"Do something EVERY SINGLE DAY towards a goal that terrifies you!" 🗣📢

@reclaimingminds2811

5 ай бұрын

After manifestiing my Life partner and the Spanish guitar I wanted, I can honestly say and see my journey through fear, dread and doubt to blissful trust and confidence that I will Receive all the other things that I have asked for with Gratitude. My business Will go from strength to strength and never falter! Be assured, the universe has your back! ❤

@luckoftheirish1552

4 ай бұрын

❤ ❤

I admire and appreciate you. I made the decision to move out the US in 2021. I'm still recovering from the burn out and exhaustion that being a black woman in the States has caused. Thanks for the encouragement!

@AshleyinAfrika

5 ай бұрын

You're welcome. I admire and appreciate you.

@laryjohnson5736

5 ай бұрын

Just stay in your safe space.

@ZaharaImole

5 ай бұрын

I literally just got off a phone with a sister who got out of prison trying to go back into the world working and keeping up with the cost of living in the USA instead of investing into Africa

@coachempress

5 ай бұрын

Where do you live sis?

@laryjohnson5736

5 ай бұрын

@@coachempress in Sudan

I never thought depression was real until I migrated to North America

@kaboom9573

5 ай бұрын

This hits hard

@laryjohnson5736

5 ай бұрын

You can find depression in any country if you look hard enough.

@user-xg4ck8ps3p

5 ай бұрын

Can you elaborate? What is your country of origin? Where in the U.S. did you go?

@raymonds7492

5 ай бұрын

It creates problems then sells you the solution.

@blazee3895

5 ай бұрын

I’m often baffled why foreigners would even come to this hellhole.

I have my hubby, 2 sons, 3 grandsons and a son in law that i worry about daily. My daughter and I go everywhere together. I'm so tired😢, just want my family to be ok.

Let start a back to Africa movement. Let's open the people's eyes to how everything in America is based on a scam/greed. I feel the African continent is the best place for Black Folk, who have been separated from their ancestrial homeland. Your encouragement is well noticed. God bless sister. ❤

@laryjohnson5736

5 ай бұрын

Put the crackpipe down.

@GrandMasterKang

4 ай бұрын

I know a whole lot of white folks who would love to help y'all achieve that goal...with a quickness!

@pontiacman64

4 ай бұрын

@@laryjohnson5736😂

@laryjohnson5736

4 ай бұрын

@@pontiacman64 I meet people who came to the US from Africa but I don't meet any going. There are some but I never met any.

@pontiacman64

4 ай бұрын

@@laryjohnson5736 me neither as far as going to Africa. I meet quite a few people who come from Africa who join the army as a way of citizenship I guess. As far as myself, I didn’t leave anything in Africa so I have no reason to go there. I love diversity, not mostly black, white, or any other ethnic group.

Smh im blk American who moved to Nigeria and i told my family everything to convince them to come and they still living life to get by😢 salute me and you on the same wave

@carolines6195

5 ай бұрын

What part of Nigeria?

@ZaharaImole

5 ай бұрын

@@carolines6195 I live in lekki island Lagos

@daphneytennard3267

5 ай бұрын

If it that great there why are so many of Africans are still coming here and other countries? They're talking over them too. I see ya when you get back home. Uour family doing the right thing.

@BakerMills7

5 ай бұрын

​@@ZaharaImoleLekki part of lagos state is livable. 👍

@sankofaa3000

5 ай бұрын

We not going over there and you know it lol

Living in America is definitely stressful and overwhelming at times. I'm just glad that I can travel often and see different parts of the world and relieve some of that stress when I'm out of the States.

@maxwellkariuki2930

5 ай бұрын

I lived in America and always felt something wasn't right despite ease of owning Material stuff. When I stepped off the "treadmill" is when I realized how much burn out & stress I had. Had I not stepped off, I swear wouldn't be alive today.. I'd be dead from a stress related illness. I better have little but peaceful in Africa..

@hasheemyusuf6904

5 ай бұрын

What! Like seriously?

@hasheemyusuf6904

5 ай бұрын

​@@maxwellkariuki2930like is it that bad?!

@maxwellkariuki2930

5 ай бұрын

@@hasheemyusuf6904 Yes indeed its bad. Without even going far just look at the mass shootings in the US. This is oftenly done by extremely stressed individuals who've reached a breaking point in their own lives. Where else in the world does such a phenomena ever occur?

@hasheemyusuf6904

5 ай бұрын

@@maxwellkariuki2930 Wow! No where else. But for me I associate mass shootings with drugs addicts. Huh?

You are worthy of LOVE PEACE ABUNDANCE

@AshleyinAfrika

5 ай бұрын

Worthy of it ALL 🙌🏾

@americandude8789

5 ай бұрын

@@AshleyinAfrika I have never heard not 1 Pan-African say African Americans and African Immigrants please return home and invest and live better. Not one time where they say all of us return nope they only target 1 group 1 ethnicity they wanna erase our culture so bad it’s disgusting. They’ve been calling for an ethnic cleansing of us since Garvey days. Let’s say we migrate in masses assimilated all around the continent culturally, ie names, food, religion, language most importantly tribes. What happens to the Black American 🇺🇸 existence. Will it exist or will it become something the future read about like the Ancient Egyptians.

As a South African we always say that one of the quietest massacres ever done to our American brothers and sisters is the intentional deletion of your surnames, history and therefore connection to your past. We are proud that they have been able to resurrected this into a culture that is celebrated the world over however it is a young culture and because of its youth, most of the themes of that culture are interpreted instead being ingrained. Themes such as safety, wealth and even the right to exist as a people is more of an interpretation rather than a cultural constant that informs your conviction. I hear your pain Ashley but the solutions to some of your cries can only be resolved through time. The solutions to the Black American crisis have to be repeated, reinstated and reapplied over generations for many years in order to be ingrained into the fabric of your society. South Africa is also experiencing something similar however our connection to our past was disturbed rather than deleted. That said, some of the effects of which require us to build new interpretations, agree on those interpretations and repeat them over multiple generations before we can see an end to some our problematic themes such as Gender Based Violence, Poverty and our attitude towards crime. Have hope, our societies are strong and it will get better. Love your content as always ❤🇿🇦

@daphneytennard3267

5 ай бұрын

Our past is here on this soil we are not Africans...We are Indigenous Americans.

@ceruleanelectricthrone485

5 ай бұрын

​@@daphneytennard3267 So why are you on this channel?

@ceruleanelectricthrone485

5 ай бұрын

​@@daphneytennard3267 Go ahead and fight for America be my guest

@OurBlackUtopia

5 ай бұрын

@@timothyrobinson3938 - REALLY?!?! We have folks who have been in pain who look like us and this is your response? There was nothing critical in his comment just realistic. And WHERE was your money invested in the 80's-90's mr. timothy? All of us who stayed silent last century also have culpability...that wasn't me

@OurBlackUtopia

5 ай бұрын

@@daphneytennard3267 ummmm, NO, we are NOT indigenous to America. By defintion: (of people) inhabiting or existing in a land from the earliest times or from before the arrival of colonists. - we are not. You may be but we and Ashely are not.

280 students were taken from a school in Nigeria you can't run from evil i was born in the USA because God wanted me here and here is where my flag is planted. Africa is very corrupt just like everywhere else.

@AshleyinAfrika

5 ай бұрын

97,000 African American women went missing in the US in 2022. Over 100,000 in 2023. America is ground zero.

Thank you for your candid video! I'm a Black American, Gen X and keep telling people this. They aren't hearing me either. My friend from Indonesia wants to come here. I told her at her own risk. She looks similar to Black Us and I need her to be aware as she also has small children. I told her people from the US are trying to get to her country and beyond! I am on my way soon enough!

@gerik.979

5 ай бұрын

On my way to Africa that is! 😊💯

@tamileco1975

5 ай бұрын

I want to go, to Africa and live, but I don't know what to do or how to live.

@florencemuganda6005

5 ай бұрын

@@tamileco1975 You should vist first and start looking for business opportunities so you can build a stream of income over here.Research counrtries you want to visit and possibly move to, Check out theire laws for business and anything else you can manage about the country. There are African Americans living in Africa who have channels on youtube. You can start visiting their channels to get insight into the challanges you will face when you get here. Some African Americans return to the States because they did not plan there trip correcly or do enough reesearch. Just keep in mind Africa right now is what the US was maybe in the eearly 1980a oe so when there were so many opportunities. When you get here pay attention to gaps in industy or the market or anything you think would be a good business idea but no one has persued it yet and start from there. The best thing if possible is to do something you really love or always wanted to do but do your due dilligene in researching the market And learn the languaged of what ever county you want to vist of settle in That will help alot,

@florencemuganda6005

5 ай бұрын

@@tamileco1975 While you are visting try to connect with other African Americans that are already living in the country you want to move to and start forming relationships but beareful.

@hasheemyusuf6904

5 ай бұрын

​@@tamileco1975Sister you better start planning and figuring out what and how to do or make it happen.

I was thinking that everyone who is living in the diaspora are much better than us living in Africa. But this video makes me realize that Africa is better and welcoming.. Peace and safe is everything that we need..

@Drifter-tw4kt

5 ай бұрын

I my opinion, the US has the highest mental health conditions than any other country

I agree with 100%!!!!! Wow! I didn't know about that huge number of 97,000 missing. Wow! That is terrifying! Thanks for sharing! I know it was difficult for you to do.

Great video, Ms. Ashley. Black people in America are heading for perilous times here, and it's getting worse. South Africa and Namibia is on my bucket list. Got my passport and my global entry card, and looking forward to visiting.

@daphneytennard3267

5 ай бұрын

The whole damn world is heading for perilous times...why just so called black Americans.? As if we are the only people on this planet GTHOH

@sunniblacc78

5 ай бұрын

If you're FBA you have no friends you will learn the hard way if you don't take heed. B1 ✊🏿

@blazee3895

5 ай бұрын

@@sunniblacc78This is very true!

@Derrty-DANCE

5 ай бұрын

@@sunniblacc78😤

@Militantreturns

5 ай бұрын

Headed????? Its already here. Do to the ignorance we often display

I really really really wanna move to South Africa. I’m trying to gather all my credentials and funds to do so. I want to give myself a real 3-6 months of trying. America is on the decline and it’s time we planting seeds elsewhere.

@fisstudies320

5 ай бұрын

@acking1502, Rather stay in your country and fix things there for your descendants.

Stay strong 💪, real African ❤❤❤

The lack of self awareness is painful

On these jobs they expect US to be excellent while they slack! ~ Peace ~

@localjess838

5 ай бұрын

This!😂

@imagineme6406

5 ай бұрын

Hello pension goodbye tension.

@GrandMasterKang

4 ай бұрын

As a proud white man, I have observed that the opposite of what you just claimed is true. You folks cause way more problems than you're worth and screw everything up, and then actually have the nerve to demand a raise for just showing up or you'll play the race card guaranteed.

No matter what country you go to they feel the same way about their country. All these things you mentioned is happening right here on the Continent and there's no escaping being black.

@africathenotsodarkcontinen9942

5 ай бұрын

When you set foot on the African continent you are among people who look like you so color is not used as a weapon like in America and the west. Your blackness is Celebrated not just tolerated like in America

@edwingross9778

5 ай бұрын

@africathenotsodarkcontinen9942 African Continent is big whether you black or not there's places in West Africa that very dangerous, Nigeria have security issues in part of their country then you have the Sahel regions of West Africa that is battling jihad issues. So we're ever you go just being black in a black country do not mean it safe once they discover you as a foreigner in deprived area's of these Countries.

@africathenotsodarkcontinen9942

5 ай бұрын

@@edwingross9778 just yesterday in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 8 teenagers were shot at a bus stop, we are averaging almost 2 mass shooting shootings per day in America. There are more black people In American prisons than anywhere else on the planet. There are more black people who have been caught up in the prison and jail systems than the number of enslaved people in America in 1862. You have a school to prison pipe line for the young black boys, school shootings, mall shootings, church shootings etc. You got a guy in Georgia found in a tree, another found in a tree in Mississippi some months ago. Some 200 graves found behind a jail in Mississippi. The 3 black people deleted by the yt dude in Jacksonville Florida, he had tried to get on a HBCU campus but police closed in on him and he fled. With all the historical trauma and present day trauma you talking about remote village areas in Nigeria as if it is in metropolitan cities like the violence in America and it’s no comparison

@edwingross9778

5 ай бұрын

@africathenotsodarkcontinen9942 Yes its true some of America big Cities have crime issues in the lower income area's were they selling and doing drugs.

@edwingross9778

5 ай бұрын

@africathenotsodarkcontinen9942 Nigeria is much more dangerous than America overall, Terrorist groups like Boko Haram, and Islamic Stste West Africa ( lSWA ). Groups like Boko Haram have killed over 50 thousands Nigerians and displaced over 2.5 million from their homes and you saying Nigeria is very safe. Some of the State like Delta State have curfew because of security issues.

This is where u r out of line. U don’t just speak on your experience and say “I don’t feel safe in America”. You overstep your power and say “you are not safe in America.” Some of us are highly spiritual and discerning, and understand that you are speaking instability over people. That is an attack of the root chakra when u tell ppl who are complete strangers they’re not safe in the place they call home. If you know someone who is in imminent danger, warn them…and yes, they may never leave. They may never come visit you…because Africa has its own set of challenges (like everywhere hello!) Some people may leave and go to countries other than Africa, if they choose. But just telling a collective of people that they’re not safe is root work whether u mean to do that or not. Enjoy your Africa and inspire ppl to want to come thru talking about your experiences but don’t mess with the experiences of others and speak a narrative that they’re not safe where they are. U don’t speak for the black community as a whole because we are all different, not a monolith. Not all of us view life thru racial lenses and call everything racism.

@Blissful-es1kk

5 ай бұрын

Yes, America has many problems, but the same can be said for many other nations. South Africa is certainly not a utopia. It has one of the highest rates of income inequality in the world. Additionally, a very large segment of South Africans live in poverty. I'm sure however, that SA is a beautiful country (I plan to visit) and a great place to live for the "haves" of society. I simply don't understand why Ashley repeatedly turns a blind eye to the income inequality and harsh living conditions in South Africa (for the have-nots).

@publicminx

3 ай бұрын

@@Blissful-es1kk income inequality is totally irrelevant. thats a left wing resentment/stereotype. its just being 'envy' about others. no one got a better life while trying to equal all people (which is why 100% of all socialist/anticapitalist countries failed). relevant is that a society makes the life of everyone better which is not the same as making the life of some who have more worse (which does not help anyone else - you just have then more poor people). now you also learned why the countries with the most wealthy people per capita are also better for poor people while the countries without billionaires/millioniaers are among the worse. the mechanism is NOT that because there are wealthy people therefor others are poor. thats a lie (obviously if it was true then humankind kept poor and never evolved - no market every became bigger). true is that South Africa has a lot of problems.

Unfortunately, there are some Black Americans who love America so much even if America is unfair to them, they have normalize this abusive relationship and believe no place is better than America

@Blissful-es1kk

5 ай бұрын

I can't say that America has been unfair to me. In truth, it has provided a lot (i.e. very elite (free) college and grad school education, wonderful career and the ability to invest heavily in one of the best markets in the world, which allowed me to actualize real gains to become financially independent). However, I do acknowledge that there are many challenges in the U.S., particularly for those of us, who weren't taught how to avoid the societal traps. Yes, there's also some discrimination and micro aggressions, but I tend to socialize with like minded people and I try my best, when out and about, not to feed into negative energy. I am in no way stating that everyone has enjoyed the same, as I have, but I am just shedding light on the fact that some of us do have it good. I would however visit (and possibly live half the year in another country), but the U.S. will always be my home base.

@scottowensbyable

5 ай бұрын

​@@Blissful-es1kkI wouldn't give up US citizenship.

@MindfulMoments1444

2 ай бұрын

@@Blissful-es1kk Sadly this isn't the case for many. Even if you've avoided societal traps and attained some level of success, it doesn't mean the discrimination won't apply, its just different. I'm happy you've had a great experience though.

I live in the US and would agree that we are in a crisis. But if you look at our history we’ve never not been in a crisis and so we’ve found ways to continue to be and sometimes even thrive under those conditions. Which sucks but speaks to our ability to adapt under some of any type of circumstance. I’m into family history research and have traced some of my roots through DNA testing back to Africa, have visited west Africa twice and have had an interest in the continent. But in looking around and observing many African Americans I think there is a connection to Africa but an even deeper connection to the US. I think there are efforts to mask how bad things actually are here in the US. People are kept in the dark and don’t really know or don’t want to know. I also feel like the US wouldn’t want many of us to leave because there has always been a want to keep someone (us) in the bottom caste to serve them and because of generational prejudices, unless they can replace us. So there are a lot of moving parts. But also if you are living in Black America - there are safe or safer places to be in the US and if you can situate yourself there, life can be better, descent even. But a lot of people don’t have, regardless of race and are also not in a position to travel or move right away. Some people are here watching over elders or never even thought of a move outside of their country let alone their city or state. For those who remain, maybe they can still connect with Africans and those who have moved to the continent for networking and business opportunity and investment. And for all who are planning to make the move or who have already done so, I wish the best for you.

Excellent message and knowledge, Ashley. Many cultures are conditioned to believe you need a certain ethnic group to rule you for success or chaos is inevitable. The truth is that chaos is purposely planned and initiated around the world by these same groups. Continued blessings to you and your family!

@hasheemyusuf6904

5 ай бұрын

Wow you're very bright 👌.

Thank you Ashley. People are listening. Keep pressing. Keep grinding. Keep learning. Keep loving. I’m praying for you.

Yeah we are in trouble America specifically but if you are black/African American/decendents of African Israelites its time to get hip.

4:40 if black people in the continent are “safe” then why are the fleeing in droves, ma’am? 🤔

@Blissful-es1kk

5 ай бұрын

They are fleeing, because they lack opportunities. I think many countries in Africa are nice to live in, but the kicker is, you need money to live well and many Africans, do not have money and are locked out of many opportunities to make money in their home countries. Some Black Americans, may enjoy living in South Africa, while earning U.S. dollars, since they are able to capitalize off of the fact that 1 dollar = ~19 rands. This means that your money goes much further there, than in the U.S.

If you run, if you leave - don't come back. I'm not going to cut and run. This is my country and I will stay and make it better.

@itsTheTruthTeller

5 ай бұрын

@@IGBOAmericanKing word? America is a plantation huh? 😂 Smh

@terrelljackson.

3 ай бұрын

IGBOAmericanKing What you’re saying is not logical. Anti-Blackness is a global issue. The world is their plantation. And Africa specifically is the Mecca.

@allenmaa7064

3 ай бұрын

Why should Black Americans be the only people in the world whose destiny has to be tied to one nation? You want to make it better, well that’s good. But a lot of what you are working for - basic human dignity - is available elsewhere. You keep waiting for the arc of the moral universe to eventually bend towards justice while other people in the world are eating mangoes and croissants not worried at all that their children will be murdered at a traffic stop.

Yes sis you hit the nail on the head. The fear in these streets is real but the rebirth for us that choose to push through is glorious. I tell everyone that the journey in these African streets is not easy but neither was where I can from. We have to choose our hard🤷🏿‍♀️

What I appreciate most about you sharing your thoughts 💭 is the level of emotional intelligence behind your bold expression of The Choice's you have made for your life Ashley 👑 As I've previously mentioned to you that after living in South Africa for 27 years what I have realized that this is a Spiritual connection that calls for an individual to take the leap of faith to move beyond the boundaries of The social norms of living in America. Trust the process never Rush The Process 💎. Continued Blessings to you and your beautiful daughters.

Thank you sister for your very important talk.

@AshleyinAfrika

5 ай бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Preach preach 🙏🏾 That’s right Ms./Mrs. Ashley Speak that thing Preach🎉 You said it 🙌🏾

@AshleyinAfrika

5 ай бұрын

Thanks for listening and sharing the good word

@MOOOOS

5 ай бұрын

@@AshleyinAfrika Oh yeah You spoke the mess outta that Was serious about that 🙌🏾

“Knowledge means nothing when you don’t share it” well spoken 🗣️💯

I am a black American man... 43... I'm 1000% with you. Within the next several years I am considering Durban. For this reason I love what you do and who you are so much. I share so many of your sentiments.

@FictionHubZA

5 ай бұрын

Durban is pretty good. I was there 2 months ago and it is a good city.

@FictionHubZA

5 ай бұрын

Durban is pretty good. I was there 2 months ago and it is a good city.

No Lies detected 👍🏾💯✊🏾

Your hair looks smazingly beautiful ❤

@kiaj.d.5855

5 ай бұрын

I agree! Healthy, shiny, and vibrant!

@ceruleanelectricthrone485

5 ай бұрын

🤔

As an American black man our own people our worse enemy

@cherryblossoms942

5 ай бұрын

It’s your brethren dear. They won’t get up and lead. I’m so tired of seeing these videos pop on my feed from BW who don’t understand BM are chasing wyteness and don’t give a darn what she’s talking about. 😳

@mikelary6071

5 ай бұрын

Exactly, and when the mixed male chases whyteness its all over for black people in america.

@pos2402

3 ай бұрын

The shaitan is our worst enemy

EXCELLENT POST! Thank you and I could not agree with you more.

hey Ashley, you are so right dear I'm coming home in july/august .Iam signed up for the virtual summit on 3/15/24 I will be in touch with you stay safe you and the family 👍

There's a specific reason that we're treated the way that we are that the majority of us don't understand. A reason that the masses are in complete darkness about. If you were to sit down and explain, people would reject because of a lifetime of indoctrination.

@NegroTribesOfGondwana

5 ай бұрын

I understand exactly what you’re saying

Peace and Blessings Ashely Thanks so very much for being candid. May Allah protect you and your beautiful family. Love from America ❤❤❤❤

If you don't hold it, you don't own it! Land, Gold, and Silver will hedge inflation...Hopefully people have been preparing!

Great message, Sis.! Lead, follow or get out the way. I love it here in Joburg!

@AshleyinAfrika

5 ай бұрын

All of this!!

I feel every word you said and I almost started to cry because it’s all way to true 🥲

My first time watching Your channel. Thank you for the truth and factual information with numbers . So that we could see how large the problem is.

With all due respect, Daughter. WE DON'T FLEE THAT'S NOT HOW WE GET DOWN AMERICA BELONGS TO US THE INDIGENOUS BLACK PEOPLE OF AMERICA SHALAWAM 👊🏿🕎⚔️🏹🪶🌽💜🙏🏿 LASTLY, WE ARE NOT AFRICANS!!!!!

@luzukombuqu4976

5 ай бұрын

If you are happy there it's ok though .❤

@davidbenyahuda5190

5 ай бұрын

@@luzukombuqu4976 It's not a question of feelings, it's a matter of ownership. We built the modern world and its wealth and would be foolish to abandon America because of our feelings. It was our feelings that created the greatest culture on the planet. Bar none. Shalawam Brother and be grateful that our Torah is true and that we are the children of the Most High G-d and our salvation army near. 👊🏿🕎⚔️🏹🪶🌽💜🙏🏿

@sozb6708

5 ай бұрын

Bot detected

@davidbenyahuda5190

5 ай бұрын

@@sozb6708 Get behind me Satan!!!

@sozb6708

5 ай бұрын

@@davidbenyahuda5190 deal with your situation straight up.... no need to cloud it in mysticism. Negativity and lies are the only things stopping you. That's the only thing stopping the African/Black world from achieving its rightful place in the world. Our people are so divisive and filled with spookism that they never accomplish much. 7.5 million illegal immigrants came into the US and the haters bussed them straight to your neighborhood. The international courts ruled that slave labor in Congo mines is legal. The UN is setting up shop in Kenya. But u fools are arguing over which space to live in. No other races of people are saying HERE OR HERE. They are saying we taking THIS AND THAT! WAKE UP!

Live Righteously Saints! In Other Words, Repent And Pray Continually Saints Of The Most High YAH!

Heartfelt 🥺❤️ The realest video ever🙌🏼🤞🏻. I felt every single word

Yes Ashley 👏🏾. Tell the truth and shame the devils. I think most (not all) AA should get residency in another country so there’s options if only to have a place of refuge and peace.

@AshleyinAfrika

5 ай бұрын

Options make life much easier

You are so right, Ashley. America is not safe for “us” and anyone who believes otherwise is sadly mistaken. My husband & I just returned from Johannesburg and we cannot wait to get back. Permanently. Thank you for sharing this.

@fisstudies320

5 ай бұрын

@eyeforafrika, It’s better to stay in your country and fix things there for your descendants. Cheers.

@tredinabrown2249

5 ай бұрын

​@@fisstudies320Live Righteously! Pray without ceasing. Thessalonians 5:17

@laryjohnson5736

5 ай бұрын

No you are just a liar.

She right! 100% I love being in South Africa. I love being in Africa! Awesome video!!!!!

@daphneytennard3267

5 ай бұрын

Good stay there! I have no desire to go there.

I love your honesty and insight thank you beautiful woman 💐

Thank you for dropping real knowledge. We must accept that 95 percent of African Americans will never even consider leaving this declining empire called America. We are tasked with enlightening and awakening the 5 percent. You and I represent the one percent who know the truth and who actually made the leap. Keep up the great work. Will see you in SA. I will be based in Durban.

@trueamerican769

5 ай бұрын

Is it realistic to think that MILLIONS of people can just up and relocate to a foreign land that is thousands of miles away? Would the people that moved to Africa have gone there if they knew our TRUE identity and history?🤔

@AKu-xs5vg

5 ай бұрын

​@@trueamerican769Yes, many don't have options. But for those who do: Go to Africa for peace Stay in turtle island if you're planning to fight

@fisstudies320

5 ай бұрын

@warrengreen8711, It’s better to make it work in your own country for your descendants. Cheers.

@warrengreen8711

5 ай бұрын

@@fisstudies320 no it is not. You can have both as all other groups. The Chinese, Jews, Arabs, Italians, Germans, etc all have their mother country as a backup. What country is your backup?

Happy Women's Day to all of you beautiful black women.

Love your courage, sincerity, and truthfulness, "say it loud", my dear Sister

Strength to you. Have not seen you this sad and angry. Much love to you and our brothers and sisters in the diaspora.🙏

My husband and I are considering relocating out of the US so we are on a journey to find other blk ppl that have relocated. We want to learn as much as we can and make connections with ppl that have made the move because this is a heck of a leap in unsure waters especially if you're already established. I appreciate finding your channel. ❤

Thanks for your message. Sister Celestial on The Masters Voice gives vivid detail and answers about what you are saying regarding missing children etc. I also just saw a piece on the African Diaspora channel that talked about women in the Gambia being deleted, do research and moving and getting connected with a community fast is critical. Those family members need to get their passports. I look forward to working with you and your vision to grow business in Africa on the legal front.

Ashley, you are on point raising the mental and physical health issues from living in the United States. I've been trying to connect with you because my research is exactly on that. I would love to share with you what my research has uncovered.

I have listened to you for aboutt 6 months im ready to come to the continent . I adapt to all situtions i have 2 businesses here but im shutting my Logistics and selling my property . I hope that i get to be apart of the growth ❤

@borngreat-4-life930

5 ай бұрын

Before you go to the.motherland, go and see it first before you make your final move.

Matthew 11:28-29 28 Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. 29 Take my yoke upon you, and learn of me; for I am meek and lowly in heart: and ye shall find rest unto your souls.

@katlegomolokoe4437

Ай бұрын

That's it! 🙌

Thankx...im wit chu...i felt that...im making a poster 4 my wall rt now on that "goal" statement....yep...😊❤

Thank you 🙏🏾 I’m a grandmother and Im extremely concerned for our young generations in America. I’m glad to see and be a part of what you are doing. Our young need the protection of their people. Our fight is not over! 🙏🏾

Magnificent message and leadership! Back to Africa with a purpose to help others and yourself thrive.

Appreciate you Family keep the videos coming love what your Doing?

Millions of Black American are doing just fine in America. and have no desire to leave. The world is yours find your place and be happy.

@JojoBean-zo7nx

5 ай бұрын

Millions is wild

@MindfulMoments1444

2 ай бұрын

Let the Far Right/Conservatives tell it, I beg to differ. I don't agree with their take but there is something going on whether we want to believe it or not. But everyone doing what's best for them is key.

We been in a crisis for 400 years girl where u been? Next...

But you moved to a place that has the same exact things going on. Africa is not Poppin like that. Got brothers and Sisters going over there getting unalived. They are fighting to get over here as a matter of fact, the people of Africa. I'm tired of people acting like black America is the only black community that has problems. Are you really going to go there, with Haiti and Nigeria, like are you serious.

@marcopeel

5 ай бұрын

Which African country are you specifically referring to? Most African countries have absolute peace. Africa is not perfect, mostly due to politician and lack of structured public services.

@AmberWeaver-nj3kc

5 ай бұрын

@@marcopeel Nigeria, Ethiopia, Ghana, there's several. That is not a place of peace, especially for black Americans. The Africans are trying to come here.

My sister Ashley, you are very lucky to know what you know. Like you said, black people will never get out of their comfort zones. They have been so brainwashed by the media to hate Africa, and love the hell hole that is America. I was talking about this same issue on another platform today, where some black people expressed resentment about being called "African-American", and preferring to go by "Black American" instead. This whole word-play exposes the head game that people of African descent in America have to play daily, just to survive. I don't hear about Italian Americans complaining about being linked with Italy, or Irish Americans, or Jewish Americans. It's only "African Americans", who hate being associated with Africa, the continent of their ancestors. It is really a shame, but it also goes to show how much damage has been done to the psyche of black people in the United States. They have bought the white-man's lies, hook, line and sinker. It will take a new generation of black children to overcome this impediment. A few weeks ago, I read about a 15 year old Nigerian High School student who came out on top in a Math challenge attended by students from the USA, Germany, Japan, Italy, and a whole lot of European countries. No black child in America will ever have such opportunity or support to attend such an event, let alone excel. We as Africans have a lot of work to do, to re-educate ourselves about who we really are. So, thank you for the invitation and for the work that you're doing to nurture and foster the growth of Black people worldwide. I am coming to the end of a very important project that I had embarked on for the past several years, and as soon as I'm free I'll like to become a part of your group Keep up the good work sister, and more grease to your elbows. Peace!

@musicalbenches

5 ай бұрын

I feel you...with two caveats. Your analogy does not work for two reasons. You do not find Italian American descendants calling themselves Italian-Americans after living in America for hundreds of years. You generally find that the FIRST generation (of any country) born into America do it. Second, Africa is a continent, not a country. You do not have the descendants of Italians calling themselves European Americans. I'm old, so forgive the history. Jesse Jackson popularized the term African American in the 80s. He didn't create the term. He just popularized the use of it. In other words, people were walking around saying black Americans before that. We went loosely from "colored," "Negro," to "black". These were the names on the forms we filled out. Then after Jesse. It went from "colored," "Negro," and "black" to African American. I once had a young Nigerian attending college tell my American students something that has stuck with me, even to this day. He might have been 19. He asked my students what would they call themselves if they got into trouble overseas. Eventually, he told them. Stop it. Tell the authorities, you are American. Then, he said. In my country, we were taught to love your country (this was 30 years ago...), you are taught to hate your country. Its why we come and succeed and why you remain and fail. Yes, I want to leave America, one day. I would love to step onto the African continent. But life is often more complicated than it appears. Today, Nigeria probably isn't teaching their young ones to love America. The last I checked, they were trying to keep our weird western values OUT of their country. Peace.

We understand your experiences and take it with a grain of salt because everyone has an angle, including yourself. You are a businesswoman and the bottom line is to make money. Without money in this world, you can do nothing. Good luck

Perfect description for the current state if the US.... I'm seriously thinking of moving abroad

Once employment opportunity in Africa gets better, that’s it. We ain’t never going abroad The peace in Africa is unexplainable. The kindness, the politeness, the way people treat each other. Nobody can convince me Africa is not amazing

INSPIRE!! ENCOURAGE!! INFORM🎉❤

@AshleyinAfrika

5 ай бұрын

Love you 😘

@kathleenking47

5 ай бұрын

Africa may doing better, since they're not compromising on certain things

I am determined to leave America. I just need about another 4 years to get everything in place.

Continue to speak my sister. Peace and blessings to you and yours.

We're God's people..our lives should be defined not by others...I just love your openness..your commitment...your passion...❤

Hello Ashley, I like this YOU! I didn't know you were like that. I love it. Thank you for being Authentic! I have lived on the Continent for more than 15+ years but my sister and others are too afraid to even touch this place. They believe the Propaganda. There is a reason the Powers that Be call their T.V. shows ... Programs. Exactly, they do just that... they PROGRAM!!!

@AshleyinAfrika

5 ай бұрын

Thank you! Well said!

YES Queen 🎉

@AshleyinAfrika

5 ай бұрын

👸🏾👸🏿👸🏽

In Philly its the same thing every day for decades. B on B crime all over the news. The self hate is real and it never gets any better. Drags down the reputation of our whole city!

The decline has been going on for 30 plus years. I left 18 years ago and never looked back. Peace of mind is so precious never let anyone steal it.

She said you learn nothing in stability you just exist there 🗣️🎯

Wow Ashley you right I don't feel safe in America as a Blackman

These social media dollar chasers are destroying people's lives. If you want to leave America just leave. 😂

Thank you again Ashley!we need you so much.youre like a Tubman.looking forward to meet you soon.Tariq

It’s very hard to see when no one else sees it. What was done the to black people in America is the saddest thing I’ve witnessed in my entire life. And it’s now internalized to be a self perpetuating sickness now. It’s hurts. I’m more sad about how we treat eachother. How we hate eachother and how we don’t really care about eachother. It’s enough to make you cry.

Where did you find the statistics for the black women who are disappearing?

“Do something every single day towards the goal that terrifies you if you want to experience life abundantly”

Africa leaders don't over any hope to the disadvantage ones amongs them

So true, and it will get worse as the economic situation worsens

@AshleyinAfrika

2 ай бұрын

📉

Blessings Ashley 🙏🏾💕Praying constantly, never ceasing in every way everyday!!! My daughter and grandchildren are living peacefully in Tanzania. They’ve been there since August 2023. It has its challenges, but what doesn’t? Compared to what’s been happening and still happening in the US I’d rather take that chance. I can’t wait to visit them come June God willing. Thanks for all you do!!!

Theyre not in crisis. Ban rap and hip hop. The veil will be lifted.

@MindfulMoments1444

2 ай бұрын

Who runs the music, entertainment, media industries and continues pushing this crap down our throats whether we want it or not? I personally don't know anyone listening to this crap and trying to emulate the lifestyle. Do your research, connect the dots, everyone doesn't listen to that garbage.

Thank you sister

This needed To be said. No lies told.

I like title If a lot more of our people stopped ignoring the writing on the wall And come together and do some about it, then a positive change. Remember, we are all we got....

I just found your channel. I live in California and was planning on leaving the country too. Haven’t watched enough videos to know where you’re at but if it’s nice and you like it I would like to know more about it. The next video I am going to watch of yours is: I quit my $100,000 job to move to Africa. That should be very interesting.

You choose your way, let us choose ours, do not patronise peolpe and lifes...😮

@Ndagire

5 ай бұрын

She didn't force you nothing

@sozb6708

5 ай бұрын

Dang you triggered! Speaking truth is patronizing? PS....WE didn't "choose" this life somebody else's choices put us here.

@anastasiszaroliagis5066

5 ай бұрын

​@@sozb6708her truth not my...

@sozb6708

5 ай бұрын

@@anastasiszaroliagis5066 respect... but u know u on a channel about moving to the continent. U can change the channel. Many of us are looking for a better way. You don't have to agree maybe this not the way for you.

It’s a bit tough to move with a family of 6 to up and move to another country. Mindset is one thing, but finances etc is another major issue, especially when we have to pay for all these courses that share most of the information we already know.

Hello. Great video. Thank you for sharing. Have a wonderful day/night. 🖤🖤

I'm so tired, I just have to go on. With the Lord's help, I can try to make a way. I'm not the type to sit around and constantly complain. Got to make moves.

@hasheemyusuf6904

5 ай бұрын

Well spoken 👍

You are right! The U.S. refuse to give us reparations, and neither political party has done nothing to improve the lives of Black people in America. Congratulations! You made the conscious move to leave the U.S. and migrate to the mother continent. Continue to stay bless, and assist those who want help. May God continue to bless you.

@amirrahman3206

5 ай бұрын

Africa isn't giving you anything either. Your not starting from the bottom in Africa, like you can in The US.

The most high is cleaning up its over sis america will fall like BABYLON