Steve Harvey On Why Africa Is Special To African Americans

Steve Harvey On Why Africa Is Special To African Americans

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[ellayoti]

As an Africa, it means we should stop wanting to go and stay overseas and start fixing Africa our home. It's a blessing to be an African, we are provided, maintained and sustained by Mother Earth.. Love all the way from South Africa.

[wisdom]

Especially when you have some money Africa is an amazing place to live. Don't go over there and struggle cause it's different

[waitselljones]

He's right. I've been to Kigali, Rwanda; Dar es Salaam, Tanzania; Nairobi, Kenya, and Lusaka, Zambia. STRONG recommend for people to go to Rwanda. Not only is everything he is saying true, you're also in a city that is more well run and beautiful than most US cities and it's all run by black skin people which is amazing.

[vickymatonodze]

It feels different when one is in Africa, it’s like everyone acknowledges your personhood!!!!

[justForMenu]

Once you are in Africa, you automatically renew your soul. The land is spiritual.

[uLazaru_icelibrity]

We as Africans we have a spirit of ubuntu 🇿🇦 🇿🇦 .

[iNduati]

I'm happy and blessed that I'm not a minority. I never even thought about it before. Profound.

[ashkimwalterm]

Most of black Americans have never experienced that, , once you're in Africa wake up and surrounding with your African bro and sis you'll understand how welcome you're.

[davidekow]

Steve is really pushing this message. I LOVE IT

[soulrebel]

“You can't hate the roots of a tree and not hate the tree. You can't hate #Africa and not hate yourself” _Malcolm X

[honorinekoblan]

When you step Africa ground, you feel like you are in your mother chest. So much good feelings and vibes.🎉🎉❤❤❤

[jahifaraji]

It was in africa I dropped 50lbs of racism..and traumas seen and unseen..and picked up 100 pounds of love .compassion and humility..thank you motherland

[junaidjoseph]

As a African...I welcome all African Americans to Africa

[connectingthedots]

I’m from Ghana. Yes, America gave me opportunities but Ghana was life. No depression and worry even if you don’t have so much money. Africa is a home.

[johnkennedyekene]

As an American but born and raised Nigerian, I’ve never thought about it in this sense.
It’s y’all, you wake up, walk around, move around and you never filter anything in, you are from here and everyone is from here and you don’t feel like you’re been smothered by these powerful majority. That’s deep

[judyem.c]

Amen, so true. grew up in that.

Nairobi, Kenya 🇰🇪

[Ayydouble]

I dont rock with dude but this is true. I grew up in africa and i never knew i was black until i came to north america its wild

[haleygamere]

I'm going with my dual citizenship and taking my girls, I can't wait to experience that❤

[JoIdun-rwow]

Visiting Africa is to feel the spirit of your ancestors wash your stresses and pain away
That spirit is Real ❤

[Aunt-zb]

Africa is the most beautiful continent in the world as an American 🇺🇸 my favorite country was Uganda 🇺🇬