Beyond Brexit: Navigating Identity as a Black British Woman in a Changing Europe…
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2024
- My notes:
Ola - her political views are her own and do not represent anyone else, nor the European, and non/European people’s personal identities other than her own.
1. How has Brexit impacted your sense of identity as a Black British woman? Do you feel a shift in how you're perceived both within the UK and by other Europeans?
2. As the UK officially left the European Union, do you believe there's a redefinition or reevaluation of what it means to be British? How does this affect your personal understanding of Britishness, especially considering your heritage and cultural background?
3. With Brexit came discussions about sovereignty and national identity. How do you navigate the complexities of being both British and European, particularly in a society that's undergoing significant political and cultural changes?
4. In light of Brexit, have you noticed any changes in attitudes towards multiculturalism and diversity within the UK? How do you see these shifts impacting the broader landscape of cultural exchange and integration, especially for communities like yours?
Let us know your perspective in the comment section below.
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Great video, great to see another Zhejiang friend on the channel!
@@rgleecher ❤️❤️ that literally was the best year of my life. Love you guys
Interesting to see another perspective!
wow, you can ask questions... the answers were very interesting and I appreciate that you both went deep into the topic. As an EU-citizen I think it was really a sad and bad decision the british made .It interfears the normal life of so many young people. dumb decision, based on so many lies, seems that Great Britain became even more an island... but anyway, great vid again, nice to see you back. Cheers to your friend!
Very interesting Brexit prospects. Thank you for these insights!
and yet polling evidence states that both the afro Caribbean and asian communities voted overwhelmingly in support of Brexit
It has been the most divisive event in modern UK history
How do you make sense of that complex?
@@jamal93yall jeez, I don't know. I think, based on nothing but my observations, that a vast chunk of people who feel 'left behind' voted for Brexit - along with a few super wealthy disaster anylacsts. I too was surprised by the vote, but you move in a world of young creatives, and I teach them
It had been increasing difficult for people from Asai and the Caribbean to bring in family members. I think they felt voting to leave may have made that easier (I don't think it has - yet another group betrayed by Brexit)
Thank you for sharing!
We voted brexit so that the U.K. could import labour from the commonwealth countries like Jamaica, rather more racists from Europe.
@@justdoit.86yearsago
What an outrageous nonsense!
Great video as always!!!
Glad you seem to be doing well Chris. Truthfully it's been a minute since I checked you out. That happens with me at times with several blogs so don't take it badly. I'm in, I'm out and it goes like that. Interestingly another blog caught my attention lately by a black Brit who moved to Germany from England not that long ago and now he has a blog on Blacks in Germany. I watched a few videos the other day and found them very interesting The host is actually of African descent and he talks often about comparisons between Germany and England. You've made no secret of that you're gay so you might find this video interesting. It's titled: About Black LGPTQ representation in Germany on the blog: My name is PY. It touches on many topics. Me, I'm still plugging away at German in my own way; I haven't given up so I'll take that as a plus. Thanks for this video. It was interesting. Unfortunately I have had a book for some time and I haven't gotten around to reading it yet: Afropean: Notes from Black Europe.
Amazing work as always !!!
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...lots of positives from this, but I'd just like to add that Ola is regal. Hmmm.
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