Seeking Selam: Ethiopians, Eritreans, and Somalis in the Pacific Northwest. Part II

Ethio Youth Media TV staff members make a conversation with Sandra M. Chait, author of Seeking Salaam:Ethiopians, Eritreans, and Somalis in the Pacific Northwest at Ethio Youth Media TV studio @23rd & Jackson Seattle, Washington.

[@hersimohamed50]

incorrect there was Somali culture before Religion person Muslim is only 1600 yrs old

[@SpidersRreal]

Firstly, that second girl was on about Somalia a bit too much... With her ( closed minded) loaded questions. Secondly, as a Somalian, I would say our way of life is pretty private. We're mostly an introverted bunch of people...We love our culture and our way of carrying ourselves. Granted, religion has affected some people's assimilation into western culture.However, is holding onto our ways a bad thing??
I feel more connected to Eritrean and Ethiopian and Sudanese people than I do to Finnish people. It is the fact that there are similarities between us though I can't pinpoint them that causes this ghostly bond.

[@dawlarab1453]

MISLEADING & FAKE FABRICATED& PAID BY FLESH EATING AHMED ALI PROPAGANDA MACHINE.
YOU DON'T WANT SELAM. YOU WANT/ ADVOCATE DOMINANCE,AGRESSION,MURDERER, RAPE,HATE& LIE.

[@kemitvaudou8264]

Hotep ! The white woman thinks islam is Somali . The real Somali is Eebbee, waaq, our music , art . Archtect . Our own prehistory .

[@Yusufxasann]

Somali har best culture, specially business first of the all