@@romaniac I am from a small Moldovan village called Pepeni we have a single black man and he is the most known man in the village. Everyone is happy to see him, I haven’t been there in 5 years because I moved to the US but I am pretty sure he is a computer teacher at the school and when I left he was the football coach for the village team. I believe there is also a video of him. Yeah it’s called “ Moldovean Ca Mine Nu-I.” “ not the song” 😅
You're right. I'm senegalese and here I think we have more white people than they have black people in Romania. Adults are more used to it but many kids have the same reaction when they see white people, especially in the little cities and villages...
@@IaloneAmTHEChoppedONE not really, did you watch the video I posted one month ago? here it is, I will post it again and you can see how africans react to a white Romanian guy. ruclips.net/video/dqFxdbv7B7M/видео.html
As a romanian i can tell you for sure that is not racism. They just haven t seen a black person and they tend to stare but out of curiosity. We here in Romania welcome any nationality and we are not racists.
@@somethingnice9800 gypsies aren't exactly the nicest people on earth to live with. I've visited many great european countries and gypsies and africans immigrants in the streets are the most insuferrable people by far that I've ever met until now
I’m a white blonde dude born and raised in Africa and whenever I went to rural villages people would stare at me and especially come up to me and touch my hair out of fascination as they’ve never seen it before
See, they don’t call those people from the African villages “racist” and personally I find that very very very very biased… they call them “curious” but Europeans who never have seen a black person in their country because they were not part of the Commonwealth of the British Empire, they’re “not allowed” to be curious… although it’s a country that has been closed to outsiders, locked up for 50 years by Communists and probably had like 100 African students every 3 years in 3 larger cities and the population from the countryside and small rural towns have never seen a black person in their entire life. My maternal grandmother died at the age of 85 and she hasn’t seen in her entire life one single black person because in the region where she lived there were no black students because there were no universities in that area and in communist Romania there was no tourism. So my grandma has never seen a black person in her entire 85 years of life and if you brought one in front of her she probably would’ve been very shocked and surprised and she would’ve stared at that person willy-nilly a little bit because so would you if you would see tomorrow some green guy from Mars walking in the street. When I moved to Australia I was shocked to discover that half the Aboriginal children had blonde hair! I’ve never seen a black person with straight or curly or wavy blonde hair before, unless the hair was dyed…I wasn’t even aware such thing existed naturally, that was before the Internet and that wasn’t mentioned in any movies and it wasn’t mentioned in any books. I found out that at the age of 33-34 that actually black people with blonde hair existed in the Pacific and in Australia. Lots of black people in Africa and lots of black people in Europe do not know that Australian Aboriginal kids have blonde hair - I bet you 100%! Also black people in Africa and black people in Europe if you show them a photo of a black person from Papua New Guinea next to an Aboriginal Australian and ask them, they wouldn’t able to tell where those natives are coming from, even if you told them they won’t be able to differentiate the two and shockingly enough this is not considered racist anywhere! But probably if some Romanian peasant from some isolated village somewhere would ask the question or state and ask why are these two black people so different, would be considered racist, right? I think racism goes both ways and whoever considers curiosity racist, is not only biased, it’s ill intentioned in their own ignorance, okay, because your own ignorance and lack of understanding is as big as the person’s who stares…
@@DeannaSt Obviously yes you can be racist to Europeans as well and thats not okay either. But the contextual ramifications are slightly different. Obviously racism against anyone is equally bad but you have to admit its more complicated than that.
@@notaspeck6104 Logic clears up any “complications” (and I don’t really believe in complications, they are a human mind invention, they don’t exist in real life unless you make them up) but lots of people don’t have any logic and even if they do, don’t tap into it. Marxism on the other hand, doesn’t clear up anything, just stirs the 💩, that’s what that philosophy does best and that took the world back few hundreds of years… just look at Russia at what level it is as the country which invented a lifestyle based on Marxism. how do you like it? Why are all those migrants not rushing to Russia but rushing to Western Europe instead? One understands how it works when you look around at the ex-satellite countries of USSR, they have the smallest number of migrants compared to the West; Why? Because mentality it’s still very socialist and still Communist in those countries and the newcomers don’t like it, they would love to preach it at home but they wouldn’t love to live in it.😉😃
That's probably because you're a curiosity, more than anything to do with racism. Older people are not used to seeing a lot of black people in Romania.
I am romanian and the reason they stare and look at you like that is beacuse the dont often see black people and its something new for them its not racism we are very open to meet new people 😅
Hi ! I am Romanian myself and I can tell you that our elderly generation might stare at you because they lived in a post-stalin decade and in the communist era no one came/exited Romania. They just stare at you like that because they are curious, they never saw someone like you. In overall they have no racist idea or something because they don't know. Have a great day man
Take it easy bro , I’m from Morocco as well but black not white but barber race , yet people look at me the same it’s just the way they are , yet I live in north suceava exactly, not much strangers like me but if you get to know them you’ll find it have nothing to do with racism ! Maybe it’s the reason I’ve felt it’s my second home !
So pretty much the same thing I experienced in Ghana. I'm Asian, and people kept staring at me all the time. I'm sure they weren't racist, just curious.
I don't think they were racist, they started at you because you're a different color and they rarely see people of your color their just like this guy here that's black In Romania I'm sure no one from either sides are racist just curious
My family is originally from The Gambia/Senegal. I was brought up in England and treated differently when I go there. If Asian ppl in Dakar cross the street ppl will be staring back at them. I’m used to seeing Asians im from London so no big deal.
As a romanian person I can tell u the fact that we will never be racists and ofcourse they look at you all like that not depending on the age of you because once we were comunists and we didn't get to see this much people with other races ... we could never have what we rlly wanted or do what we rlly wanted hope this helps a lot 👇
There is no rasism, old people stare at black people just because they are not used to see black people. There is no rasism in Romania, in romanian parlament there is ministries lead by minorities, and the president of the country comes out form an etnic minority group. As a fact: in the past Romania also had foreign kings.
I live in Romania as a member of a minority group and can confirm that most of Romanian people are hypocrites. They are holier than the pope, when describing themselves, but it's all surface level bullcrap to have good publicity. In fact, the Romanian people's inherent xenofobia is exploited by the political elites through the press and secret police. They have a inferiority complex towards westerners, hence the exceptional kindness towards them.
@@CătălinaMaria1896Nu, pentru că nu aveam sclavi negri. cum se spune în America că pentru a fi rasist trebuie să beneficiezi de rasismul sistemic dintr-un grup pentru a fi ravis cu acel grup. In afara de asta aproape nic nu sunt persoane negre in Romania. Ultima oara cam 10 ani in urma nu se vedeau de loc.
As a Romanian I have been through the same thing since I am Romanian and I'm tanned and my parents,siblings and grandparents are all white and people do tend to stare and think that I'm adopted but they are not racist they are just all mostly white I hope that answers your question (*´ω｀*)
As a Romanian, I have to admit that it is so.They lived in other times and are not used to diversity.But, I'm sure the under 60s and especially people your age,they are friendly, educated and willing to help you at any time. Isn't is? 🙂
It is not a sign of "education" to tolerate many foreigners in YOUR country. This is Romania, not Africa. Diversity ultimately means less Romanians. What would the millions of African economic migrants say, if we did this shit in their countries. Going to their poor countries, asking for money and committing crimes and then whining about "muuuh racism" and guilt them into accepting "diversity". You see nation states aren't economic zones, their borders, peoples, culture are rooted in more than 100 and sometimes even 1000 year old history. A nation state is by its very nature exclusive, it is not for everyone! Only a small minority of foreigners may reside in a country (say 10%) and these foreigners shouldn't be economic migrants (forced on you by the EU) from the Near East or Africa but from your neighbours states. This African is entitled and should be deported to Africa.
Yes but it's not about racism just curiousity. But some people like to jump to conclusions anything they find wierd or don't like? " It's racism thats why "
My black/brown/toned skin friends told me that if I would go in Africa I won’t get out alive from there. But that’s not a reason to cry on the internet. Indeed elderly people in Romania may never ever seen a black person so that’s their first reaction that doesn’t mean they are racist. Stop this victim mindset king , grow up and lead by example.
The world doesn't owe you understanding. This is what people need to understand. It's not racism, it's them protecting their culture. As someone from borneo, I see myself in my fellow borneans and as a Muslim i see myself in my fellow muslims brothers & sisters so I am more friendly to those i relate more. Whenever i go to Japan or South Korea, i know that that the native there will see me differently and i act accordingly, and actually behave better than i ever did in my own country to create a good image for my country.
@@silverking2181 our culture is in danger by someone else's culture and way of life coming settling in big numbers here. Spare us the seemingly confused attitude.
Protecting our culture from what??!!! From black people?! C'mon I can assure you we aren't afraid of our culture being violated in any way so speak for yourself
We, Romanians, are not prejudiced against black people. So, please, do not try this racist card on Romanians. Have you ever thought that people stare you simply because they are curious, which is the case in most cases?
By the way the racist card wouldn't work on us because we never had black slaves therefore we didn't benefit from systemic racism which would give us the "power" to be racist which we don't.
bro people will stare at u like crazy even if u just a lil bit different than everyone else,i went out with a mask on my face a few days ago and people won't stop staring at me
Why do black people always accuse people of racism for anything they do. They stare at you in a way you not used to? RACISM ITS RACISM I WILL SUE YOUUU. HELP! CALL THE POLICE. THEY WANT ME DEAD BECAUSE I'M BLACK 😱😨💀
To understand better Erwin,it might help to know that in the manga (in the anime this detail isn't present) it's stated that Erwin is specialized in killing/predict abnormal titans(that titan attacked only erwin because it was an abnormal one)
meaning they see you, you are alive, you are not invizible.... be happy,be proud, be you who is polite and smile .everyone loves ppl with a drop a personal charm.Salut
It's not racism. It's that most old people aren't used to seeing strangers. Why? Because they lived through communism when people weren't allowed to leave the country. While Romania is a beautiful country, you have to understand that it is a country still traumatized and in progress. If you want to go there and expect everyone to act as if you're in the West, you choose the wrong country. Circumstances have to be understand or we would be calling everything racism
@@romaniac I didn't said you wanted to be treated differently. My point was and still is that Romania is a country that has been through a lot and foreigners weren't always helpful or had good intentions. Now, I know this isn't a reason to be racist, but people here are still adjusting. I notice that the younger generation is not like that, most of them aren't racist
@@romaniac About 'everyone act as if you're in the West' I'm talking about the fact that the West is more open-minded then we are and that most people expect to be the same here. Problem is, it's not and here it's harder for people to adjust. Yes, what happens here is wrong, but most people are still trying to adjust to the new standards of society
I don't think you want savages coming and staying here for too long. If they do, expect thief and rape cases skyrocket. Expel the undesirables, take care and TLC!
Depends who it is. You know we don't want any people to live in political asylum and houses for such purpose. And for a good reason. We just want people capable and thats not looking to depend on our people. Just like the Chinese people coming to Romania which are helping with the economy by opening their shops etc.
It s pure curiosity,some of them may never seen a black man before but this answer you know it already and it doesn't give you that DRAMA you looking for. In Romania,as in most of Eastern and Central European countries,we do not believe in this "racism" you and some of other people love speaking about,we judge people by their manners,level of education,common sense etc.
Ngl this is the reason I try to avoid staring at black people as a Romanian.. that somehow they will think it's racist for me to stare at them, when in reality I admire their beauty, or just out of curiosity since it's not an everyday thing to see a black person in this country
Let them assume who cares. Is not like we owned any black slaves so based on that idea we can't be racist to Black people because we didn't benefit from systemic racism. If theu ever want to accuse you of racism pull this fact out that I just told you.
@@gigidotto9014Just because you didn’t own any slaves doesn’t mean you can’t be racist🙄. It’s just very uncomfortable, if you want to say something to me, just SPEAK. Why stare?
Sub-Saharan Africans we are chocolate brown in color. Black skin is a rare genetic concentration of melanin found in certain tribes. The flesh is red and it shows through the African skin giving it a slightly golden brown hue. Sometimes in neon lighting comes off purple.
Just a thing that will make you understand Romania… No War Started In Romania. Ever That tells alot of this people.. which Socrates described: “the wisest which are known” Okay, you see here black cars.. tatooed guys.. but its just.. here strength is a value… but our humanity is something you have to experience to understand… This with ukraine.. i expected the reaction.. because i know what happened in ww2 with how we helped 100k Polish escape in 1939… our prime minister literally gave his life for that Europe somehow always had pejorative words about us, hate, misunderstand us for no reason… but the humanity you will find in a romanian, is unlike anything.. because we know what is suffering better!!!
Now it matters where you live in romania, at the countryside its respectful to say ‘bunăziua’ or ‘sărâmâna’ so thats why they stare at you. Or if you are at the city they always do that to others, they just kinda watch the others pass by with that face 😂
That is normal in Romania. Usually grannies attend to stare at everyone they see, nonstop, just to talk shit about them. It doesn't matter what or who are you, they will always do that Hope it helps♡
Old people in Romania stare at anyone they don't know. In villages and small communities they will also ask a stranger who he is and what it's his business here. It's curiosity more than anything
My family are romanian but i was born and raised in England. Its interesting that older romanians will stare at a black person, they should know what persecution is. People always think it was the jews in concentration camps in WW2, but it was also million of romanians too. I really wish everyone saw people as the same. Equal
Well when I see a black person on the street i just talk to them in English,it's not that hard!And many times when i walk past them,they actually try to speak in Romanian,like i walk past them and i just hear from them silencly saying:"Salut"(the usual greet in Romania),and i smile at them and do the same thing!And i am happy that,there are black person's here in Romania,cuz i can still chat with them in English,cuz I can speak English very well!Like I am at the top of my class at English.😊
As a Moldovan seeing a colored person is a pretty rare sight, mostly to village people that have never seen a colored person. From my experience seeing one is like seeing a famous actor from a movie, people don't mean to be rude it's just that there aren't many black people here or in Romania (sorry for my english)
Because those who lived under communism did not really see black people in Romania. Good health and no racism because we are all created by God and we are equal
As a Romanian I can relate when old people just STARE at you just because what you're wearing, doing, going, saying, looking even as a white person not only black and yes most people when they see a black person they just say "omg look an African" Like I'm just annoyed by this (Btw if you relate give a like to his video)
I’m Romanian 💖 And they star cause they Haven’t seen a black person before and I’m sure They are thinking (OMG SO PRETTY/OMG SO HANDSOME VERY NICE PEOPLE) It’s a good thing cause they never get to actually see a black person in person before and they are very beautiful (TRUE FACtS)
Brother, we almost never see black people in romania, so we look at them fascinated because it is very rare to see black people in romania, we are not racist
You should have kept the short going for a few more seconds to see why they stare also. It comes off a bit disenguinous, when taken out of context. I have seen the full vid and they stare out of curiosity, since not many black people live in Romania. Nothing rude, no harm intended
They do the same thing with everything new. Im romanian and old people used to stare at me because I was skateboarding. They stare in the same way at german, asian tourists or arab students. They are the funniest when they see indian men with turbans 😄😯
Most likely, it's curiosity more than anything. Romanians are very welcoming. Unfortunately, I might add, in the case of Andrew Tate. That dude should just be kicked out. He's an embarrassment for human kind altogether.
That is the result of race mixing. I don't think he got the pimping and the obsession with money and status from his white parent (don't remember which one)...
Is unfortunate how we see each other but regardless, I still see you as another spectrum of the human race. I will support you and going subscribe brother ✊✊🏻✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿
Romanian is 99+ percent ethnic Romanian. The old people have probably never seen a black person in real life. Probably just interested. I doubt it's racism although racism does exist everywhere in varying degrees. You are using to capitalize clicks for example.
This is bullshit, maybe 85% ethnic Romanian. You have Hungarians, Roma Gypsy, Germans, Ukrainians, Turks and others. Do not confuse color with ethnicity.
@@DonCR3145 I meant to type 89% my point remains valid. Those minorities you mention are not very different from Romanians. Do not confuse color with ethnicity is a dumb statement. No shit guy.
99% Romanian with a touch of Hungarian. lol Romania is a very diverse country ma man Romanians are about 70% of the total population while the rest are other ethnicities such as Hungarians, Germans, Romany, Turkic, Bulgarian, Serbian, Ukrainian, Tatars and of course foreigners from alover the world
Us Romanian don't want to make you fell uncomfortable but there aren't a lot of black poleople so is out of curiosity. We welcome everyone to our country 😊
Romania is a white dominated country and darker skintones are associated with poverty here. We have a whole different word for darker people, and no, its not a slur.
normally there was this thing where some other people part of romania were called țigăni and they’re still here but now they mostly beg for money nowadays and you see kinda a lot of them in onești but when they see black people they aren’t mean but they don’t understand where they’re from or sum because there’s never. well not never but rarely any black people so the older generation will stare at you but because they’re curious or they think you’re a țigăn or țigan idk how to spell it singular but erm yea so don’t b scared if you have a whole paparazzi 😋 but they ain’t racist they welcome any race/ people from other countries, it’s jus curiosity gang 🔥🔥🔥
Yes, we stare. It is not rude to stare at something different. We stare at people having a different outfit, hairstyle, skin color. 99% is just curiosity.
@@finnmonstarI can assure you no Romanian male is affeminate amd will kick anyones ass if you force them to accept your bs and fake accusations of racism.
You mean in the US.. and most of you guys are on the mainland anyways. I don’t get how proud Puerto Rican people can be knowing full well they sold out, and still talk shit to the Mexicans who have a country. You guys are just as racist as anyone else. Sorry, I had to say it 🇷🇴🇺🇸
yeah as an african i know you was asking your fellow africans what tribe they are and jugded eachother based on that. solve your own problems instead of europes problem
This is very funny, Romania was border locked for over 50 years so the idea of seeing different people will cause anyone to stare, it's called curiosity and every race/nation has it. You think we/they stare at black people only? It goes the same way for Asian people. Overall height in Romania is 170 to 185, if we see a white guy over 200 we would stare cause it's something rare. If a woman would walk in a rural area half naked the whole village would stare because most of countryside women dress decent overall. The fact that Romania is a poor country and has or is in the lowest crime rate in europe should say alot about the people.
i'm from Romania and that is not racism that is because black people are rare in Romania so it was problably the first time they seen a black person . is was the same when i seen my firs black person i just woched them
Its stupid to say this is racism. Romanians are amazed to see a black person and they stare at you because of curiosity. It is rare to see a black person. As The person that comented before ME said: if a White romanian person would GO în a black people country, people would turn their heads and stare, too. It's o normal thing, when people see something they are not used to. S-o stop promoting this racism thing. Or maybe You wish racism was real here 🤔
As a Romanian, I'm so sorry. My parents are quite racist, even tho my dad is black too. Luckily, I'm grateful that I'm not racist but let me explain my theory why. In Romania, there is a kind of people called "țigan" are black. Those kind of people can be kinda annoying. Please remember that this is just my theory.
Hahaha I was expecting a longer video. So I'm Romanian, from the country side, to say that there aren't racist Romanians it's a lie, there certainly are, like everywhere. But truthfully speaking they are not as racist as in other parts of the world. As about the staring from older generations , trust me it's not racism, it's curiosity, there aren't so many black people in Romania and many have never even seen a person that isn't from their iwn village. Another thing Romanians generally do stare, very gossipy, older generations always stare at the younger generations lol. On the other side many Romanians glorify black people because they think they are really cool, which is just as silly. We have very loved black Romanian celebreties like Kabral that's never been perceived as anything else but another Romanian regardless of his strong afrocentric features. I think the best person to describe racism in Romania is a Black Romanian, born and bread there 😂
One time in Romania I saw a racist guy then I saw a black friend I came to the racist guy I told him to stop being racist from behind then in a silent way went away then my black friend walked past the guy and he did nothing
That s not racism. Not seeing someone that looks different and looking at that person is not racism. We don’t have really have black ppl in romania, so we look at them when we see them. We just look. In Asia, people will take clips and videos of you. In Africa, with a white person, everyone will back off, kids would run away
I would say they are surprised to see you , I was born and grew up in Romania a long time ago and we didn’t have any black people there and in the 80s a few came to study in our Universities, so I wasn’t used to it , and then we moved to Detroit in ‘87! What a difference but as I Christian I don’t discriminate against anyone and I have friends who are like you and also Arabs too!
Thank you for your sharing your experience. I think you Talk about It in a very elocuente and rational way. Im a latinamerican woman, with arabic heritage...Brown skin, curly hair. I have been traveling Rumanía for a week. Most of the people i have meet treated me with such care and were very nice, chaty, helpfull, wanted to share a litle bit of their beautiful country. But today at a Sibiu giftstore/souvernir( the yellow one on top of the liar bridge) i had the most heavy episode of racism of my Life( i have been in 25 countries). I has simply looking for the perfect gift for my Boyfriend..i took a litle time looking that is true. I ask her if she could open a glass shelf...she said no and ride away start to insult me, acusing me to try to still something, and she had " better things to do that kindergarten my stupid ass""... Ithen took me out and close the entire shop( 10:30 on the morning) in my face in a very aggressive way. I was paralised triying to understand what happened. I could only tell her she was very rude. Sure she is not avalilable in Google reviews. Felt very sad and angry, but i can understand that is only one bad experience and it of cours does not apply in a generalized Matter.
Ok I'm Romanian and I think Ik why older people do this black people started migrating to Romanian in the late 90s and older people are probably not use to seeing different races from around the world
because the older generation never in their life seen a black person, is it wrong just to stare?, it's not insulting tho, they don't have any negative thoughts bro💀
Because we are a white countrie and those old people lived in comunism and didn’t have the chance to travel so much in western countries,so is not rasism,they’re just curious. Same thing about me as a white going in an african village, same reaction from older people. 👍
The full video ruclips.net/video/nl6hDnoeIy0/видео.html
Yeah youtube stopped links in commwnts
Im romanian I May aswell teach u romanian în vids I could comentarii and teach u-
@@cameliaberariu120 😂😂😂😂
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As a romania I can tell that old people stare at anything that looks new or unseen. They are really gossipy and do stare even at the grocery bags.
Yes I agree!😂
@@romaniac Pls don't get mad! 😭 Black ppl here are SO rare if u live here u only see withes DAILY so Yeah we're like in Shock :/
The effects of communist brainwashing
The older generation in Romania will stare at you no matter how old you are or what your race is.
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That is just normal
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If a Romanian went to Africa I can guarantee same thing.
Maybe, but that’s a different topic. You could go and try it. Let us know when the video goes online 😉
@@romaniac I am from a small Moldovan village called Pepeni we have a single black man and he is the most known man in the village. Everyone is happy to see him, I haven’t been there in 5 years because I moved to the US but I am pretty sure he is a computer teacher at the school and when I left he was the football coach for the village team. I believe there is also a video of him. Yeah it’s called “ Moldovean Ca Mine Nu-I.” “ not the song” 😅
@@romaniac found a video of a Romanian who went to Africa, we can see how people react to a white guy. ruclips.net/video/dqFxdbv7B7M/видео.html
You're right. I'm senegalese and here I think we have more white people than they have black people in Romania. Adults are more used to it but many kids have the same reaction when they see white people, especially in the little cities and villages...
@@IaloneAmTHEChoppedONE not really, did you watch the video I posted one month ago? here it is, I will post it again and you can see how africans react to a white Romanian guy. ruclips.net/video/dqFxdbv7B7M/видео.html
As a romanian i can tell you for sure that is not racism. They just haven t seen a black person and they tend to stare but out of curiosity. We here in Romania welcome any nationality and we are not racists.
i mean Andrew Tate is half black and the most successful and least racist person in Romania
Facts. That's what I also wanted to say
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@@brockrock2359 yh, but he is white passing
@@somethingnice9800 gypsies aren't exactly the nicest people on earth to live with. I've visited many great european countries and gypsies and africans immigrants in the streets are the most insuferrable people by far that I've ever met until now
No no, they do this to all youngsters...Man, women, people walking their dogs... They are the old version of surveillance cameras
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I’m a white blonde dude born and raised in Africa and whenever I went to rural villages people would stare at me and especially come up to me and touch my hair out of fascination as they’ve never seen it before
See, they don’t call those people from the African villages “racist” and personally I find that very very very very biased… they call them “curious” but Europeans who never have seen a black person in their country because they were not part of the Commonwealth of the British Empire, they’re “not allowed” to be curious… although it’s a country that has been closed to outsiders, locked up for 50 years by Communists and probably had like 100 African students every 3 years in 3 larger cities and the population from the countryside and small rural towns have never seen a black person in their entire life.
My maternal grandmother died at the age of 85 and she hasn’t seen in her entire life one single black person because in the region where she lived there were no black students because there were no universities in that area and in communist Romania there was no tourism.
So my grandma has never seen a black person in her entire 85 years of life and if you brought one in front of her she probably would’ve been very shocked and surprised and she would’ve stared at that person willy-nilly a little bit because so would you if you would see tomorrow some green guy from Mars walking in the street.
When I moved to Australia I was shocked to discover that half the Aboriginal children had blonde hair!
I’ve never seen a black person with straight or curly or wavy blonde hair before, unless the hair was dyed…I wasn’t even aware such thing existed naturally, that was before the Internet and that wasn’t mentioned in any movies and it wasn’t mentioned in any books.
I found out that at the age of 33-34
that actually black people with blonde hair existed in the Pacific and in Australia.
Lots of black people in Africa and lots of black people in Europe do not know that Australian Aboriginal kids have blonde hair - I bet you 100%!
Also black people in Africa and black people in Europe if you show them a photo of a black person from Papua New Guinea next to an Aboriginal Australian and ask them, they wouldn’t able to tell where those natives are coming from, even if you told them they won’t be able to differentiate the two and shockingly enough this is not considered racist anywhere!
But probably if some Romanian peasant from some isolated village somewhere would ask the question or state and ask why are these two black people so different, would be considered racist, right?
I think racism goes both ways and whoever considers curiosity racist, is not only biased, it’s ill intentioned in their own ignorance, okay, because your own ignorance and lack of understanding is as big as the person’s who stares…
@@DeannaSt Obviously yes you can be racist to Europeans as well and thats not okay either. But the contextual ramifications are slightly different. Obviously racism against anyone is equally bad but you have to admit its more complicated than that.
@@notaspeck6104 Logic clears up any “complications” (and I don’t really believe in complications, they are a human mind invention, they don’t exist in real life unless you make them up) but lots of people don’t have any logic and even if they do, don’t tap into it.
Marxism on the other hand, doesn’t clear up anything, just stirs the 💩, that’s what that philosophy does best and that took the world back few hundreds of years… just look at Russia at what level it is as the country which invented a lifestyle based on Marxism.
how do you like it?
Why are all those migrants not rushing to Russia but rushing to Western Europe instead?
One understands how it works when you look around at the ex-satellite countries of USSR, they have the smallest number of migrants compared to the West; Why?
Because mentality it’s still very socialist and still Communist in those countries and the newcomers don’t like it, they would love to preach it at home but they wouldn’t love to live in it.😉😃
@@notaspeck6104white people don't experience systemic or institutional racism
@@DeannaStWell to be fair black people globally has been through worse than other people. So it show you lack understanding or emotion.
That's probably because you're a curiosity, more than anything to do with racism. Older people are not used to seeing a lot of black people in Romania.
Mate, I’m 32 and before leaving Romania like 8 years ago, I think I saw 1 black guy, once when I was about 13.
@@mr.nobody4994that’s funny , my girlfriend is Romanian and I’m kinda scared to go there, hopefully it’s just stares I get 😂
@@tdf4142 why would you be scared? Big cities are not really different from Western European cities, so you’ll be fine.
@@tdf4142nah everyone there and mostly old grannies are like security cameras and will stare no matter what, believe me
I am romanian and the reason they stare and look at you like that is beacuse the dont often see black people and its something new for them its not racism we are very open to meet new people 😅
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No we're not.
As a romanian I want to tell you that older people stare at everyone for no reason:)))
im romanian, i respect any person white or black
Great to hear
Romanian people are just curious 🤣🤣🤣
Vrăjeală Români nu sunt curioși să vadă o persoana de alta culoare se tem să nu fie jefuiți de acea persoana
Hi ! I am Romanian myself and I can tell you that our elderly generation might stare at you because they lived in a post-stalin decade and in the communist era no one came/exited Romania. They just stare at you like that because they are curious, they never saw someone like you. In overall they have no racist idea or something because they don't know. Have a great day man
Romanians aren't racist, the problem is that there are very few foreign nationalities in Romania, unlike USA or UK
Take it easy bro , I’m from Morocco as well but black not white but barber race , yet people look at me the same it’s just the way they are , yet I live in north suceava exactly, not much strangers like me but if you get to know them you’ll find it have nothing to do with racism ! Maybe it’s the reason I’ve felt it’s my second home !
🥳 Happy New Year
@@florinssj2289 La mulți ani, România 🎄❤️
Exactly my point, that's the reason why many people decide to settle there because it makes them feel like home😊❤
So pretty much the same thing I experienced in Ghana. I'm Asian, and people kept staring at me all the time. I'm sure they weren't racist, just curious.
I don't think they were racist, they started at you because you're a different color and they rarely see people of your color their just like this guy here that's black In Romania I'm sure no one from either sides are racist just curious
@@ICXCIsLord I agree
Did you know that young children in Africa behave the same as children in India when they see foreigners
My family is originally from The Gambia/Senegal. I was brought up in England and treated differently when I go there. If Asian ppl in Dakar cross the street ppl will be staring back at them. I’m used to seeing Asians im from London so no big deal.
That's not racism
@Zenus Never heard something dumber. 🤣
**silent racism** 🤣🤣🤣
@@_JOJ_ that's curiosity old people haven't even seen one black person in their lifetime learn to educate yourself
he never said it’s racist. he pointed out the elderly stare…
It’s a title on how racism is in Romania IF any, not implying that there is racism ygm
@@medc2592 yessss, i understand what you mean now!
As a romanian person I can tell u the fact that we will never be racists and ofcourse they look at you all like that not depending on the age of you because once we were comunists and we didn't get to see this much people with other races ... we could never have what we rlly wanted or do what we rlly wanted
hope this helps a lot
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There is no rasism, old people stare at black people just because they are not used to see black people. There is no rasism in Romania, in romanian parlament there is ministries lead by minorities, and the president of the country comes out form an etnic minority group. As a fact: in the past Romania also had foreign kings.
I live in Romania as a member of a minority group and can confirm that most of Romanian people are hypocrites. They are holier than the pope, when describing themselves, but it's all surface level bullcrap to have good publicity. In fact, the Romanian people's inherent xenofobia is exploited by the political elites through the press and secret police.
They have a inferiority complex towards westerners, hence the exceptional kindness towards them.
We do have very bad racism against roma people. It is so engrained into the Romanian society that people don't even see it as racism.
Nu sunt obișnuiți să vadă oameni negri ? De ce nu ar fii? Avem și noi oameni negri. Nu e vreo surpriză. Poate sa fie rasism.
@@CătălinaMaria1896 In bucuresti vezi un negru, poate doi daca te plimbi o ora. In alte orase nu vezi deloc. Nu e mare chestie.
@@CătălinaMaria1896Nu, pentru că nu aveam sclavi negri. cum se spune în America că pentru a fi rasist trebuie să beneficiezi de rasismul sistemic dintr-un grup pentru a fi ravis cu acel grup.
In afara de asta aproape nic nu sunt persoane negre in Romania. Ultima oara cam 10 ani in urma nu se vedeau de loc.
Nu contează dacă este negru tu ești un om care Dumnezeu te a făcut și Dumnezeu te iubește mult Amin
😂😂😂😂 that look. Greetings from Atlanta GA 🇺🇸❤️🇷🇴
We global! Shout out to you👋🏾😂
I stare at everyone who walks past me...
Typical Romanian 😂😂😂😂🎉
@@Alexandra-mm3tf I'm not Romanian....
Brilliant but it's still very typical of a Romanian😂
Especially to hot girls 😂
As a Romanian I have been through the same thing since I am Romanian and I'm tanned and my parents,siblings and grandparents are all white and people do tend to stare and think that I'm adopted but they are not racist they are just all mostly white I hope that answers your question (*´ω｀*)
They're not racist. They're just not used to diversity. It's not like they have hateful thoughts.
As a romanian i am suprised that any black people live there
As a Romanian, I have to admit that it is so.They lived in other times and are not used to diversity.But, I'm sure the under 60s and especially people your age,they are friendly, educated and willing to help you at any time. Isn't is? 🙂
It is not a sign of "education" to tolerate many foreigners in YOUR country. This is Romania, not Africa. Diversity ultimately means less Romanians.
What would the millions of African economic migrants say, if we did this shit in their countries. Going to their poor countries, asking for money and committing crimes and then whining about "muuuh racism" and guilt them into accepting "diversity".
You see nation states aren't economic zones, their borders, peoples, culture are rooted in more than 100 and sometimes even 1000 year old history. A nation state is by its very nature exclusive, it is not for everyone! Only a small minority of foreigners may reside in a country (say 10%) and these foreigners shouldn't be economic migrants (forced on you by the EU) from the Near East or Africa but from your neighbours states.
This African is entitled and should be deported to Africa.
Yes but it's not about racism just curiousity. But some people like to jump to conclusions anything they find wierd or don't like?
" It's racism thats why "
My black/brown/toned skin friends told me that if I would go in Africa I won’t get out alive from there. But that’s not a reason to cry on the internet. Indeed elderly people in Romania may never ever seen a black person so that’s their first reaction that doesn’t mean they are racist.
Stop this victim mindset king , grow up and lead by example.
He's not crying, he's describing facts which is good, so other black people would know what to expect if they visit 😂
The world doesn't owe you understanding. This is what people need to understand. It's not racism, it's them protecting their culture. As someone from borneo, I see myself in my fellow borneans and as a Muslim i see myself in my fellow muslims brothers & sisters so I am more friendly to those i relate more.
Whenever i go to Japan or South Korea, i know that that the native there will see me differently and i act accordingly, and actually behave better than i ever did in my own country to create a good image for my country.
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Why exactly would you need to protect your culture against someone walking in the street ? How is your culture in danger ?
@@silverking2181 our culture is in danger by someone else's culture and way of life coming settling in big numbers here. Spare us the seemingly confused attitude.
@@abygorsonabor7982 The f*ck ?
How can a guy walking in the street do that ? And which country are you from to begin with ?
Protecting our culture from what??!!! From black people?! C'mon I can assure you we aren't afraid of our culture being violated in any way so speak for yourself
We, Romanians, are not prejudiced against black people. So, please, do not try this racist card on Romanians. Have you ever thought that people stare you simply because they are curious, which is the case in most cases?
By the way the racist card wouldn't work on us because we never had black slaves therefore we didn't benefit from systemic racism which would give us the "power" to be racist which we don't.
bro people will stare at u like crazy even if u just a lil bit different than everyone else,i went out with a mask on my face a few days ago and people won't stop staring at me
Why do black people always accuse people of racism for anything they do.
They stare at you in a way you not used to? RACISM ITS RACISM I WILL SUE YOUUU. HELP! CALL THE POLICE. THEY WANT ME DEAD BECAUSE I'M BLACK 😱😨💀
To understand better Erwin,it might help to know that in the manga (in the anime this detail isn't present) it's stated that Erwin is specialized in killing/predict abnormal titans(that titan attacked only erwin because it was an abnormal one)
meaning they see you, you are alive, you are not invizible.... be happy,be proud, be you who is polite and smile .everyone loves ppl with a drop a personal charm.Salut
It’s because it’s pretty rare to find a dark skin person in Romania that’s why it’s nothing racist no one is being racist we are pretty friendly
It's not racism. It's that most old people aren't used to seeing strangers. Why? Because they lived through communism when people weren't allowed to leave the country. While Romania is a beautiful country, you have to understand that it is a country still traumatized and in progress. If you want to go there and expect everyone to act as if you're in the West, you choose the wrong country. Circumstances have to be understand or we would be calling everything racism
My view was expressed. I never said that I want to be treated different.
@@romaniac I didn't said you wanted to be treated differently. My point was and still is that Romania is a country that has been through a lot and foreigners weren't always helpful or had good intentions. Now, I know this isn't a reason to be racist, but people here are still adjusting. I notice that the younger generation is not like that, most of them aren't racist
@@romaniac About 'everyone act as if you're in the West' I'm talking about the fact that the West is more open-minded then we are and that most people expect to be the same here. Problem is, it's not and here it's harder for people to adjust. Yes, what happens here is wrong, but most people are still trying to adjust to the new standards of society
@@caterjna7089Based on systemic racism Romanians can't be racism to blacks because we didn't own black slaves.
i can assure you, most of us are just excited we have more people visiting our country
I don't think you want savages coming and staying here for too long. If they do, expect thief and rape cases skyrocket. Expel the undesirables, take care and TLC!
Depends who it is. You know we don't want any people to live in political asylum and houses for such purpose. And for a good reason.
We just want people capable and thats not looking to depend on our people. Just like the Chinese people coming to Romania which are helping with the economy by opening their shops etc.
Im also Black and from Romania and i can tell u they stare like that for curiosity and Romania respects another people skin color
It s pure curiosity,some of them may never seen a black man before but this answer you know it already and it doesn't give you that DRAMA you looking for. In Romania,as in most of Eastern and Central European countries,we do not believe in this "racism" you and some of other people love speaking about,we judge people by their manners,level of education,common sense etc.
Not looking for Drama 😊 just expressed my personal impression.
@@romaniac I really dont believe people in romania are racist, they often look at the character and not at the skin color.
As a Romanian, I am sorry this happens to you, idk what kind of people tend to be racist but not me
The old people in Romania stare at everyone
When I was in romania for 2 months I only ever saw three 🙋🏾 People
Ngl this is the reason I try to avoid staring at black people as a Romanian.. that somehow they will think it's racist for me to stare at them, when in reality I admire their beauty, or just out of curiosity since it's not an everyday thing to see a black person in this country
Let them assume who cares.
Is not like we owned any black slaves so based on that idea we can't be racist to Black people because we didn't benefit from systemic racism.
If theu ever want to accuse you of racism pull this fact out that I just told you.
@@gigidotto9014Just because you didn’t own any slaves doesn’t mean you can’t be racist🙄. It’s just very uncomfortable, if you want to say something to me, just SPEAK. Why stare?
Romanians stare at literally every person
Sub-Saharan Africans we are chocolate brown in color. Black skin is a rare genetic concentration of melanin found in certain tribes. The flesh is red and it shows through the African skin giving it a slightly golden brown hue. Sometimes in neon lighting comes off purple.
Just a thing that will make you understand Romania… No War Started In Romania. Ever
That tells alot of this people.. which Socrates described: “the wisest which are known”
Okay, you see here black cars.. tatooed guys.. but its just.. here strength is a value… but our humanity is something you have to experience to understand…
This with ukraine.. i expected the reaction.. because i know what happened in ww2 with how we helped 100k Polish escape in 1939… our prime minister literally gave his life for that
Europe somehow always had pejorative words about us, hate, misunderstand us for no reason… but the humanity you will find in a romanian, is unlike anything.. because we know what is suffering better!!!
Now it matters where you live in romania, at the countryside its respectful to say ‘bunăziua’ or ‘sărâmâna’ so thats why they stare at you. Or if you are at the city they always do that to others, they just kinda watch the others pass by with that face 😂
That is normal in Romania. Usually grannies attend to stare at everyone they see, nonstop, just to talk shit about them.
It doesn't matter what or who are you, they will always do that
Hope it helps♡
This happens to me every time and is so annoying and sometimes kids do the same thing
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but it's bad there sometimes
Old people in Romania stare at anyone they don't know. In villages and small communities they will also ask a stranger who he is and what it's his business here. It's curiosity more than anything
My family are romanian but i was born and raised in England.
Its interesting that older romanians will stare at a black person, they should know what persecution is.
People always think it was the jews in concentration camps in WW2, but it was also million of romanians too.
I really wish everyone saw people as the same. Equal
Well when I see a black person on the street i just talk to them in English,it's not that hard!And many times when i walk past them,they actually try to speak in Romanian,like i walk past them and i just hear from them silencly saying:"Salut"(the usual greet in Romania),and i smile at them and do the same thing!And i am happy that,there are black person's here in Romania,cuz i can still chat with them in English,cuz I can speak English very well!Like I am at the top of my class at English.😊
Dw, older people stare at everyone if they feel like it
As a Moldovan seeing a colored person is a pretty rare sight, mostly to village people that have never seen a colored person. From my experience seeing one is like seeing a famous actor from a movie, people don't mean to be rude it's just that there aren't many black people here or in Romania (sorry for my english)
as a romainan i guarantee that's not true because the older people stare at you because they're surprised that a black person entered the country
Because those who lived under communism did not really see black people in Romania. Good health and no racism because we are all created by God and we are equal
As a Romanian I can relate when old people just STARE at you just because what you're wearing, doing, going, saying, looking even as a white person not only black and yes most people when they see a black person they just say "omg look an African"
Like I'm just annoyed by this
(Btw if you relate give a like to his video)
I used to think the series "inspector rex" was a bit racist for only casting white people until i learned the series was German
In Romania it's very hard to find black people... In Romania, older people just don't like cameras
I’m Romanian 💖 And they star cause they Haven’t seen a black person before and I’m sure They are thinking (OMG SO PRETTY/OMG SO HANDSOME VERY NICE PEOPLE) It’s a good thing cause they never get to actually see a black person in person before and they are very beautiful (TRUE FACtS)
Brother, we almost never see black people in romania, so we look at them fascinated because it is very rare to see black people in romania, we are not racist
You should have kept the short going for a few more seconds to see why they stare also. It comes off a bit disenguinous, when taken out of context. I have seen the full vid and they stare out of curiosity, since not many black people live in Romania. Nothing rude, no harm intended
They do the same thing with everything new. Im romanian and old people used to stare at me because I was skateboarding. They stare in the same way at german, asian tourists or arab students. They are the funniest when they see indian men with turbans 😄😯
Most likely, it's curiosity more than anything. Romanians are very welcoming. Unfortunately, I might add, in the case of Andrew Tate. That dude should just be kicked out. He's an embarrassment for human kind altogether.
That is the result of race mixing. I don't think he got the pimping and the obsession with money and status from his white parent (don't remember which one)...
Yeap, in that case, I totally agree. And not because of any racial ground, but because that guy is simply a horrible human being.
Andrew Tate is a wild man. He is not a sissy boy
Andrew Tate looks white and he's just an ass, which we have plenty of in Romania anyways lol😅
Is unfortunate how we see each other but regardless, I still see you as another spectrum of the human race. I will support you and going subscribe brother ✊✊🏻✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿
Disgusting. Follow the principles of our Captain and everything will be alright. Take care and TLC!
Africans especially Kenyans are the ancestors of all people on earth I have great respect for them
I am romanian....NO RACISM HERE...100% guaranteed....never was an incident...stop spreading rumors just for subscribers..
Eu sunt tigan si rasismul e la ordinea zilei
I'm romanian too and we Look like this beacuse we love Black person we dont make Differenzen
Romanian is 99+ percent ethnic Romanian. The old people have probably never seen a black person in real life. Probably just interested. I doubt it's racism although racism does exist everywhere in varying degrees. You are using to capitalize clicks for example.
Ai auzit de unguri de tigani sau de sasi? Stii ce sunt astia?
This is bullshit, maybe 85% ethnic Romanian.
You have Hungarians, Roma Gypsy, Germans, Ukrainians, Turks and others.
Do not confuse color with ethnicity.
@@DonCR3145 yes something around that.
@@DonCR3145 I meant to type 89% my point remains valid. Those minorities you mention are not very different from Romanians. Do not confuse color with ethnicity is a dumb statement. No shit guy.
99% Romanian with a touch of Hungarian. lol Romania is a very diverse country ma man Romanians are about 70% of the total population while the rest are other ethnicities such as Hungarians, Germans, Romany, Turkic, Bulgarian, Serbian, Ukrainian, Tatars and of course foreigners from alover the world
It's a Romanian saying "why are you looking (at me) like to an exotic/foreign car?"
Us Romanian don't want to make you fell uncomfortable but there aren't a lot of black poleople so is out of curiosity. We welcome everyone to our country 😊
You here might have just started racism in Romania
Romania is a white dominated country and darker skintones are associated with poverty here. We have a whole different word for darker people, and no, its not a slur.
as a romanian they are casually racist in normal talk also if you hear the word "maimuta" or "colorat" they are saying "monkey and "coloured"
normally there was this thing where some other people part of romania were called țigăni and they’re still here but now they mostly beg for money nowadays and you see kinda a lot of them in onești but when they see black people they aren’t mean but they don’t understand where they’re from or sum because there’s never. well not never but rarely any black people so the older generation will stare at you but because they’re curious or they think you’re a țigăn or țigan idk how to spell it singular but erm yea so don’t b scared if you have a whole paparazzi 😋
but they ain’t racist they welcome any race/ people from other countries, it’s jus curiosity gang 🔥🔥🔥
It's curiosity, don't be a soyboy and accuse people of smth they don't do.
Yes, we stare. It is not rude to stare at something different. We stare at people having a different outfit, hairstyle, skin color. 99% is just curiosity.
@@finnmonstarI can assure you no Romanian male is affeminate amd will kick anyones ass if you force them to accept your bs and fake accusations of racism.
In 🇵🇷 Puerto Rico theres no differences like that we all the same
You mean in the US.. and most of you guys are on the mainland anyways. I don’t get how proud Puerto Rican people can be knowing full well they sold out, and still talk shit to the Mexicans who have a country. You guys are just as racist as anyone else. Sorry, I had to say it 🇷🇴🇺🇸
So you are better than Romanians meaning there is a difference. Doesn't that implify you are kinda raci$t now?
yeah as an african i know you was asking your fellow africans what tribe they are and jugded eachother based on that. solve your own problems instead of europes problem
This is very funny, Romania was border locked for over 50 years so the idea of seeing different people will cause anyone to stare, it's called curiosity and every race/nation has it.
You think we/they stare at black people only? It goes the same way for Asian people.
Overall height in Romania is 170 to 185, if we see a white guy over 200 we would stare cause it's something rare.
If a woman would walk in a rural area half naked the whole village would stare because most of countryside women dress decent overall.
The fact that Romania is a poor country and has or is in the lowest crime rate in europe should say alot about the people.
i'm from Romania and that is not racism that is because black people are rare in Romania so it was problably the first time they seen a black person . is was the same when i seen my firs black person i just woched them
Its stupid to say this is racism. Romanians are amazed to see a black person and they stare at you because of curiosity. It is rare to see a black person. As The person that comented before ME said: if a White romanian person would GO în a black people country, people would turn their heads and stare, too. It's o normal thing, when people see something they are not used to. S-o stop promoting this racism thing. Or maybe You wish racism was real here 🤔
As a Romanian, I'm so sorry. My parents are quite racist, even tho my dad is black too. Luckily, I'm grateful that I'm not racist but let me explain my theory why.
In Romania, there is a kind of people called "țigan" are black. Those kind of people can be kinda annoying. Please remember that this is just my theory.
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Hahaha I was expecting a longer video. So I'm Romanian, from the country side, to say that there aren't racist Romanians it's a lie, there certainly are, like everywhere. But truthfully speaking they are not as racist as in other parts of the world. As about the staring from older generations , trust me it's not racism, it's curiosity, there aren't so many black people in Romania and many have never even seen a person that isn't from their iwn village. Another thing Romanians generally do stare, very gossipy, older generations always stare at the younger generations lol. On the other side many Romanians glorify black people because they think they are really cool, which is just as silly. We have very loved black Romanian celebreties like Kabral that's never been perceived as anything else but another Romanian regardless of his strong afrocentric features. I think the best person to describe racism in Romania is a Black Romanian, born and bread there 😂
Im black but im romanian
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One time in Romania I saw a racist guy then I saw a black friend I came to the racist guy I told him to stop being racist from behind then in a silent way went away then my black friend walked past the guy and he did nothing
Yeah, beacues a 60 yo now has lived for 27 years under comunism. They aint seen whiskey or elvis presley in that time
More than that.. from 1948 to 1989 was the comunism
@@CatalinV_89 like yeah nigga, la asta ma refeream.
@@CatalinV_89 da gen ma referam la un om care are 60 de ani acum, in 2020
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Not because of racism, but bcs im romanian
There's always the option not to come here. In fact I encourage you not to.
I'm from east Asia, I deal with it almost every time I went to public place.
I'm sorry but we are not used to see black people or asian people!
That s not racism. Not seeing someone that looks different and looking at that person is not racism. We don’t have really have black ppl in romania, so we look at them when we see them. We just look. In Asia, people will take clips and videos of you. In Africa, with a white person, everyone will back off, kids would run away
Im from romanian and i can tell u the old people yes they may be racist
But some younger or jnder 60 take u as a normal person
Dont get it wrong we aren't racist we are just unused to see an black person
I would say they are surprised to see you , I was born and grew up in Romania a long time ago and we didn’t have any black people there and in the 80s a few came to study in our Universities, so I wasn’t used to it , and then we moved to Detroit in ‘87! What a difference but as I Christian I don’t discriminate against anyone and I have friends who are like you and also Arabs too!
Thank you for your sharing your experience. I think you Talk about It in a very elocuente and rational way.
Im a latinamerican woman, with arabic heritage...Brown skin, curly hair. I have been traveling Rumanía for a week. Most of the people i have meet treated me with such care and were very nice, chaty, helpfull, wanted to share a litle bit of their beautiful country.
But today at a Sibiu giftstore/souvernir( the yellow one on top of the liar bridge) i had the most heavy episode of racism of my Life( i have been in 25 countries). I has simply looking for the perfect gift for my Boyfriend..i took a litle time looking that is true. I ask her if she could open a glass shelf...she said no and ride away start to insult me, acusing me to try to still something, and she had " better things to do that kindergarten my stupid ass""... Ithen took me out and close the entire shop( 10:30 on the morning) in my face in a very aggressive way.
I was paralised triying to understand what happened. I could only tell her she was very rude. Sure she is not avalilable in Google reviews. Felt very sad and angry, but i can understand that is only one bad experience and it of cours does not apply in a generalized Matter.
Ok I'm Romanian and I think Ik why older people do this black people started migrating to Romanian in the late 90s and older people are probably not use to seeing different races from around the world
As a Romanian I like black people and also I’m white😊
because the older generation never in their life seen a black person, is it wrong just to stare?, it's not insulting tho, they don't have any negative thoughts bro💀
without criticizing Italy... if you find kind people it's very good but some people will be racist
Because we are a white countrie and those old people lived in comunism and didn’t have the chance to travel so much in western countries,so is not rasism,they’re just curious. Same thing about me as a white going in an african village, same reaction from older people. 👍