My DAUGHTER Goes to a BLACK College for A Day *Howard University*
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- Today we go back to college for a day !!!!
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HHHH UUUU…
Ashley Porter 85 😏🙂💖💖
What you see is what you say
You know!
You know!!
That's Dr. Mnyandu, my kid's African Studies professor. She said he is an amazing professor. She chose HU over 2 of the top tech universities in the US. My kid is and engr major and math minor.
I love how diverse the mazelee family are. they are in cultivating their childrens multi cultural background. This college tour is not only beneficial for the older ones but as well the younger ones. It instills early that education is important.
Amen
I totally agree!
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There is nothing like seeing the sun as it rises, before it shines in full. Such was my impression of the very impressive Amyah when she stopped by my Zulu Language & Culture class while she was on her Howard campus visit. Erudite and nonchalant, she is ready for the world. Thanks Maze family for giving Amyah support by bringing the whole Fam for the visit! Super special thanks to Akeeba for bringing my abashana along! What a day! I hope I and all the people Amyah met made a good case for choosing HU.
It's easy to tell you're such an amazing teacher.
@@mercykobu You are kind. Thank you very much! 🙏
As a Zulu person from Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa…hearing and seeing one of us making it big in the states warms my heart 😭 BIG UP BROTHER 🇿🇦🇿🇦siyaziqhenya ngawe!
xenophobic people who burn fellow africans for being in south africa a loot shops
Ngiyabonga!
Yebo sisi!!
@@zulunomics7417 teach me please
Love to everyone from South Africa! I hope to visit your country one day and dance to amapiano music on a rooftop somewhere ☺️✊🏽🇺🇸❤️
As a proud Howard U grad myself, I'm so grateful that she was able to tour Howard and experience the school through students and professor's eyes. I also would love to learn the Zulu language as well. Praying for her as she steps into this new season of life.
She should look into Prairie View A&M University! It’s a Historically Black College University in Texas , it’s so rich in History and has some amazing programs 👍🏾✨
Agreed However No better school for our Sister’s and it’s been the #1 HBCU for years now. None other than Spelman College💙💙💙.
I as well as my daughter attended there. It’s an experience like no other. We both have obtained and remained a life long sisterhood with fellow classmates. I abhor anyone that knows of a young lady that’s looking for the ultimate experience. Consider Spelman💙
@@vaughnp3068 All HBCUs are ranked number one in our hearts, but we know who is truly number one: PVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV U KNOW!💜💛 But in all seriousness , enrolling in any HBCU is the best choice! #HBCUPRIDE
@@Simplydenver Agreed all are number one. But statically speaking and US ranking. Always for almost a decade has and will probably always list SPELMAN as #1.
The People have Spoken🙌🏽
#TrueBlue4Life💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙🙌🏽
Nah, as a college student, I probably wouldn’t pick Spelman. Too many women in one place. But I can respect it’s academic history, I guess. I’d check out Prairie-View, though! ♥️
@@blessedunoo My niece thought the same thing about all the women and attended TSU. Upon visiting my daughter one day at school she realized and said she made the biggest mistake by not attending Spelman. There’s nothing like the sisterhood. I myself have lifelong friends/sistahs because of my attending Spelman. What most don’t know is that you can also take classes at Morehouse (all male college) across the street as well as Clark. Spelman has been the #1 HBCU for years and there’s a reason why.
Finishing my PhD in a year and a half. Y'all making me want to teach at an HBCU ♥✨
Good luck on your dissertation when the time comes
@@1browngirl29 Thank you! Dissertating now. So close to the end ❤
@@rlee1701 congratulations to you!!!
Wow congrats!
Wishing you much success
I am South African living in Canada and listening to isiZulu made my heart sing. I hope Amaya takes the Zulu class if she goes to Howard❤️🇿🇦❤️
Big up yo isizulu I'm also in SOUTH AFRICA 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
Im A Zimbabwean we wrote isizulu ,so proud if I see pple learning isiZulu
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Im Zulu from South Africa currently in SA ..I'm happy too see my language being taught outside my country ..nawe Zulu awumncinyane❤️
I feel like takin zulu classes now ❤️
Seeing Amayah’s growth from a child to walking campuses is like I am watching a younger cousins grow up! So proud. As a recent grad, from what U have seen i know Amayah will do great things!!
YES!!! I AM SO PROUD OF HER!!! 😍😍😍😍
I’m watching from South Africa…It was really cool watching/hearing you guys learn IsiZulu 😂❤️ Amyah’s Zulu is really good 🙌🏽
I’m a South African too 😅so happy to hear them learning the Zulu language
Also in SA, impressed by them showing interest in Zulu
Not sure if anyone noticed, but the teacher is the uncle of the two little ones. I thought that was pretty cool!!
I'm a Pedi culture woman in south Africa. I'm so happy to see you learning one of our official language. Love you from 🇿🇦
My son graduated from Morehouse 2022 and loved his undergraduate experience and the lifelong friendships he made with Morehouse & Spellman students. Considering HU as a law school choice. 🙏🏾❤
I’m at Howard law now, he’ll love it!!
@@0BowAddict0 I've heard the legal field is oversaturated. Is this true?
@@chocolateangel8743 I don’t believe that. There are attorneys needed in virtually every field and aspect of society. Healthcare, Construction, Business, Tax, Real Estate, Entertainment, Government, etc. the list goes on and on but every area/sector needs attorneys.
Shout out to Dr Mnyandu for his immaculate Zulu session with your family. So proud to witness one of ours spreading the Diverse language footprint with such zest and proud passion. Thank you Mazelee family for sharing this with us. Lots of love from South Africa 🇿🇦
Ngiyabonga sisi!
I loved this vlog. I’m a double Bison (went to Howard for undergrad and grad school). I also teach part time at the university. I hope Amaya chooses Howard. Your sister’s comments on the A building was so accurate (keep a copy of everything). Always happy to chat with future Bisons.
Amyah's already in college??!! My my... time really does pass really fast. I hope she enjoys her time as a college student! Love from Korea
Right! I can’t believe it! She’s going to do awesome though!
Aww... to see your eldest looking at colleges and growing into a young woman is heart warming. She, has been through so much and is so poised, smart, sweet, patient, and talented. She's often been silent, in the background, looking in and processing. She is a thinker and has sooooo much talent that we have only seen glimpses of. I truly hope that she has a happy, bright, successful future, filled with wonderful adventures. This is just the beginning for her and I know you are extremely proud of her. Amaya is certainly a gem. I will be offering many congratulations for this young woman as she begins her journey of life.
It is exciting to share in this beautiful journey of Amaya's next chapter in life. It wouldn't be a surprise to anyone if Amaya was accepted into every university she applies too...she has always shown her all around brilliance. It would be great to see her in theater as she really has natural abilities for the arts and academics. Peace!
I like Grandpas thoughts ❤️ Staying near her family can be so important but she is becoming an adult.. the Korea thing sounds so special❣️
It’s nothing like attending an HBCU, let alone the “Harvard” of HBCUs (HU)!! From one alum to hopefully the next, enjoy your college tour!! Great video!🤗 So glad to see you all tour our lovely campus!
God is walking with your family Dr.Mazelee,you have a natural spirit! I love that you're teaching your family to have a freestyle life where nothing is impossible! May the grace of God continue to rein on you and your entire family!👊🏿Much respect from Lela in Boston Massachusetts .......
Yes doctor 🎉
Yes 🥰 Yes am African from Kampala City 🥰, Uganda, Africa ❤️ and I totally agree!
I how they take their children on trips on show them what’s out there and boarded their horizons. Such cool experiences as a family
A doctor with 6 baby daddies lol but hey at least she's educated 😂😂😂.
yes, love them! they are doing the thing even with haters on the sidelines watching! 🤣 those people can’t do much but watch the success tho because they have next to nothing going in their lives lol ♥️
Oh wow am watching you guys from South Africa 🇿🇦 and am so excited seeing you guys learning to speak Zulu and seeing that professor teaching you guys Zulu. All the best to Amaiya. Keep it up Alina & Joe and your sister. You should visit Africa some day.. God bless you all😍🤩🥰👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏
👏👏Dr. Mnyandu is an excellent teacher👏👏. I really want to learn Zulu now and go to Howard. I love how he told everyone to listen and state what you heard. Not to think too hard! That is one of my problems and it can hinder me at times. I hope all the younger children learn Zulu and Korean. It's harder with you get older so teach them now please. It will really benefit them in the future.
As a Zulu I'm proud to hear that
I'm a linguist and the way he was teaching them was excellent. I think very often language classes don't emphasize the preciseness of sounds, but it's important. You may still have an accent speaking a foreign language, but your accent will be clear and understandable, just like his English accent is clear to us.
Thank you!
Thanks for that cool tour! As a smart, but financially challenged white girl, it was state school for me! (UMass) Got a great education, including a Master’s degree and became a teacher. Retired now. Never saw an HBCU up close before. Loved the tour!
Amayah can’t make a bad choice, because wherever she goes, she brings her phenomenal self with her!
I’m usually not a commenter but I just absolutely loved this vlog I never been so happy and excited for people i physically haven’t met lol😂 but I’m so excited to see what colleges you guys explore next and what colleges she gets accepted to and where she chooses to go just excited for you guys
Loved this episode so much❤ Its so awesome hearing one of our languages being taught in America! This made me feel proud as a South African🤗❤
I love how your sister is equally boasting about her niece. ❤️ Your little girl's also very smart. Good on her.
Alena, I have been watching your family for a long time now and I have to say you are so encouraging to me. How you and Joe manage your children has been so inspiring. Like hair washing day. One day for doing such a big job. Great idea! I've watched other large families and there is just something how you are one on one nurturing and personal with each child and this video is a perfect example. Im a grandmother homeschooling my 5 year old granddaughter. May I ask you Alena how did your parents raise you? What were their careers? Did they make education a priority, or was that something inside you? Did you also come from a large family? Congratulations on your new baby. All your of your children are precious. Love to you all and Merry Christmas!
I so injoy watching this beautiful productive family I pray God's riches blessing upon them
This was such a great vlogging episode. I learned a little Zulu just watching this... thank you. Praise God for the professor's grandmother. Praying that Amiyah makes the best decision, but also keeping my fingers crossed for Howard. Whichever school she chooses they will be lucky to have her. ❤
Right! Sometimes things work out for the best.
I just feel like this family of kids and adults is very smart. Love you guys ❤
I have been watching you guys since Amaya was a little girl. I've been watching from the bushes. I'm so proud of her and how your family has grown. Bless you and whatever you strive to achieve. I have been through exactly what you are going through now. I'm crying right now; I'm so emotional right now. 😢 Bless you.❤️💕❤️💕
In the Hawaiian language, the vowels are pronounced exactly as the Zulu language. How interesting that I was able to pronounce the Zulu words correctly. Thanks for this lesson!
Oh wow that is interesting to know. IsiZulu is my mother tongue so it's good to know that should I visit Hawaii my pronunciations won't be far fetched.
Wow,in our Swahili language here in East Africa we pronounce the vowels the same as zulu
In Spanish is the same
I can’t believe the time is here for Amyah to start college scouting! Time really doesn’t stand still. I remember when I first start watching the Mazelee videos before Ajedi was a baby. I’m so impressed with Amyah, her dedication to her education and role model to her siblings and other through her channel. She is and outstanding person. She will go far in life. Having supportive and caring parents is a virtue to both of you. Congratulations to Amyah on her accomplishments and good luck on her college search. I can’t wait to see her choice and follow her adventure🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️❤️
I love this I can't believe Amayah is going to college already how time flies😭❤️ I think the thing about languages in the household is so true I was born and raised in South Africa but my parents are originally Malawian growing up my parents tried to teach us our native language as that's what they spoke in the house hold but my surroundings were mostly Zulu, Tswana and English I've recently moved to Malawi after 29years and I struggle with my native language but I speak a bit I'm fluent and articulate in English so basically English I my first language hahahah 😂....with that said thank you for the great content it's always heartwarming and educational
As a Malawian who's grown up in South Africa, this is so relatable. I find myself speaking South African languages better than I speak Chichewa😂 but I still speak it with my parents because I'm still Malawian, I also make sure I know how to read and write the native language
Ayyy I’m Malawian too 🇲🇼 I was born and raised in America and my family didn’t reach us Chichewa it sucks
As a Malawian born n raised in Malawi, u r welcome for chaka chichewa lessons, lol.
Congratulations Amaya on this great experience of touring Howard University. Although you have your heart set on South Korea, it maybe better to go after freshman year to gain experience of living in a foreign country alone.
My neice's cousin went her first semester to Spain (she wants to become a Linquist) and enjoyed it but had bouts of depression/anxiety from being so far away from home and will return next summer.
Trust your grandfather and parents guidance on this decision which ultimately is yours. Looking foward to the next tour, maybe Spelman in Atlanta,GA@
She does seem like she would fit in perfect at Spelman.
May God bless this family for giving us quality content. We all hope to see them succeed further.
Amém 🙌
Responder.
Em português.
Amen!
Yes, Always Always The Best, I Love It! Such an Awesome Family, So Blessed they All Are! Blessings!💛😇👑
I desire that this channel never ends and keeps spreading joy. Every time I watch one of your videos, I feel inspired and positive.
In my ear the african languages always sound so spiritual, I don't know why? I always get goose flesh!!! Thank you mazelee.
This is so good! I’m learning Zulu with y’all. Your children are so blessed to be exposed to so many cultures.
I am so hyped to see where your daughters will go from here. Congratulations 🎊 👏 💐
As a mom of a Howard grad, I was so excited to see this! It was the best decision my daughter could have made!
Loving the impromptu Zulu lesson❤
Zulu girl here. I love that he began with the vowels and that he is explaining the logic. Been looking at Duolingo Zulu and feeling very frustrated by their lessons.
Ngiyabonga Sis! Yes, Duolingo is a great tourist app but it has a lot of gaps when you're looking for fluency.
Omg im so glad you guys are there! I got into Howard and sadly couldn’t go, I do hope your eldest goes there! It’s a very prestigious school and I hope she makes great memories there!
That unison "a,e,i,o,u" took me back to Grade 1😂😂. I'm watching you guys from Durban, KwaZulu Natal (South Africa) and that lesson made my heart smile. Keep it up!
This was AMAZING!!
I’m proudly South African 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
And PROUDLY ZULU
I have been watching your family since I was 18 I’m 25 now.
Your family brought me closer to God, Taught me how to stay organised and to work hard to achieve all of my goals.
I feel like I’ve grown up with your babies.
Thank you for all the lessons learnt and all the laughs. ❤
Abby
I am so amazed with this family and their parents thinking outside of the box for their children to experience many different cultures I would happily be part of their family
Ngiyabonga Sisi! 🙏
A study abroad for a semester or two in Korea sounds like a great experience ✨
My daughters, sister, cousins, and nieces attended H.U. I must say with a 4.6 GPA Amaya is fortunate to have many choices of attending Ivy league colleges and HBCUs. Amaya should be able to get a full scholarship. My cousin got a full scholarship there. Im very proud of Amaya. Your baby is so peaceful, amazing he slept through all the excitement. Amaya will love HU. The camaraderie is something difficult to find at PWIs. Korea is so faraway and might be too great of a culture shock as an undergraduate.🥰Be safe.
Awwwww. It’s so cool to see your babies growing up before our eyes.🤎🤎🤎🤎
What great support from those young Howard students. 👏🏾 Bravo 👏🏾
Aww! Look at our big baby boy! Joe, I hear you but I can't see you! I guess someone's got to hold the camera! All of the kids are going to Howard or some other prestigious university! I mean, look at who they have for parents! 🤗🥰
Some of my ancestors were professors at Howard and I last walked the campus about a year ago. At that time, there were protests about tuition costs. The campus' green spaces were also filled with tents protesting student housing conditions. I don't think Howard's student and alumni support can be matched, but they have to be weighed against the college's ongoing issues. Best of luck in your college search.
Thank you MazLee family for giving me an experience of what you guys in America learn about Africa. I was happy to hear you try IsiZulu one of our 11 official language in South Africa
This is beautifully done! Thanks for sharing this experience. My 3 children graduated from Universities. It was a long haul but they did it! My youngest is 22 and graduated this past May.
Congratulations to you and your children!
Congratulations to your family.
@@niecylanae33 thank you so much!
@@plantingseeds9869 thank you!
Hopefully Howard University took care of their mold problem in the dorms rooms that caused some health issues for a few of the female students back in 2021. I pray that whatever college she goes to would also take care of the needs of the students, especially when their parents are paying for tuition, room and board.
I go to an HBCU and we have mold too. They just don’t fund to black colleges. Kinda the package deal that comes with it. 😩
I forgot about the students walkout protests due to housing issues at Howard after students became ill due to mold in some of the dorms. My niece attended 2014-2018 but moved off campus her junior year but the two years she lived in the newer dorm she had no problem. I know HU sold many of its properties to big developers so Im not sure about the housing situation but those parents pay a hefty fee for their children to attend HU. So surely 2 years later housing has improved.
@@briarrah You are correct. Unlike prestigious Ivy League universities with Alumni supporting their Alma Maters generously in financial support, the same cant be said for many HBCUs.
@@briarrah What's sad is that this is still going on. Hopefully it won't take someone dying to get their attention. It would be cheaper to just take care of this issue rather than paying for several lawsuits, and hospital bills in the end. I'll add this to my prayer list, hopefully others follow suit and do the same. Stay safe and healthy Briarrah Rountree.
@@denisedean2446 if this situation happened 2021 then it hasn't been been two years, but only one year.
hii! i’m deaf. please can you add the caption to the subtitles?
congratulations on her. all best luck to her in college. 💗
That Zulu lesson 🙌🏾, this was not in the curriculum 20 years ago when I went for my HU tour. I would have definitely went with HU just for this class. Glad to see there’s a Professor right here in the DMV. I’ve always wanted to learn Zulu and Ndebele(my grandma spoke both). Wishing you all the best Amyah! Congratulations on your next chapter, you will do great!
So this is Akeeba’s daughters father or uncle?!?!❤ I finally saw where it was addressed. Their uncle… how awesome of him to teach and bond with the family!
His nieces resemble him !!
That means , they resemble their dad family
Great video! I graduated from Fayetteville State University and then continued my education and graduated from Winston-Salem State University. There’s nothing like an HBCU education. ✌️😎
Anaya looks very concerned when Granddad said that her younger sibling would start to forget her.
Bronco pride!!! I received my MSW from Fayetteville State
Just like my mom she always checks for the best especially on education
Congrats Amaya I know you'll get enrolled in One of the best universities
I lived in South África for 12 years when I was young , in Durban - Zulu speakers. I never learnt Zulu. I am Portuguese and after seeing this video noted that the way the teacher pronounced a-e-i-o-u is exactly the way it is also pronounced in Portuguese! That's really cool. Pity at the time I lived in SA we didn't have Zulu ......😟😟
Também fiquei surpresa com a pronúncia das vogais. It really intrigued me to want to learn zulu !
This is beautiful 😍❤ I love this 😀❤. Amazing journey family ❤💯. Thank for allowing me to come along with you guys.
Aww Amayah I am so proud of you and I am so happy to hear about your next journey in life. May God continue to bless you and keep you safe. Girl you brought tears 😭 to my eyes as I have watched you grow into such a beautiful, expressive, and wonderful big sister to your siblings. I am waiting for future President, lawyer, author Mayah. Love you kiddo and continue reaching for the stars. ❤️💖
I hope she goes to school in Korea or goes to a school that has Korea study abroad program. I love the family -- grandaddy that ain’t on her to stay with the kids she didn’t sign up for that. She deserves a break …. She WILL CONTINUE to be great sister near or far. When she goes off they will look up to her and see her as an awesome example!! ❤️❤️
I was looking for a comment on what her granddad said. At first I was like he’s right because it would be nice her to still remain in close proximity with her siblings but at the same time I get your point. She should do what she wants to do. She can still manage their relationships via FaceTime.
@@wshelby83 She chose UC Berkeley. She will still be in CA, but in Northern CA and not Southern CA, where her family is.
Your daughter's College Tour was really nice I enjoyed watching all the children seem like they learned a lot from the professor that was really nice how you took the whole family for your daughter to choose her College I hope she choose well because she is so smart she had the smartest mom ever and the smartest Aunt so she's going to learn a lot anyway because you guys have taught them all a lot just saying
This family makes me proud!
This is very inspiring. Thanks for sharing this experience with us.
This is great!❤ Definitely interested in taking the tours with Amaya & Fam. Keep sharing! 😁
For us Zulu speakers this is so beautiful to see, well done again to this diverse and capable family. Much respect and love all the way from South Africa in KwaZulu-Natal Province. Awu wagadla Gedeza mfo kaMpangazitha ezintabeni, ubusiseke Mnyandu
The Zulu professor was Awesome!!! Such a beautiful and intelligent family. ❤
why am i repeating every last Zulu name/word he puts on the board, like I'm a student? LMAO
I also did, and I actually speak Zulu everyday, lol
At 15:24 the Howard U student's cautionary advice is exactly why, I, as an African American did NOT elect to attend an HBCU. The student says, " Bear in mind that when they can't separate you by race, they separate you by class, so there is elitism here. But you come into Howard knowing that."
I always suspected this. Divide and conquer tactics. Instead of Blacks unifying for love of self, community and education in a homogenous environment, they still find a way to perpetuate division, exclusion and divisiveness. As hurtful as racism is, elitism, colorism and classism by one's own people hurts worse. Spike Lee's movie "School Daze" alluded to this issue. Unfortunately, the historical origins of these HBCUs is that they were founded by the Freedmans Bureau and Blacks who got to attend often looked down their noses at dark-skinned and or less affluent Blacks and perpetuated exclusion tactics modeled after white racism to reject their own kind. Lawrence Otis Graham's book "Our Kind if People" deep dives into this disgraceful practice of Black on Black elitism, classism and colorism. Amayah should keep her options open and go where she will feel free to be herself.
I stopped reading when you said you did not attend an HBCU....soo the classism and social divide was not your experience. My point is we live in America, a place where we have been led to believe we are inferior. So yes there is no part that isn't touched by racism and classism. That being said I work at a law firm where I see HBCU graduates and they to me have a better grasp of who they are and what we should be striving for, when compared to the PWI graduates I see. That comfort comes from knowing who you are and HBCU's excel on teaching that...
May I say how inspiring this video was to me, I'm feeling so many different type of emotions right now I'm just overjoyed.❤🙏
There was a ridiculous amount of wisdom shared in this college tour/vlogmas and I SO appreciate you taking us along for the ride. Between your nieces uncle and the perspective about being American and black, the sense of community I can feel from the video (having not gone to an HBCU regrettably), and the grandparent perspective (my siblings are all a lot younger and it IS an effort if you’re far away but so worth it). It was so refreshing to relive these days from your family’s lens. Good luck Amaya! Whatever you pick will be perfect!
So interesting!! In Hawaiian we pronounce a e i o u the same way..I wonder if there's a connection
Amazing comes to mind on how natural all of the children's learning abilities are when it comes to learning anew. The changing of the sounds of the vowels in the Zulu language is unique. Baby-boy slept through the whole experience. Thank you for sharing a day at the university with us all. Beautiful to be out and about with the family and learning a little Zulu too.! Looking good !!! 🕊️🤗 Halleluyah!
You are a smart bright independent mother you teaching your kids education and learning different things in life going to different college learning different language you teaching your kids how to educate yourself your kids are very intelligent they're very smart good job
A 4.6 GPA Very impressive Young Lady.
A congratulations that's well deserved. 😊
This was very wholesome! Thanks for sharing your family with us! As you all entire into a new chapter, I pray that our God will continue to show himself. People will see and know that you are blessed and highly favored! Excited to see what God has in store
I’m South African but I’ve had a secret yearning for attending an HSBCU. I’m so happy they have a an authentic Zulu teacher.😊
We used to get it in school .I pronounced it before he told them Caribbean aren't bad depending which Country you came from hahaa
Congrats to the young lady they all Bright like their Mama.
As a Zulu and Siswati speaker I really enjoyed this video. Dr Mnyandu is a great lecturer.
Ngiyabonga!
I would love to learn! how/where do I start? And a big thanks for sharing your adventures there's never a black let alone mixed family bloggers sharing intelligence. You all are my daily inspiration ✨️
I literally felt like I was there. As a Ndebele person from Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 I realize Zulu is not that different. Our African languages are so beautiful 😍. Thank you for the tour
Ndebele and Zulu are very similar
All Ndebeles originate from South Africa.
As a double Bison (undergrad and med school) alumna and first gen Zulu woman, this blog warmed my heart 💙❤ 🇿🇦
Your sister cracked me up and gave me all the feels with the A building refund check memories 😂 Love my HU and this!
This Zulu teacher is AMAZING!!!
It’s my first year and it’s really great!!! I’m glad you came to visit again.
Dr. Mnyandu is a phenomenal teacher! I’m a native Chinese speaker and he hits the nail on the head when he says “don’t think, use your ear”.
I went to Howard, but definitely didn’t get that enthusiastic teaching lol
I took Swahili but during Covid so it was virtual. But the Zulu teacher seems really cool. I think his students could see him in a different perspective from this video. Like more as a person and individual and not just a teacher.
Anyways, it was cool and weird at the same time to see my old stomping grounds through this lens . I think I’ve taken classes in that same classroom y’all were in.
Baby is getting big he’s adorable. I love watching your family outings 😁
Amyah is so blessed to have such a wide support system❤️😇
Hamilton was so good! It’s great to see you expose your children to so many great experiences. Praying the the college choice is somewhere safe with more wonderful experiences.
Watching this I’m proud to be a Zulu and I thank you Sir 🇿🇦🙏🏾❤️
I loved my (non-HBCU) college experience and often look back in fondness BUT baby watching this made be so jealous!! I really hope one of these kids goes to this phenomenal university, it would make me (a complete stranger) so happy to see that - lololol.
That was a wonderful tour of Howard U. Also, the Professor who spoke and taught Zulu was amazing. I've yet to see the play Hamilton so hopefully if it doesn't come to Richmond, Va. maybe I'll catch it in another nearby state such as New York. Looking good Mazelee family.
Auntie from Virginia 🇺🇸 😍 12/04/2022
I have so much respect watching this mother, how she juggles having babies cooking for her family doing their hair school homework and her wifey duties. On top of that doing her PhD.
She is brilliant and her oldest daughter took after her. Amazing!!
What an amazing professor! He explained everything so well, where everyone could understand.
So happy to see you include HBCU's in your tours especially Howard and Spellman. They offer a whole different perspective on life and give such good community,networking and connections after college.
Once again a professionally produced vlog! Black excellence all over this vlog!
I love the Mazelee family. You guys are doing a great job in raising your family. The Howard University tour was so enlightening. My great niece graduated from Howard 2020 I believe and she loved her experience there. Can’t wait to see/go on the next college tour with you guys.
Good job mom!! You had your kids young, but they way you groomed them and educated them is truly amazing!!!!
A real Zulu who hasn't been influenced by American accent 🤣🤣🤣 love it!!
🇿🇦🇿🇦 Zulu!!! This was unexpected 🤣 but seeing and hearing my language being taught outside my country is a welcomed surprise 🥺. I sincerely hope Amahle, Aphiwe and anyone else who is interested get to learn more about African cultures through my page❤❤.
Yebo!