Diaspora Wars Part 2: Is Pan Africanism Dead? (Black Americans, Caribbeans and Africans)

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  • Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2024

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  • @dmac5808
    @dmac5808 Год назад +27

    I agree 1000 percent, FBAs need to stick together and lets take care of our house before we try to unify with others.

  • @javionriley8739
    @javionriley8739 Год назад +81

    The black Americans (descendants of USA chattel slavery) /FREEDMAN handle this conversation with facts & intelligence that had all those tethers shook !! I’m beyond proud of my black American millennial/gen-Z

    • @VIRALDebates
      @VIRALDebates  Год назад +6

      Thanks

    • @lindamccoy9543
      @lindamccoy9543 Год назад

      I agree a 💯 percent l'm proud to be black american...they taking about culture black americans are the culture they all mincing us an copy us...

    • @soulfullysowingseeds
      @soulfullysowingseeds Год назад

      Stay focus beloved melanin negroes (Israelites) 🤎

    • @joshuawisdom9694
      @joshuawisdom9694 Год назад +4

      @@VIRALDebates can i debate you?

    • @THELIONSDEN-jw4ul
      @THELIONSDEN-jw4ul Год назад

      ​@@VIRALDebatesSIS IF ANY BLACK PERSON ARE FROM SLAVERY ON THE FATHER SIDE
      NEGROES
      JAMAICANS
      HATIANS
      NATIVE AMERICAN INDIANS
      SEMINOLE INDIANS
      ALL HISPANICS OF INDIAN DECENT
      WE ARE NOT AFRICANS AND HAVE NO ROOT IN AFRICA. THAT NAME AFRICA IS A WHITE MAN NAME LEO SCIPPIO AFRICANUS.
      WE ARE THE BIBLICAL 12 TRIBES OF ISRAEL AND ISRAEL IS OUR MOTHERLAND. . JESUS WOULD BE A FBA BEVAUSE BLACK AMERICANS ARE JEWS FROM THE TRIBE OF JUDAH. YOU SIS YOUR FATHER IS JAMAICAN YOU WILL BE FROM THE TRIBE OF BENJAMIN. THE 12 TRIBES OF ISRAEL ARE NOT WHITE BUT BLACK PEOPLE. MUCH LOVE SIS

  • @stefaniegueye693
    @stefaniegueye693 Год назад +10

    So glad to see young folks discussing this important topic. I do believe in Pan African and the African Diaspora. We have too much in common that cannot be ignored. We do not need everybody to subscribe to this notion. heart ❤️🧡💚💙🖤🩶

  • @lordschild673
    @lordschild673 Год назад +27

    I’ve been saying the same thing Chase said, we’re already divided… Trying to unify has caused a lot of these arguments, in the end everyone is prideful in who they are nobody wants to take blame just pointing fingers…

  • @somaliagainstpanafricanism4865
    @somaliagainstpanafricanism4865 Год назад +29

    In 🇺🇸 Africans and Caribbeans have a marriage of misery because both places are third world so there’s a natural bond.

    • @uniqueamerican4963
      @uniqueamerican4963 Год назад +2

      Facts I noticed that as well, aren't you African?

    • @salviawisdom496
      @salviawisdom496 Год назад

      Your country Somali is also a place of misery. You are so insignificant compared to some countries in Africa. So calm your idiocy, Africa doesn't need you, and stay in the United States. You also fled the misery of your country

    • @1thegreat841
      @1thegreat841 Год назад +2

      😂😂😂😂😂

    • @jeffreyAdewaleIge
      @jeffreyAdewaleIge 3 месяца назад

      The US is a Third world country!... They cant even provide all if their citizens free universal Healthcare , because they use all of their money to go and bomb so called " Third world countrys " . Killing democratic leaders or paying off CURRUPT ones , to administrate those countries on behalf of the US. The US isn't all that, even though they keep shoveling the idea if it being the "best place in world ever" down everybody's throats
      .

    • @jeffreyAdewaleIge
      @jeffreyAdewaleIge 3 месяца назад

      @@somaliagainstpanafricanism4865 The US is a Third world country!... They cant even provide all of their citizens free universal Healthcare , because they use all of their money to go and bomb the so called " Third world countrys " . Killing democratic leaders or paying off CURRUPT ones , who can administrate thoes counties on behalf of the US. The Us isn't all that, even though they keep shoveling down the throats of everyone that they are " the best nation that has ever existed " in the world
      .

  • @middletonwilliams7608
    @middletonwilliams7608 Год назад +15

    This was a great conversation thank you for putting this together I'm from Greenville SC and I didn't grow up around black immigrants so I was under the impression that we were all one big black family I didn't really find out about how bad the diaspora wars had gotten until recently but this was a great panel I appreciate everyone's honesty this dialogue was very informative 💯

    • @javionriley8739
      @javionriley8739 Год назад +1

      I’m from the black wealth Mecca of Columbia/Richland county South Carolina

    • @jenny-im9gc
      @jenny-im9gc Год назад

      Her panel was a bias one. With little knowledge about the influence of the Caribbean Community in America black struggle. The ones representing the Caribbean were black Americans with Caribbean parents. Not a good representation

  • @cmagee8596
    @cmagee8596 Год назад +20

    The moderator is outstanding! Well-versed with accurate history. Emotionally intelligent and with good critical thinking skills.

    • @VIRALDebates
      @VIRALDebates  Год назад +1

      thank you!

    • @nubianpwr
      @nubianpwr 3 месяца назад

      agreed!

    • @THELIONSDEN-jw4ul
      @THELIONSDEN-jw4ul 3 месяца назад

      ​@@VIRALDebatesI THINK WHEN PEOPLE SAY YOU ARE NOT FBA OR BLACK AMERICANS ITS BECAUSE YOU ARE WHO YOUR FATHER IS SO I SEE IT AS THEY KNOW YOUR FATHER IS JAMAICAN AND YOU ARE 2ND GENERATION IMMIGRANTS THAT YOUR FATHER DID NOT COME FROM THE SOIL HERE LIKE US. OUR CULTURE IS YOU GO BY YOUR FATHER AND THE WOMAN GIVES BIRTH TO RHE MAN SEED . JUST SO.ETHING TO THINK ABOUT THAT IS HOW GOD OPERATES.

    • @simpyone1836
      @simpyone1836 3 месяца назад

      And very candyish to the ocular nerves 🫠 ... reference to the OP observations about moderator

  • @MrKavonne
    @MrKavonne Год назад +14

    Chase was on point! we've been divided,we need to focus on us as Black Americans.

    • @landmark22
      @landmark22 11 месяцев назад

      I think we always have we all have been mind screwed. When I went to Africa and the Carribean I gravitated for some reason to Black people that spoke and are working on unity.

  • @nynurse29
    @nynurse29 Год назад +46

    Moving to Orlando, Florida, open my eyes with the black diaspora. And yes that xenophobia toward AAs is definitely a part of their culture that surpass childhood. I have 2 brothers that married an African and Jamaican not once was there any negative push back in our family. I'm a nurse and have done contracts where nurses in the black diaspora click up in isolate themselves from AA nurses it was observed and felt. Initially moving here I was excited to see more black people of different culture now I'm not so sure.

    • @elijahlyrics3790
      @elijahlyrics3790 Год назад +2

      It's interesting that you act as if AA's are not xenophobic people. Everything you mentioned is one sided.

    • @nynurse29
      @nynurse29 Год назад +1

      @Elijah Lyrics we aren't. What you gonna bring up african booty scratcher even AAs called each other that. We aren't in our homed teaching our children from birth to stay away from AAs that them.

    • @VIRALDebates
      @VIRALDebates  Год назад +2

      Thank you for your response

    • @VIRALDebates
      @VIRALDebates  Год назад +20

      @@elijahlyrics3790 xenopobia means to dislike ppl from other countries and pass that down to generations. BA's don't do that

    • @thewordsmith5440
      @thewordsmith5440 Год назад +13

      @@elijahlyrics3790 I won't say AAs don't do that to an extent but our parents don't threaten us for dating other black people. It's crazy that so many black immigrants are actually forbidden from dating black Americans. You are also the ones moving to America which makes it sound crazier. You grow up being able to marry every group of people except a back American? You make not being around black Americans a huge part of your upbringing which is weird.

  • @bikwah
    @bikwah Год назад +17

    the key is this....all of this problem exists in the USA, so by default those that came here recently by choice have a responsibility to learn about and respect those that have been here struggling and dying for centuries.

    • @OtheDaddy
      @OtheDaddy Год назад +3

      Correct. Above all everyone has to learn about AFRICA. AFRICA should be the gravitation Centre of ALL Blacks on the Planet. The misunderstandings stem from the fact that some do not want anything to do with Africa, which is unforunate, because Africa is the ONLY solution to all of their problems.

    • @jeffreyAdewaleIge
      @jeffreyAdewaleIge 3 месяца назад

      @@bikwah all of them that are om the panel seem to be born/ or and raised I in the us .

    • @chocolatequeen2019
      @chocolatequeen2019 23 дня назад

      @@OtheDaddywhy should Africa be the center of concern? We are blk Americans. We need to focus on building our communities.

    • @OtheDaddy
      @OtheDaddy 23 дня назад

      @@chocolatequeen2019
      So you came from Blackland? Go on focus on your "community" and everything will be fine.
      If you do not understand Africa can mean the solution to ALL of your major problems then go and study Master teachers like Dr John Henrik Clarke, who observed:
      “Africa should be home of our spirit, and it should be the meaning and definition of our commitment, The tragedy of the continent right now is that Africans have lost from their historical memory when they were in charge of the State, and the methods they used in maintaining the State”.
      You want to own nothing on a tiny island instead of claiming a continent. That is a sad state of mind. Meanwhile ALL of your oppressors are rushing to Africa to seek for solutions to their problems.

  • @lordschild673
    @lordschild673 Год назад +23

    You absolutely are FBA, there’s nothing wrong with having pride in both of your ethnic groups… And by the way we’re proud of you to, keep doing your thing…

    • @VIRALDebates
      @VIRALDebates  Год назад +3

      Thank you

    • @THELIONSDEN-jw4ul
      @THELIONSDEN-jw4ul Год назад

      ​@@VIRALDebatesWHAT WAS MISSED WAS ALL THE GRAPE P&RN THESE BLACK IMMIGRANTS WOMEN ARE DOINGAND TELLING BLACK WOMEN TO LEAVE BLACK MEN IN AMERICA. SO MANY BLACK IMMIGRANTS MEN BE TALKING MAD STUFF TO. THEY ARE CAUSING MANY PROBLEMS..

    • @THELIONSDEN-jw4ul
      @THELIONSDEN-jw4ul 3 месяца назад

      IF YOU ARE ON YOUR FATHERS LINE NEGROES JAMAICANS HATIANS NATIVE AMERICAN INDIANS SEMINOLE INDIANS AND ALL AFRO LATINAS OF INDIAN DECENT WE ARE THE BIBLICAL 12 TRIBES OF ISRAEL. THE FIRST CHURCH BUILT BY THE SLAVES IN SAVANAH GEORGIA HAS ANCIENT HEBREW CARVED IN THE PUGHS. PRESIDENT PUTIN RELEASED THE ANCIENT PAINTINGS OF JEWS BEING BLACK AND PUTIN SAID THAT HE SERVES BLACK JESUS AND GOT BAPTIZED UNDER BLACK JESUS. THAT NAME AFRICA IS A WHITE MAN NAME LEO SCIPPIO AFRICANUS SO THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS AFRICA OR AFRICANS. 95 PERCENT OF PEOPLE IN AFRICA ARE NOT OUR PEOPLE AT ALL THEY ARE HAMITES WE ARE SHEMITES. US NEGROES ARE FROM THE TRIBE OF JUDAH THE SAME AS JESUS CHRIST FROM THE TRIBE OF JUDAH THE SAME AS KING JAMES AND KING CHARLES THE FIRST WERE NEGROES FROM THE TRIBE OF JUDAH.

  • @Universityofuncommonsense
    @Universityofuncommonsense Год назад +5

    Glad to see my generation weighing in on this. We are our only hope.

  • @sarahchappell5914
    @sarahchappell5914 Год назад +87

    Black Americans don't sit around talking about other groups

    • @joshuawisdom9694
      @joshuawisdom9694 Год назад +15

      And neither do black immigrants

    • @yvans.
      @yvans. Год назад

      Lol you have podcast trashing black Americans immigrants.
      Stop

    • @THELIONSDEN-jw4ul
      @THELIONSDEN-jw4ul Год назад

      ​@@joshuawisdom9694CLUBHOUSE YES THEY DO AND THEY GO IN ROOMS WITH WHITE SUPREMACY AND TALK ABOUT BLACK AMERICANS. STOP LYING

    • @RiseAwakenedOne
      @RiseAwakenedOne Год назад +27

      ​@@joshuawisdom9694no they obsess over black Americans

    • @joshuawisdom9694
      @joshuawisdom9694 Год назад +4

      @@RiseAwakenedOne why would they?

  • @shariagreen6864
    @shariagreen6864 2 месяца назад +1

    I love all the points that were brought up!! We really do need more conversation son this and we need to do better with connecting with each other.

  • @mrmanq9517
    @mrmanq9517 Год назад +9

    This such an IMPORTANT topic...the truth is that as things stand, its very difficult to unite because we have different values and trauma
    Lets start with understanding each others history and values🙌

  • @adosscreenwriter1
    @adosscreenwriter1 Год назад +14

    “I feel Bamboozle by Black Immigrants/African Diaspora." Miss Cleopatra Bell #ADOS

    • @tasdninc9938
      @tasdninc9938 Год назад

      #ados is an LGBT organization created by agents of the White Establishment!

  • @dirtydirty5857
    @dirtydirty5857 Год назад +15

    I'm African American a descendant of slavery and born and bred In the deep south Alabama that is lol just being from where all that shit went down it gives you chills the blood runs deep.. . Dirtysouth4L

  • @xtraprebel6274
    @xtraprebel6274 Год назад +13

    Good conservation and yes Pan Africanism is dead.

    • @OtheDaddy
      @OtheDaddy Год назад

      How do you kill an idea or a movement? Why did Africans come up with the concept of Pan-Africanism?

  • @atuahene85
    @atuahene85 Год назад +10

    Good or bad, I’m just glad we are sitting down to talk. Hopefully it leads better relationship in the future

  • @nubianpaige
    @nubianpaige Год назад +9

    Can't have Pan Africanism when In all African countries they still practice tribalism & they bring their tribalism here in US. Pan Africanis is not sensing. This is not to disparage people from the continant its just facts.

  • @Ty-eo7he
    @Ty-eo7he Год назад +16

    And DONT LET THESE C♾️NS QUESTIONS IF YOU YOU BLACK AMERICAN! Skip them sis We wit You

  • @LosAngelesMade
    @LosAngelesMade Год назад +9

    Love the discussion but it wasn’t balanced enough and as a mod she should remain neutral. I’m FBA but felt this was poorly one sided, we need to take accountability in any discussion to mend or better ANY relationship. Great discussion great show otherwise, shoutout Africa and the Caribs and ofcourse Black America, one day we willl get it together ❤️

  • @wydiamakeba
    @wydiamakeba Год назад +14

    Spice is a grown women saying those things. No grown FBA is saying bad things to the Africans or Caribbean

    • @jeffreyAdewaleIge
      @jeffreyAdewaleIge 3 месяца назад

      @@wydiamakeba they kind of are. You can mean something without actually saying it right out. The so called " black Americans on the show. Were acting like like the didn't have anything of wider global interests in common with the other black people on the panel.

    • @Manny_Toure
      @Manny_Toure 3 месяца назад

      @wydiamakeba straight bs. It goes both ways. Tariq Nasheed himself has become obsessed with generalizing "tethers" every chance he gets on his lives. His followers then call in to offer their opinion as well. Black immigrants are not innocent, but he strategically stirs the pot on purpose. He profits from all this to in the end. His wife is nonFBA, and he lives around nothing but white people.

  • @islander5334
    @islander5334 Год назад +6

    Correction based on what the host said in the video. Independence is different from emancipation. Emancipation is freedom from slavery, independence is the establishment of a new sovereign country. Jamaica for example had emancipation in 1838 but had independence in 1962.

    • @islander5334
      @islander5334 Год назад +3

      Meaning slavery became illegal, but Jamaica was still basically britain

  • @nubianpwr
    @nubianpwr 3 месяца назад +1

    Powerful dialogue... keep going🙏🏾 subscribed!

  • @anitab734
    @anitab734 Год назад +3

    You did an amazing job 😇🙏💯❤️😅

  • @Prettyladyjasmine
    @Prettyladyjasmine Год назад +33

    Just for reference…”African booty scratcher” is not an insult reserved for Africans only…it is a colorist joke for all dark skinned people…it’s rooted in anti-Blackness. I think because Africans don’t understand the history of colorism in America, they would think they are being called that because they are African…single out for being African…but it’s really being singled out because of complexion. It’s all very wrong…and hurtful…but I just wanted to explain it.

    • @dangerwetikosclose2682
      @dangerwetikosclose2682 Год назад

      They need to take their soft behind BACK to their beloved kingdoms! I'm caramel skinned, and I was called an African booty scratcher! I called all my brothers and friends that. It's a joke. That's what we do!

    • @adams6798
      @adams6798 Год назад +5

      So why do you say it if it brings negative energy? Pure lack of abstract intellect.

    • @vanessawestbrook6976
      @vanessawestbrook6976 Год назад +7

      Your absolutely right because it is typically a term that was used by children and not adults. Your not going to hear an adult say it. Your not going to hear anyone say it much at all today but in the 80s/90s yes it was a joke that was told amongst kids. Not adults.

    • @adams6798
      @adams6798 Год назад +5

      @@vanessawestbrook6976
      Kids learn stuff from adults, they don’t just woke up and shout, “African booty scratcher”, they hear that from adults first.

    • @vanessawestbrook6976
      @vanessawestbrook6976 Год назад +10

      @@adams6798 Actually it was in a movie during a scene between KIDS lol. That's how it even became relevant for my generation. I have never in my entire life heard an adult say that. EVER lol In fact you say that in front of an adult, you may even get in trouble.

  • @najma242
    @najma242 8 месяцев назад +2

    I am a Bahamian and this is disheartening to know that the Afro-Americans and Caribbean countries are warring..this is MADMESS!! I hope that this changes...I am really just learning about this war over the last year or two...

    • @anthonyblackman7669
      @anthonyblackman7669 8 месяцев назад +1

      No one is waring mate, in fact there are lots of family ties between the two groups. The reality is that people move around and intermingle, cohabitate, form bonds and in the midst of all that often there are culture clashes, but this whole warring fallacy was actually created on RUclips by a few ignorant folks…….and God knows who’s behind that.

    • @cloudyskies7591
      @cloudyskies7591 6 месяцев назад +2

      Caribbean people and African Americans are cool 😂

    • @skaireyez4575
      @skaireyez4575 3 месяца назад +1

      The warring is mainly online tho

  • @thewordsmith5440
    @thewordsmith5440 Год назад +13

    And yes Africans most definetely sold other tribes because they didn't see them as brothers and sisters because they were from different tribes. While some of what she is saying is true. We know the Dahomey sold slaves. We know Fulanis and Hausas sold non Muslims. The Europeans manipulated old tribal tensions and used it to their advantage.

    • @dangerwetikosclose2682
      @dangerwetikosclose2682 Год назад +3

      And I will NEVER unify with somebody who betrayed me and mine! They can only get deleted at this point.

    • @BenjaminG27
      @BenjaminG27 Год назад +1

      Yea SOME sold jamaicans and carribeans to. They just arent stupid enough to think it was a majority or that they had a choice. Only black americans and i say this as a black american, has some dumb gripe with west africans out of thick headed american ignorance.

    • @LosAngelesMade
      @LosAngelesMade Год назад +1

      Danger I’m FBa but relax bc our ppl very well could have been doing the selling too so let’s not just make silly statements like they sold all the innocent ones. I love my FBa people but the silliness and irrational talk I can’t support or spread.

    • @OtheDaddy
      @OtheDaddy 23 дня назад

      @@dangerwetikosclose2682 Yeah yeah! "Betraying" you was more severe than brutalizing and dehumanizing you. That Africa you despise is getting stronger everyday and definitely doesn't need your mindset. You couldneed healing from that same Africa but the self-hate is too strong.

  • @nubianpwr
    @nubianpwr 3 месяца назад +3

    True - the African-American has not been shown proper respect & appreciation (in general) by our extended African family in the Diaspora and from the Continent. White Supremacy living "rent free" in our minds is a root cause... and self-hate is the symptom. Having had high positions in "corporate America" I have witnessed 1st hand how many find it easier to side with WS than with us. Unfortunately, this is a reality that can no longer be ignored😎

  • @jprime007
    @jprime007 Год назад +20

    I enjoyed the convo. Would have liked to see more moderation from the host, But i do appreciate the passion the you have for our people, and i think points that u made added a lot to the conversation. The other Americans on the panel got you tho, i think u were in capable hands. Just a little pushback every now and was needed.
    And as a Floridian, all imma say is nobody had bigger beef with Haitians than Jamaicans. It was almost like Caribbean hazing. But that's not to say there were no AA bullies participating. We have our ignorant and hateful folk too. But I thinks it's disingenuous to claim that our xenophobia is as widespread as the disdain coming from black immigrants.

    • @QadirahAbdurRahman
      @QadirahAbdurRahman Год назад +4

      thank you!

    • @VIRALDebates
      @VIRALDebates  Год назад +5

      thank you

    • @malcolmkamara7127
      @malcolmkamara7127 Год назад

      ​@@VIRALDebates Nigerian-Americans have more post-graduate degrees than any other racial or ethnic groups. they represent a minutia portion of the U.S. population, 37 percent of them hold a bachelor’s degree and 17 percent a master’s. 29 percent of Nigerian-Americans aged 25 and plus, have a graduate degree, compared to 11 percent of the US population. Nigerian accounts for less than 1 percent of the black population in the United States, yet, they make up nearly 25 percent of all Black students at Harvard Business School. It comes to no surprise that Nigerian-Americans’ achievements in the world of education top any other U.S. immigrant groups, including Asian-Americans. Today, a growing number of Nigerian-Americans are entrepreneurs, CEOs and founders of tech companies across the U.S. and abroad. Harvard University elected the first black woman to be president of the Harvard Law Review. This black woman happens to be Nigerian, and her name is Imelme A. Umana.

    • @malcolmkamara7127
      @malcolmkamara7127 Год назад

      ​@@VIRALDebates The fist black president of America is the son of an African man.....Asian Americans are the highest-income, best-educated and fastest-growing racial group in the U.S, with Asians now making up the largest share of recent immigrants. A Pew Research survey finds Asian Americans are more satisfied than the general public with their lives, finances and the direction of the country, and they place a greater value on marriage, parenthood, hard work and career success.

    • @malcolmkamara7127
      @malcolmkamara7127 Год назад +1

      ​@@VIRALDebates One of America’s most popular restaurant chains has appointed African immigrant Damola Adamolekun as its Chief Executive Officer. The 33-year-old will manage over 200 physical locations and is responsible for maintaining or expanding the almost $1 billion the business brings in in a year.

  • @CrownS-n-LessonS
    @CrownS-n-LessonS Год назад +16

    I'm suppose to luv n respect the same ppl who sold n traded our ppl? 🤔

    • @ntaremichael4077
      @ntaremichael4077 Год назад +1

      if u feel lyk u wanna hate, yo free

    • @malcolmkamara7127
      @malcolmkamara7127 Год назад

      Well....AA where also slave traders! Read history girl. Slave traders or raiders where tricked and ended up in the new world

    • @shaul558
      @shaul558 Год назад

      Sis we know who we are now and OUR GOD( POWER) we don’t need them never have never will.

  • @adelinejoseph1291
    @adelinejoseph1291 Год назад +5

    Freedom of the mind, love and respect each other's culture in order to build stronger black communities.

  • @atuahene85
    @atuahene85 Год назад +10

    I’ll love to be in a discussion next time if possible.

    • @VIRALDebates
      @VIRALDebates  Год назад

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  • @somaliagainstpanafricanism4865
    @somaliagainstpanafricanism4865 Год назад +14

    Fba counter punched y’all didn’t start this.

  • @PerseusManchild
    @PerseusManchild Год назад +30

    In terms of the African American vs. African or Caribbean immigrant comparison, well, that is how our immigration system works. Aside from refugees, the US immigration system is designed to be highly selective and "brain drains" countries/cherry picking" often professions like educators, medical doctors and engineers to be fast tracked to becoming permanent residents. Leaving these countries in shambles (for example Nigeria, Liberia, Haiti and Jamaica). The Immigration Act of 1965 which was a direct result of the 1964 Civil Rights Act and the Immigration Act of 1990 are proof of it, as is processing for the Diversity Lottery, H1B and EB 1-5 visas. Our immigration system prioritizes and selects people with certain credentials, incomes, and professions over poor and uneducated people, thus giving us SKEWED statistics for comparisons. If we are going to compare demographic groups then we should consider groups in class and economic parity. Any immigrant group should only be compare to a middle class group. Once you compare Black immigrants to the Black American middle you see a more realistic comparison. HOWEVER the population sizes of the groups make comparisons illogical
    Meanwhile the African American middle and upper class is the largest in the African diaspora (excluding Black immigrants) with more than 22.6 million middle class, 5.2 million upper class, 1.79 million millionaires and 8 billionaires with the lowest poverty rate (19%). Nearly 30%, 7.8 MILLION have college degrees, over 2.6 African Americans with advanced degrees.

    • @VIRALDebates
      @VIRALDebates  Год назад +9

      thank you, forgot to mention this for sure!

    • @javionriley8739
      @javionriley8739 Год назад +10

      Love the break down of this black American statistic! All black middle /upper class is based in the USA south seeing how majority of us are in the USA south

    • @PerseusManchild
      @PerseusManchild Год назад +9

      @@javionriley8739 65% of African Americans currently living in the South is another issue because wages and the cost of living are lower in the South. For example a school teacher or accountant make less in Alabama than they would in NYC or San Francisco. So when comparing average incomes it becomes skewed unless you account for these differences and make adjustments for them.

    • @malcolmkamara7127
      @malcolmkamara7127 Год назад

      6.9% of African Americans have a substance use disorder compared to a rate of 7.4% among the total population.
      3.4% of African Americans have an illicit drug use disorder compared to a rate of 3% among the total population.
      Past month illicit drug use among African Americans (13.7%) is more than Caucasians (12%) and Hispanics (9.7%).
      Past month marijuana use among African Americans (12.2%) is higher than the general population (10.1%).
      African Americans report lower lifetime use of cocaine (8.5%) compared to Caucasians (17.6%) and Hispanics (11.1%).
      Alcohol use disorders are less common among African Americans (4.5%) than the total population (5.4%).
      Binge drinking among African Americans (23%) is slightly less common than in Hispanics (24.6%) and Caucasians (25.7%).
      The rate of heavy drinking among African Americans (4.3%) is much less than the general population (6.1%) and Caucasians (7.2%).
      Although the rate of cocaine use among the African American population is much lower than the rest of the country, it is important to note that this statistic includes the use of both powder and crack cocaine.
      Studies examining the use of specific forms of cocaine show that African Americans are more likely to use crack than any other ethnic group in the United States. A recent study indicates a much higher rate of lifetime crack cocaine use among African Americans (4.6%) compared to Caucasians (3.7%) and Hispanics (2.3%).3

    • @malcolmkamara7127
      @malcolmkamara7127 Год назад +3

      ​@@javionriley8739 Despite only accounting for 6% of the general population, African American males represent nearly 50% of the prison population. To investigate the impact of mass incarceration on African American families, data from the Fragile Families and Child Well-Being study were analyzed. Specifically, the purpose of this study was to examine the impact of previous incarceration on African American fathers' instrumental and affective involvement with their children, and the extent to which their previous incarceration influences their children's behavior. Results revealed that 51% of the fathers in the sample had been incarcerated by their child's fifth birthday. The results also revealed that these fathers fared worse economically and were less involved with their children. Moreover, the children of previously incarcerated fathers had significantly worse behavioral problems than the children of fathers who had never been incarcerated.

  • @landmark22
    @landmark22 11 месяцев назад +2

    As an African American Nations of Africans didn't participate in the Transatlantic trade to asmdd those Countries didnt Exist until the Berlin Conference

  • @MrLastone
    @MrLastone Год назад +8

    I don't think anything is wrong with descendants of U.S. chattel slavery embracing their lineage. When Black people in African nations embrace their lineages nobody bats an eye. In fact, many perceive it as "cultural diversity", but when we do it, it's considered divisive. Make that make sense.

  • @jay8930able
    @jay8930able 2 месяца назад +1

    It took me time to understand that no one like us. And I remained humble but it never changed. So I’m done

  • @riddimrider706
    @riddimrider706 Год назад +5

    Malcolm's biological mother was institutionalized when he was a toddler. He was raised by his FBA half-sister.

  • @salihasalafi1
    @salihasalafi1 Месяц назад +1

    A lot of those Black people that join the police force are literally Africans and Caribbean. Some of them are FBA but many of them are descendants of immigrants. Those policemen that she’s talking about.

  • @mrblack8272
    @mrblack8272 Год назад +14

    I’ve said this on many of platforms. What I’ve noticed in from particularly Africans, is they do not like to be wrong! They don’t like admitting their wrongdoings or things they do but they will never forgive someone for what they do to them. Akata is a word we hear as black Americans but we don’t trip that much on it. But maaaaaaaan, somebody call you a African booty scratcher in 1981 they will never forget that. The lady wasn’t even speaking on her experiences she was speaking for her parents lol. But when it was brought up about Africans selling their own ppl she just could not admit it was true. That right their is the reason why the diaspora will never be one.

    • @APOLO-oq3ce
      @APOLO-oq3ce Год назад +2

      And black American want to be wrong? You can't be serious.

    • @bolu101
      @bolu101 Год назад +2

      The African girl was literally the only one that accepted what they did wrong while the African Americans were stuck on proving that they should be grateful to them

    • @sepulcher8263
      @sepulcher8263 Год назад

      Don't know about that, narcissism is rampant within African Americans.

    • @BenjaminG27
      @BenjaminG27 Год назад +2

      You derived that from the video where the only one to admit wrong on their part is the african? As a black american i say this, there is a sickness in the black american community to where we are always the victim of everything. The mere fact that you processed this conversation as africans have a probablem admitting something shows that some of us are mentally crippled and shouldnt be allowed to hold this conversation because of lack of basic comprehension skills.

    • @mrblack8272
      @mrblack8272 Год назад

      @@BenjaminG27 who is us?????

  • @margarettejean-jacques2450
    @margarettejean-jacques2450 5 месяцев назад +3

    With the attitude withe black Americans in this panel we never going to have unity. Everyone else was ready to correct what is not good. The lady is arrogant and not going to change her way. Too bad.

  • @Jay-Kay-Buwembo
    @Jay-Kay-Buwembo Год назад +8

    Diasporans in the Americas need to realise that their very nature is Pan-African by virtue of the mixture of African ancestries that produced them. Its up to diasporans to decide they want to do with that fact, I would say that it makes Diasporans unique.

    • @PerseusManchild
      @PerseusManchild Год назад +3

      Precisely! The usage of the term African in North America goes back to the 1700s and early 1800s. As seen in the first Black established church, The Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church (AME) in 1793. The population was well aware of their specific African tribal/ethnicities such as the Mandinka, Fulani, Igbo snd various others but wanted to avoid tribalism and used African as an inclusive term thus representing an amalgamation of various African peoples. We are the very definition of a Pan African people.

    • @Jay-Kay-Buwembo
      @Jay-Kay-Buwembo Год назад +1

      @@PerseusManchild 🙏🏿 🙏🏿 🙏🏿

    • @rembertseaward351
      @rembertseaward351 Год назад +1

      👎

    • @julewry3932
      @julewry3932 Год назад +2

      ​@@PerseusManchild it was used by a few agents but never by us as a people untill 1988... We never asked for that

    • @PerseusManchild
      @PerseusManchild Год назад

      @@julewry3932 yes of course, Colored followed by Negro then eventually Block in the 1960s. Briefly followed by Afro American and now African American

  • @thechocolatedelegate9830
    @thechocolatedelegate9830 Год назад +8

    I swear it's always Nigerian women that are the most combative and defensive in these discussions. Always lying about what akata means, always excusing the negative behaviors of Africans.

  • @kaydelgordon5110
    @kaydelgordon5110 Год назад +3

    Change the from Diaspora War to Diaspora United Nations then we conversation 👍 by getting to know what we like about each other because spiritual we are all connected let's get with the better parts of ourselves no name calling no hate words no disrespect.Only what we Love about each other . black All negative talk .🥰🥰🥰

  • @larsbotany
    @larsbotany Год назад +10

    If it was not for slaves what and how would you come to the United States of America to earn more money because I personally do not see it being an option in your country in your Homeland

    • @malcolmkamara7127
      @malcolmkamara7127 Год назад

      America is an immigrant nation lol. Obama is the son of an African man!! Not an AA

  • @Ty-eo7he
    @Ty-eo7he Год назад +8

    Good Show! Im not Gonna Lie though sis As Host be a little less biased I’m a African American to I just think the other Jamaican sister wasn’t disagreeing with You ! You did Amazing though ! Big Up To Brother Chase To!

  • @masudade8469
    @masudade8469 Год назад +12

    Host needs to remain neutral for these ENCOURAGING conversations to continue. Would love to get involved

  • @amrikiaswad4263
    @amrikiaswad4263 Год назад +6

    Olongbo- domesticated cat
    Akata - cat from the wild
    First used on westernized Yoruba kids coming back home to Nigeria. Later, the term used for African American.
    As an African American, the term does not suit us. We didn’t ask to be here voluntarily.

  • @Manny_Toure
    @Manny_Toure 4 месяца назад +2

    Most Black Americans hardly come in contact with Black immigrants for the most part. Black immigrants in this country are a smaller minority compared to other immigrants.

  • @uniqueamerican4963
    @uniqueamerican4963 Год назад +14

    Nice!!! sis you represented keep up the good work!!!!!

    • @VIRALDebates
      @VIRALDebates  Год назад +4

      Thank you! Will do!

    • @paradisesunprincess
      @paradisesunprincess Год назад +1

      Represented who? Americans? Stop fooling yourself, that was an American panel

    • @uniqueamerican4963
      @uniqueamerican4963 Год назад

      @@paradisesunprincess Ma'am this was 8 months ago wtf!!! She represented her people who is Black Americans, FBA's and ADOS. Only 3 guys and2 woman was American the other ones was Jamaican, Jamaican and Guyanese, and Nigerian and Cameroon which is 2nd or 3rd generations immigrants. Now you stop fooling yourself.

    • @paradisesunprincess
      @paradisesunprincess Год назад

      @@uniqueamerican4963 Being of Caribbean heritage does not make you a Caribbean person. You guys are just a bunch of Americans arguing amongst yourselves. Caribbean ppl don't involve ourselves with that drama. It's point less. Hell, you Americans think all West Indian are of African descent. You know we are called "West Indian" for a reason right? Smh

    • @UniqueAmerican
      @UniqueAmerican Год назад

      I respect West Indies that know who they're,a lot of Black Americans are now doing Genealogy research and discovering we're indigenous to America, we're NOT of African descendant as well, and neither do I claim to be or do I claimed others to be, but if someone has two West Indies parents they're of West Indies descent, or they would be West Indies American,or Barbados or Jamaican American. And West Indies and Africans do participate in " diaspora" wars online daily, some parts of West Indies no but some parts yes, just like some parts of Africa yes and some parts no....

  • @angelicali22
    @angelicali22 Год назад +1

    Well said at 1:34:07 Never going to build if you keep leaving.

  • @alisonrayma5186
    @alisonrayma5186 Год назад +3

    Black people in the diaspora need to respect African America, for without them we would not have the freedoms that we have today. All of the Black leaders that came out America, we must remember this. Really true about internalising the oppressor.

  • @mistashortstroke443
    @mistashortstroke443 Год назад +3

    Excellent Work young folks... There's hope for y'all yet 👍

  • @gopherwd8607
    @gopherwd8607 4 месяца назад +1

    Great convo. We should unify by delineation. Everyone that claims their country should help their country by staying in their country and building so we can go to their country and enjoy their culture

    • @zarario4444
      @zarario4444 4 месяца назад

      In Detroit Black Americans don't own the gas stations or grocery stores. How are you helping your community.

    • @gopherwd8607
      @gopherwd8607 4 месяца назад

      @@zarario4444 we help our community by constantly creating opportunities for people like you to come in the USA and flee your homeland. You should probably be thinking about your ancestors over there instead of speaking about a gas station. 🤦🏾‍♂️

  • @freedomlove630
    @freedomlove630 Год назад +4

    Bro please stop thinking 2billion continental Africans have the same opinion… that’s crazy

  • @hannahakorede6497
    @hannahakorede6497 Год назад +15

    i kinda disagree with how you comment things about Africa, one thing i notice is you would generalize what going in Nigeria that it happen all over the continent of africa ,let me remind you that Nigeria is a state not a continent ,you will say that Africa have tribalism using example how in Nigeria Igbos are fighting Yoruba but wont acknowledge how other Africa places like the south Africa Xhosa getting along in Zulu plz next time dont generalize Africa and use example what going in Nigeria because theirs 54 countries and Africa, and African places like Botswana and Kenya or sierra Leon and Kenya are peaceful no one begging you to come to Nigeria if you thing it all bad but dont paint africa as tribal and violent because of one country, and stop painting 2 countries as the overall of africa because again theirs 54 countries

    • @somaliagainstpanafricanism4865
      @somaliagainstpanafricanism4865 Год назад +1

      Sir stop it. Africa is tribal and we know some countries are more tamed when it comes to tribalism than others. South Africa has an immigration issue and whites owning everything problem.

    • @somaliagainstpanafricanism4865
      @somaliagainstpanafricanism4865 Год назад +9

      Nigeria is in shambles with all of its armed conflicts sir.

    • @hannahakorede6497
      @hannahakorede6497 Год назад +4

      @@somaliagainstpanafricanism4865 how about the other 53 countries nigeria is not the continet of africa,theirs peacful places in africa like rwanda or ghana which blk americans are going to ,kenya ,tazania

    • @hannahakorede6497
      @hannahakorede6497 Год назад +2

      @@somaliagainstpanafricanism4865 but theirs lot of black americans even fba who want to go there saying they love it and making businesses even a fba went there and saying they moving their people have diffrent experrience even fba are in countries like seirraleon and gain citizenship dont generalize one country as the whole continet

    • @somaliagainstpanafricanism4865
      @somaliagainstpanafricanism4865 Год назад

      Those are a minority going to africa.

  • @American_Clout
    @American_Clout Год назад +2

    Right Boyz In The Hood Came out in the 90's we called each other that. Most Black Americans did not grow up around africans if u did not live on the east coast. I never seen a real African until I was an adult in college. I did gho to school with 1 haitian girl in middle school who was my best friend. I grew up with Mexicans.

  • @somaliagainstpanafricanism4865
    @somaliagainstpanafricanism4865 Год назад +11

    That 🇨🇲 lady is a Karen at the end.

  • @destinywilliams8597
    @destinywilliams8597 7 месяцев назад

    I love this conversation ❤ we need more podcasts like this

  • @aunttriciaattic
    @aunttriciaattic Год назад +5

    One more thing if people are not willing to listen I'm talking about truly listen without conversation things will never change. You have to be able to look within yourself and see what's wrong there and admit to yourself and others that you are wrong then apologize not make excuses. It's just like being in a relationship if you have one side that just wants to make sure they are heard and not listen to the other person and what they are saying things will never get better. To be a better person you have to talk to yourself think about what you going to say before you open your mouth stop trying to be the one that's right or pulling out the other person as being wrong you should be a collaboration. It's not hard at all being truthful but being in denial is where all your trouble will come from and you will never understand. I wonder do people ever go back and look at the video that they did with someone and listen to what everybody said and how they said it.

    • @LosAngelesMade
      @LosAngelesMade Год назад

      I’m FBA and proud and I totally agree with what you said. You can’t just blame the other u have to take personal accountability also, we needed a balanced number of Africans in this discussion also.

  • @DirtyEdon
    @DirtyEdon Год назад +9

    In the UK we are not having war fare that's NOT true at all.

    • @Jay-Kay-Buwembo
      @Jay-Kay-Buwembo Год назад

      This 👆🏿

    • @somaliagainstpanafricanism4865
      @somaliagainstpanafricanism4865 Год назад +3

      There is ethnic gang warfare between Caribbeans and Africans. Stop it. Congolese vs caribbean vs Somali.

    • @DirtyEdon
      @DirtyEdon Год назад

      @@somaliagainstpanafricanism4865 no there isn't stop bloody lying. This was true in the early 2000s when being African was looked down on. Caribbean and Africans are literally marrying each other.

    • @Jay-Kay-Buwembo
      @Jay-Kay-Buwembo Год назад +2

      @@somaliagainstpanafricanism4865 Where though? I ain't seen this.

    • @somaliagainstpanafricanism4865
      @somaliagainstpanafricanism4865 Год назад +3

      @@DirtyEdon stop it sir. The ethnic gang warfare is still going on. Uk africans and caribbeans are not building cartels together.

  • @alisonrayma5186
    @alisonrayma5186 Год назад +2

    Glad you bigup Haiti

  • @KingChi1989
    @KingChi1989 Год назад +4

    How do y’all feel about the Israelites? Specifically IUIC. They are uniting everyone in the diaspora.

    • @Chill_Son
      @Chill_Son Год назад

      They’re a group of people who claim they’re Israelites ? 🥴… who am I to tell anyone what their heritage is ?? .. Maybe you should converse with them for an understanding of who they are.

    • @1thegreat841
      @1thegreat841 Год назад +1

      Those are the worst people of them all stop it they are a cult and full of hate and lies

  • @joshuawisdom9694
    @joshuawisdom9694 Год назад +2

    How can i get on to these debates

  • @goldenboy._
    @goldenboy._ Год назад +2

    I’m with the African woman on this one

  • @tansyvee3679
    @tansyvee3679 Год назад +4

    Doing great comes natural to BA ,we don't brag as much as other groups!❤ so it looks as if we're lacking, like my husband always asking me everyday you going to work smh he's Jamaican, I'm like u know damn well I'm going to work, what's with this work question everyday it's so annoying, because I work because I have to ,it's not anything to brag about....

  • @vanessavazquez5167
    @vanessavazquez5167 Год назад +5

    36:56 he makes an excellent point

  • @MrMakingcake
    @MrMakingcake Год назад

    Great insights

  • @Kklaus88
    @Kklaus88 3 месяца назад +1

    They don’t call caribbeans Akata and they cultures so close because they are actually Africans most Black Americans don’t come from Africa ! We are different

  • @ASh-zf9pd
    @ASh-zf9pd Год назад +2

    This conversation is stupid bruh. Everybody stick to your own ethnic groups. Worry about yourselves and keep it moving. Who gives af if Caribbean or Africans like us? They not paying a single bill of mine bruh. This “war” is a waste of energy

  • @almy-qy1lf
    @almy-qy1lf Год назад +4

    That was basically 6 people going against 2 , and not the brightest ones at that either. Not a fair debate. It was painful to listen to the bottom-right sister, she couldn't make a single intelligent point.

  • @Jtve737
    @Jtve737 Год назад +21

    Africans and Caribbeans simply need to learn their place. They come to America expecting to receive the benefits of our labor and gain access to the resources of America. As an FBA person I am disappointed in their lack of progression. There is no majority or other ethnic groups piling up on top of you all. Despite being a majority and having resources at home, they failed to use these resources which results in failure. Don't be great here, go be great at HOME

    • @malcolmkamara7127
      @malcolmkamara7127 Год назад

      America is not your home either! In a nation where y'all are at the bottom of barrel! AA grow up in a single parent household, most of the black homeless people are AA, the prostitution rate is higher among the AA community, stripper's, gangbangers, poor neighborhoods. America is an immigrant nation and more Africans are on the way, you can't do shit to stop or change anything, In corporate America AA ain't anywhere to be seen. The Asians immigrants are far more successful than ya'll! Africans are on the rise. Everybody goes to America for the opportunities ya'll don't see. Every 5 minutes an AA man murder an AA woman. T
      tf

    • @Jtve737
      @Jtve737 Год назад +1

      @Malcolm Kamara I know a poverty stricken, 3rd world slum roach doesn't have the audacity to run their crusty lips. Sub-Saharan Africans and the Caribbean are the most illiterate, disease ridden, crime festering, largest bastard baby making regions in the WORLD. You filthy rats are literally being thrown out of Tunisia as we speak. African beta males are getting beat down in their OWN country by the Chinese. What grown ass man is getting spankings on live TV. Caribbean men are weak. They are dominated by the MINORITY in their own home. You are literally reduced to being a subservient mutt at the resorts for white men. Instead of begging for the white man's citizenship, go fix that country lazy monkey

    • @Jtve737
      @Jtve737 Год назад +1

      @@malcolmkamara7127 America is ONLY OUR HOME. DONT EVER GET THAT TWISTED. Don't get gutted like a fish nigga

    • @malcolmkamara7127
      @malcolmkamara7127 Год назад

      @@Jtve737 lol. Barack Obama is African and white! The most successful black group in America are Nigerians. Ya'll ain't shit! Go sell porn!

    • @malcolmkamara7127
      @malcolmkamara7127 Год назад

      @@Jtve737 you're the nigga! Slaves

  • @jasminepearls1047
    @jasminepearls1047 Год назад +4

    Not to mention the drum was banned in the U.S. after the Stono Rebellion and more African Americans descend from Senegambia regions 30% or more were muslims and so we relied on string instruments not drums. Africans had instruments such as the akonting which in the Americas became the gourd banjo. Our music is closer to music in Mauritania, Senegal, Mali in terms of blues and the way we hold our notes so long.

  • @MrSlideronline
    @MrSlideronline Год назад

    This the best one ao far

  • @KingChi1989
    @KingChi1989 Год назад +3

    I’m a black American but some of us have to educate ourselves in what ethnicity and nationality is. African didn’t sell Africans… Hamites sold Israelites. All skin folk ain’t kin folk.

    • @TaliaJUDAH
      @TaliaJUDAH Год назад

      I been watching this shit show thinking the same!

    • @thewordsmith5440
      @thewordsmith5440 7 месяцев назад

      You contradicted yourself. First most of the parts of Africa were not Jewish or Hebrew 25% of them were Muslims from tribes like Hausa, Fulani, Wolof, Mende, Mandinka etc.

    • @firsteyebeats2617
      @firsteyebeats2617 4 месяца назад

      @@TaliaJUDAHBOTH OF YOU CAN TAKE THAT BIBLE AND STICK IT UP YOUR A$$ES!!

  • @Rose-ql7lc
    @Rose-ql7lc Год назад +4

    TO THE AFRICAN NIGERIAN GIRL, I ADMIRE YOUR YOUR STRENGTH, GO GIRL!

  • @derickthomas1013
    @derickthomas1013 Год назад +5

    No disrespect to all on the panel but intellectually, Historically and Culturally the members on the panel are not studied or intelligent on said subject to speak on the topic. The disunity is historical by Our Traditional/Historical open enemies (eurasians, arabs and europeans) who enslaved and colonized Us. Y'all concept of Pan Afrikanism is not accurately defined. I'm an Afracentric Pan Afrikanist. The term Pan Afrikanism has been co-oped by black marxist and continental Pan Afrikanist.

  • @JD-tp6ei
    @JD-tp6ei Год назад +2

    Historically, different ethnicities or tribes or clans just don’t readily accept or like each other. Europeans have never liked each other, ever… and when they colonized over 80 % of the planet they exacerbated and created even more of a divide amongst people who already had their ethnic conflicts. Turning minor conflicts into civil wars.

  • @HonorableSienna
    @HonorableSienna Год назад +7

    I side-eyed the person who chose to self identify as Afro-American immediately.
    Well I was right, lol. chile America or American is global understood to mean the United States of America. African American are globally understood to mean a specific people whose ancestors were enslaved in the US, as they self-identified as African Americans dating back to the 1700s.

    • @julewry3932
      @julewry3932 Год назад

      No they didn't

    • @down-b8197
      @down-b8197 Год назад

      @@julewry3932
      "An ad in The Pennsylvania Journal on May 15, 1782, used the term "African American" (near the bottom). “Afro-American” has been documented as early as 1831, with “black American” (1818) and “Africo-American” (1788) going back even further."
      We've always used African American but we have always preferred Black American.

    • @julewry3932
      @julewry3932 Год назад

      @@down-b8197 thats false we already debunked that... Those few secret societies and freemasonic organizations do not represent the whole population of America.. Yall like 20 years off with your information..
      We NEVER called ourselves Africans and we never will and phuck whoever dont like it...
      Simple

    • @KentYates-ex4sr
      @KentYates-ex4sr Год назад

      @@down-b8197 there is no we those people who identified as African American then were told gtfo back then we never collectively identified with that bs and people like you are the reason why we will remove it in our lifetime... Why tf would my ancient American ancestors identify with a color when we had tribes back then

    • @KentYates-ex4sr
      @KentYates-ex4sr Год назад

      @@down-b8197 all those pan Africans were proven to work hand and hand with the kaykaykay and it's new information coming out everyday exposing these mfs.. it's not gonna be pretty wen our collective finds out Garvey was a kaykaykay sympathizer

  • @somaliagainstpanafricanism4865
    @somaliagainstpanafricanism4865 Год назад +7

    How Africans became gangsters in the UK
    25K views · by Big Ego Media

  • @daveram2161
    @daveram2161 Год назад

    I am Canadian, black people, has to education education, education, go to school go to school, then you will continue to be the leader,

  • @EarthKry
    @EarthKry Год назад +3

    The host need to do some research and stop being biased. The Americans need to come to Jamaica for a couple weeks and understand why people think and behave the way they do.

  • @Chosen-1619
    @Chosen-1619 4 месяца назад

    One word! DELINEATION! FBA is all we got!!

  • @theloavenues4791
    @theloavenues4791 Год назад +2

    The guy on the left with beard was wrong when he said anyone in the western hemisphere can be Afro American on the basics of it being North, Central & South America… That’s inaccurate

  • @NahGonLie
    @NahGonLie 10 месяцев назад

    I like what your doing. Host you have to let others talk even if you disagree. The panelist need to also respect that you are the host and keep it short sometimes.

  • @tashboog5458
    @tashboog5458 Год назад +5

    That shit is so corny when the host interrupts a guest then has the audacity to tell them not to interrupt when said guest is simply maintaining the floor through their full thought. You’re not having a conversation when you censor the opinions you disagree with. Like don’t run Craig. And speaking as a Jamaican who grew up in NY, y’all truly aren’t taking accountability for the so called jokes Continental Africans endured as kids in the states bc they weren’t just jokes and in fact more loaded. AA kids deadass made fun of their names and languages/accents just as that similar to what y’all acknowledged Haitians went through. The conversation lost its integrity at that point for me, y’all not being honest. And what in the hell is leaneage??

  • @noirjack7
    @noirjack7 Год назад +6

    I’m from Tampa, Florida and I grew up around Haitians, Jamaicans and Trinidadian’s. At 14:28 she is right, I remember hearing things about Jamaicans doing voodoo Haitians eating dogs but as an 11 year old I’m like 🤷🏾‍♂️. Tbh I thought they were from the states.

    • @uniqueamerican4963
      @uniqueamerican4963 Год назад +3

      She said that people were saying Haitians was dirty, I heard it was other Carribeans saying all those things and bullying them, we wouldn't know about their culture, so how would we know what they do in their culture, it had to be other Carribeans that knew about other Carribeans culture. And I heard that Haitians did voodoo and eat cats and dogs and I heard that Jamaicans was drug dealers and brought drugs in the the Black community, and they participated in the terrorizing the Black community as far as Jamaican possey and they were involved in CIA activities as well, it's gets deeper..

    • @noirjack7
      @noirjack7 Год назад

      @@uniqueamerican4963good for you

    • @cloudyskies7591
      @cloudyskies7591 6 месяцев назад

      @@uniqueamerican4963that’s kinda pushing it. Jamaicans did have a reputation of drug dealing but if you thing there was one Jamaica organization that wasn’t half filled with African American your mistaken. Jamaican drug dealing crews didn’t have enough Jamaicans in the UsA to run the org by themselves so a lot of times it was actually more African americans in Jamaican gangs than Jamaicans.

    • @lavonnealexander6936
      @lavonnealexander6936 5 месяцев назад +1

      ⁠@@uniqueamerican4963It’s True, I live in Canada 🇨🇦, the Jamaican possey were in Toronto, I also have family in the drug business who have been just arrested, two months ago for drug trafficking and human trafficking. As for Haitian people, it depends on their upbringing in their household, not all Haitian people are dirty and smell or eat cats and dog but the Voodoo part is real.

    • @uniqueamerican4963
      @uniqueamerican4963 5 месяцев назад

      @@lavonnealexander6936 Thank you for being honest luv, and I don't generalize people at all, because it's good and bad people in all cultures, tribes, colors and ethnic groups, and did you say Haitians do voodoo? They better stop messing with Haitians they're messing with the wrong people, 1804 they better remember.

  • @American_Clout
    @American_Clout Год назад +6

    Shout out to Black Americans, We aint coming together with people who fled their home country.

    • @goldenboy._
      @goldenboy._ Год назад

      We fled our home country because of how America and other western powers destroyed and corrupted it

  • @chilombomululu6034
    @chilombomululu6034 4 месяца назад

    We are one🎉

  • @vanessavazquez5167
    @vanessavazquez5167 Год назад +3

    58:18 preach

  • @thewordsmith5440
    @thewordsmith5440 Год назад +3

    Many migrants of color are told that they could lose their citizenship if they align with black Americans someone who is half Caribbean and AA said their own parent who was an immigrant was told to stay clear of black Americans but they chose their own path. I know this is offensive because I know there used to be many caribbean and African freedom fighters but a lot of you all lost your courage and spunk. And she is right about Chinese in Jamaica being a better class in Jamaica.

    • @lavonnealexander6936
      @lavonnealexander6936 5 месяцев назад

      Canadian Jamaican, your right about our parents telling us to stay away from other black Canadians or Canadian indigenous people.

  • @adams6798
    @adams6798 Год назад +5

    Let’s be honest, Africans and Caribbeans get along quite well and treat each other as brothers.
    The problem lies with AA, they know that I’m not gonna mention it.

    • @rodneybrye3310
      @rodneybrye3310 Год назад +3

      Might as well I’m aa please do

    • @down-b8197
      @down-b8197 Год назад +1

      Africans and caribbean people don't get along in the UK... They have the same problems we have with Africans the only difference is they'll come together against Black Americans.

    • @javionriley8739
      @javionriley8739 Год назад +1

      Caribbean & Africans only get along when it comes to going against black Americans in USA !! Because in Canada ,UK African & Caribbean do NOT get along !!! Any kind of small bondage y’all have is because y’all can relate on a third world level via New York City

  • @freedomlove630
    @freedomlove630 Год назад +9

    The host has to stay more neutral to balance

  • @chimakalu41
    @chimakalu41 Год назад

    21:27 bro is putting out some good points

  • @coldbloodd7744
    @coldbloodd7744 Год назад +2

    You was right on target sis they dont get it

  • @sagittariusblack2879
    @sagittariusblack2879 Год назад +6

    It’s a picture of three women shown as if all of those pictures aren’t the Black American aesthetic and more than likely Black American girls. African and Carribean people imitate Black American culture heavily, they create nothing for themselves on their own.

  • @chimakalu41
    @chimakalu41 Год назад

    4:10 Okay good everybody gives their origins time to represent.👏🏾👍🏾

  • @deja2
    @deja2 Год назад +3

    In all, this was great and informative but I'd rather the anchor or host does not double as a speaker in this kind of debate. A less invested individual would have balanced opinions and moderated the talk better.

    • @VIRALDebates
      @VIRALDebates  Год назад +2

      Too bad it’s the hosts show right… 🙂😭

    • @deja2
      @deja2 Год назад +1

      No disrespect. It's your show.

    • @malcolmkamara7127
      @malcolmkamara7127 Год назад

      ​@@VIRALDebates ya'll ain't shit