Australia racism is silent they wont say it in your face, but it's there. When i moved here 15 years ago, no matter how full the bus or train is, no one would like to sit beside u. And if so hard to fit in as well. I think now it's getting better or probably i just managed to fit in
@@OpeandEnny More like the British people in the UK behave like that silent and sneaky , in Australia most people say they are direct and upfront with thier racism .
Nurse Deo most of the the time that I see Aussies being accused of being racist towards immigrants is when they speak out about how frustrated they are with our Federal governments immigration policies. There is an ever increasing number of Aussies getting angry with the huge influx of immigrants arriving here because the infrastucture just cant cope with them. There are currently over 13,000 new arrivals every week all of them need sevices and somewhere to live. We are in the middle of a housing crisis and the majority of those immigrants want to live in our biggest cities. Immigrants who come from India, China Africa, middle east etc. are obviosly going to stand out but I dont believe that everyday Aussies are going to be openly racist or show hostility towards them regardless of their personal view. If this government does nothing about cutting back the numbers and things continue to get worse then yes there may be a danger that people will become less welcoming. You can already see that happening in other parts of the world with far right nationlist governments sweeping into power on the promise to cut back or even remove immigrants from their countries.. I,m afraid recent events like defacing war memorials in Canberra and violent protests over issues in other parts of the world does nothing to win support from Australians for multiculturism. Do I support cutting back on immigration ? absolutely,... am I a racist ? absolutely not because I mean cutting back on immigration from all parts of the world...., do I welcome immigrants arriviing here ? of course I am Australian my personal view on the subject is irrelevent and I will express that at the ballot box.. People who have come here (including yourself) are certainly welcome regardless of where they came from or how they look. The issues we are currently facing in this country cant be blamed on those arriving here in the hope of becoming new citizens they are problems of our own making that are usually driven by greed. Showing animosity towards new arrivals is definately being racist expressing a negative opinion in the proper forum about our immigration policy is not.
The UK infrastructure is smaller so how must the English people feel no room, Australia 🦘 is ten times bigger than the UK most of the whites in Australia are originally from England anyways .
I know the struggles of not having any blacks around, i used to be the only black nurse in my ward in UK 🇬🇧 but there is 3 of us now and it feels so much better.
Welcome to my country. As a first nations woman living in Sydney. I hope your relocation from the UK is going smoothly & you find it an enjoyable experience. Rasism is everywhere no matter where you go just know its frowned upon here in Australia. Take care
Living in regional areas might change your perspective regarding racism in Australia. Sadly, folks in regional Australia tend to be unexposed and poorly educated. Sometimes they don't even know they are being racists. How do you explain, "you look beautiful for a "Black person"? And the educated Anglo-Saxon folks who are in regional Australia think they are God's gifts to humanity even though they may be extremely incompetent to do the job.They don't appear to be afraid to shove it in your face at times. Please continue to live in your lovely cosmopolitan Sydney. Best wishes to you.
@@kathrynanneperry4651 exactly, and this is why regional Australia continues to have challenges retaining excellent workforce. It still doesn't make it right though.
@@JOA-JADE Would isolated African village people be happy if thousands of white people rocked up? I'm a city white person and even I know to tread respectfully in these towns. Do we always have to change places to suit ourselves?
@@kathrynanneperry4651 I am unsure what you are insinuating here. We are talking about highly skilled folks serving the rural communities. Places where majority would not go. What is it you are defending? And why referring to Africa? Do you even know where or who I am? I am unsure of the point you are making here. I need you to stay on issues, please.
If certain words are offensive then don`t talk about racism at all.People that have eyes can see what color people are.She said that her husband got a job then why talk about it ?White people come to Africa and they have no problem.
I can imagine your excitement seeing another black Nurse lol 😅
Glad your experience has been positive. Australia is beautiful ❤
Truely it is, and I watched tour video about your aldi experience with my TV and forgot to drop a comment! So sorry you went through that 😘💙
I was so perplexed about the fact that I spent a week in the country without seeing blacks.
I felt all alone at a point
Some areas do have loads of us there 🤣🤣
Australia racism is silent they wont say it in your face, but it's there. When i moved here 15 years ago, no matter how full the bus or train is, no one would like to sit beside u. And if so hard to fit in as well. I think now it's getting better or probably i just managed to fit in
It's same with UK 🇬🇧
Australians are all originally from England and Ireland Australians are very direct the racism is overt in Australia 🦘 and covert in the UK .
Very silent. Like I say, they hardly talk it they act it in a very subtle way
@@OpeandEnny More like the British people in the UK behave like that silent and sneaky , in Australia most people say they are direct and upfront with thier racism .
Oh then I'll have the bus to myself🤣🤣
I was in Sydney as well and hardly found blacks.
Australia is the first country I have visited without finding blacks easily
When did you visit?
Oh yea, 🥹
Welcome or welcome back fam, I hope you are okay! Please like and comment💙
Nurse Deo most of the the time that I see Aussies being accused of being racist towards immigrants is when they speak out about how frustrated they are with our Federal governments immigration policies. There is an ever increasing number of Aussies getting angry with the huge influx of immigrants arriving here because the infrastucture just cant cope with them. There are currently over 13,000 new arrivals every week all of them need sevices and somewhere to live. We are in the middle of a housing crisis and the majority of those immigrants want to live in our biggest cities. Immigrants who come from India, China Africa, middle east etc. are obviosly going to stand out but I dont believe that everyday Aussies are going to be openly racist or show hostility towards them regardless of their personal view. If this government does nothing about cutting back the numbers and things continue to get worse then yes there may be a danger that people will become less welcoming. You can already see that happening in other parts of the world with far right nationlist governments sweeping into power on the promise to cut back or even remove immigrants from their countries.. I,m afraid recent events like defacing war memorials in Canberra and violent protests over issues in other parts of the world does nothing to win support from Australians for multiculturism. Do I support cutting back on immigration ? absolutely,... am I a racist ? absolutely not because I mean cutting back on immigration from all parts of the world...., do I welcome immigrants arriviing here ? of course I am Australian my personal view on the subject is irrelevent and I will express that at the ballot box.. People who have come here (including yourself) are certainly welcome regardless of where they came from or how they look. The issues we are currently facing in this country cant be blamed on those arriving here in the hope of becoming new citizens they are problems of our own making that are usually driven by greed. Showing animosity towards new arrivals is definately being racist expressing a negative opinion in the proper forum about our immigration policy is not.
I hope the government do something about the housing crisis, thank you so much for being here💙
The UK infrastructure is smaller so how must the English people feel no room, Australia 🦘 is ten times bigger than the UK most of the whites in Australia are originally from England anyways .
I know the struggles of not having any blacks around, i used to be the only black nurse in my ward in UK 🇬🇧 but there is 3 of us now and it feels so much better.
Awwww I can imagine how you feel🥹🥹
New subscriber here from Yala, Nigeria. Final year nursing student in UNIZIK✌️
Welcome!!💙
Welcome to my country. As a first nations woman living in Sydney. I hope your relocation from the UK is going smoothly & you find it an enjoyable experience. Rasism is everywhere no matter where you go just know its frowned upon here in Australia. Take care
Thank you so much for your kind words💙
Why don’t anyone talk about the main Australians which is the aboriginals. I know they are black skinned. Are they also marginalised?
That’s why I said I wont talk about the history of Australia because of it’s sensitive nature, it usually sparks emotions and I am not ready for it💙
I wonder o. Same with America where the original settlers are red indians.
Aborigines are dark skinned they are from India and Indonesia look at thier names are all Indian.
@@Wayne-fn1sw what an ignorant comment
They are not@@Wayne-fn1sw
Nurse Deo please how long can you work before being entitled to full maternity leave in Aussie?
One year I believe 💙
@@NurseDeo thank you
Living in regional areas might change your perspective regarding racism in Australia. Sadly, folks in regional Australia tend to be unexposed and poorly educated. Sometimes they don't even know they are being racists. How do you explain, "you look beautiful for a "Black person"? And the educated Anglo-Saxon folks who are in regional Australia think they are God's gifts to humanity even though they may be extremely incompetent to do the job.They don't appear to be afraid to shove it in your face at times. Please continue to live in your lovely cosmopolitan Sydney. Best wishes to you.
It won't change anything for me because I explained all these in the video, thanks for watching.💙
Stay away from them then. They have their own people like regional African's. Not every place is for you or I.
@@kathrynanneperry4651 exactly, and this is why regional Australia continues to have challenges retaining excellent workforce. It still doesn't make it right though.
@@JOA-JADE Would isolated African village people be happy if thousands of white people rocked up? I'm a city white person and even I know to tread respectfully in these towns. Do we always have to change places to suit ourselves?
@@kathrynanneperry4651 I am unsure what you are insinuating here. We are talking about highly skilled folks serving the rural communities. Places where majority would not go. What is it you are defending? And why referring to Africa? Do you even know where or who I am? I am unsure of the point you are making here. I need you to stay on issues, please.
Moring to you is koi san mense van Africa coloured salute
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Have you been to an emergency department at a public hospital as a patient? You'll feel it there.
Sorry that was your experience 💙
I prefer UK over australia IMO
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The UK is bad for Racism it's done in a Covert way but it's as bad as Australia 🦘.
If certain words are offensive then don`t talk about racism at all.People that have eyes can see what color people are.She said that her husband got a job then why talk about it ?White people come to Africa and they have no problem.
Eddie are you okay? You seem troubled! Stay safe
@@NurseDeo i am okay.
I was in Sydney as well and hardly found blacks.
Australia is the first country I have visited without finding blacks easily
Hope you enjoyed your time here