South African called Coloured shares her horrific story
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I grew up in Africa. From when we were young it was fed to us that white is better. From kindergarten we were singing songs praising the queen, skin lightening is an epidemic in Africa. Growing up, many of my classmates wanted to come to the west. It was not after I traveled, I realized how much we were brain washed. Even now many Africans believe Mzungu has everything.
African Leaders, Religious Leaders, Scholars after those Nations became Independent should have - Africanized: The Education System, Their Spiritual Systems and put an Emphasis on Making African History apart of the Education of their curriculum.
African Brothers & Sisters have allowed Whites to inject Whiteness as the goal into their *Subconscious Minds* through: Western Education , Those Missionaries, The Western Media.
And the constant Reperations of the same old thoughts, ideals and images will subliminally have you
*Loving your enemies and hating yourselves*
Check out Dr James Cones' works on Black Liberation Theology.
tha fact that u mentioned " mzungu" u must be Kenyan 😆
@@rafaelw8115 I had Same thought...hahaha
Who is Africa,I remember back in primary school we used to say the first person who discovered something was some British person and our geography and history would correct us and tell us the first European because Africans existed
@@luckyandrews.566 you dont think they were brainwashed too?
This reminds me of Fela Kuti going to America and meeting Sandra Izadora in Los Angeles. She woke him up!! This lady went to the West and woke up. Her husband is assisting her fighting for her land. This is why Europeans worked so hard to keep the Diaspora apart. Together we are unstoppable.
I read that story about Fela Ransome Kuti. They both were enlightened when they met. Great note.
Ase!
Different levels of slavery I’ve experienced in my lifetime:
1) Colonization
2) Religion
3) Consumerism
4) Social Media
All lead to bridges of inequalities!!! False hope and Mental Rape!
We must unite. One love one heart one destiny.
Thank you for truth and growth
Blacks worldwide must learn to love themselves again no matter the skin tone because it's all black and that's alright. Stop letting them divide us!
@daemontargaryen6757Nigga that’s Jim Crow
She is mixed race
@daemontargaryen6757NO. Only about a quarter (25%),or less of AA are ture Mulattos. The average AA is 87% black and 95% have type 4 hair. You can Google this. Even during altlantic slave trade those numbers held true. Most of the mixed groups in the USA came from the French and Spanish.
She isn't black but African and coloured...stop forcing the whole world to identify as black when they not ans the world don't revolve around your country
@@MetaphysicalExplorations Exactly. The guy dosent understand he is doing more harm to black people than good. In the black community mixed race becomes intelligent, mixed race is the beauty standard etc. It can't be like that black people need to see themselves as intelligent and beautiful etc. Therefore let blacks be blacks and mixed race/mulatto/colors/Creoles etc be who they are
This is my favorite interview on your channel. Her testimony mirrors many that are still being affected by the actions of colonizers.
I am black man I like coloureds but coloureds sometimes think they are white they don’t want to associate themselves with blacks. Here in South Africa 🇿🇦 blacks do appreciate coloureds but coloureds don’t like blacks especially South Africans.
What a BRAVE WOMAN. She was able to tell all of her business to the world without flinching! She kept it 100! How many of us out here kooning and not searching for knowledge of self, subscribing to the white supremacy narrative? I gotta check MYSELF behind this interview.
Thanks for the encouraging words!
born in south African you don't know your history and you can speak any African language and you call yourself south african she is totally lost
this is mind control by white system they make you to believe that white races is the best races
@@albertwillson5408 Why u post this trash comment under mine? U are a true internet troll, U would never say nothing like that to someone in person. You watched that whole video and that's all you got from it? That's someone's wife and mother. That's our daughter and our sister.
@@albertwillson5408I am a black South African, but I do feel sympathy for coloureds, I mean a 25year old in this country, is a first generation free person. That is why young people are the ones revealing the truth. The generations before us were slaves of a kind... A child of a slave inherits nothing but freedom, the rest is worked for.
I rarely watch youtube videos that run longer than 12 minutes, but by the time this highly articulate woman began discussing her social awakening on arrival in America, I'd been listening for a quarter of an hour. There are so many life lessons woven into her autobiographical narration so eloquently presented.
GB2A this clip is one of the more riveting interviews you've ever posted online, for it delves into such a complex subject that lies at the very heart of South African social structure decades after the official dissolution of Apartheid, just as it consumes the American psyche generations after the abolition of slavery and the enshrinement of equal voting rights in the USA.
She still took advantage of the system to stay ahead.
I consider this a Master Class on Ethnology.
A lot of people don't watch longer videos.
GB2A should begin to edit out a 5 or 10 minute exiting portion that points to the rest of the video 🎬
@@noblelife344 preaching DIVISION , what advantage, the whites are still on top.
"It's not in the past if we are being affected by it today." What she said there hit the nail on the head.
When we black Americans bring this up, they say we have a victim mentality. They say we should forget about it. This video was very informative. I got a lot out of this interview.
Our South African history is complex and so deep. Amandla to all Mzansi people.
Not that complex
From what I hear, South African history is white European history. Those colored, and everything in the middle, have no history because they don’t seem to care to find out their history - yet. They’re just there…, being and breathing - until they expire; on and on and on and on and on.…. while their white masters are living long and large in their ancestral lands. I pray that Africans of all black-skin shades wake up and stop to accept the separating labels from evil white people.
All white European people are just white, however they create different races, clans and groups in the one-African race to separate and set up confusion in the African race. IT IS EXTREMELY VERY SAD THAT THOSE AFRICANS FALL FOR THAT. May your eyes be opened to see the truth quickly, to act accordingly, and to free yourselves from the mental slavery that you’re trapped in.
Once you travel, your eyes will begin to open. Because you will get a broader vision of how differently we were colonized. What she said is this, she denounced her " coloured" label and now healthier. What an awesome interview Goblack2africa.
Different levels of slavery I’ve experienced in my lifetime:
1) Colonization
2) Religion
3) Consumerism
4) Social Media
All lead to bridges of inequalities!!! False hope and Mental Rape!
She is mixed. She Gomixed2Africa
As always our own represent us well. Thank you Nicole💋 look after our AA Brother. Good luck with your land claim and everything for the future❤
Wow this was a great interview!! I love how she has woken up and can see the plan of division that has been placed upon our brothers and sisters in south Africa... Stay strong 💪🏽🤴🏽👍🏽 and never stop fighting until we are back at the top... ✊🏽
Ase!
Different levels of slavery I’ve experienced in my lifetime:
1) Colonization
2) Religion
3) Consumerism
4) Social Media
All lead to bridges of inequalities!!! False hope and Mental Rape!
Lol
Go black, this was one of your best interviews ever. This sister really touched on everything that African Americans need to hear about some Africans mindset and also by her traveling to America, she explained what we as African Americans are going through when we speak on America
Bob Marley's father's side rejected him, he addressed his music " The stone that builder refuse, will always b the head corner stone"
Such a powerful video South Africans have so many similarities to African American struggles and the mind set that she had at one time African Americans have the same mind set. Wow God helps us as a people.
I love how her channel is called "Make Africa Great Again!" This was interesting. In Haiti, the colonizers also divided the people into groups to create an economic caste system. Divide and conquer is always the goal. Simply look at the caste system in India.
Different levels of slavery I’ve experienced in my lifetime:
1) Colonization
2) Religion
3) Consumerism
4) Social Media
All lead to bridges of inequalities!!! False hope and Mental Rape!
Thanks for the support 🙏
I'm African and I grew up in Africa and no one ever to me that garbage. Secondly, if you are an African in Africa anyone who isn't African is the color person, because the original Africans are Blacks.
Afrikaans sold Africa to whites years ago and love them too much to ask them for their land back
Mixed is mixed, ain't nothing divded about that. If blacks and mulattos in Haiti were the same why was black haitians massacring mulattos? Not just Haitian mulattos but the mulattos in the Dominican Republic also. The conflict on that island is literally blacks vs mixed race.
That's what they did in Australia in the last century the Europeans drove out the Aborigines people from their lands into the hills and captured the land that's why they encountered fires certain times of the year.....
They are devils. White Australia government had the audacity to impose sanctions on Zimbabwe for human rights violations, while they stole an entire continent from the Aboriginals, subjugated and brutalized black people.
What? The Europeans settled the coasts of Australia where the aborigines only came once a season to fish.
This is important and powerful for the culture. Outside of Africa, they see you as black. Americans learned that a long time ago so for us we don’t have a certain mindset. We have to bring it to the continent. African Americans love black women in all shades of black and brown.
That generational poverty due to apartheid policy is what I have been commenting about on many platforms. The ANC government must retrieve all lands that were forcibly seized from black South Africans without delay. There should be zero compensation to the whites occupying these lands. In any case the compensation should go to those whose lands were seized for being prevented the benefits of using their lands and the lands returned to them as well. 2ndly impose apartheid reparation tax on the wealth and income of those who were the beneficiaries of the apartheid policy and the proceeds shared to the poor black South Africans who have been impoverished due to apartheid
I don't understand when she said she wasn't taught African native languages, that you can teach yourself? You're in Africa and no one is stopping you from learning
Exactly they dont bother to learn cause they think they're above learning local black languages and people in the comments are feeling sorry for her 😭😭
Not encouraged or supported by the parents, then continues on through generations.
@@TyroneBlackman7 so it is her parent's mistake but it is made to sound like a government problem.
@Elvis, exactly and till today they are reluctant to learn. And we can't continue blaming the colonizer who has left way back in 1961 lol. Colored and black people lives in the same neighborhoods, goes to the same schools, dance to the same music etc. What stops them from learning their mother tongue and culture...They were and are too comfortable being colored!
@@TheLaquita28
But again u need to understand history.
Historically they had no choice
But during Apartheid the, the government set Coloreds against black people
Coloreds were better of than black but were still denied some rights
Many enjoyed their privileges and were taught to hate Africans and anything to do with with being African
They tried to imitate whites, in language,.culture and ways of living
But they were powerless, they were pawns
Coloreds were forbidden to fraternize with Africans
They lived in their own areas/ did different jobs from Africans
Some did join the side of Africans but the majority were victims of circumstances
She learned the hard way, but she learned, they opened her eyes
Great interview and message to all Africans and African-Americans
GoBlack, this is the best GoBlack show I've seen since I began watching them. Appreciating what the guest was saying about the farm her family lost, in Cape Town from Table mountain to Downtown a lot of the land was originally owned by non whites prior to Apartheid.
GOBLACK's CHANNEL IS INFORMATIONAL. BEING FOLLOWING A WHILE NOW. THE INFORMATION HE SHARES IS NEEDED.
From a soldier to a social warrior, @GoBlack2Africa is untangling and unraveling the stories of many societies and voices. This is a brilliant interview. I knew about "Coloreds" but it was superficial. Human dimension has many angles to it.
I was hypnotized by this very powerful interview.
Another beautiful story of Black Enlightenment! Thank you Go-Black!
This is one of your best conversations. Thank you for digging deeper into our culture and heritage 👍
OKAY MAN, I HAVE TO GIVE IT TO YOU, THIS INTERVIEW WAS VERY GOOD, I DO LOVE THE POINT SHE MADE ABOUT OWNING LAND IN SOUTH AFRICA IF WE BLACK PEOPLE DON'T COME TO BUY LAND IN SOUTH AFRICA AND OTHER PARTS OF AFRICA OTHERS RACES OF PEOPLE WILL BUY IT. THAT WAS A VERY POWERFUL POINT SHE REALLY SCHOOLED ME THERE.
yea, that was a very interesting point. honestly, if i had bill gates level of discretionary resources, i would buy land and houses in various african countries where whites dominate the real estate market and then sign the deeds over to the local families that lost their real estate due to interference from europeans. yes, sign the deeds over to them for free. africa is for africans. i am serious as a heart attack!
@Nicolas B. Henry lol. we believe you. now, go convince the white supremacists that do believe in race.
Thank you GoBlack for bringing another local perspective from this beautiful family. I am praying that she is successful in obtaining that stolen family land. Africa is for Africans. Peace and blessings.
This was a great interview I didn’t know in South Africa black Africans in fair skinned Africans were a part is crazy to see a light skin African call themselves colored when an actuality they are black awesome interview I learned something this time about South Africa
Careful, there's a difference between being light skin and being mixed in africa
@@biggsleezyshe mixed from generations ago though. In America that would count at all because all Americans mixed with some. But I respect that in her culture she is considered coloured.
@@biggsleezythere's no difference it's just that here they accepted it because of the benefits that came with it.
@@luzukombuqu4976 I have family members that you'd never guess the complexion or the ethnicity of both their of parents just by their complexion, that can't be said for someone half/partly black. For example, the hair texture is a big give away.
@@biggsleezy before the segregation laws we were all natives . This you can look up on the boards they Europeans used to separate us. They were written Europeans this side and Natives this other side.
This video was eye-opening. I hope Nicole is successful in getting the land back. I can't wait to visit South Africa. I have to visit Brazil in a couple of weeks, my wife has not seen her family in 2 years. After that we are heading to the motherland. Thanks GoBlack!
I think what a lot of South African brothers and sisters look pass, is yes there are those who had good experiences in America, but us African Americans had/have good experiences here too, but when you take this place in its totality, its a spirit here that oppress on all levels (mental, emotional, spiritual, etc.)
This spirit is not unique to America though. I'm sure yall feel it there, but the percieved luxury and comfort in America decieves the soul.
If you care about your mental, emotional, and spiritual well being, you just may be better off staying home in Africa.
My eyes are on South Africa. I'm really tired of america. My soul need rest, and right now The Most high has placed my heart in South Africa.
We are waiting please come back to your land
@@philad1439 - I'm working that way. Thank you for your comment...Gave me encouragement.
As South Africans we are always ready to welcome our AA brothers and Sisters as well as those from the Diaspora. 🇿🇦
@Pabi M - Its crazy that you mentioned them...I have a crazy story of how I first came across them! It was a answer prayer for real!
@@hopes9451 - I'm working on building bridges out there!
...Black is NOT a matter of pigmentation, it is a reflection of mental attitude...
~ Biko.
@Anthony Rice Then black people can be white?
This by far, is one of the best I’ve seen here.! “Thanks go black!”
It is extremely important to note that while a large Asian-Caucasian-African mixed race population of South Africa in 1950 was classified as "Coloured" , it is simply NOT the case that mixed race people in South Africa automatically _equals_ being "Coloured".
There are millions of genetically mixed race people in South Africa, who are *not* referred to as Coloured, but black.
There is a *cultural* basis to Coloured, i.e. no indigenous culture or language, but rather originating largely in an Asian underclass culture based on the then socially dominant Dutch colonial Afrikaans language & colonial society.
e.g. Countless people in particularly the Cape provinces have European blood e.g Xhosas but no one would call them Coloured because they speak an indigenous language of the Cape, Xhosa.
Conversely you find other people with very little non-African blood & very dark skin, but they are Coloureds, i.e part of that culture.
Of course there is a center of gravity of being mixed-race in the Coloured population, but the point is it isn't as straightforward as genetics.
And because South Africa was the primary pre-Suez sea-route to the East for the last 500 years, most native black South Africans (barring perhaps the millions of recent migrants) have _some_ white blood in them, the vast majority of whom though are defined as black African, not Coloured.
Dankie Agrid. Two examples:
1. Two brothers from a Batswana family, one cheated the pencil test and was classified coloured, changed his surname and relocated to a coloured area.
2. A guy arrived from Portugal in the 1970s and could not fit into African/Indian/White.. He was then classified as coloured. He only reclassified after 1994
It is a complex classification to explain to people who are not familiar with it.
@@lebo5281 Indeed.
Well said Agrid
why is it then if a Coloured identify as Black on government forms, they can be jailed by the ANC government. LOOK WHAT HAPPEN TO A COLOURED TEACHER WHO IDENTIFIED AS BLACK A FEW YEARS BACK.
@Agrid. Thanks for clarifying that issue Agrid. You also have the Malay brought by the Dutch, heavily in that mix
Am now better informed. Appreciate your input.
I never liked hearing people being referred as "fair skinned"
I Thank this sister for telling it like it is. Same here in America! There's an economical structure weighing heavy on it's citizens!!❤️💪🏿
Mos Def
@@makeafricagreatagain04 yeah mos def came back home to the USA
Yes man make Africa Great again.Up up from Jamaica.🦊🐱🦁🦓🐒🐵
Novelette Ckarke, you need to focus on Jamaica pretty soon the chinese and other forigners will kick you all OUT! You as black people of the Island have no access to your beach and certain hotels
and YOU Jamaicans sit like HANDICAPPED LAME DUCKS and do NOTHING!! Go form an orginzation with like minded people and SAVE JAMAICA, your NEW COLONIZERS, the chinese. Dont wait on your sellout Andrew Hollines to defend Jamaica, he has been bought and sold by the chinese! Pay attention to what's going on under your nose, in your own land of Jamaica!
Every African need to hear this, US is not all that it's cracked up to be, especially for so called African Americans, I'm from Fort Lauderdale I know exactly where she is talking about, I worked in Boca.
who's running it
No my brother the sister is right africa is africa it belongs to u also jah love ❤️
Happy to see the husband come and share thoughts. It's always great to see strong marriage in our community. Peace and blessings to the 12 Tribes of Israel
Black2Africa, this was an amazing and informative video. The Make Africa Great Again couple is also amazing people. I will be subscribing and supporting their channel. Very touching video. Thanks.
Very good interview when she left that box she saw that the world was an eye opener and became conscious being and found herself and who she really was may peace and blessing be on Nicole and her family much success. Louisville, KY USA
This is why real Africans needs to go back and help our ppl. Why are we letting those devils win
REAL TALK. We win every other race! Let's win this one too. We heard her....if we don't do it the non Africans are moving in. Nothing makes whites move away faster than African Americans moving into the neighborhood! Lol.
amen
Being a African American here in the Diaspora this video or Interview is very important and deep for me I wish more Sisters and Brothers all over the African Continent could see this Interview, it touch my heart
Are you a descendant of American black slave if not your not African American
That term was not created by the government it was created by American descent of American black slave and token to the government
Because we didn’t have specific Origin
@@fabulousfarrahinsouthafrica bs
Nicole, congrats on the successful journey of self -discovery👏 your response were very impressive and I'm glad and proud of you having liberated your mind!I wish that all of us in this, our beautiful country, South Africa should become brave enough to claim our heritage and stop allowing others to slap derogatory labels on us in order to stifle our growth and success.I wish for you to also consider to do some motivational programs in the future aligned to your tourism business u said that you are planning to establish in the future 🙏 Good luck and wish you all the best 👍🤗
Great eye opener; this is truly "Food For Thought". Thank you much for this interview....
Why are we trying to be equal with people that we're better than. They're called spittle, serpent seed and we are trying to be equal with the serpent seed?
Better? 😂😂 In your dreams. And just so you know coloured south Africans are mixed race Black and white.
So I guess they're half demon seed. 😂😂
So are u saying coloureds are the spittle serpent seed, PSE elaborate
I agree why do we need to blend in.. it not black Americans fault for being a mixed race of people we didn’t asked for the different shade so just be proud of how far God has brung us sooo far… We shouldn’t be ashamed nor let any of group of people define who we are… All black American are not Africian we are more mix with European and/Indian decent as well as many others. It’s time to let that go and move forward and continue to leave a legacy for future generations
Very good video, it made me cry, I pray that my life will be this way, it looks like the promised land!
I’m glad the sista shared what she did about wanting the diaspora to come and buy land.
Good job brother one of your best videos🇿🇦
Good afternoon go back to Africa! Thank you for sharing this interview with this beautiful young lady sister Nicole and her family! Very educational very interesting and much needed thank you so much have a blessed wonderful day and your beautiful family too!
😂😂😂Eyebrow raising moment for Go-Black when he heard Trumps name.
Beautiful queen!!! Forget about the skin and focus on the spirit sister! You are a blessed soul 🙏🏾
It's crazy how much influence europeans have on us! Still to this day! They had that much power and influence all around the world and we allowed them to. Break these chains
Goblack, I supposed she’s wife to the black American guy you interviewed earlier.
I love her new understanding of life.
Such a great conversation, and an awesome woman, i’m glad she’s happy with her new husband. Good luck to them both
Why are we as African People still mentally enslaved? I’m mixed and love being 80% African. I’m not looking to praise any other race! I’m African and no one will ever enslave my mind Again!! Awake Brothers & Sisters!!!
Mixed but you say 80% ?
I feel and will always claim 100% African but unfortunately due to the slave trade in the 1800’s in America, I’m 20% European DNA.
My soul is 💯 African!
Sorry .. you've not African by culture or language... in Africa you've considered to be coloured not black
This is one of the best interviews you’ve done.
You always have some very beautiful and articulate ladies to interview.
This lady’s cultural awakening is most intriguing 🤔 and her gradual discovery of her Africaness
Thank you GoblacktoAfrica for this amazing interview.
She’s so awesome that she is honest about the whole situation!
Beautiful interview, great reawakening, well presented. Serious issues addressed. Moving on .... " Up you mighty race "
Great interview !! Waww she is woke , traveling does open your eyes , go for it take back what belongs to you , these people are too boldface every where they goes they do the same thing, steal,kill and destroy. Bless you my brother keep it up you're doing a fantastic job .
I find it not only strange but very sad that people with black skin or who are the descendants of black people but possibly pale in skin color could have the deranged way of thinking that having white skin is something to be desired over having black skin. Even the sun expresses itself by telling us all, black and white, plainly, who it prefers! If that were not enough and it should be, The Most High, The Creator Himself had written into law...into law y'all, His law...please get that...His law, The Creator's law - that white skin, pale skin is considered by Him to be leprous and had to be determined, clean or not by a "Levite Priest"! "Leviticus chapter 13". That should end all conversation, all confusion and all lies concerning the issue! But The Most High goes even a step further! He had another book written, "The Song of Solomon". The entire book is one of the most beautiful love stories ever told of a shepherd boy and his love for what is described as the "most beautiful" of all women! She is said to be not only black but as black as the tents of Solomon. And the other interesting thing about this is that Solomon himself had a thousand wives with whom he could compare her. As king he had his choice of nothing but beautiful women but she is described as being the crown jewel of them all for beauty! Black women...please wake up! Remember! We are living in Satan's world system and everything which is in opposition to The Most High is promoted. That which Satan has highly exalted is an abomination in the eyes of The Most High! Who is more highly exalted in Satan's world system than the white women? There isn't a single scripture in the bible where white skin is exalted…not one! Not a single one! But there are other examples in the bible which show that having white skin was considered abnormal! White skin even ages and breaks down quicker. Why don't we simply read and believe what The Most High has written for us to live by instead of following after those He considers less than spit? If we would stop trying to be what we can never be, that which The Most High has shown us He doesn't prefer and also because of the way they treat us, we would be blessed by Him! He chose us to be His special possession of all people. Isn't that saying something? That's saying everything! We are everything to Him but our ways have distanced us from him! That can and will change but only if we want it. It is foolish not to!
THEY TEACH OUR CHILDREN EUROPEAN HISTORY, NOT THE TRUTH OF THE RICH AFRICAN HISTORY.
This is an excellent follow-up interview to the interviewing process you've experienced with others previously sharing their thoughts / journey of their reality. Stay true to yourself GB2A and enjoy your life.
I absolutely love this couple, thank you so so much Black 2, so much education. One of the profound wisdom is. “Diasporas come and buy land” so it can be handed back to the original owners. Let the tours begin. We are fixing to relocate ASAP. I am sending these videos to all my friends, so they can subscribe. Black2 your videos are so educational, full of wisdom, full of truth, and the greatest, very spiritual. I love you baby girl, you are not only in the physical realm but the spiritual realm. You will have your land back. Let The Lord fight this battle for you. Put all your trust in Him.🙏🏾❤️💕🌺🇯🇲/🇱🇷.
Awesome interview. I learned a lot, very informative, Africa, for Africans
Wow what a powerful words you said Mr. Not everyone have that view of point.
Shalom Salaam Alaikum, this interview was exceptional, so many great points made! So many similarities between SAfricans and the struggles and afflictions we suffered in the past n still suffering today Slavery broke us mentally and physically . Dr Joy Degruy ‘ book titled -Post traumatic Slave Syndrome’ broke down the mental physical n psychological effects.
I truly respect this sisthas awakening n her ability to make a tremendous transformation.
Great point she made about purchasing land in South Africa !
Willie Lynch , a European , created a caste system in the Americas. He was the one who taught whites how to create dissent amongst enslaved Africans on the plantations. Light vs dark , house vs field black . It stills exist to this day. Fortunately for us we r waking up from our sleep n getting on code
The sistha is absolutely correct when she said she has decided to teach her children @home n not allow the brainwashing of the system that has generationally oppressed us and cause afflictions.
The black and colored should fight to gain control of the land ! Legally it’s theirs! I pray that more black SAfricans wake up and take back what’s rightfully theirs. Shalom
Girl... i livef in NY too. I came back. And i am happy i did. Glad u re awake... pls teavh your coloured folk to awaken n embrace Africa.
Great interview... I’ll be looking forward to the SA tour when you’re ready.🙏🏾
It’s stories like these is why when WP get cut down by their own I feel nothing.
Thank you Pluto for all the hard work you do.
Black Americans have been down this road we was at one time called colored
Yes, it's hard being mixed-race here in racist America. Proud to be African American, I love my culture....we are a beautiful people.
mixed race people in america have it a lot easier than black people in america so i disagree with you
On another video, she was the one who said "Black Americans have no culture", which is a highly inaccurate and uneducated response for a group of people that created dialects/languages, musical genres, cuisine, and many other cultural staples.
She wanted to be white that's why she married white Now she is trying to be American with that tweng english Confused woman she is She must be herself and stop imitating others
i am sure she regrets now though.
the land issue always breaks my heart. This injustice has to be brought to an end. How is it that a people who had everything now own nothing and vice versa😡😡😡😡
Great interview! Plan to visit next year.
The land issue is a sore spot for us South Africans of colour (Bantu, Khoi, coloured, etc) . That part got me teary.
The kulid history is very deep and painful.
I appreciate this sister; she has depth.
That was a lot to digest. I was surprised she didn't have an African name. That blew my mind
@@msbruce1435 that's not true, mixed ND coloured is the same, in Southern Africa, Zimbabwe Malawi, Zambia it's coloured ND in western world coloureds are called mix but they are the same. You cannot be mixed or coloured without Black in you. In colonisation days, slavery days etc many mixed/coloureds were born mixed Black/ white, all over the world The whole united nations on planet earth had baby's, where wars were fought, trade deals, selling of slaves these baby's were born , that is why Hitler commanded hospital to castrate all mixed/coloured male baby's at birth to decrease their population but females children were spared. People should stop hating and taking out their anger and frustrations of these innocent children who were brought to this world through no fault of theirs.
@@msbruce1435 do you have a African name??
In SA, even Khoi people were classified as coloured and given slave names and surnames
Coloured in Amerikkka is the SAME as Black. We have so many (the majority of us Including those of us brown skinned and extremely dark.) of OUR people here in the States who are not 100% 'Black' whatever that is.
In Jim Crow colored meant "not white". If you were not white you used the colored facilities. Back door and back of the bus.
Keep telling the stories. My grandma was also named Irene.
Lishon Amahle, she wants by her land your white colonizers had stolen, help her get back her property!!
This is one of the most powerful interviews you have conducted on your channel; and a much needed interview. I feel empathy for her. I can tell she is still a bit brain washed into thinking she is inferior. A part of her still wants to be accepted by Whites. I hope she continue to evolve psychologically. It is bothersome when she said we will never be equal to whites; that statement is loaded with a lot of psychological trauma. No two human beings or groups are equal. We all have different values,different goals,different skill sets,different educational levels. I guarantee you Asians are not sitting around saying," we will never be equal to Whites". This is a statement that Blacks,Colors make because of their internalized inferiority complex. She stated herself that these so called "Colors" still have a lot of affinity for their " Color" designation; it is a social status that makes them feel elite. As a so called Black person,I do not say Whites will never perceive of me as equal. I do not look for them to perceive me to be equal. A matter of fact I do not look for anyone to perceive me to be equal. Teach your children that no one is equal to them.A matter of fact no two things are absolutely equal; there are always imperfections that will disrupt the ideal of equality. Blacks must get rid of this inferior way of thinking. I applaud her evolution! I hope she continues to be introspective.
Yes.. I found her to be loaded with contradictions...I don't feel you get thumbs up when you did everything you could to be accepted by white and discovered it wasn't working, then became a proud black person..Weird👀👀
I agree on your take of"equality" but the definitions of ""Black,White, Brown,etc,etc,is also very disingenuous! It's limiting and vague 🤔
I understand her personal point the experience she underwent and everyones life story is different. And apartheid was a horrific experience especially with the division. However as a coloured person in South Africa, I dont think like im confused about who I am and should aspire to be. Im proud to be labelled as a coloured person, we do things a certain way. There are many people who understands the reason why we were labeled but it became a part of our identity we built a community where we can relate with one another or just people in general irrespective of race. Yes we speak Afrikaans which is derived from Dutch, but we made the language our own having our own lingo and twist to afrikaans. The reasoning behind the racial profile is messed up but I think I belong in my country and am proud to be recognized as a coloured person. This is just my opinion on her statement when she said coloureds have no culture or do not know where they think they belong. Her experience is different and she has her reasonings, but I don't think it should make other coloured people less proud of who they are and have developed in South Africa as a part of the rainbow nation. And i understand people are gonna say the system has messed with the way I see myself as a coloured person, but should I just erase my whole life experiences linked to being a coloured and things i cherish because the system was so messed up. Because if I present myself I say im a coloured person from Cape Town proudly because I think coloured culture is amazing as far as my experiences goes. 🙂
That’s us as colored people 👏 as colored people we lost so much and we are only realizing that now . Because we were meant to believe that colored is a race and we were taught to hate our hair texture if it wasn’t straight , we were taught to hate our features . Today we are still not recognized by the local government of South Africa , yet we push forward despite
My loved follow Southy can I ask a question ? What do you mean you're not recognised by the local government?
Colour are considered as part of the enemy of black although all non white fight for this freedom .
@@wilmanmitchell4410 The government recognize that or peope who do not know South African history ?
@@lingibilliard4809 you and all the self pity black believe and lived it. that is why most of you hate coloured although they fought apartheid alongside you.
What would being recognized by local government look like? I'm really curious to know what you think needs to be done
"We were not taught African languages" she said....No they chose not to speak or learn their African language(Khoisan/KhoiKhoigowab), because they wanted to identify as white and because as a colored person in the Apartheid regime they were treated better than black people...It's a choice they made not to embrace their blackness, even until now, they refer to themselves as colored. You're a black ethnic group, be proud of it. Let's stop pointing fingers. Playing the blame game in 2022 is so not cool...
Exactly, in America she’s straight up black, not even mixed
That is not true
The Khoi were displaced from their lands and way of life, and their society collapsed
The San were hunted for rewards
Speaking any language other than Dutch was punished, sometimes with the tounge being cut
The slaves would have taken their masters language.
So 👎 NO they didn't have a choice
Please read up on the history of South Africa
Dude you don’t even know what you are talking about . My grandmother was beaten with a whip when she spoke her native language . You have no clue about real African history you do not know African history , you only know what you were taught in school. I’m a colored South African and my grandmother mhsrip are an indigenous Nama woman from the Namaqualand region of South Africa . Why do you guys deny our African heritage
Majority of Coloureds are not Khoen or Saake (KhoiSan). Majority of Coloureds are Malay, Indian, and admixture West African slaves, Dutch men and Khoi khoi women.
@@ohlangeni I am mixed with nama and Arab and majority of colored I know have African blood . So what you saying is not true .
brother, this is a critical video for all africans in the diaspora. especially the black women in america. i just became a subscriber to your channel as of right now. thank you so much brother.
This colored thing can be very confusing especially to someone that is not from the Southern region of Africa. Some people might think that these colored people (who are being interviewed) have one black parent and one white parent. It is very important to make it clear that both of their parents are colored. The colored or brown people as they were referred to during the Apartheid regime is a multiracial ethnic community with an ancestry from more than one of the various populations inhabiting the region, including African, indigenous, San, Xhosa people, Asian, as well as European.
But It's not confusing! At one point in history one of their ancestors/parents were African and the other was non African most likely the women was African. Many African women earlier in history had no choice and were raped by Europeans. In South Africa they were FORCED by Apartheid to live only with colored people so they made families with people from their townships. Her family ties and family name were erased and she was given a european name. Family land stolen. Even "Afrikaans" what uneducated people keep calling her "mother tounge" is an invention of the european. Throw in generations of white supremacy indoctrination from "white jesus christianity" and "education" and their you have colored. Do you get it she is a miracle! After all of that she survived and found knowledge of self!
Did you know that in England, as late as the 1960s, blacks were called coloured.
My father, when he was alive, would never, ever refer to either himself or another black person as black or even African.
This whole coloured business was another way of driving a wedge between black people in order to have us squabbling with each other and to take our gaze off of the real oppressors.
You see squabbling taking place with foundational blacks and Continental black Africans, between those blacks who have a white parent, between those who follow The Nation Of Islam, those who are Hebrew Israelites and so it goes on. Squabbling and name-calling is the order of the day this is part and parcel of the oppressor’s system to have squabbling and fighting, making harder to unite in order to fight against oppression that is destroying us all.
@@Dirtyvinyl23 100! Spot on. Only thing I would add.... is that THERE IS NO OPPRESSOR ANYMORE. At least no exterior one. The boogie man is mostly in our head. Mental divisions are what stop us. There are almost 2 billion Africans across the globe. We have all the expertise and knowledge to create the most powerful kingdoms on earth. We occupy the continent that is most blessed by the creator. Full of youth and resources. Yet we squabble over being Christian or Moslem, South African or Nigerian, Hausa or Igbo, English speaking or French speaking, Blood or Crip... you name it we fight over it. But progress is being made and soon none of us will be able to plead ignorance on how blessed we are anymore. The world is ours always has been always will be. Just look at African birthrates if u want to know who the future belongs to. We just need to realize the power is in our hands and we need to STOP handing it to others.
Different levels of slavery I’ve experienced in my lifetime:
1) Colonization
2) Religion
3) Consumerism
4) Social Media
All lead to bridges of inequalities!!! False hope and Mental Rape!
Two halves produce a half.
Im a colored man and the way I've rationalized this for myself is as follows:
My race is black (coz im not white) but my culture is colored (coz i grew up in the colored culture.
I therefore say that im black in my aspirations and colored in my complications.
Viva Afrika!
Nicole learned so much. She is smart
Seeing this video a year later is just confirmation to me about the big reunion between African Americans and the coloured people. It's not long anymore.
My heart is touched also, even before coming to Africa the Most High placed the Motherland in my spirit as a girl I would go around talking about Africa, it took a lot of years, however, all praise to the Most High he bought it to pass, my desire is to learn and be an asset to our people: not to blow my horn but I have had the privilege to be a help to some young people, this have helped me more : my journey have begun:
After hearing this story from this young lady I’m glad she has changed her mindset. I hope she wins on getting her land. I really want to visit South Africa to explore it because it has also similarities with America
Great Insight....Very eye opening!
Goblack2africa this interview was so informative and we have learned so much from this sister. I pray that she will win and get their land back plus more. Goblack2africa the only part I don't get is it's no difference if you brought in Rwanda or Ghana or Zanzibar it's the samething but the difference is if we don't buy it then the white people will so you have to look at it like that just like our sister said she is completely right.
She's 100% right about Knysna. I'm from Baltimore and I visited Cape Town and Knysna a month ago and both places are more than what you'd imagine a paradise city/town to look like. However, in Knysna, there's literally a bridge that separates where the black live/hang out and where the white people hang out (Thesen Island). There's another small island in the town called Leisure Island where a lot of old white people retire. An uber driver told me that there are nude beaches there and some people pay to have grapes fed to them. Not sure if that is true or not, but the vibe was so stark between the haves and the have notes, I wouldn't be surprised if that was actually true. When we ate at a restaurant in the White area, my family and I got hella looks. I'm talking like the looks you would hear your grandparents talk about when they would speak about Jim Crow era life. I've never gotten stares like that and I've been to Vietnam and India. It's so sad, because South Africa is probably one of the most beautiful places I've ever visited, but the racism and the inequality was too much for me to handle, and I was only there for 2 weeks. I just got too angry for it
As a South African I agree, all of what you said is true.
I hate they went to a continent and country that is the home of people they hate with that weird behavior.
GB2A marvelous! Mind provoking interview. Am from Ghana moved to Senegal in the early 80s I was fortunate to meet some down-to-earth African Americans David Bryan Collin Orgle Old Ja Man Denton Mervil Africa Boubacar (originally called Thomas Weaver) These men and some women were my great mentors. They made me a great African. I was not African till I met them. This interview reminds me of them. I salute them I salute you GB2A.
Beautiful lady, very well said!
The cut eye @15:45 is priceless...I could tell the brain was processing the info a few seconds before lol
WE BLACK PEOPLE GOT TO EDUCATE OUR OWN CHILDREN TO BUILD UP OUR OWN COMMUNITIES. THE UNIVERSE IS THE LIMIT ....THE UNIVERSE IS VERY VAST . WE WAS BORN INTO A WAR UNTIL WE RETURN BACK HOME THE WAR WILL CONTINUE.
I returned to SA after 40 years in the US. I live in a mixed, majority black neighborhood in Tshwane. The other day, my son said: "Mom, you are a queen!" I asked why. "Do you know how many people you have employed?" I tried to count. I couldn't. I have been told by my wealthy African friends that I could/should have invested in a "better" (a.k.a. "white" neighborhood), and I could have. But I would rather live where I can truly be connected and make a difference.