Being Black in Norway
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- Опубликовано: 24 июл 2024
- In this video, I will be sharing with you the truth about how it´s like being black in Norway and living in Norway as a black woman. I will be answering questions like :
What's it like to be black in Norway?
Are Norwegians racist?
Is Norway a racist Country?
Do you feel safe as a black woman in Norway?
Do you get fetishised by guys and men in Norway
Have you been a victim of racism or experienced getting racist comments in Norway?
What are the Pros and cons of living in Norway?
Part 1: 00:00 Being Black in Norway
Part 2: 07:03 How is like dating in Norway as a black woman
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I live in the UAE and I have a Filipino workmate who told me that am beautiful yet am black!!! Some people are wired that being black is being ugly.
That's a very nice compliment tho when you think about it
I was really worried about raising a child in Norway, as i have no idea what the culture is for children or even adults. Thank you for opening up, i really appreciate it!
I'm Black British and I visited Norway last year and I had a great experience. Thank you for sharing!
Ahh really, nice! Been in UK a couple times. That's amazing! Did you get to visit frognerparken?
@@missaliyah Yeah I did, I only went on a day trip so I would like to visit Oslo again!
Great video,i was just being scared moving to Norway, unfortunately this video really quickens my agenda.Thanks and more Grace madame💚💯🙏
Thanks it was certainly helpful
Very balanced and engagement. Bra!
thank you this is helpful
Just came back from a trip to Oslo and Tromsø! I came across quite a bit of diversity I wasn't expecting much but was surprised. North Norway a lot less but I felt welcomed. Looking forward to returning annually around Christmas.
Been a recident of Oslo now for 32 yrs (however, I grew up a bit further south), and I can tell you that the city is the most cosmopolitan place in Norway-there are MANY different nationalities here. I work in a GO in downtown Oslo, for instance, and among my colleagues are people with Somali origin, Eritrean, Turkish, Ukrainian, Ex-Yugoslavia, Pakistani, German, Polish, Singalese..
Curiosety is a way to learn and understand the world. Its not to be bad, its to excapt the world as it is.
Really appreciated your video. I concur, if you are willing to integrate into the host country’s culture, it helps tremendously without having to loose yours and values. My dear, you provided a very balanced perspective and it is wonderful to see ethnic minorities living in Norway. Much love to you! 🇦🇴🇬🇧
Omg so good to find an angolan here🥰🇦🇴
Thinking of doing an exchange program. Hope Norway is welcoming
I am a Canadian black lady about to come Kristiansand Norway on a exchange program
New sub from Australia
hi sis from Black man in Australia 🌹
Omg you're intelligent and pretty...period.
"Pretty for a black girl" that one was really bad!
I'm a black South African 🇿🇦 dating a white Nowargian woman and I'm looking forward to visiting . I always had doubts about Norway 🇳🇴 BUT this video has helped .
Mangethe nam ngcela ungtholele lapho imama
You're good to go, bro.. Norwegians are generally not keen for "open racism". Just keep in mind they can use your politeness or unwillingness to have conflicts as an invitation to trick you.
Anyways, hope all is good with your couple! 👍
As a Black Soldier I visited Norway while stationed in Germany. I can honestly say the Ladies were very, very friendly and hooked a Brother up. In Finland they didn’t wait until I got off the Boat . I got scooped up before I touch land. I had a great 30 days leave in Scandinavia. ❤
That's sounds like my experience when I first got stationed in Germany. Which part of Germany was you stationed in? I was stationed in Mannheim.
Bro you don't surprise me, but you do realize that a black soldier is probably a long-craved fetish dream amongst local women, and has nothing to do with racism many suffer when they LIVE in Norway 🤔
If you liked the fun you had, though - just take any of the ferries from Oslo to anywhere - you will find a lot of love if that's what you looking for 😁✌️
As a white Latvian, I totally confirm that anyone who does not have a norwegian face is subject to discrimination in Norway the longer you live there. Thank you for speaking out, this is a huge problem here!
Anyone without a Norwegian face? You can even confirm? WTH is a Norwegian face? What a lot of BS!
@@sailingviking7885 Sir, I have no idea what language you are using, looks like a mix of slang an vulgarity. You can understand my comment is based on my personal experience, and my network's experience. Let us all know if you have a problem with that.
Come back to continue the conversation as soon as your government stops stealing sickleave benefits from foreign workers or when your we-never-have-capacity-police will start doing their job in terms of fighting criminality.
P.S. "sailing viking" - gees, are you so fond of people with cheap axes trying to rob their neighbors? :)
"There are some racist individuals, for sure". Totally agree. And you can find that in any country on the planet, unfortunately. Including among people of colour. Let me give you just one example (could have given more, but due to lack of time and space.) I have a friend from Eritrea (East Africa, for those of you who are clueless), he used to date a girl with singalese background- born in Norway, both parents from Sri Lanka. Things went fine for a few months, then he suggested to the girl that it would be nice to meet the girls parents (who knew nothing about this young man). When they found out..well, their reaction wasn`t exactly enthusiastic. Supposedly, a white Norwegian would have been "okay", but most of all they would prefer that their daughter found a good singalese boyfriend. Now; had this girls parents been white Norwegian, they would IMMEDIATELY been branded racist (with good reason), however, due to the fact that they were also people of colour.. nobody speaks about it.. "just a preference, you know" (!).
That's so true. I know amongst the African diaspora that this is thing. Sometimes it's a cultural (the parents wanting son or daughter to date and marry people some the some country), while in come cases, cases like the one you mentioned it might be for a superficial reasons such as status. I have heard of a couple of mixed raced dating situations where this often become a problem. Unfortunately, there is whole charade of "it just a preference" that has become a trend, and is increasingly becoming a norm (not just among people of colour).
I often find myself getting into conversations about this with new people I meet (especially guys). I try to stay out of having an opinion on too much, this being on those topics, but it's really interesting to observe todays dating market, and how vastly superficial it has become.
South Asians/Desi People (from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka) are some of the most racist people towards Blacks, with East Asians coming in second. The 'model minority' label has inflated their egos. I wouldn't even consider dating them (if it's not them, it's their parents). One of my best friends in my late teens - early 20s was an Indian-American and her parents did not like her spending time with me or sleeping over at my place because of my race - She literally quoted her parents. Meanwhile my mother was so hospitable whenever she hung out in my home, yet I was never invited to her home.
I am considering Norway also. I plan to move my family soon.
Had you been attending public or private school?
public school
At the end of the day, you get racism in every country. It depends on the part and on the people. I have a friend in Norway who’s 34 and is of Pakistani descent, and he hasn’t been able to get a job because of his race. That’s very sad. He has it hard. However, I acknowledge that obviously not all Norwegians are racist.
Damn. Moving to Norway from Canada might not be a bad idea
The novelty of it all will wear off. And you will be left with real life".
Yeah, wore of about 5 years ago. Still rasping just how obscure my perception of some aspects of Norway was a couple year ago, but than again. It’s not all bad. The most fundamental important things, health care, education, opportunities (in some industries not all) are a part of everyday life 🙏🏽
You look like (Laura Harrier) I dont know if you know her, both of you could be mistaken for being siblings 😉
I guess that some of the questions that hurt are not given for to hurt. No mather where you are or the color of your skin if you look diferente people wonder and give silly ( sometimes hurting ) questions. You told that children looked at you ( maybe because they never had sin brown people before ) and adult in most cases are like children. Remember the only diference between a boy and a man is the sice of his toys.
You are right!
I don't find that the question hurts. I used to get offended or offensive, but it's like I said, some people just have never seen some with darker skin so they automatically get curious and act accordingly
@@missaliyah Norway is not a racist country🤧
@@ordemeprogresso727 to be honest i would say it is, living in norway. You can find many racist norwegians.
There is a huge rasism towards the indegenous people in north, the Sámis.
Are there Latinos in Norway?
Not many but yes
It's not that comon. Latin america is pretty far away 😄
Go find somewhere else, stop polluting white countries
@@MattC-jg1yb ok Matt
About 30.000 (out of roughly 5,5 million)
I don't know people just like traveling and living where they find a suitable lifestyle. I think the main reason people complain so much about racism in the USA is because of the media and very small percentage of people complain to other people world wide, overall the entire people of America have people from the entire world and people look bad on any group who says things like white this black that when talking in a bad way and not addressing there own color of people like themselves. So for instance here in America people like to be many ways introverted piece of mind not want attention and don't like others almost yelling when they talk. Ok yet other people like to be extroverted always attention seeking and talking so load you can hear them clear when not even near. Overall America has mixed people of any color and family nomatter where you go in America, no one listens to negative people anymore, that's why negative people are so jealous, almost everyone is mixed in some type of way in America nowdays.
I’ve gotten “you sound white” in a super judgmental way from black people in the states 🙄so … those people are everywhere
americans are so weird...
So you consider yourself as a black woman?, you are a very smart young lady you remind me of my nieces in Germany six of them ❤half black American. some consider themselves as black and some considered themselves as others , some of them only want to identify with the white community. I call myself a black American. I'm from New York I feel as though I was made by America being a product from slavery time I am descendant of the people who made it . being all mixed up with all different kinds of nationalities but with the complexion of darker skin, where my mom had lighter skin with green eyes. I was curious to know where are you from what Black Country? You don't look like you have a dark skin mother and a dark skin father Not trying to be stupid . I just want to know . My sister's used to be called black white girls in school whatever that means, my mom has been called Dominican , Japanese because of her complexion LOL😂. She's from Alabama.. thank you for your information and comments I would love to visit Norway I truly hope I'm able to one day 😊
Watch the video, she said she is Burundian and born in Rwanda. Not all Africans are dark skinned, it's an extremely diverse continent with variation in appearance within every country, (even within the same ethnic group, or even within the same family). The majority of "black" South Africans are close to her color. The majority of Igbo people from Nigeria are close to her color.
@@proverbalizer thank you😊
@@scrappy258 uwc