel Air, Beverly Hills, Pasadena, Time Square NY…etc. I only understood what you’re describing in this video when I visited America, it’s hard to convince someone who’s never been to America of these issues. The US is perceived as paradise by most people from developing countries.
@@adino2909 I am already a Christian, and what you’re doing is not the best way to reach people online. Throwing scriptures creates animosity, mainly because you’re not making any effort to demonstrate the seriousness of the Gospel message. Start by building relationships with people in your local community, that’s far more effective than throwing scriptures at strangers online.
@@MosesMatsepane So true, and Africans aren't stupid, they know scripture. And this is way low, thinking Africans can be taught by black Americans who only find out that Africans are not what they thought they are.
Just returned to US from my trip to Kenya. Both countries are great and they both have challenges. Born in Eastern province Kenya i have lived in US for 20 years. One thing about the US is when you take advantage of US education system and hang out with the right crowd there are a lot of benefits. There are cerain degrees that are good investments and there are many African students in the US universities. There are also mnay African immigrants who have businesses in US.. Example the Ethiopian s in Washington's DC and Maryland own alot of businesses.
This video has many good points. My family immigrated to America from East Africa and it was hard in the beginning. The local Immigrant Community played a big role in making it easier. While there are cons, the education and opportunities are hard to find in other countries especially in fields like Tech, Engineering etc
What a beautifully articulated video regarding the American Dream. Thank you for your authenticity and choosing not to hide the rough and tough edges of America. Being in the world today is quite the survival thing to do but praise be to Hashem who keeps us in our ways. The Lord will certainly vindicate his children but we too need to be wise and trust that God will continue to guide our steps wherever He sends us. May your journey be Blessed through and through and may favor follow you where ever you go in Jesus name, Amen. 🙏🏾 Love you guys from Johannesburg, South Africa 🇿🇦
Whaaaa,im really humbled at how you started the video especially for those who normally see the grass greener on the other side of the river BUT forgetting that 1stly you have to cross it! America is the world dangerous and unhealthy place to live despite the dangling carrot of being a 1st class economic country.There is no respect for life especially of Blacks but mass shootings which are almost daily doesn't have color.I worried and 🙏 almost daily for Trevor Noah safety.He is our icon comedian and we 😍 him.Thanks for you're Integrity.
Thanks for the video. For me it's a bit different - I already had a somewhat negative view of the US but part of me thought that it is just the news and social media skewing my view. Your video validates my view. I'm not saying I'd never go, but it's not something I would give up a decent life here for. And to be frank, most first world countries seem to be following in Americas footsteps so it's global. Cost of living, values, crime, etc. Makes me appreciate life in Africa (even with the loadshedding!)
What I adore❤about you guys is that you’re thinking about the future and not the present because remember you’re having to build a family and thankx once again for this video…it’s very informative ❤
I'm Black American and though they raised a lot of good points in this video, the truth is, the U.S. is what you make of it. Yes, there are issues, but there are issues all over the globe. I am not discounting the bad cop issues, because it is real, but I can only relay that as a Black American woman who is law abiding, I have had zero bad run-ins with the police (and I'm thankful for that). I was stopped once, but that was because I was driving without my headlights on. I had thought my lights were on, because the lights are automatic, but they were not on. When the officer stopped me, he told me why I had been stopped and asked if the vehicle was registered in my name. My windows were down, and he looked at the panel, and flicked the headlights on. I thanked him and he simply said, have a good night. He didn't ask for my license, registration or car insurance. Also, he didn't give me a ticket, though he could have elected to. In my city, an officer can ticket you up to $300, for not having your headlights on while driving. My brother had only one issue with the police, as well. He didn't allow the officer to merge in front of his car. At the time, he didn't know that it was an officer, since the officer was undercover. But once my brother cut him off on the road, the police officer put on the loud siren and stopped him. My brother knew that the officer was simply annoyed, because he didn't allow him to merge in front of his car, but that was no real reason to stop or issue a ticket. The officer asked him point blank, why didn't you allow me to pass and my brother responded that he had the right of way and needed to remain in the right lane. The officer did not issue him a ticket. I am in no way stating that there aren't a number of officers who abuse their power, but I'm just sharing that there are good officers who don't cause any issues and these officers are often overlooked. Regarding the food quality, GMOs are a real issue, especially if one is poor and cannot afford to purchase a better quality of food. For those with resources, it's not an issue, because when you have resources, you have options. I tend to avoid fast food chains (because they sell bio-engineered food). When I do eat out, I select the more high end restaurants that serve a much better quality of food. I'm also a proponent of cooking at home, because I prefer knowing what is in the ingredients. My grocery bills tend to be high, because I primarily buy organic and I stay away from most processed foods. Also, my health care is very good, because I have private health insurance and the primary care provider that I chose is an African American woman. She is very well versed in not only traditional/modern medicine, but also holistic medicine, as well. Additionally, I have an excellent dentist (who happens to be Indian American) and a wonderful optometrist (who is Greek American). Overall, I do believe that one's health is their true wealth, so I make a concerted effort to eat healthy, exercise and keep my stress levels down, by abstaining from watching the negative conservative/liberal news "talking heads." I prefer to spend my free time reading, exercising, cooking healthy meals, traveling, and watching content that I enjoy. The maternal mortality rate for Black women in the U.S. is a real issue, but given that this issue is known, it is imperative that Black women, in particular, seek out OBGYNs, midwives and/or NPs who listen to their patients and have a track record of providing stellar care to all of their clients. It is also a good idea for more Black women to utilize pre-natal care and seek out the services of doulas, who can provide a great deal of emotional, and informational support, before, during and shortly after childbirth, to help the woman achieve a healthy/satisfying experience. I work in healthcare and I'm seeing a growing number of boutique birthing centers open up. Interestingly, a number of the centers have built their mission around providing holistic care to Black women. There are also various non profits who have emerged, to specifically advise Black women about diverse OBGYN providers in their area. We certainly have a long way to go, but the good part is, the issue is known and more and more Black women are taking charge of their health, by seeking out specific providers who are vested in providing quality care. On the topic of guns, I do agree that it's a major issue; school shootings, mall shootings, and other types of shootings have become far too frequent. I don't know if this issue will ever be resolved, because most Americans are not going to give up their guns, and there is also no concerted effort to curb illegal gun sales in the U.S. Regarding education, the experience is ultimately determined by one's resources. I don't have any children, but if I did, I certainly wouldn't put them in public school. I would home school my children for Pre K - 6th grade and then enroll them for 7-12th, in a good private school that primarily focused on engineering, math and sciences. I wouldn't say that America is no place for Black people. As a group, Black Americans' median incomes exceed any other Black ethnic group in the world, even when compared to Black people in Europe and Canada. This is not to say that America is the land of "milk and honey," but based on my experiences, and the experiences of family and close friends, if you are educated, stay off of drugs and do not get caught up with the various "agendas," you can live well in the U.S. (and this is true for all people, regardless of race/color). Just my 2 cents as a Black American. I am in no way stating that the U.S. is the best nation in the world, but the U.S. is my home (and has been my family's home for many generations) and I do enjoy living here. This doesn't mean that I don't travel, nor does it mean that I will never choose to live outside of the U.S. It just means that I take the good with the bad and at the end of the day, I'm grateful for my many blessings.
I agree. Not all of us Black Americans are suffering; many of us live good lives here and don’t experience all the negative things beings reported. Some cities are more dangerous than others. I live in a safe city. I am watching what is happening, though, and I’m willing to leave if things start to effect my family. But, if you have the resources to live away from all the madness and buy higher quality food and medical insurance, you’ll live a good quality life in America. But, stay away from the big, liberal cities.
Very educating and truthful , thank you for making us realize that we finally see about America is indeed true and for acknowledging that Africa is the mother of all continents , beautiful, rich and irreplaceable......your ancestors are definitely proud of you.....thank you for the information other people would not give us...
America is slowly crumbling and a lot of people don't even realise it especially Americans themselves, but for Africans and mostly people from third world countries, they are so hard done by having difficult lives that moving to America and doing two to three jobs is easy for them and they can get enough money to send back home. Given the opportunity to work in America, I would take it, but only to send money back here in Kenya and invest over here. Africa is paradise if you have money, a hell hole when you don't have anything, even though our perception of poverty with that of the western world differs.
I'm a Black American who is heavily invested in the U.S. stock market. I wouldn't tell anyone who had ambition and wanted to make money, NOT to work/live in the U.S., because if they want to make money, the U.S. is the place to be. What I would however tell them is to stay true to their core values, and core beliefs. I knew early on who I was and never compromised on my values. This has allowed me to live a very good/clean life in the U.S.. I live in a wonderful upper income community. One thing that I know (because I travel a lot) is that every nation has issues, but the U.S., in particular, is like Sodom and Gomorrah. You have every opportunity at your disposal to become your best self or fall to the lowest level. Ultimately, you really get to decide what your life is going to be here.
I really enjoy your videos and perpectives. So interesting. I am South African that has pent some time in America and can relate to what you are sharing.
You see the world as it is.I notice that most Americans are living in their own world they don't really know what is happening in the world. Thank you for this information.
It's about having a decent means to take care of your family. A lot of my friends have left for the US and UK, my siblings and I are planning just that. I see a lot of Black Americans find peace in Africa. Well, for most young Africans, life is hard. A lot just want to live decently hence you see people on boats dying before they reach their "heaven". It's very subjective, you can't say Africans shouldn't go to the US. It's like me telling Black Americans NOT to come to Africa.
When Black Americans move to Africa, most have resources and are not dependent on African nations for livelihood/jobs or income. The situation is very different for Africans moving to the U.S.
@@Blissful-es1kkMy cousins won the green card lottery they arrived in America with only the clothes on their back & that's it. They had to hustle & it was hard.
@@dugebuwembo I pointed out that Black Americans moving to Africa is simply not the same as an African moving to the U.S., unless those Africans have ample money to live well in the U.S. When Africans move to the U.S., most are looking to attend school and/or get employment. Whereas, when Black Americans relocate to an African nation, they are typically financially independent or have a business with American clientele or a U.S. based (remote job), which brings in resources, to allow them to live great in Africa. It is not an apples to apples comparison, because one is already coming with their own resources, while the other is looking to create/build their resources.
But your hat says Stay Dangerous (kidding). But as a Black American who has visited Africa, I never quite understood why so many want to move here. I can't speak on it from a economic view. But Africa is so beautiful, I don't understand why move here. I'm almost at a point I want to there myself
America is a huge continent. An American is from the Continent of America. If America is a country & 'American' is a citizenship, then that logic says Africa is a country & African is a citizenship. Same exact logic!
@@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE woW…it’s great to hear that you are coming back SOON. We love you guys and ADDICTED to you and your wonderful videos about our country, South Africa
I always watch TV on insecurity issues in US and am like what! US should be a country with tabulance of peace. Had it not been for protests in Nairobi, Kenya could be the best l bet
Agree, the food in general is very toxic...GMO, antibiotics, pestcides, chemicals.....But i think there are still more money opportunities in the States where one can earn enough to invest back on the continent.
I like USA more than any other country after SA but am not moving there, im fine in SA, i want to be there for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. What i like the most is the spirit of never give up.
It's important for all humans to get away for a while to learn about themselves. Life happens and if God allows them to come they should come. America loves Africans. We need your business mind.
The holy Book says...." They shall know the Truth And the Truth shall set them Free "........Thank you, Freedom Chasers, For hitting the nail on the head.
Hi guys. Thank you for your informative video. Most people wouldn't know this unless they did deep research. Even then, it wouldn't be first hand experience. So thank you so much for your honesty.🙂
Please explain! Because capitalism is all about profit! Hence Countries like China have slave factory workers to make more profits, and big brands manufacturer their products in China, Vietnam ect
We understand we are not “African Americans” we simply put that so the youtube algorithm can push the video out to a wider audience, thanks for watching!
Alot of darkside in the USA....I used to have a beautiful picture about America but after i watched The 1st 48 and illuminati the list goes on ..Terrible..But glad you putting it out there..
The part on Spritual wickedness and Judgement comming, kinda reminds me of When Jesus warned people about the destruction of the Temple which later happened in 70 AD. Mathew 24:15-20 he warned people to flee from Jerusalem when they see the sign Spoken by Daniel, those who didn't flee faced the wrath of the Romans in 70AD ( call it judgement)
I just love y'all! Thank you for keeping it REAL! America is NOT the move. Over here patiently awaiting TMH to give me the green light to break out NOW! lol
I somewhat disagree with you on so many levels travelling and working in a different country gives you perspective on many things.. I would encourage any young African to travel to America and live there in spite of the challenges
Hi Guys, I really appreciate this post. All of the topics I've picked up over the last couple of years and it has made me reluctant to still have USA on my traveling bucket list. This may seem weird coming from South Africa, but I'm particularly concerned about the racism and violence as they can be interlinked and can happen at any given point. So you may find yourself in a very scary situation just because you're at the wrong place at the wrong time. Of course not everyone or everywhere is the same, but I'm wondering if we'd be able to pick up on the nuances as we (unknowingly) sometimes do here to stay clear. Bigger than that is, however, the food. I get sick if I eat junk for more than a couple of days a week, so if the food there is laced what will I be feeding myself. Because you've said before, the healthy stuff is very expensive. So that means I would get sick and needing medical care which is what you've covered as well. It's just crazy and a shame. We have some of our best friends who emigrated there and when we talk to them they say the best you can do is just pray nothing ever happens to you where the police is involved or you need medical care. Insane! For now, I'll stay put.
Thank you for sharing this vital information with us. I hope that Africans watching this video will take this advice to heart and gain new insights. Although I have visited America, I have no desire to relocate there in search of a better life. Despite the media and entertainment industry portraying America as a heavenly destination, the reality is quite different. Some Africans view moving to America as an achievement, but I believe they will often be disappointed by the stark contrast they encounter. Many end up experiencing the same racism and inequality faced by black Americans daily, living in fear due to the higher crime rate, school shootings, car hijackings, encountering homelessness in big cities, etc. During the COVID-19 pandemic, a disproportionate number of deaths affected black Americans due to discrimination and denial of quality healthcare. Moreover, black Americans also experience systematic racism in the workplaces, and they are excluded in many things, regardless of differing opinions on the matter. The concerning food situation in the US arises from 90 percent of the food being imported from China. This is alarming as China has been exposed for dealing with dangerous and poisonous "artificial foods." The US government's decision to put its citizens at risk for profit by importing cheaper foods from China is absurd. It is painful to witness the majority of black Americans being treated poorly in their own country while undermining Africa and its people. This creates a pervasive "I'm better than you" mindset that perpetuates negative stereotypes about Africans being inferior, uneducated, dirty, living in jungles, and so on. The US economy is facing challenges, with the dollar slowly collapsing, and concerns about a potential World War 3. In such circumstances, it's conceivable that some black Americans may seek refuge in Africa for a better life. Additionally, it's disheartening to witness the US government undermining African leaders by bribing them to go against their beliefs and advocate for the legalization of LGBT rights in their countries. This shows great disrespect and is unwelcome interference in their internal affairs. For my African brothers and sisters, I strongly recommend staying in our countries and focusing on building our economies and infrastructure instead of seeking solutions in America. Africa boasts many talented and tech-driven individuals who can positively impact the continent with their skills. As the youngest continent, we have the potential to revitalize our beloved and prosperous homeland. Sending love from South Africa. ✌🏾 🇿🇦
Black American culture is way more to blame than any system. Have you seen how the BLM movement backfired, the corruption and violence that took place? Have you seen the Californian law that makes it so that you cannot arrest someone for stealing anything under $900 and then a group of black people would break in and strip that (usually a luxury goods) store clean. It’s funny how black people fought for equal rights but would punish a specific group of people. You might not agree with the lgbt community but to jail and some cases kill people is horrible.
Sometimes they move overseas to get on thier feet before they financially prepared to send money back to thier home country... for example south africa minimum salary is so low you won't be able to live off it...American life seems easier to prosper
And it's so true with the food in babylon, it's just crazy to literally chose profits over people's lives, I was surprised at having the meat replacer in my burger without any warning. To eat healthier is costly
Yeah I've seen way too many videos on school, mall shootings and police brutality to be over America. Its beeeen off my list for years now. The way they still treat black people, we South Africans definitely get it.
And when u tell us some of my african people think ur stopping them from going to a paradise 😢.it's a shame .the truth needs to get out there .I always say if the ones tht go to usa had monies and where comfy they would never even try otherwise home land is the best .
Just curioua. How's your allergies/asthma coming along? I struggle with it too, usually during warmer seasons. Hope you are doing well. 😊 God bless you!
Both Africa and America offer good places for black people. There are many Africans in US who have invested in trucking businesses and real estate etcetera. There are some who have build their own schools (nursing schools owned by many African immigrants). The only problem is when people immigrate and get stuck in small paying jobs like retail, restaurants and store jobs and live on pay check to pay check. The problem with Africa is that the leaders are all talk but there is still small progress. Most Kenyan elite and politicians still educate their children in Europe or America. African leaders hid their ill gotten money in overseas banks!! So they also have hypocrisy...
You are right. They advertise America different, they don’t tell us the truth until we experience first hand. America teaches race, that’s obsolete, young generation we don’t like that
That is a good topic, but think going specifically for training, university, academic, research purposes is something good to do. Gaining knowledge and rare skills, and networking is a good thing, especially if it opens doors for you to the world. Problem is people who go expecting jobs, though in the Kenyan perspective, those tend to people who were not very good in school.
I’ve worked with Africans from various countries they have something American blacks don’t have! They have love of family, culture, and strongly believe in education #1 reasons to come to America! From where they come from and coming to America they are intelligent enough to avoid most pitfalls most blacks are incapable of avoiding! Africans are better educated and earn far more than black Americans! They see the opportunities black Americans squandered and they take full advantage of and they thrive! They experience racism too but, they usually have strong males in their homes that makes a huge difference! Africans continue to come to America ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿
Stereotype much? Black Americans paved the way for every immigrant to enter the U.S. via civil rights. Also, the majority of Black people in the U.S. are Black American. Like any group, some are very successful, some are doing well, some are average and some are low income/poor. It's really a mixed bag and depends greatly on the person's educational attainment, and overall background (just as is the case with every other group).
@@Blissful-es1kk you’re 100% right! Intelligent people learn from their predecessors and previous generations! Most Africans who comes to America go straight for those education opportunities, they take advantage of opportunities they didn’t have in their own countries! Example in LA their is a section call led Little Ethiopia restaurants, various businesses all African businesses! You won’t find that among black neighborhoods!
@@user-bs2ep1ml4i In the Southern region of the U.S., (where most Black Americans per capita reside), there are a number of Black owned businesses. But I understand why you wouldn't know this, if you are outside of the U.S. and strictly getting your information from various media. As an aside, the U.S. media is like a wizard in that it can propagate whatever narrative it wants, at any given time. Unless you are well versed on the topic at hand, you will fall prey to whatever vision the media paints. ;)
@@Blissful-es1kk black businesses has been around for over 2 hundred years! My point is controlling your neighborhoods via dominated by black businesses like other ethnic groups! You imply white people has super intelligence and has complete control over black lives! Every major city you will find a China town! Who dominate the hair industry like weave, wigs, and color contact lenses! Go to cities with significant African population you will see a strong economic and business presence! You must get out of that mindset where white people controls your every thought process! Read the autobiography of Malcolm X you will have a better sense of self pride! Take care!
Actually all African countries faced apartheid it's just that after independence all African countries told the white man to go back home except South Africa who decided to forgive and live as one
@@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE okay........I wasn't going to say it but....alllll the africans I have ever worked iwth, tell me when you go visit or live in Africa, don't go to south africa because there is to many white people lol. I never understood it. Everyone I know loves it when they visit, so I'll go for myself.
U have africans on their way as we speak to the USA, Canada, Europe, China, and Australia. They want the benefits of Euros, Dollar, Australia Dollars,Yuan, and Canada Dollar ussge back to live comfortable. But to be fair it is many that are stuck here n don't have money to leave. Many wanna go back home but can't afford it
I and many others moved to America and it’s been great! yes it’s all of the negative you listed, but all said and done it’s still the greatest country on earth! Kenya bye bye!!
@@ashleyhearts8561 That maybe true no place is perfect! We from Africa know what’s happening there! Yes! It’s great in many aspects and we love it! I guess everyone is free to “choose your struggle” is it America or Africa? You be the judge!!
Came to America amd went to college on a career that i can find a job on.if you have a career that you can grow in and work hard in and avoid trouble (police,Irs,gangs) u can make a whole city back home in Kenya 🇰🇪 like the guy who built a city in Mumias with 2 billion dollars.he built the security banking sysyem that most big banks in America 🇺🇸 use.its all on u.then he relocated lol.get ur bag 🎒 $$$.
The gun violence is why I left. I'm still working my American job remotely but living there is out of the question. The possibility of gun violence is too high.
You can't even really let your guard down when you're out of your apartment, especially in crowds.
The money in America is excellent if you're educated. But quality of life is not good
We 100% agree with you
Jesus loves you and He wants you in his home. Turn to him before its too late . 🕊 John 14:1-7
I wish this for alot of african americans 🎉🎉🎉
@@adino2909 I turned him he is so good to me I love him so much he made my life better even in this danger Jesus is king of kings and lord of lord turn him before it too late
I'm from Kenya new here with green card but planning to leave after about 3 to 5 years I've never seen black people so dangerous like here in America.
Honestly speaking, I’ve never ever thought of going to live or work in the US, let alone any other country in Africa or the world 🌍 This is especially true if you already have a decent job here in Kenya, or in my case, earning a decent income from your online business 👨🏽💻
I love Kenya 🇰🇪 to bits and wouldn’t choose any other country over my sweet home country! Let me take this opportunity to send my love and kisses to Kenya 🇰🇪❤😘
Kenya you’re my sweetie, my sugar, my honey, let me love you 🤗🫂 ooh ooh 😮
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I like your attitude. Most people who go to America leave well paying jobs and have to start from scratch because most employers don’t recognize your African job or school experience. If you already have a good job in Kenya don’t even bother moving to America.
Thanks for watching
😂😂😂😂😂You r extra
Jesus loves you and He wants you in his home. Turn to him before its too late . 🕊 John 14:1-7
Love it! I've recently decided to move to Kenya from America. The three of you have helped me greatly in making my decision. SHALOM!
Wow that’s amazing, we’re glad we were able to help!
I won the Green card Lottery but I decided to stay in Africa. My career was taking off and I had just moved to Johannesburg. It's been 20 years and I have no regrets especially when I look at America now. Lack of morals and the wickedness. I can visit US whenever I want... It's not a big deal to me. My husband lived in the US but came back. This was before we met. He said it would take many years for us to have the quality of life that we have here in Africa as opposed to the US.
Thanks for watching.
That's true though I noticed that myself
Yup
America has marketed itself so well globally through Tv shows ,movies, media, music etc. The average person in the streets, especially in South Africa thinks most people live like Fresh Prince, Home Alone and 7th Heaven families. And people also believe that most of America looks like Bel Air, Beverly Hills, Pasadena, Time Square NY…etc. I only understood what you’re describing in this video when I visited America, it’s hard to convince someone who’s never been to America of these issues. The US is perceived as paradise by most people from developing countries.
Agreed, thanks for watching
Jesus loves you and He wants you in his home. Turn to him before its too late . 🕊 John 14:1-7
Very true and sad
@@adino2909 I am already a Christian, and what you’re doing is not the best way to reach people online. Throwing scriptures creates animosity, mainly because you’re not making any effort to demonstrate the seriousness of the Gospel message. Start by building relationships with people in your local community, that’s far more effective than throwing scriptures at strangers online.
@@MosesMatsepane So true, and Africans aren't stupid, they know scripture. And this is way low, thinking Africans can be taught by black Americans who only find out that Africans are not what they thought they are.
One thing i like about you guys is that you always put truth as it is. Very educative content as always.💯💯
Thank you
Jesus loves you and He wants you in his home. Turn to him before its too late . 🕊 John 14:1-7
Some Africans have this perception of America being like paradise, which they get from movies and music. Kitawaramba
Endelea kujidanganya is Africa paradise? I bet Freedom chaser's won't Renounce their American citizenship in exchange for an African country.
@@lucksonomari4999 kwani wale wanaendanga America wanakuanga wamerenounce citizenship zao za Kenya?
Yea we understand
Just returned to US from my trip to Kenya. Both countries are great and they both have challenges. Born in Eastern province Kenya i have lived in US for 20 years. One thing about the US is when you take advantage of US education system and hang out with the right crowd there are a lot of benefits. There are cerain degrees that are good investments and there are many African students in the US universities. There are also mnay African immigrants who have businesses in US.. Example the Ethiopian s in Washington's DC and Maryland own alot of businesses.
Jesus loves you and He wants you in his home. Turn to him before its too late . 🕊 John 14:1-7
As a kid i was fascinated by US.. not anymore..
Jesus loves you and He wants you in his home. Turn to him before its too late . 🕊 John 14:1-7
This video has many good points. My family immigrated to America from East Africa and it was hard in the beginning. The local Immigrant Community played a big role in making it easier. While there are cons, the education and opportunities are hard to find in other countries especially in fields like Tech, Engineering etc
What a beautifully articulated video regarding the American Dream. Thank you for your authenticity and choosing not to hide the rough and tough edges of America. Being in the world today is quite the survival thing to do but praise be to Hashem who keeps us in our ways. The Lord will certainly vindicate his children but we too need to be wise and trust that God will continue to guide our steps wherever He sends us. May your journey be Blessed through and through and may favor follow you where ever you go in Jesus name, Amen. 🙏🏾 Love you guys from Johannesburg, South Africa 🇿🇦
Whaaaa,im really humbled at how you started the video especially for those who normally see the grass greener on the other side of the river BUT forgetting that 1stly you have to cross it! America is the world dangerous and unhealthy place to live despite the dangling carrot of being a 1st class economic country.There is no respect for life especially of Blacks but mass shootings which are almost daily doesn't have color.I worried and 🙏 almost daily for Trevor Noah safety.He is our icon comedian and we 😍 him.Thanks for you're Integrity.
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Thanks for the video. For me it's a bit different - I already had a somewhat negative view of the US but part of me thought that it is just the news and social media skewing my view. Your video validates my view. I'm not saying I'd never go, but it's not something I would give up a decent life here for. And to be frank, most first world countries seem to be following in Americas footsteps so it's global. Cost of living, values, crime, etc. Makes me appreciate life in Africa (even with the loadshedding!)
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What I adore❤about you guys is that you’re thinking about the future and not the present because remember you’re having to build a family and thankx once again for this video…it’s very informative ❤
I'm Black American and though they raised a lot of good points in this video, the truth is, the U.S. is what you make of it. Yes, there are issues, but there are issues all over the globe.
I am not discounting the bad cop issues, because it is real, but I can only relay that as a Black American woman who is law abiding, I have had zero bad run-ins with the police (and I'm thankful for that). I was stopped once, but that was because I was driving without my headlights on. I had thought my lights were on, because the lights are automatic, but they were not on. When the officer stopped me, he told me why I had been stopped and asked if the vehicle was registered in my name. My windows were down, and he looked at the panel, and flicked the headlights on. I thanked him and he simply said, have a good night. He didn't ask for my license, registration or car insurance. Also, he didn't give me a ticket, though he could have elected to. In my city, an officer can ticket you up to $300, for not having your headlights on while driving.
My brother had only one issue with the police, as well. He didn't allow the officer to merge in front of his car. At the time, he didn't know that it was an officer, since the officer was undercover. But once my brother cut him off on the road, the police officer put on the loud siren and stopped him. My brother knew that the officer was simply annoyed, because he didn't allow him to merge in front of his car, but that was no real reason to stop or issue a ticket. The officer asked him point blank, why didn't you allow me to pass and my brother responded that he had the right of way and needed to remain in the right lane. The officer did not issue him a ticket.
I am in no way stating that there aren't a number of officers who abuse their power, but I'm just sharing that there are good officers who don't cause any issues and these officers are often overlooked.
Regarding the food quality, GMOs are a real issue, especially if one is poor and cannot afford to purchase a better quality of food. For those with resources, it's not an issue, because when you have resources, you have options. I tend to avoid fast food chains (because they sell bio-engineered food). When I do eat out, I select the more high end restaurants that serve a much better quality of food. I'm also a proponent of cooking at home, because I prefer knowing what is in the ingredients. My grocery bills tend to be high, because I primarily buy organic and I stay away from most processed foods.
Also, my health care is very good, because I have private health insurance and the primary care provider that I chose is an African American woman. She is very well versed in not only traditional/modern medicine, but also holistic medicine, as well. Additionally, I have an excellent dentist (who happens to be Indian American) and a wonderful optometrist (who is Greek American). Overall, I do believe that one's health is their true wealth, so I make a concerted effort to eat healthy, exercise and keep my stress levels down, by abstaining from watching the negative conservative/liberal news "talking heads." I prefer to spend my free time reading, exercising, cooking healthy meals, traveling, and watching content that I enjoy.
The maternal mortality rate for Black women in the U.S. is a real issue, but given that this issue is known, it is imperative that Black women, in particular, seek out OBGYNs, midwives and/or NPs who listen to their patients and have a track record of providing stellar care to all of their clients. It is also a good idea for more Black women to utilize pre-natal care and seek out the services of doulas, who can provide a great deal of emotional, and informational support, before, during and shortly after childbirth, to help the woman achieve a healthy/satisfying experience.
I work in healthcare and I'm seeing a growing number of boutique birthing centers open up. Interestingly, a number of the centers have built their mission around providing holistic care to Black women. There are also various non profits who have emerged, to specifically advise Black women about diverse OBGYN providers in their area. We certainly have a long way to go, but the good part is, the issue is known and more and more Black women are taking charge of their health, by seeking out specific providers who are vested in providing quality care.
On the topic of guns, I do agree that it's a major issue; school shootings, mall shootings, and other types of shootings have become far too frequent. I don't know if this issue will ever be resolved, because most Americans are not going to give up their guns, and there is also no concerted effort to curb illegal gun sales in the U.S.
Regarding education, the experience is ultimately determined by one's resources. I don't have any children, but if I did, I certainly wouldn't put them in public school. I would home school my children for Pre K - 6th grade and then enroll them for 7-12th, in a good private school that primarily focused on engineering, math and sciences.
I wouldn't say that America is no place for Black people. As a group, Black Americans' median incomes exceed any other Black ethnic group in the world, even when compared to Black people in Europe and Canada. This is not to say that America is the land of "milk and honey," but based on my experiences, and the experiences of family and close friends, if you are educated, stay off of drugs and do not get caught up with the various "agendas," you can live well in the U.S. (and this is true for all people, regardless of race/color). Just my 2 cents as a Black American.
I am in no way stating that the U.S. is the best nation in the world, but the U.S. is my home (and has been my family's home for many generations) and I do enjoy living here. This doesn't mean that I don't travel, nor does it mean that I will never choose to live outside of the U.S. It just means that I take the good with the bad and at the end of the day, I'm grateful for my many blessings.
I agree. Not all of us Black Americans are suffering; many of us live good lives here and don’t experience all the negative things beings reported. Some cities are more dangerous than others. I live in a safe city. I am watching what is happening, though, and I’m willing to leave if things start to effect my family. But, if you have the resources to live away from all the madness and buy higher quality food and medical insurance, you’ll live a good quality life in America. But, stay away from the big, liberal cities.
I love you guys and love the knowledge and truth you are displaying. Some people may not understand but don't mind them.
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I applaud you, you exhibit wisdom beyond your years. Great content, I’m planning my exit strategy. 💫
Very educating and truthful , thank you for making us realize that we finally see about America is indeed true and for acknowledging that Africa is the mother of all continents , beautiful, rich and irreplaceable......your ancestors are definitely proud of you.....thank you for the information other people would not give us...
Thank you
Great video many people still need to wake up to these truths, of how the world really is🌟
Agreed
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Thank you for such honest opinions and not glorifying America..
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America is slowly crumbling and a lot of people don't even realise it especially Americans themselves, but for Africans and mostly people from third world countries, they are so hard done by having difficult lives that moving to America and doing two to three jobs is easy for them and they can get enough money to send back home. Given the opportunity to work in America, I would take it, but only to send money back here in Kenya and invest over here. Africa is paradise if you have money, a hell hole when you don't have anything, even though our perception of poverty with that of the western world differs.
I'm a Black American who is heavily invested in the U.S. stock market. I wouldn't tell anyone who had ambition and wanted to make money, NOT to work/live in the U.S., because if they want to make money, the U.S. is the place to be. What I would however tell them is to stay true to their core values, and core beliefs.
I knew early on who I was and never compromised on my values. This has allowed me to live a very good/clean life in the U.S.. I live in a wonderful upper income community. One thing that I know (because I travel a lot) is that every nation has issues, but the U.S., in particular, is like Sodom and Gomorrah. You have every opportunity at your disposal to become your best self or fall to the lowest level. Ultimately, you really get to decide what your life is going to be here.
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Our mian reason to move to Kenya is the life style.
We work so hard to pay bills and have little time for family.
Thought provoking & truthful. When cops stop you in North America...for the 1st time you don't feel safe 😢 really really sad 😔
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I really enjoy your videos and perpectives. So interesting. I am South African that has pent some time in America and can relate to what you are sharing.
Jesus loves you and He wants you in his home. Turn to him before its too late . 🕊 John 14:1-7
Thanks for sharing!
Love you guys !! Always so down to earth and with moral values ❤
P.s is the baby sleeping - precious little one ❤❤❤
She was actually playing with her uncle.
Jesus loves you and He wants you in his home. Turn to him before its too late . 🕊 John 14:1-7
You see the world as it is.I notice that most Americans are living in their own world they don't really know what is happening in the world.
Thank you for this information.
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Thank you so much for this conversation 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
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It's about having a decent means to take care of your family. A lot of my friends have left for the US and UK, my siblings and I are planning just that. I see a lot of Black Americans find peace in Africa. Well, for most young Africans, life is hard. A lot just want to live decently hence you see people on boats dying before they reach their "heaven". It's very subjective, you can't say Africans shouldn't go to the US. It's like me telling Black Americans NOT to come to Africa.
When Black Americans move to Africa, most have resources and are not dependent on African nations for livelihood/jobs or income. The situation is very different for Africans moving to the U.S.
Move to the US if you have the means to live comfortably and you have the skills in demand, otherwise you will join the rat race.
@@Blissful-es1kkMy cousins won the green card lottery they arrived in America with only the clothes on their back & that's it. They had to hustle & it was hard.
@@dugebuwembo I pointed out that Black Americans moving to Africa is simply not the same as an African moving to the U.S., unless those Africans have ample money to live well in the U.S. When Africans move to the U.S., most are looking to attend school and/or get employment. Whereas, when Black Americans relocate to an African nation, they are typically financially independent or have a business with American clientele or a U.S. based (remote job), which brings in resources, to allow them to live great in Africa. It is not an apples to apples comparison, because one is already coming with their own resources, while the other is looking to create/build their resources.
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Thanks for speaking your hearts out. I loved the last point the most.
Always! thanks for watching!!
How I love this! Thank you guys for being truthful.
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Jesus loves you and He wants you in his home. Turn to him before its too late . 🕊 John 14:1-7
The $ will not fall.
I think im officially a fan yo. Watched all your videos!
Thank you so much. We really appreciate that.
I love you so much guys....you information is genuine and open. Your intention is transparency and bridge information gap
We love you too!
But your hat says Stay Dangerous (kidding). But as a Black American who has visited Africa, I never quite understood why so many want to move here. I can't speak on it from a economic view. But Africa is so beautiful, I don't understand why move here. I'm almost at a point I want to there myself
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This is so true, I have never enjoyed this kind of life coz I was used to the African kind of life”Kenya “ everything you guys are saying is all 💯sure
Mmm thanks for sharing this you've made me to be open minded about america
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I learn a lot from these videos, much appreciated!
Glad to help!
Jesus loves you and He wants you in his home. Turn to him before its too late . 🕊 John 14:1-7
America is a huge continent.
An American is from the Continent of America.
If America is a country & 'American' is a citizenship, then that logic says Africa is a country & African is a citizenship.
Same exact logic!
So True. I also wish you guys did a video on the Coloured community in South Africa
Maybe next visit
COME ON YA’LL, COME BACK TO SA. We love you guys….CAN’T IMAGINE that you left us. Love you beautiful FAMILY
We hope to comeback soon!
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@@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE woW…it’s great to hear that you are coming back SOON. We love you guys and ADDICTED to you and your wonderful videos about our country, South Africa
Brutal honesty 😉
I always watch TV on insecurity issues in US and am like what! US should be a country with tabulance of peace. Had it not been for protests in Nairobi, Kenya could be the best l bet
We trust in you Lord to keep our people in the foreign land of America, safe from all the harms they face everyday, Amen. 🇿🇦
HalleluYAH🙏🏿🙌🏾
Jesus loves you and He wants you in his home. Turn to him before its too late . 🕊 John 14:1-7
Agree, the food in general is very toxic...GMO, antibiotics, pestcides, chemicals.....But i think there are still more money opportunities in the States where one can earn enough to invest back on the continent.
I like USA more than any other country after SA but am not moving there, im fine in SA, i want to be there for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. What i like the most is the spirit of never give up.
Thanks for sharing
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I’m happy for you guys to go Africa ❤❤❤
Thank you
Jesus loves you and He wants you in his home. Turn to him before its too late . 🕊 John 14:1-7
Wow Americans warning Africans about America. You never see this. Thanks guys. APTTMH
Jesus Christ y’all 😢😢😢😢😢😢The war part just shook my heart
Sorry
It's important for all humans to get away for a while to learn about themselves. Life happens and if God allows them to come they should come. America loves Africans. We need your business mind.
Kindly try to visit this place in Nairobi especially on Friday and Saturday "TRADEMARK HOTEL BBQ rooftop"
Is it baby friendly
@@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE very friendly and safe
The holy Book says...." They shall know the Truth And the Truth shall set them Free "........Thank you, Freedom Chasers, For hitting the nail on the head.
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Someone told me that American bread tastes like cake, and their food portions are exceptionally large. There is too much sugar and sweeteners in food.
The bread doesn’t taste like cake but everything else is very true.
Hi guys. Thank you for your informative video. Most people wouldn't know this unless they did deep research. Even then, it wouldn't be first hand experience. So thank you so much for your honesty.🙂
Our pleasure!
As an African American with a Ghanaian wife .. I absolutely agree with this video
Homelessness feeds capitalism.
Jesus loves you and He wants you in his home. Turn to him before its too late . 🕊 John 14:1-7
Please explain!
Because capitalism is all about profit!
Hence Countries like China have slave factory workers to make more profits, and big brands manufacturer their products in China, Vietnam ect
💯💯💯💯 thank you for the real talk!
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I love you guys, thanks for the great content, you never disappoint ❤ alwas remember you guys are Africans. Not this nonsense of African American.
We understand we are not “African Americans” we simply put that so the youtube algorithm can push the video out to a wider audience, thanks for watching!
Alot of darkside in the USA....I used to have a beautiful picture about America but after i watched The 1st 48 and illuminati the list goes on ..Terrible..But glad you putting it out there..
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The Thumb nail with the lady facing down with her hand on her head 😂😂😂. I watched the whole video, only True Facts. Moving to America is a disaster
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The part on Spritual wickedness and Judgement comming, kinda reminds me of When Jesus warned people about the destruction of the Temple which later happened in 70 AD. Mathew 24:15-20
he warned people to flee from Jerusalem when they see the sign Spoken by Daniel, those who didn't flee faced the wrath of the Romans in 70AD ( call it judgement)
I just love y'all! Thank you for keeping it REAL! America is NOT the move. Over here patiently awaiting TMH to give me the green light to break out NOW! lol
Thanks for watching and Yah willing you will make it out soon.
Jesus loves you and He wants you in his home. Turn to him before its too late . 🕊 John 14:1-7
I am so glad that you all did a video about this although a few will listen to this video and still want to go.
Absolutely
@@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE I try to let them know too the ones I come across that Africa is rich.
I somewhat disagree with you on so many levels travelling and working in a different country gives you perspective on many things.. I would encourage any young African to travel to America and live there in spite of the challenges
Wow 😳
And I was about to visit America 😢
Sorry
Hi Guys, I really appreciate this post. All of the topics I've picked up over the last couple of years and it has made me reluctant to still have USA on my traveling bucket list. This may seem weird coming from South Africa, but I'm particularly concerned about the racism and violence as they can be interlinked and can happen at any given point. So you may find yourself in a very scary situation just because you're at the wrong place at the wrong time. Of course not everyone or everywhere is the same, but I'm wondering if we'd be able to pick up on the nuances as we (unknowingly) sometimes do here to stay clear. Bigger than that is, however, the food. I get sick if I eat junk for more than a couple of days a week, so if the food there is laced what will I be feeding myself. Because you've said before, the healthy stuff is very expensive. So that means I would get sick and needing medical care which is what you've covered as well. It's just crazy and a shame. We have some of our best friends who emigrated there and when we talk to them they say the best you can do is just pray nothing ever happens to you where the police is involved or you need medical care. Insane! For now, I'll stay put.
Well...i wanted to try my lucky on a grean card lottery this year 😢
I would rethink that brother!
Word👌🏾, No place like Home, 💯
Thank you for sharing this vital information with us. I hope that Africans watching this video will take this advice to heart and gain new insights.
Although I have visited America, I have no desire to relocate there in search of a better life. Despite the media and entertainment industry portraying America as a heavenly destination, the reality is quite different.
Some Africans view moving to America as an achievement, but I believe they will often be disappointed by the stark contrast they encounter.
Many end up experiencing the same racism and inequality faced by black Americans daily, living in fear due to the higher crime rate, school shootings, car hijackings, encountering homelessness in big cities, etc.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, a disproportionate number of deaths affected black Americans due to discrimination and denial of quality healthcare. Moreover, black Americans also experience systematic racism in the workplaces, and they are excluded in many things, regardless of differing opinions on the matter.
The concerning food situation in the US arises from 90 percent of the food being imported from China. This is alarming as China has been exposed for dealing with dangerous and poisonous "artificial foods." The US government's decision to put its citizens at risk for profit by importing cheaper foods from China is absurd.
It is painful to witness the majority of black Americans being treated poorly in their own country while undermining Africa and its people. This creates a pervasive "I'm better than you" mindset that perpetuates negative stereotypes about Africans being inferior, uneducated, dirty, living in jungles, and so on.
The US economy is facing challenges, with the dollar slowly collapsing, and concerns about a potential World War 3. In such circumstances, it's conceivable that some black Americans may seek refuge in Africa for a better life.
Additionally, it's disheartening to witness the US government undermining African leaders by bribing them to go against their beliefs and advocate for the legalization of LGBT rights in their countries. This shows great disrespect and is unwelcome interference in their internal affairs.
For my African brothers and sisters, I strongly recommend staying in our countries and focusing on building our economies and infrastructure instead of seeking solutions in America.
Africa boasts many talented and tech-driven individuals who can positively impact the continent with their skills. As the youngest continent, we have the potential to revitalize our beloved and prosperous homeland. Sending love from South Africa. ✌🏾 🇿🇦
Black American culture is way more to blame than any system. Have you seen how the BLM movement backfired, the corruption and violence that took place? Have you seen the Californian law that makes it so that you cannot arrest someone for stealing anything under $900 and then a group of black people would break in and strip that (usually a luxury goods) store clean. It’s funny how black people fought for equal rights but would punish a specific group of people. You might not agree with the lgbt community but to jail and some cases kill people is horrible.
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Love ❤️that you stand for the truth. 🙌🙌🙌
Jesus loves you and He wants you in his home. Turn to him before its too late . 🕊 John 14:1-7
I am nothing without Jesus. He is all that I have. This senior citizen from S. A. lives for Him. You stay blessed. 🙏🙏
Sometimes they move overseas to get on thier feet before they financially prepared to send money back to thier home country... for example south africa minimum salary is so low you won't be able to live off it...American life seems easier to prosper
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And it's so true with the food in babylon, it's just crazy to literally chose profits over people's lives, I was surprised at having the meat replacer in my burger without any warning. To eat healthier is costly
Absolutely
The grass is not greener on the other side. That is for sure.
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Not getting off the subject but I'm coming to keyna in August is there a air B+B YOU CAN RECOMMEND ? THANKS LOVE U GUYS❤
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Yeah I've seen way too many videos on school, mall shootings and police brutality to be over America. Its beeeen off my list for years now. The way they still treat black people, we South Africans definitely get it.
Yes, America and South Africa definitely have very similar pasts. Thanks for watching.
Too honest and brutal.
There’s no such thing as too much honesty. The truth hurts but it also sets us free.
@@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE it's actually brutally honest
I was found shaking after this video because I’m starting a new job in Washington next month…leaving the most beautiful city on earth: Cape Town😢
Stay in prayer for a good experience.
And when u tell us some of my african people think ur stopping them from going to a paradise 😢.it's a shame .the truth needs to get out there .I always say if the ones tht go to usa had monies and where comfy they would never even try otherwise home land is the best .
You guys are pure and adorable. Keep up the good work.❤
Thank you! Will do!
Just curioua. How's your allergies/asthma coming along? I struggle with it too, usually during warmer seasons. Hope you are doing well. 😊 God bless you!
This is my favourite topic/truth
Thank you for the info ive be watching a lot of videos here on you tube i was in shock about homeless in la and other ereas
You are very welcome
But cost of living in some states is low, financial discipline can make you save money. 😅
Wow very educative
Thank you
Both Africa and America offer good places for black people. There are many Africans in US who have invested in trucking businesses and real estate etcetera. There are some who have build their own schools (nursing schools owned by many African immigrants).
The only problem is when people immigrate and get stuck in small paying jobs like retail, restaurants and store jobs and live on pay check to pay check. The problem with Africa is that the leaders are all talk but there is still small progress. Most Kenyan elite and politicians still educate their children in Europe or America. African leaders hid their ill gotten money in overseas banks!! So they also have hypocrisy...
The grass is greener where you water it. Some anonymous person said.
Some places don’t have grass
You are right. They advertise America different, they don’t tell us the truth until we experience first hand. America teaches race, that’s obsolete, young generation we don’t like that
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That is a good topic, but think going specifically for training, university, academic, research purposes is something good to do. Gaining knowledge and rare skills, and networking is a good thing, especially if it opens doors for you to the world. Problem is people who go expecting jobs, though in the Kenyan perspective, those tend to people who were not very good in school.
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I’ve worked with Africans from various countries they have something American blacks don’t have! They have love of family, culture, and strongly believe in education #1 reasons to come to America! From where they come from and coming to America they are intelligent enough to avoid most pitfalls most blacks are incapable of avoiding! Africans are better educated and earn far more than black Americans! They see the opportunities black Americans squandered and they take full advantage of and they thrive! They experience racism too but, they usually have strong males in their homes that makes a huge difference! Africans continue to come to America ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿
Stereotype much? Black Americans paved the way for every immigrant to enter the U.S. via civil rights. Also, the majority of Black people in the U.S. are Black American. Like any group, some are very successful, some are doing well, some are average and some are low income/poor. It's really a mixed bag and depends greatly on the person's educational attainment, and overall background (just as is the case with every other group).
@@Blissful-es1kk you’re 100% right! Intelligent people learn from their predecessors and previous generations! Most Africans who comes to America go straight for those education opportunities, they take advantage of opportunities they didn’t have in their own countries! Example in LA their is a section call led Little Ethiopia restaurants, various businesses all African businesses! You won’t find that among black neighborhoods!
@@user-bs2ep1ml4i In the Southern region of the U.S., (where most Black Americans per capita reside), there are a number of Black owned businesses. But I understand why you wouldn't know this, if you are outside of the U.S. and strictly getting your information from various media.
As an aside, the U.S. media is like a wizard in that it can propagate whatever narrative it wants, at any given time. Unless you are well versed on the topic at hand, you will fall prey to whatever vision the media paints. ;)
@@Blissful-es1kk black businesses has been around for over 2 hundred years! My point is controlling your neighborhoods via dominated by black businesses like other ethnic groups! You imply white people has super intelligence and has complete control over black lives! Every major city you will find a China town! Who dominate the hair industry like weave, wigs, and color contact lenses! Go to cities with significant African population you will see a strong economic and business presence! You must get out of that mindset where white people controls your every thought process! Read the autobiography of Malcolm X you will have a better sense of self pride! Take care!
Very good video
Thanks for watching. We are so glad you enjoyed it.
Don't worry y'all, we ain't planning to go to mystery Babylon.
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Actually all African countries faced apartheid it's just that after independence all African countries told the white man to go back home except South Africa who decided to forgive and live as one
Interesting
@@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE okay........I wasn't going to say it but....alllll the africans I have ever worked iwth, tell me when you go visit or live in Africa, don't go to south africa because there is to many white people lol. I never understood it. Everyone I know loves it when they visit, so I'll go for myself.
That being said, are you guys permanently leaving the US?
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I’m from Kenya and I live in Chicago
Then you should know the dangers
😂😂😂even when you put the bread in the fridge to keep it fresh a little longer it still goes moldy in the fridge.
Yes it does!
Great info
Glad you think so!
U have africans on their way as we speak to the USA, Canada, Europe, China, and Australia. They want the benefits of Euros, Dollar, Australia Dollars,Yuan, and Canada Dollar ussge back to live comfortable. But to be fair it is many that are stuck here n don't have money to leave. Many wanna go back home but can't afford it
Very true
I and many others moved to America and it’s been great! yes it’s all of the negative you listed, but all said and done it’s still the greatest country on earth! Kenya bye bye!!
Thank you so much
The way things are going in America it won’t be the greatest country in the world in afew years. America is falling.
@@ashleyhearts8561 That maybe true no place is perfect! We from Africa know what’s happening there! Yes! It’s great in many aspects and we love it! I guess everyone is free to “choose your struggle” is it America or Africa? You be the judge!!
@@ashleyhearts8561 I agree
@Eta544 greatest country? There are other better countries - research and travel, you will be surprised
Hello Fam how is the protest in the country for you guys? Do you feel safe and secure?
We stay in on the days they demonstrate so we feel pretty safe.
@@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE What are they protesting?
@@Awande111 high cost of living and over taxation.
I am a South African l don't see myself anywhere
Thanks for watching
Came to America amd went to college on a career that i can find a job on.if you have a career that you can grow in and work hard in and avoid trouble (police,Irs,gangs) u can make a whole city back home in Kenya 🇰🇪 like the guy who built a city in Mumias with 2 billion dollars.he built the security banking sysyem that most big banks in America 🇺🇸 use.its all on u.then he relocated lol.get ur bag 🎒 $$$.
America is a continent (North and South America) Not a country th-cam.com/video/cLANE6eug8c/w-d-xo.html