Walking the Streets of Afghanistans Capital

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[timharris]

As an Afghan, I would like to thank you for showing the positive side of Afghanistan that the corporate media do not want to show the world. About the people who asked you to take their children to the US have a story. Most Afghans want to leave the country because of extreme poverty and unemployment. They see their neighbors and close relatives sending them pictures and throwing lavish parties and think the US is a heaven where everyone gets rich. As soon as they land in the US, they find themselves with a culture shock and factory work, some go to depreciation and loneliness. A lot of Afghans returned to Afghanistan when they left the country back in 2021 because of loneliness, language barriers, and racism.

[CoverGirlLauryn]

A black American woman in Afghanistan? I didn't know I needed to see this until I did. I am so glad you had a positive experience and want to go back. I'm really looking forward to that content!

[RostamBahadur]

As an Afghan living in Kabul, welcome to my country. All people are welcome here. I see that the situation here isn't ideal but we have to go through these hardships. Thank you for visiting us. Long live unity and peace among nations 🇦🇫🤝🇺🇸

[jolenecarney]

When you mentioned that people begged you to honor them by coming in to their homes, it really made me realize that the people of Afghanistan are not what the perception of their country is. I thought they would be closed off and unwelcoming, but they are open and caring and truly are so Never would you get this kind of welcome even from family in the USA. We take individuals for granted and we don't show interest in new people most of the time. In my opinion.

[supernova]

As a black American traveler, I always wanted to visit Afghanistan & Pakistan. Every country I go to, they treat me with humanity, dignity & respect. They are beautiful humble people. God bless.

[xtnwdyg]

As a black woman like myself, you have done something so incredible and brave..thank you for sharing this unique experience you had to the world us and the world ❤

[Saucy]

This video made me cry 😢 but also made me realize how kind and beautiful the people of Afghanistan truly are. This documentary is a piece of art! 💕

[zarhgon]

As an Afghan, thank you for your realistic video without any lais and bias.

[landeno]

This is an unforgettable video and I feel richly blessed for having watched it. As a black woman, I would have been fearful to make this trip. Thank you for your bravery to embark upon this journey. I’m glad that you travelled safely and that you were met with such kindness and hospitality by the Afghani people.

[missdesireindependance]

The media tries to promote so much hate. I love how welcoming and respectful everyone was towards you!

[rosierose]

This is a Freaking award winning video. I know about Afghanistan over the years. The US has left many devastated countries after waging war against them. You proved your journalists abilities. You just opened up the vail to Afghanistan... No One Dares to report from there like this. I'm so proud of you, way to go.

[angelpeace]

I cannot begin to tell you how incredible this documentary is. The cinematography, the storytelling, the way you portray Afghan people to be human just like everyone else despite how we’ve been programmed to see them, truly comes through in your story. How awesome! Bravo! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💜☮️💜

[karentimberlake]

Despite you not feeling well, you did an excellent job giving us a window into Afangistan and its humble people. Hope you feel better soon.

[tinieblaize]

I served there as a deployment for a year. My experience with the culture was quite intriguing and beautiful. The children was my favorite part of my journey. They were so interested in learning from me. That place changed my perspective on life.Thank you.. this is nostalgic to me. We should share stories some time.

[jenajoseph]

I'm so happy to run into your video 😢😢😢😢 As a black woman who born in America but to two wonderful Haitian parents...Knowing about different cultures I really appreciate you as a Black Queen making difference Thank you for this beautiful video.. I love the Human Race and it hurts my heart to even know how cruel we can be towards each other... With tears 😢 of joy I love this and you inspire me to look into experiencing this moment. Thank you 🙏🏾 for your bravery ❤❤❤❤

[royalranger]

This video is amazeing and as a Blackman in the U.S.A. i salute you Black Queen for your courage to step out beyond these shores into the global world.

[gildamartinez]

I love when the boys show you that landscape. Love the mountains. Giving you the honey for free was so generous even with everything going on, they are generous and kind, even knowing your American. Wow

[ivriblack]

black seed oil is also very good for the body...there's a saying: "it cures everything but death"

[PatriceDMV]

This is a wonderful video showing the people of Afghanistan and their culture that we don't see in media. I was in tears seeing the beautiful children and human kindness. It left me wanting to see more of the culture. Thank you

[fishiefish]

Thank you so much for coming to view Afghanistan with no bias or hatred, it makes me extremely happy to see people where my parents grew up.