The Khoisan-Coloured Debate: Heritage Month 2022 | Podcast

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  • @mssummer07
    @mssummer07 2 ปีที่แล้ว +13

    I recently came across the insights show and thank you so much for creating a discussion around our identity as brown people. The coloured identity is so complex and layered. What I've encountered is that too many people try to simplfy the conversation about coloured identity to a singular topic.The discussion around this identity cannot led by anyone outside of the community, who doesn't understand coloured trauma attached to the identity. Speaking on coloured identity requires doing so with a degree of empathy and compassion for people who were completely disconnected from the diverse cultures of their multiracial ancestry that can be linked to many continents.Thank you for creating much needed dialogue it's been long overdue.

    • @I_AM_persand
      @I_AM_persand 2 ปีที่แล้ว +2

      Ms Summer, you nailed it to near-perfection. Thank you for adding such great value to this all-important conversation.

  • @EDWINALAVERNOGILVIE
    @EDWINALAVERNOGILVIE ปีที่แล้ว +12

    I LOVE WHAT IS BEING STARTED HERE. I LOVE , LOVE THIS PLATFORM. I WISH OUR YOUNG COLOURED PEOPLE CAN WATCH SUCH VIDEOS. ITS IMPARATIVE!

  • @Mathilda5xp
    @Mathilda5xp 9 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

    Thank you so much for sharing all this beautiful information about the mighty Khoi-San people. I have learned so much. God bless you. Keep up the good work. Aroha from Aotearoa.❤❤❤

  • @oratilestephenmakgalemele1545
    @oratilestephenmakgalemele1545 ปีที่แล้ว +4

    Very insightful episode, learned a lot from this 🙌🙌🏾

  • @muhammad-bin-american
    @muhammad-bin-american ปีที่แล้ว +12

    I have never been fortunate to meet Khoisan (or non black or white) people from SA but I remember when I first came to the US and people thought I am a Khoisan from Kalihari? desert. At that time I had no idea what they were talking about. I am from West Africa which is far away from Southern Africa. Of course everyone knows about Mandela and apartheid but I also hear a lot about the colored. This confused me as I wondered why they are called colored. Why not just black and white. Overtime I came to realize that it is far more complicated than I thought. Fascinating people.

    • @jobsunguti9224
      @jobsunguti9224 ปีที่แล้ว +2

      what is your race|ethnicity because you may be originating from west Africa but related to khoisan.This is a matter of historical route of migration and settlement.

    • @grahamsolomons453
      @grahamsolomons453 ปีที่แล้ว

      To blacks everything is about black and white.We are not black.The term coloured derived from our genetic makeup.We are multi racial...

    • @Pamoja1981
      @Pamoja1981 ปีที่แล้ว +6

      who told you Khoi-San are non black? Khoisan are ethnic group of black race like Zulu.

    • @grahamsolomons453
      @grahamsolomons453 ปีที่แล้ว +3

      @@Pamoja1981 Oh really....define "Black"

    • @kumi-nessatu7278
      @kumi-nessatu7278 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@grahamsolomons453 AFRICAN

  • @afd4017
    @afd4017 ปีที่แล้ว +7

    As Zulu South African I love this platform much luv to Malay Coloured ppl we are the true afrikans of this land !🤎

    • @patrickfranke3819
      @patrickfranke3819 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Go back to central Africa and try your Mfecane there.

    • @henrysolomons4955
      @henrysolomons4955 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      as a 58 year old i ask my mother about our fam tree but she always try to avoid some ques cos in that time you will be lock up iff spoke certain things and so has she try to protect her fam from getting harm from apartheid gov but untill today we still getting hurt from the white gov and now from the black gov

  • @mr.blackzonrackz7055
    @mr.blackzonrackz7055 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +19

    Khoi and San are 100% black and 100% African, Xhosa Tswana Sotho has more Khoi and San DNA than anyone else, it's in the music, it's in our language, in the way we worship, what we eat and how we prepare food, our medicines

    • @Scar_7.62
      @Scar_7.62 7 หลายเดือนก่อน +3

      99% of Khoi and San have evolved to become coloureds . They are regarded as brown people or in Afrikaans " briun menses " .
      They are historically different to the Bantu black tribes , ethnically , religiously, linguistically, culturally and they alone are indigenous to SA . They are now part of the coloured nation .

    • @mr.blackzonrackz7055
      @mr.blackzonrackz7055 7 หลายเดือนก่อน +8

      @@Scar_7.62 I call bullshit. You should stop learning from History for dummies textbooks, you can do better. 99% of KhoiSan are in NC, Botswana and Namibia, you should check out the KhoiSan people of Namibia and see how closely they resemble the Bantu people. Most KhoiSan groups integrated to the Bantu communities during the white man invasion it's in history. And before that, they lived side by side with bantu for centuries, bantus have been melting gold and iron for centuries in this region there's archeological evidence, bantus built the adams calendar and the adams pyramids 200K years ago in this region stop gatekeeping KhoiSan, we all share thier dna and we all been here since time immemorial. Ofcourse if you go back a million years yes only KhoiSan were here but WIts and UP universities can trace Bantus in this region since 2000yrs ago

    • @alisterdirector1475
      @alisterdirector1475 7 หลายเดือนก่อน +7

      ​@@Scar_7.62evolved to Coloureds lmao? First, the actual khoi and San tribes are still Black people. Second for a Black person to become mixed would be devolving. You European ancestors are mixed with Neanderthals and the khoi and San people are some of the actual Black Africans who are pure modern human. Also why do you always bring the "Bantu" into this?

    • @mafumanelephoto4730
      @mafumanelephoto4730 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Scar is a lost soul😅 to think coloureds are Khoekhoe and San people😂😂​@@alisterdirector1475

    • @alisterdirector1475
      @alisterdirector1475 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

      ​@@mafumanelephoto4730 he is one of the many Coloureds who spread stupidity on the internet trying to hijack 2 Black Indigenous tribes for a land grab. I don't see why South Africa just does not redefine the racial categories to do away with the nonsense

  • @godfreyfortuin1504
    @godfreyfortuin1504 2 ปีที่แล้ว +5

    I have traced my ancestry. My maternal great grandfather came from St Helena island with the diamond rush.He married a griqua lady and settled in a place called Gong Gong.He was a diamond digger and a goat and sheep farmer and was assimilated into the griqua community.. I believe that I a of griqua descent..

    • @Scar_7.62
      @Scar_7.62 11 หลายเดือนก่อน +3

      The griqua are a clan of the KHOI tribe . The KHOI and SAN being the true and only original , first inhabitants of SA . They are thus called the FIRST NATION , the true heirs and custodians of this land .

    • @mafumanelephoto4730
      @mafumanelephoto4730 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

      ​@@Scar_7.62that "first nations" crap applies somewhere in the Americas, Australia and New Zealand...it would apply if South Africa was still ruled by white Europeans who came on boats...no native African came on boats to Southern Africa and are thus indigenous to this land just like the San and Khoekhoe people...Go spew your bile where the sun doesn't shine

  • @garthaugustus9886
    @garthaugustus9886 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    Good conversation guys and you also inspired me to doo something similar.

  • @nnfefe9451
    @nnfefe9451 10 หลายเดือนก่อน +9

    The Khoi and San have thick peppercorn hair but not the Coloured. The Coloured has straightened hair coming from the admixture with the Afrikaan. The Coloured should be satisfied in the classification as Coloured-mixed race people, nothing more and nothing less. In Namibia. the Coloured is called the Bastard and different from the San. However, the San should be a very respected and protected group in South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Angola and Zambia.

    • @tombimashri8149
      @tombimashri8149 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Who u to command what coloureds should be satisfied whst they are called, surely they are entitled to call themselves whst they like

  • @StuckUpColouredzaza
    @StuckUpColouredzaza 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Coloured panel. Love this!

  • @novelakengwilingwili4080
    @novelakengwilingwili4080 11 หลายเดือนก่อน +3

    The coloured issue is a major topic these days because of the coming election.The coming elections. What they should know is that some of so called coloureds are our brothers, sisters, uncles and aunts. We know how that happened. We used to stay with them but when Apartheid was strengthened they were moved to coloured areas. As for Khoisan people as people want to call them today. They were registered as other coloured, there was also cape Coloured, the third classification was just coloured. The Khoisan having been classified "other coloured" had to speak Afrikaans and not their language, hence there is really no fluent speakers of the khoi and San languages in RSA today. Namibia Botswana and Zambia have khoi and San communities who still know and speak teach in their language. If anyone who claims he/she is the one who has rights to speak on land. The small corner of Cape town is not the only place where the khoi people were resident because they are African. The thing that seems to be pushed is to separate Khoisan from being African. Anyone who wants to know Khoisan involvement amang bantu people. maNgqosini, maQgunukhwebe, amaCete and many other Xhosa groups to understand their Khoisan connection.

    • @tombimashri8149
      @tombimashri8149 9 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      Koisan many had coloured children so are they not partly Koisan. Koisan were very fair skin

    • @Eddymaf
      @Eddymaf 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

      But most colored people have no affiliation with Khoisan people and the majority of the Khoisan groups for thousands of years had already intermarried into the Bantu community Zulu/Xhosa (Nguni) and they were in small pockets the Bantu identity is already diverse. And where actually will the Khoisan claim. They are free to claim the western cape from the d.a.I feel that each colored has a distinct identity that is different from each others and their plight will not work out it was just a buffer created by white people to reduce the black community and has the Khoi identity being researched. You can't just claim by saying, Khoi Bantu. Now the lady says she has Khoi ancestry from Botswana which already eliminates her from South Africa and she must go to the Botswana constitutional court what about those traced to Namibia Remember we are dealing with reality then tribes language evidence. Kzn is Zulu eastern cape xhosa northwest Tswana free state Sotho. Frustrating oneself on things that don't add up will only confuse you more separating Khoi from Bantu. Since Bantu dominate in Africa we can say Africa and claim the entire continent. Stuff has to make sense and most colourds do not have Khoi ancestry majority of the natives in South Africa are Bantu people the Khoi were in small pockets and nomads and did not really claim any land so even the psychology and topic itself will cause a lot of disillusionment. Just like the Bantu have different tribes so do the Khoi now balling it up in one does not make sense someone from the northern cape cannot go and claim in the eastern cape

    • @alisterdirector1475
      @alisterdirector1475 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

      ​@@tombimashri8149neither the khoi people nor the San people are fair skinned by majority. What happens is Coloureds or other mixed race peoples are always pushed in front of a camera to represent the Khoi or San people. The khoi and San people are mid to dark brown. Fair skin would be Chris Brown. The majority of the Khoi and San people are not Chris Brown's color. There is always an attempt to lighten them up and white wash them as if they are not Black Africans.

    • @Cameraman_123l
      @Cameraman_123l 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

      ​@@tombimashri8149ok but still. Khoisans abd whites too and some Xhosa like Mandela 🎉❤❤😮😅. I think everybody must do khoisan dna really to see are you a real khoi and fall under khoi tribe .

    • @Cameraman_123l
      @Cameraman_123l 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

      ​@@Eddymafhey boetie South Africa is khoi and San world where you heard bantus were hunting gatherers or trackers we are different from. The bantu culture different and they have central African and west or north African dna.

  • @StuckUpColouredzaza
    @StuckUpColouredzaza 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    There were most certainly many consensual relations too. There are legal marriages recorded in history books between Khoi and settlers.

  • @josephbertolini1400
    @josephbertolini1400 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    I need to get that book. The Coloureds that migrated from south africa into Namibia was classified as Basters by the germans

    • @tombimashri8149
      @tombimashri8149 9 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      There's no nation on planet earth called so many different names on planet earth like the Coloured people

    • @Mathilda5xp
      @Mathilda5xp 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @josephbertolini1400 Correct!

    • @StuckUpColouredzaza
      @StuckUpColouredzaza 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

      ​@@tombimashri8149It matters not. It's a classification. Every community has a classification that white people came up with.

  • @raymondedwards5313
    @raymondedwards5313 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Looking for a competent Khoisan Translator for certain sections of a manuscript to be adapted into a feature film. There's pay and credit.

  • @LiphanguhMaharaja
    @LiphanguhMaharaja ปีที่แล้ว +14

    Black people in South Africa are more Khoi than most coloureds that's why they are generally light skinned than Bantu say from Kenya. Colored are Khoi when it suit them, and when they have difference with the Xhosa who have deep Khoi influence they say Xhosas are "foreigners".

    • @hendo19742
      @hendo19742 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      MAJORITY OF BLACKS ARE FOREIGNERS, INVADERS/SETTLERS FROM CENTRAL AFRICA, NOT INDIGENOUS 1ST NATIONS, HISTORICAL AND SCIENTIFIC FACT, PERIOD!🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

    • @Scar_7.62
      @Scar_7.62 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Yes , not all coloureds are descendants of the KHOI and SAN.
      There are many Nguni mixed with Khoi and San , that's true , but I wonder how much came from the time when the black tribes forcefully took land and pillaged and RAPED the brown peoples women ???

    • @nelzg5819
      @nelzg5819 11 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      They came with ships and came as slaves , mixed with the settlers but when it suits them they are khoisan and khoisan are colored according to them. Not black but yellow😂. Mind you we look more khoisan than they do, share more similarities in food and language , skin tone and shape cause we are one . very confusing bunch of people who choose whichever narrative that they want. We don't care we care about facts and facts are they are products of inteemixing with foreign races that came down here. We are african and black , bantu khoisan and all. We wont have our history altered by settlers to confuse us to rule and divide the people

    • @nelzg5819
      @nelzg5819 11 หลายเดือนก่อน +4

      And its so easy foe them to believe the settlers historical lies because those r their ancestors. But its an insult to our people to say khoisan are colored or yelllow not black

    • @Scar_7.62
      @Scar_7.62 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

      All the black Bantu tribes are foreign migrant invaders from central Africa.
      They destroyed whole clans of the indigenous original native population of KHOI and SAN . They killed the men, raped the women and forcefully adopted the children into their tribes. This is today evidenced by their prevalent DNA of Khoi and San among Bantu Nguni tribes.
      I'm sharing the truth with you, not the narrative of whites , both Khoi , San and black oral tradition tells of those times.

  • @Tee-e4i
    @Tee-e4i ปีที่แล้ว +17

    Guys, appreciate all the great work you're doing, but let's dispel the dogma here. Khoi are black people with a different haplogroup split in the Y chromosome. The same is true for Africa as a whole, given the various gene expressions. I am a light-skinned person, and my blood is not mixed with European blood that victimized our BLACK people. This is similar to the Bambuti, a group of Pygmies in the Ituri Forest of eastern Congo - they are black people with a different haplogroup, just like all BLACKS in Africa.
    Let's not forget that black women (Khoi) were victimized; it was not a consensual relationship. Similarly, Khoi men, who are black people, did not engage in relationships with white women. Khoi, once again, are black people with nappy hair. If a single drop of European blood from your father runs in your veins, you are not purely black. Otherwise, how do you account for your father's blood? Regardless of the gene expressions found in them, ALL BLACKS HAVE BLACK GENES. This could be from Khoi, and it's essential to remember that they never referred to themselves as Khoi.
    I am Xhosa, and the blood of my ancestors runs in my veins. The clicks of the Khoi are present in my language. It's misguided to think that Bantus don't have a claim in the land of their ancestors. If even a single drop of European blood runs in you, you can't selectively claim only the history that you like at certain times and leave out other history this is fact of biology.

    • @RastaAfricanGentleman
      @RastaAfricanGentleman 11 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      Well said

    • @mr.blackzonrackz7055
      @mr.blackzonrackz7055 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      Ngiyabonga mina, kunini ngisho yoh!

    • @RastaAfricanGentleman
      @RastaAfricanGentleman 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @DumaM-ir7rk I am worried that although you are right about the word "Bantu" being enforced by the colonizers to group us, but in essence my language which is originally called isiNguni/isiNgoni, "Ntu" means that which has life or that which has purpose. Others have even gone as far as saying that it means, those that were given life from the Northern Rivers "eNtu." So I become reserved when we talk of the essence of Bantu. Mixed race is definitely what you explained and we can't debate that. However there are also lighter skinned Africans that are mainly found in the Belt of Eastern Africa to Southern Africa. They migrated all over Africa for different reasons and have a unique gene than other Africans. So those are the ones that we unfortunately group with mixed raced people whereas their gene is normally unique and pure. But thank you for reminding us about the horrors of Leonard Schultze the German who enforced narratives on us

    • @RastaAfricanGentleman
      @RastaAfricanGentleman 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @DumaM-ir7rk Isizwe sakhiwa ngenhlonipho Bhuti Omdala, yingakho kusiphoqa ukuthi sihloniphe. Nami ngibonga your in depth discussion and views that groom my narrative also. Lento oyishoyo injalo, we must avoid the trap and repeating our demise. These systematic institutions really keep us entrapped. Dankie for the Ethiopia education and knowledge, I have learnt something from this 🙏🔥

    • @Tee-e4i
      @Tee-e4i 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      @DumaM-ir7rk I agree with you fully and i did say they never refer to themselves as Khoi and yes we never called us Xhosas, Zulus, and and including Bantu. I have a line where i say Khoi never use the term Khoi. These so called Coloured must get their facts correct. In biology they are mix as blacks we never have a problem to know they blacks. But we will not be lied to that they Khoi.

  • @bluecouchpodcast24
    @bluecouchpodcast24 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

    I wonder why Coloured people rejected their San/Boesman ancestry pre 1994...i can cleary remembered they saw it as a cursce if you call them iLawu/Boesman/Bushman..they always acknowledged their European side ..their Scottish/Irish etc side..but vehemently hated acknowledging their African side (Abathwa/San/Lawu/Griqua/Bantu)

  • @Scar_7.62
    @Scar_7.62 11 หลายเดือนก่อน +3

    The Khoi and San are the original , first and earliest people to inhabit SA . The khoi clans of Griqua , Nama , Korana and Cape Khoi were all classified as coloured by the apartheid regime . Many are finally waking up and reclaiming their rightful identity and heritage as First Nation people . Sadly the black nguni people feel threatened.
    I wonder why ???

    • @alisterdirector1475
      @alisterdirector1475 11 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      They are not threatened, Coloureds are just trying to hijack two Black Indigenous groups the Khoi and the San. Why are some Coloureds lying and saying they are the Khoi and San, when they do not identify as Black???? Could this all be a scam for land? Why are Coloureds not saying they are Dutch or English/British? Why are Coloureds not laying claim to British or Dutch lands?

    • @americanboy7037
      @americanboy7037 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @Yardz-ej1lu, Really!!! Since when the Full Melanin African descendants (Koi&San) became admixture or Mix race so call call Colored, When Coloreds become Full Melanin African descendants so call Black!!? Between Nguni person and a colored person which one have more Khoisan features (Hair types , skin color). Between those person, which has dialect or language close to Khoisan. I guess you is Nguni person(example :Xhosa dialect), while colored speak Afrikaans, which is Dutch descendants language. Tell me how many well-known people are colored look more Khoisan!?. But there many from Xhosa, Zuluand tswana... Look more Khoi & San such as Mandela Nelson, Steve Biko, Somizi.... Those colored who looked more Khoi & San are poor and while many rich colored do not look as they have Khoi & San ancestors in them. During apartheid many Indians fought more than Colored against evil wrong doing were made by European descendants people. Many Colored are kind and good people than Nguni people toward no South Africa Full Melanin African descendants(as myself), but many Colored choose to be with European descendants to against any things relate to the Full Melanin South African f descendants. Those three names you say are the the regions or areas name not the Clans of Khoisan name . They were gave by Salve masters not Khoisan decided those names

    • @Scar_7.62
      @Scar_7.62 11 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      @@americanboy7037 you didn't read my post properly..... The KHOI subgroups or clans are the Griqua , Korana , Nama and Cape Khoi . Under the apartheid government they were all reclassified as coloured . Their rightful identity is indigenous first nation people .
      The black Bantu on the other hand do have some Khoi or San mix , but that is irrelevant , they all identify as Nguni by the tribes . Also the black Bantu Nguni people are all foreign migrant settlers from central Africa . SA is not their indigenous homeland . Although the vast majority of coloureds supported the struggle , today we are sidelined and relegated to "second class" black status .
      This is nonsense and must end , the Khoi and San descendants are the true legitimate heirs and custodians of this land .

    • @americanboy7037
      @americanboy7037 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@Scar_7.62 yes, Khoisan are indigenous to Mzanzi(South African) than other tribes or ethnics. I'm from Rwanda and we have Twa (pygmies), which are very close to Khoisan. Twa are indigenous than other tribes. I'm admixture of Nilothic, Cushitic and Bantu. I wish I have Twa in me and unfortunately I do not have, but I'm very proud of my Twa cousins(as Full Melanin African descendants) and I can not claim what belong to them. Which most Colored do claim what do not belong them. They are still Full Khoisan and their are Full Melanin African descendants (so call Black) and Colored try to claim Khoisan identity. The only problem most Colered and European descendants try to do is to classified Khoisan as not Full Malanin Africa descendants and take away from other s Full Melanin African descendants ethnics.

    • @alisterdirector1475
      @alisterdirector1475 11 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      ​@@americanboy7037The Khoi and the San are Black just as you know them to be. These white Coloureds love to pretend they are the Khoi and San people for land.

  • @pedropfaff8906
    @pedropfaff8906 4 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    What your telling me on football is digusting.Been wondering here in Toronto where are the Brown People when it comes to the national football team.

  • @ThomsoyaWires-mb3wk
    @ThomsoyaWires-mb3wk ปีที่แล้ว

    Interesting experience enlightenment of one's own culture.

  • @pedropfaff8906
    @pedropfaff8906 ปีที่แล้ว

    I don't get the title of the book.

  • @khoirev77788
    @khoirev77788 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Thankfully I know my history

  • @maurinusapril
    @maurinusapril 4 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Why do people still refer to the Khoi Nation as coloureds ? Remember the K-word and the C-word were born through racial segregation in 1950 , we know that we entered into a democratic affair in 1994 -- I still refer that government to be an apartheid government because they does not recognise ou Khoi Nation who are the real landowners...now we entered in a GNU ...still not recognized

  • @leo-adamza6753
    @leo-adamza6753 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    43:14
    hie' begin julle oor'ie "root causes" praat 👌

  • @josephbertolini1400
    @josephbertolini1400 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Ouens, julle moet net a anestrydna test doen. I did a ancestrydna test and its the best knowledge a Coloured like me learned of my past.

  • @YouTubeBlueButterflies
    @YouTubeBlueButterflies 10 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Tyla, the beautiful young sister from South Africa looks to me that she may have indigenous Khoisan bloodline. Im African American and my DNA shows that I have 1% Khoisan heritage/bloodline

  • @oratilestephenmakgalemele1545
    @oratilestephenmakgalemele1545 ปีที่แล้ว

    what Jesse is saying (36:54) regarding the quota system is that if you base the selection on merit then you are only giving white people the opportunity on the basis that they had the advantage of having resources whilst other races were excluded from access to certain resources - the quota system remains unperfect but also good for equating the ground for the future of SA. An example of how unfair it is to hire based on merit without considering the past is that white people at some point had access to high level of education as compared to other races and for that reason they are more likely to be better based on merit and hence the meritocracy system is less likely to be a progressive one in South African context. But also might serve to be important in certain positions

    • @colinpp123
      @colinpp123 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

      It's a racist system which still keeps racism among the population especially the poor , to keep people to fight amongst each other it stops the country from becoming economically free which by the way makes a nation rich singapore is richer than their colonizers not because the blamed uk people and had stupid racist policies, but because of a being a higher free economic country make it easier for people to trade, and build businessm without tax taking everything provide environment for investor to want to invest all these policies are preventing a lot of this combined with corruption so that is how you get a country with so much resources probably in the top 5 of the world in terms of resources being the country with the most unemployed people do not be fooled by racist policies this is going to cause civil war in south africa

  • @marthinuslevendal7179
    @marthinuslevendal7179 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Good work ❤❤❤

  • @oratilestephenmakgalemele1545
    @oratilestephenmakgalemele1545 ปีที่แล้ว

    I'm sorry but the race categories you usually fill in on forms (2:38) aims at exactly levelling the ground that was previously unlevelled by the previous regime - so it actually aids the striving of inclusivity and South Africa for all because inclusivity has to start where there is a level ground going forward

    • @jadenphilander8799
      @jadenphilander8799 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

      You cant make up for the past like that. You have coloured people who are the majority in the western cape who cant vet work because of their race. We cant ever make up for apartheid. We have to employ the best bevause look at how fucked up we have become because if this thinking.

  • @anything700
    @anything700 ปีที่แล้ว +9

    I like that you mention Trevor Noah. He is a white and black mix. But the coloured in SA with straighter longer hair cannot claim descent from Khoisan directly. The answer if one wants to know we thank God is in DNA tests. You will find the percentage will tell origin. Looking at Mandela alone, he is more khoisan than many many many coloured people. The Xhosa race is more closely related to khoisan. Lets be honest.
    Coloured people in South Africa barely fought for the struggle. They enjoyed jobs superior to black. However, after 94, they are black. Now wwith the land issue, they are Khoisan.
    All Africans from Cape to Cairo have kept cultures in areas like marriage, funerals, manhood initiations and many other cultural distinctions. More importantly, language. Im just curious; what is the Coloured culture? Why have they lost the language if they were a people before anybody?

    • @Tee-e4i
      @Tee-e4i ปีที่แล้ว +4

      Thank you for that, you are what your seed's father is, i am light skin i am more khoi than people with mix hair claiming to be black people, lets not forget khoi are black people since Africa has a lot of different gene expressions within the continent. Bambuti, a group of Pygmies of the Ituri Forest of eastern Congo those are black people with a different haplogroup as is the case with all BLACKS in Africa. Lest not forget black women (khoi) were rapped this was not a relatioship or Khoi men that are black people went to date white women. Khoi again are black people with nappy hair. If a single drop of your father's whose European runs in your blood please you not black

    • @nelzg5819
      @nelzg5819 11 หลายเดือนก่อน +4

      i fully concur with both of you family. This narrative that khoisan are colored after being given that far from the truth identity by the whites, coloreds are running with this false narrative that coloreds are the original people of the land by association with the Khoisan people. Mind you some have no connection to the koisan people they are malaysian and whatever else. Its absurd and ludicrous . in as much as the colored people say this american rulenof one drop of black makes you black doesnt apply to them, a drop of khoisan or bantu doesn't make you african either. They still have European ancestory and indian or malay ancestry too

    • @jobe1888
      @jobe1888 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

      ​@thandosisilana425 you are what both your parents are. The disrespect shown to your mother in this.

    • @LK-ho1dg
      @LK-ho1dg 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      ​@@jobe1888 True but that means that they cant reject the term Coloured and only claim so called KhoiSan or first nation, thats denying your full lineage, its not merely an issue of semantics or names/labels. So called Coloured is like creole, mixture of African and none Africans whether Indians, Malays or Europeans. There is no separate race called 'KhoiSan' all are black Africans, who lived and intermarried with other Africans for thousands of years before the Europeans arrived. Africans have been continuously migrating all over the continent for 300,000 years! These borders didn't exist.
      All this identity politics is the result of divide and conquer by the Europeans. Even the terms we use like black, coloured, Bantu, KhoiSan etc. there was never any tribe in Africa with those names! It's either you are an indegenous native African or you aren't, simple. Why complicate things. And those who are know themselves.
      Being mixed has never been the issue, no one is pure anything, its more idological and political! Being anti-black and having a white and Asian supremacist culture whilst living in an AFRICAN country is at the heart of the coloured identity crisis.

    • @NathanSyster
      @NathanSyster 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

      I'd say jou mase p but youtube only allowing julle bantus to comment not us bruinmense ekse Zimbabwean don't say we never fought in the struggle the group areas act they never removed bantus while they were removing our people off our land your people were busy crossing the Limpopo river We know who we are all our coloured lytis dying in the struggle like Anton Frans and Ashly Kriel etc and now a BBBEE Affirmative Action spoiled brat want to tell me our people did nothing boy go back to Zimbabwe nogals now julle bantus want to claim KhoiSan but when u insult us Coloureds u bantus call us b*esman we know you want to take our identity like the whites but we know who we are Harry die strand loper and Doman and Krotoa and Autsomatu were not Bantus they were the people that were later classified as coloureds... A BBBEE beneficiary will never tell me who I am especially about my people the KhoiSan decendants mainly speak Afrikaans since they were killed for speaking Nama or Khoekhoegowab u Limpopo crossers are still speaking your Bantu dialects or Congolese dialects

  • @phumzijele7931
    @phumzijele7931 11 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

    The whole of Africa where colonialism took place, the so called coloureds exist but they do not define themselves as such like in RSA and Zimbabwe. Because of prolong divide and rule becomes more prevalent in RSA and Zimbabwe, now we have so called KHOISAN. There's no land of the "KHOISAN" but indigenous Africans. There were intermarriages amongst Africans, if somebody claims to have arrive first in RSA. The question is where were you coming from? The answer would be Africa. Every group claims to be marginalised, I hear Tshwana, Sotho, Pedi including whites claiming BEE is excluding them.

    • @Scar_7.62
      @Scar_7.62 11 หลายเดือนก่อน +3

      SA is the land of the KHOI and SAN . They are the only true indigenous people of this land .
      All the black Bantu Nguni tribes are foreign migrant settlers here from central Africa . Stop the false black propaganda lies , your indigenous homeland is north of the Limpopo river all the way up into central Africa .

    • @phumzijele7931
      @phumzijele7931 11 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      @@Scar_7.62 KHOSAN is the word coined by Simon van Derstel meaning Kaap,Holland Oriented Indegenous South African Natitives an argument for another day. There were Nama, Bakhothu, Barwa, Thwa in Rwanda and Burundi. According to research The so called KHOISAN arrived in the southern tip of Africa 2000BCE when already there were other African people who were melting iron around 40000BCE towards Swaziland and the first city that existed in 250000BCE by the Bakoni. Now dividing Africans along the lines who came first in some parts of Africa that's European concept who continue amassing the wealth of this country. Africans must concentrate in recovering their resources from colonialists.

    • @americanboy7037
      @americanboy7037 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@Scar_7.62, why are you so negative to Full Melanin African descendants people (Nguni Clans or tribes) In all Africa land, Full Melanin African descendants are native to that land. Even in Australia are the native people, while European your fort father are foreign and you just twist the history. Who should claim the Land between Nguni people who are manly mix with Khoisan. Colored, who are admixture of European, Asians and Africans. I guess is Nguni would claim the land. Again Khoisan and Nguni are both Full Melanin African descendants and both are native in Africa. Colored never and will never be Full Melanin African descendants due to their admixture ancestors from outside of Africa. Coloreds and Nguni should work and stay together (not against and fight to each others as you sound).

  • @masambeni
    @masambeni 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Whether you like it or don't like it, if you have indigenous genes that's what you are and hopefully you are proud of who you are, whether you like to be called coloured or not.

    • @alisterdirector1475
      @alisterdirector1475 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Having partial Indigenous genes makes you only partial Indigenous. Especially, if the other half of those genes are white supremacist and European colonizers and settlers. South Africa is just one of the many places where the actual Black population still exist and is still Black but a group of half bred people are claiming to be Indigenous. Same with North Africa. Black Africans will learn one day to stop being so accepting of others, it could very well lead to their annihilation and replacement....look at what happened to mojorty of the actual Khoi and San people of South Africa.

    • @StuckUpColouredzaza
      @StuckUpColouredzaza 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

      I'm extremely proud of who I am. I don't understand why anyone would have issues.

  • @ruthndala5778
    @ruthndala5778 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I am fouth generation of Nama Koisan from Angola 🇦🇴 where the Koisan can still hunt have massive land to hint animals

  • @khoirev77788
    @khoirev77788 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Tell me you can't see these people are Khoi.
    Absolutely

    • @alisterdirector1475
      @alisterdirector1475 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

      We absolutely cannot see these people are Khoi! They are Coloured. The girls in particular look Indian. They are of no relation to the Khoi.

    • @TshepisoMagomane
      @TshepisoMagomane หลายเดือนก่อน

      The khoi still exist, bro, living among their brethren. They are black.

  • @MmetxaRuth-sp7km
    @MmetxaRuth-sp7km 10 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

    Im Zulu descent i was discussing this with my other coloured friend that we having a problem which is unfair to the coloured people. The is huge issues of tribalism in this country in such even i as Zulu i feel discriminated against at work on the bases that im Zulu especially from people Limpopo province its horrible because we all suffered under apartheid

    • @Eddymaf
      @Eddymaf 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Did people from Limpopo not get excited when Malema started getting attention. Remember they were the most underdeveloped and less educated and in Joburg and the rest of South Africa people used to look down on them because of their lack of exposure so now they wanna be seen and assume things are only happening now. Joburg is A Zulu-dominated city and most started feeling felt when the was a media attack funded by the Stellenbosch mafia. And remember limpopo only started developing during Zuma's term with money from national coffers the is not a lot going on there and also tender corruption started seeing a lot of millionaires pop out of Limpopo due to corruption. When people put people from Limpopo in a place they feel discriminated I just think it's a late bloomer syndrome also most are not that informed and exposed to the rest of South Africa due to the segregation Act and only got exposed very late. But also the corrupt relationship between Julius and Malema turned sour when Malema got cocky and disrespected and elders and Zuma were cautioned not to expose him to too much information when he got expelled from the ANC a lot of people from Limpopo felt their hero was treated unfairly. The is no link between people from Limpopo and Zulu people. The areas where Zulu is based are more developed and there are more educational facilities and development even with the matric results in tertiary graduation Zulu people are always leading and between them, the Xhosa are the first groups to get educated. I just assume with a lot of interaction from people from Limpopo a lot are not exposed to the South African diaspora and due to the policy of the ance of creating artificial economies and millionaires during the time of Zuma a lot of South African billions were distributed to Limpopo and looted and the same people enabled by Zuma started thinking they are better. The whole BEE policy of the ANC needs to be scrapped. Corruption and greed never work. The entire ideology of natives getting back to South Africa was to escape apartheid but the artificial creation of creation of fake millionaires created a false entitlement and disillusionment. I do engage with a lot of people from Limpopo I think due to the late development and people used to mock them for being poor illiterate and back with the opportunity and free movement in South Africa they fought to be seen and obviously some when they felt they have achieved who is the most noticeable group it's the Zulu. Their plight is a bit backward since they are other issues and their ignorance is starting to be seen by native Africans as black hate and has already created a negative ideology of their mentality which leads to people not taking them seriously. Remember the more ignorant you appear the more people do not take you seriously.I also think with the Zulu being the majority native group people assume every black person is Zulu even amongst native Africans the person can be Xhosa swati ndebele tswana sotho Shangaan venda and Zulu is the most commonly spoken language in Pretoria the taxi drivers are Ndebele and pedi people assume they are Zulu or in Joburg zulu is the street language of communication. The is a general level of ignorance is South Africa and most foreigners pick up Zulu as their first language fro to also since a lot of groupings used to be Zulu and broke off from them Zulu a lot of people on the street and in the social scene pretend to be Zulu and as soon as they got what they want chuck being Zulu out the door. Zulu is the most communicable language in the southern hemisphere so because of the lack of information the seems to be a lot of competition some people have not even heard Zulu so back then I heard another Tsonga/Shangaan person say linguistically he could not hear Zulu but assumed everybody I Joburg are Zulu and he had to also learn Tswana after learning Zulu. But as to say again the Limpopo thing is based on ignorance the are serious issues happening in South Africa and also being placed there in the corner of south africa and most are not integrated and remember the is also tribalism among Limpopians with pedi's thinking their better than shangaans and vendas and treating them like foreigners and a lot of pedi of Shangaan/Tsonga and venda and Shona etc would tend to denounce their origin a lot of pedi have origins amongst the Tsonga and Shona/venda and i assume intermixed with the Tswana groupings but denounced it. The is a lot of self-hate and self-hate that was created to a lack of exposure in that province and when migrating to mainstream Gauteng for work they came with it. A lot of black South Africans whether Bantu colored or indian need to be mentally cleansed and corrected and the self-hate fixed and taken out of other groups which don't have a link. Limpopo and Kwazulu Natal do not touch each other so I assume they watch TV and create a defense mechanism when they come to Joburg

    • @TshepisoMagomane
      @TshepisoMagomane หลายเดือนก่อน

      ​@Eddymaf I didn't read all your shit. You talking nonsense.

  • @busanikhanyi
    @busanikhanyi 7 หลายเดือนก่อน +4

    Real khoi and san people still exist 😅😅..and they look nothing like ya'll

    • @OdysseyMMA22
      @OdysseyMMA22 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Brother we didn't asked to be graped by white people
      Brother we did not asked to be graped by black people

    • @Cameraman_123l
      @Cameraman_123l 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

      😂😂😂 so true but we do have the color and hair still cape coloreds come look in eastern cape 😅😅😂😂😂

  • @mbongenidube7282
    @mbongenidube7282 10 หลายเดือนก่อน +3

    Guys I understand your fight for the mixed race identity rights but I think you should do more research before mis informing the youth. Most of the statements made in this program are statements that you would hear at a tavern. In terms of literature get a balanced view, not books written by white authors only. It would also help to go and speak to the Khoison people who you claim to belong to. I know their story is more authentic than what white authors write, I dont have anything against white authors but Most of what we learn in our African history is very distorted and inaccurate. For example Im Nguni and there is no such a thing as BANTU people. It was just a name white authors made up...its like khoi khoi or San...which you claim to belong to. AmaSili or Abathwa are still alive and still living in Southern Africa, take your time to go and interview them and hear their story which I guarantee is more accurate than the books you brought to the studio today.

    • @Mathilda5xp
      @Mathilda5xp 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @mbongenidube 7282.The presenters read from books written by Dr. Rueben Richards- The Lie of 1652, Dr. Gull -Bastards or Humans, and both of them are so called Coloureds, not Afrikaners! Have a good day.

    • @StuckUpColouredzaza
      @StuckUpColouredzaza 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

      The books referenced aren't by white authors!

  • @RastaAfricanGentleman
    @RastaAfricanGentleman 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

    From Tanzania to the Cape of South Africa our bush Nomads live strong but lack pride and dignity because the Colonizers and the Ntu failed them. Somehow we were taught to fight to be each other's enemies for some reason but we are all African children of Alkebulan. So I wonder when we have a completely new race of a mixed generation who collectively share the pain of our forgotten bush Nomads, why aren't they taking advantage of their preferential treatments currently existing in our economic/employment/business sectors? I worked for a company that had Coloured female positions open mostly on every run. We find our Durban naturalised Indian South Africans taking advantage of this very well in all sectors. So I wonder if our Coloured people know these benefits or its different in the Western Cape than the rest of the country?

    • @tombimashri8149
      @tombimashri8149 9 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      In South Africa Coloureds were designated arears to live, Black, White nd Coloured it was a complete different set up

    • @RastaAfricanGentleman
      @RastaAfricanGentleman 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@tombimashri8149 please explain more I am lost

  • @pedropfaff8906
    @pedropfaff8906 ปีที่แล้ว

    Your to fast over the titles of the books.

  • @sparkle7670
    @sparkle7670 หลายเดือนก่อน

    They remind me of Ethiopians and Somalians

  • @ikeraamkorana8574
    @ikeraamkorana8574 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    First thing there is no such thing as a khoisan. That term was invented by Leonard Schultze in 1928. Just like people was classified by law as Coloureds in 1950. And yet those people classified as Khoisan or as Coloureds existed way before 1928 and 1950.in fact they were already here when jan van riebeeck arrived in south Africa, where they already wear clothes, speak various languages and lived in stone houses. So why don't they speak about that. Reason why most of us in this situation identity crisis because most of us were stripped from their identity, culture and names by the churches, where the rest fight these colonialists and missionaries. In result they actually preserved their true identity, culture, languages, oral history and customs until present times. Why don't people talk about that. Dr Ruben and Patric mallet is the worse individuals as examples to tell our stories, who and what we are. They have no idea, their research remains baseless without the involvement of the survival families who survived colonialism, apartheid and democracy. Including their descendants known as clans, who firms tribes and those tribes formed one nation. Which still exist today.

  • @ochrechap
    @ochrechap 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Tone down the accent!!

  • @darrenmanuel509
    @darrenmanuel509 10 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

    THE COMPLETE HISTORY OF COLOUREDS;
    They are a 350+ year old creole ethnic group. Not biracial. .Not mixed ,but HAVE MUTLI-RACIAL ADMIXTURE/HERITAGE as a result of creolisation during the 1600s iduring slavery in the cape colony.. They all descend from the same diverse slave/native/colionist ancestors in varying proportions..THEY DONT COME FROM BIRACIAL PEOPLE WHO MIXED WITH BIRACIAL PEOPLE EITHER. SO MIXED RACE CHILDREN ARE NOT COLOURED. Coloureds are a 3 centuries old ethnio-culture with a specific heriatge/history/ancestry/cuulture. .
    The wroking class of the cape colony was Mostly african. KHWE/XAM/AMAXHOSA/MADAGSCAN/WEST & EAST AFRICAN/SOUTH ASIANS... NATIVES AND SLAVES WITHIN THIS COLONY WERE ENSLAVED/DETRIBALISED( stripped of their pre-colonial identity) / CREOLISED ( the generational ethnic/cultural blending/fusion of differnt populations into a single diverse population)/ACCULTURATED ( adopted the eurocentric culture of colonists/slave masters).THE ONLY COLOUREDS OF MOSTLY ASIAN DESCENT ARE CAPE MALAYS, who make up less than 10% of all coloureds. the 90% of coloureds are on the mosty african genetic spectrum. Their ancestry is 2/3 african. Africans (natives/slaves) made up 70% OF THE CAPE COLONY. THE AVERAGE COLOURED IS 68% AFRICAN GENETICALLY. THEIR MATERNAL DNA IS 78% AFRICAN ( KHOI/XHOSA WOMEN) AND THEIRN PATERNAL DNA (Y-CHROMOSOME) IS 48% AFRICAN ( KHOISAN/BANTU/MADAGSCAN/WEST &EAST AFRICAN MEN) ALMOST ALL COLOUREDS ARE BLACK, COZ ALMOST ALL COLOUREDS ARE MOSTLY AFRICAN

    • @alisterdirector1475
      @alisterdirector1475 9 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      Nothing you have said stops them from being considered mixed race. You have only negated the biracial misnomer, but that begs the question of are Biracial given their own category in South Africa or are they classified under Coloureds as well? I have often wonder this as I see some Coloureds attempt to exclude Biracials from the clclassification.

    • @darrenmanuel509
      @darrenmanuel509 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@alisterdirector1475 THEY ARE NOT CLASSIFIED AS COLOURED. TO BE COLOURED IS TO PART OF A CREOLE ETHNO-CULTURE, WHAT EXACTLY MAKES THEM COLOURED?

    • @alisterdirector1475
      @alisterdirector1475 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @darrenmanuel509 I was asking the question of are biracials classified as Coloureds as well. I do not have the answer. You said that the answer is no. Looking up the definition for the Coloured classification, it does not necessarily specify anything about cultural, just that a Coloured is mixed race of White, Black, or Asian heritage. I do understand the concept of fitting into a classification but not necessarily being apart of the ethnicity. For instance, an African that gains citizenship in the United States would technically be an African American by classification, but would not be an African American ethnically.

    • @darrenmanuel509
      @darrenmanuel509 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      It's crucial to delve into the nuanced history of the "Coloured" classification, particularly in the context of South Africa, to understand why it's not simply a matter of being biracial. Your acquaintance's assertion that Coloureds are merely a mix of White, Black, or Asian heritage oversimplifies a complex identity deeply rooted in history and cultural heritage.
      Firstly, let's address the notion that Coloureds are just "random biracials." The term "Coloured" in South Africa historically refers to individuals of mixed ancestry, predominantly of African and European descent, with some Asian heritage as well. However, it's essential to recognize that the Coloured community isn't a haphazard amalgamation of disparate racial backgrounds. Instead, it has a distinct historical lineage, primarily tracing back to the creole communities of South Africa.
      The creolization of the Coloured population in South Africa occurred over centuries primarily among native Africans, African slaves, and Asian slaves, with sporadic instances of European mixing. Predominantly descended from African slaves, the Coloured community's genetic makeup reflects its predominantly African heritage, with European and Asian elements representing additions accrued over time. This Eurocentric influence doesn't stem primarily from direct relationships with European colonists but rather from intermarriage and sexual unions between various racial groups. Moreover, the process of creolization involved not only genetic mixing but also the adoption of Western cultural practices, languages, and social norms, largely through detribalization under colonial rule. While some individuals may have higher proportions of European or Asian DNA, many have predominantly African genetic heritage, challenging simplistic narratives of racial identity and highlighting the diverse and multifaceted nature of Coloured identity in South Africa.
      Drawing a parallel to the example of an African gaining citizenship in the United States and being classified as African American, while not ethnically African American, is somewhat apt but doesn't capture the full complexity of the Coloured identity. Unlike the African American classification, which primarily denotes a shared experience of being descendants of enslaved Africans in the United States, the Coloured identity in South Africa encompasses a broader spectrum of cultural and historical narratives.
      In essence, the Coloured identity is deeply intertwined with the creole history of South Africa, characterized by complex interactions between different racial and cultural groups over centuries. Recognizing the richness and depth of this heritage is essential in understanding the complexities of racial identity in South Africa and moving beyond simplistic categorizations based solely on ancestry.

    • @Cameraman_123l
      @Cameraman_123l 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

      ​@@alisterdirector1475we are all mix coloreds whites and cape mix race😂

  • @josephsithole2709
    @josephsithole2709 7 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Brown people? The Khoi and the San are African people, they are NOT brown people. Brown is neither a culture nor a nation. Why would you label yourself in such fashion? I am proud of the First Nation and would never refer to them as brown.

    • @colinpp123
      @colinpp123 5 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      did you see the skin color of khoi ?

    • @Cameraman_123l
      @Cameraman_123l 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

      ​@@colinpp123light brown of different shades yellow white and light brown golden brown almost like indigenous native apache Indian from American they same color dark brown shades 😅😮😮 we are natives yes south African natives.even white natives we all khoi 😂between colored and whites

    • @colinpp123
      @colinpp123 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

      African people yes , it's out constitution they have black ,coloured as seperate and yes African is not black or brown or white people always confuse issues here

  • @khoirev77788
    @khoirev77788 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Your features are a dead give away