QueenWandaful Yes indeed, I can definitely relate! I was also Blessed to hug, 💋 kiss, interact with & spend quality time with both my grandmother & great grandmother (on my mother's side of the family & they both lived to be 96 years of age)! In which I will always remember & cherish! I also really 👍 like your profile name!!!! 👑💪😃❤
Powerful interview. We need to encourage our parents and grandparents to give us history before they pass on. We have to have context on how to navigate in the future, and understand the struggle and sacrifice our ancestors made. Like she stated, kids are selling their inheritance because the parents didn't instill in them the importance of keeping it.
Zora Neale Hurston put Eatonvile, FL on the map, growing up there and referencing it in her books and short stories like, the novel, "Their Eyes Were Watching God" and short stories, "Spunk" and "Gilded Six Bit".
Great video coverage Phillip listening the elder sister speak on the history of the town you see the sadness in her face and when she speaks what is it going to take us to wake up and unify as a people and brother Philip you are correct we are on life support Great history lesson!
Never been to Eatonville, but I've been to Orlando/Kissimmee and it goes down in those 2 cities. I've also been to a few other cities in Florida. And it was nice, coming from a brother from TX...
That town is so special. I have never planned to visit FL, but if I did I would love to visit. I really enjoyed this. I could listen to grandma all day.
I was see this video end so swiftly. The grandmother offers a wealth of knowledge; I hope you have a part 2 video of these two lovely women. I was enjoying hearing about the history of Eatonville Florida.
This is one of the problems of blk people.. Here in the South blk people own land and houses... Some own acres and acres of land.. But like the lady said the younger generation will sell the property not realizing the value of what they have... Blk people need to start holding more value to tangibles like land and homes.. Not Gucci and Prada.. Realize the value of what your people built for you.. I tell blk people here this all the time... Before we have nothing to hold on to.. Great video Phil...
I enjoy when you get out of your studio & show us something New & Interesting...Thank You! Can't get enough of this knowledge....Oh I enjoy your regular shows TOO, Yet, it's uplifting to see people spreading knowledge to Our people... Blessings!
I am so amazed by this broadcast..l myself a few of my relatives and childhood friends were migrant workers in the Peach orchards of Middle Georgia during the summer months. As her grandmother was talking l remember the "peach bus" that would pick up in different spots in the city to gather up workers to harvest the peach crop when the picking season began. We were under the legal age to work in formal businesses or just didn't get hired so we would stand out there and let the "driver/migrant manager" size us up to see if we would be a strong worker that would not flake out in the sun or be lazy. We were paid any where from .10 cent to .25 cent per bushel bucket. I was a hard worker and would on average pick 100 buckets per day if we were in a good orchard with ripe peaches. I did this until I was of legal age to work then I started working as a maid at a motel in a small town on the weekends and during the Summer months....l am a 60's baby...
Thank you phil for giving this positive interview, I can't wait to see more positive interviews like this in the future from you phil, keep up the great work
I love you guys what you talking about is music to my ears. Come to kenya and stirrup their mindset so they can change. It will be a beautiful journey with ups and downs but at the end Africans will come to know you the lost brother
there go that word segregation. it was a bad thing, but it was also a good thing for us because we had unity, community, and self sufficiency. however, we did not have social equality or equal opportunity and we still don't.
@@SFgamer We have opportunity but it's not equal to Whites. You know we have to work twice as hard to get those opportunities that Whites have. We are far and few between when it comes to certain positions and industries. We don't have many Black CEO's, head coaches, sports owners, presidents, I can go on. White ppl make sure they get the whole pie and they just pass Black ppl a sliver. Then at the end of the day, they try to talk you out of your little piece of pie or give you a smaller slice than they promised you.
Tiffany’s grandma is quite intelligent and as sharp as a knife for her age. Thanks Phil for this interview and keep up the good work.
May we continue to honor our elders and ancestors! Wonderful history lesson!
Tiffany is lovely with a natural beautiful smile. Grandma is a Gem.
I love listening to the grandmother speak. I miss listening to my grandma telling stories about Jim Crow days in the South. RIP Momma 😢❤️
May her rest in peace sister
So sad to hear. You can always be greatful that her wisdom didn't leave with her.
QueenWandaful Yes indeed, I can definitely relate! I was also Blessed to hug, 💋 kiss, interact with & spend quality time with both my grandmother & great grandmother (on my mother's side of the family & they both lived to be 96 years of age)! In which I will always remember & cherish! I also really 👍 like your profile name!!!! 👑💪😃❤
Peace be upon her soul my melanated sister!!!
Powerful interview. We need to encourage our parents and grandparents to give us history before they pass on. We have to have context on how to navigate in the future, and understand the struggle and sacrifice our ancestors made. Like she stated, kids are selling their inheritance because the parents didn't instill in them the importance of keeping it.
I love your channel keep up the good fight we stand together
Thanks Phil! I enjoyed this show. Tiffany's Grandmother is a very beautiful and wise about Eatonville.
Love your show and commentary, also the love you have for your family and our black family our community.... Great job always 💯🙏🏿🥂
Zora Neale Hurston put Eatonvile, FL on the map, growing up there and referencing it in her books and short stories like, the novel, "Their Eyes Were Watching God" and short stories, "Spunk" and "Gilded Six Bit".
Great video coverage Phillip listening the elder sister speak on the history of the town you see the sadness in her face and when she speaks what is it going to take us to wake up and unify as a people and brother Philip you are correct we are on life support
Great history lesson!
Phil you are so real. I love what you are doing and how you are expanding the channel
You guys are near my City, Orlando FL! 🤩
Me too we visited Eatonville as a school field trip in Elementary school for the Annual Zora Neale Hurston festival.
Never been to Eatonville, but I've been to Orlando/Kissimmee and it goes down in those 2 cities. I've also been to a few other cities in Florida. And it was nice, coming from a brother from TX...
@@joeb9661 glad you like it. Eatonville isn't as city like as Orlando but the festival is fun and educational with great food.
This is an excellent interview about Town of Eatonville! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Very interesting (minus the background noise)..they always want 2 run a freeway thRu it
I'll b sharpening up my knowledge on this subject, thx Phil
Our elders are awesome! They are our historians and librarians!
Another good one Phil.
That town is so special. I have never planned to visit FL, but if I did I would love to visit. I really enjoyed this. I could listen to grandma all day.
I was see this video end so swiftly. The grandmother offers a wealth of knowledge; I hope you have a part 2 video of these two lovely women. I was enjoying hearing about the history of Eatonville Florida.
This is one of the problems of blk people.. Here in the South blk people own land and houses... Some own acres and acres of land.. But like the lady said the younger generation will sell the property not realizing the value of what they have... Blk people need to start holding more value to tangibles like land and homes.. Not Gucci and Prada.. Realize the value of what your people built for you.. I tell blk people here this all the time... Before we have nothing to hold on to.. Great video Phil...
I enjoy when you get out of your studio & show us something New & Interesting...Thank You! Can't get enough of this knowledge....Oh I enjoy your regular shows TOO, Yet, it's uplifting to see people spreading knowledge to Our people... Blessings!
Great interview..shout out to eatonville, apopka, westside orlando, sanford etc
I am so amazed by this broadcast..l myself a few of my relatives and childhood friends were migrant workers in the Peach orchards of Middle Georgia during the summer months. As her grandmother was talking l remember the "peach bus" that would pick up in different spots in the city to gather up workers to harvest the peach crop when the picking season began. We were under the legal age to work in formal businesses or just didn't get hired so we would stand out there and let the "driver/migrant manager" size us up to see if we would be a strong worker that would not flake out in the sun or be lazy. We were paid any where from .10 cent to .25 cent per bushel bucket. I was a hard worker and would on average pick 100 buckets per day if we were in a good orchard with ripe peaches. I did this until I was of legal age to work then I started working as a maid at a motel in a small town on the weekends and during the Summer months....l am a 60's baby...
Where’s the link to her traveling website. Im turning 50 next year and I want to go somewhere
QueenWandaful wow you’re beautiful, black don’t crack👍🏾
bradley booth thank you ❤️
Awesome video Phil! Very inspirational!
Wow Phil, good history. Her father was a contractor back then. That’s why the ws try to keep us down, because we rise. Thanks
Thank you phil for giving this positive interview, I can't wait to see more positive interviews like this in the future from you phil, keep up the great work
Great interview. Love the Grandma!
Great one on one enjoyed the older women's perspective. on integration.
Great video thx 4 sharing!! 😍🥰
I LOVE THE WAY YOU TALKED TO HER! Somalian brother💙
Nice video!
I would’ve finished eating this plate of food in just 15 minutes 🤣🤣🤣
Great
Yooo I’m near there I’m gonna have to see what’s up! That’s what’s up Phil you the Man, bro!
That looks good making me hungry now
Very Great Channel how's the Greens ? Are they kinda sweet ? Not too sweet just the right touch ??
Good video..
"Awesome"! ❤😃
That's about an hour away from me! Looks delicious😊I'm coming to try this out VERY SOON🍽
This food looks delicious 😋
Phil bussing down 😁
I love you guys what you talking about is music to my ears. Come to kenya and stirrup their mindset so they can change. It will be a beautiful journey with ups and downs but at the end Africans will come to know you the lost brother
I'll be there this summer
I bet she has a ton story life stories. I miss my grandmothers.
Phil contact Jay Morrison and reach out to him he could definitely help out
Quote Freshener Jay Morrison the Realtor?
Thats was sup
I could be wrong but tiffany's grandmother should run for mayor.🤔
G.O.L.F. got it’s name from “Gentlemen Only Ladies Forbidden
there go that word segregation. it was a bad thing, but it was also a good thing for us because we had unity, community, and self sufficiency. however, we did not have social equality or equal opportunity and we still don't.
I wouldn't go as far as to say that we don't have equal opportunity. There are a lot of us who are successful.
@@SFgamer We have opportunity but it's not equal to Whites. You know we have to work twice as hard to get those opportunities that Whites have. We are far and few between when it comes to certain positions and industries. We don't have many Black CEO's, head coaches, sports owners, presidents, I can go on. White ppl make sure they get the whole pie and they just pass Black ppl a sliver. Then at the end of the day, they try to talk you out of your little piece of pie or give you a smaller slice than they promised you.
Wow is Tiffany single? Shes a beauty with that little 3rd eye wrinkle 😍😍
Got to check out that restaurant, it's only a few hrs south of me
Moan moan fkn moan you lot never know when to stop !!