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  1. amerikkka is over.
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  2. Wow! This is so beautiful..places I had never heard of in Brazil.... definitely gonna visit
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  3. This is still happening to this day in Congo. There are over 40,000 children in working in those mines.
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  4. I'm brazilian and even so i'm still surprised how big and diverse Brazil is, in culture or landscapes
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  5. This is my first time monetarily supporting a content creator. That's how good a job you did!
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  6. Good 4 Mexico. $$ Everyone in the world should have a stable economy so ppl can thrive.
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  7. Nossa, meus olhos encheram de lágrimas de saudades do meu amado Brasil🥹 (estou há 2 meses no Canadá, mas em breve retornarei para casa❤). Meu sentimento pelo vídeo é de "gratidão"🥰. Gratidão por mostrarem ao mundo, de forma tão poética, um pouco da nossa cultura. Próximas vezes que viajarem ao Brasil, tentem visitar regiões diferentes. Cada região tem gastronomia, sotaque, relevo, etc, bem distintas uma da outra.❤
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  8. It does look a lot like the Dubai skyline. Wow, Brazil really is very modern and diverse! I would really love the tropical rains and strolling the beach in the cooler off season. Thanks for taking us along! Special place, glad you’re enjoying it. 😊
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  9. I often give presentations on Florida covering Juan Cavallo also known as John Horse. He went to Washington D.C. survived an assination attempt, and led his people out of Oklahoma to Mexico. This is part of the curriculum for our school history classes. Thank you for presenting this incredible story.
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  10. Que viva la negritud!!! En México se les ama, se les respeta y se les admira... es más, no se puede imaginar México sin esa tercera raíz!
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  11. They remind me of the Last Poets and Gil Scott-Heron. Yes, I’m old skool and I love this! The pictures of Malcolm X, Tupac and others shows how we are globally tied together. Thank you for sharing this - it made my day! 👍🏾✊🏾
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  12. Impossível não gostar de vcs. São muito simpáticos!! Aplausos! ❤
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  13. Thank ya'll for part 2 along with 1. I am Vaccine free, my husband as well as my 3 children (13,15,19). I also told my kids it's their choice bc it's their body. I haven't even had a flu shot yet (I'm 37 this month). I can't wait to travel to these countries...Thank ya'll again💚!!!
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  14. Knocked it out of the park with this one. Such insightful coverage of the politics and culture of Brazil from an Afro-centric perspective. So appreciate your mix of drawing the stories of the locals out, while also narrating the historical background in your own voices. I feel your LOVE for the people and country of Brazil, and I SHARE the sentiment!
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  15. Esse vídeo foi tão sensacional,qualidade impecável, acho que até documentários de grandes emissoras não costumam aprofundar tanto quanto vocês, e simplificaram muito bem um tema denso, ótima didática,parabéns
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  16. Nice, thanks for the info. No jabs for me and just now getting over the rona so I’ll have natural immunity anyway. Appreciate your respect for individual choice for medical procedures (esp since risk is involved, mandates have no place).
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  17. They definitely got BARRZ. This is the Universal Spirit of OUR people who are conscious and revolutionary. I love Brazil it literally feels like home when I am there.
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  18. Hi guys. Love your personalities, and I want to check out more of your content… but some of these countries aren’t feasible at all for unvaccinated. Greece actually has very tight restrictions for unvaccinated people. Sure you can get into the country, but you can’t even have a meal at a restaurant. Same with Georgia… we were going to go there but they introduced green pass for everything December 1st. If you decide to put together a second video- we were just in Albania, Montenegro and Serbia, they are all very open. Especially Albania, (it’s like Covid doesn’t exist at all) and you only need a test.
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  19. And is a Corporation!!! America is a Corporation!
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  20. 12:53 Florida teacher here- will be sharing with my classes in August!! It is downloaded now, too. Our 7th and 8th grade will love this real talk history content about our beautiful state and how it was a sanctuary at specific special time periods for those seeking safety peace and freedom. Thank you both!
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  21. All people are welcome to 🇲🇽 we dont discriminate anybody, i am happy that all of you likes my country 😊
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  22. Sejam Bem vindos ao meu Estado Rio Grande do Sul 🇧🇷🙂
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  23. It's nice to see you back in Mexico! People in Facebook groups are complaining about the Super Peso and saying that people from the States will be moving back. Right now the peso is 16.71:1 USD and for me, it's still better than the USD and I'm happy for the Mexicans!
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  24. It never ceases to amaze me that outside of the US, it doesn't matter your economic situation, you always seem to have access to fresh fruit, veg and meat. Another great video...Recife is another place on my list.
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  25. Boa parte das pessoas do mundo pensam que o Brasil é apenas a amazônia agradeço a vocês por mostrarem para eles que eles estão errados🙌🙏
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  26. When I go to Mexico I loose weight, although I might eat more, the food is more natural then in the US (GMO). Also I do more walking when I am in Mexico.
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  27. Love your videos, I'd love to hear you use the term "Vaccine Free" instead of "Unvaccinated". It's simply a much less alienating term when referring to those who have chosen to remain "vaccine free" 🙂🙏
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  28. Thank you for your videos. I’m black and my wife is Mexican so it’s great to see that there’s a vibrant black community in Mexico and that there’s a black history that we don’t really see or learn. ❤❤❤
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  29. This truth hurts but there is no growth without- please keep it coming ✊🏾
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  30. It made me so angry when I was 28 and I learned that I was lied to my whole life when I was told that “the colonizers” were the only people that had written language and that my ancestors had tons of written records that were thousands of years old, the colonizers just couldn’t be bothered to learn it so they called us all “illiterate”
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  31. Yes, it is amazing how much they try to keep from us. Thank you for uncovering the truth and presenting it in a beautiful format! 🥰
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  32. George Carlin called this many years ago. He’s the one who said “that’s why they call it the American Dream. Because you’d have to be asleep to believe it.
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  33. Glad you guys are enjoying. He's a legend!
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  34. I'm screaming lol when out of nowhere María Menezes (Reporter from Mosaico Baiano) stopped to interview you guys out of nowhere hahaha 😂 Hi!! I just subscribed to your channel, this video comes as a recommendation for me. I loved how informative you guys were in the video, I loved that you guys are enjoying Salvador. Enjoy the city a lot! Welcome to Bahia!
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  35. We respect and appriciate black americans who respect us and our culture especially when they visit our country.
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  36. To end your tour of southern Brazil I would recommend Curitiba,Foz do Iguaçu and Blumenau.
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  37. TY! I never considered Monterey before checking out this video. I just added it to my DivaList 🧡🦋🌻And I’m a fan of corn tortillas.
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  38. It can be argued that Europeans are still trying to subjuate the continent.
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  39. I went to Bahia a few years ago. I'm currently learning Brazilian Portuguese so I can connect more to people and navigate more easily and confidently.
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  40. the reason why many malls & shops close early is not because of crime, but rather because many of the workers live outside the cites or far away from the workplace & have to travel long distances to get home. it's the one of those still remaining legacies of the 'apartheid spatial development' where black people/working class were "bussed in & bussed out" of the city to townships after work and it's one of the reasons why you'll now see a lot of these 'informal settlements(shacks)' near developed areas which are filled with the people who work in the city because it's much more cheaper to live there than to travel 1 or 2 hours everyday to work from the townships.
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  41. I'm Black American and I got a lot of love for South Africa! I just purchased a new apartment in Rosebank for an investment property.
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  42. Racionais salvou uma geração com suas letras ❤💪🏾🎶
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  43. This episode of your travel made me cry. I'm a grown man and my emotions were all over the place. For one, what the colonizers did to the Africans they stole and made slaves in their countries, in this case Brazil, sickens me. It's like no matter where we, as descendants of Africa landed, our lives were made a living hell. And for many parts of the world, we are still trying to climb out of that hell all the while being asked, "What’s the matter with you? Why can't you just pull yourselves up by your bootstraps?" The sheer will to make something out of nothing out of necessity is another common trait we share with Salvador and others in the Diaspora. What is happening in the U.S. currently with not wanting actual historical truths to be taught, is what the peoples of Salvador explained in this piece? The government had laws in place to punish people for expressing their culture and daring to want better. I could go on and on with things I took away from Salvador and juxtapose them in the U.S such as the ideal that the lighter you are, the better you are and the greater the opportunities for you, (colorism here in the States),: the majority of the people, over 80%, are people of color but have no government representation (similar to South Africa not too long ago) The parts that made me hopeful was the conversation with the people. The young lady who has dreams of being a fashion designer, the young musician who's dream was to be known and win awards for his music, and most importantly, to help other musicians. Yarbros, you took us through a journey that I did not expect when I first started watching this installment of your travels. You continue to shed the light on cultures around the world, but just as important, the stories of the Diaspora! Thank you thank you, thank you!
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  44. Excellent documentary! This should be required viewing in every Black household and school. This is well put together.
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  45. Being Mexican American, I definitely feel safer in Mexico than anywhere else in the U.S
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  46. Sou Brasileiro e seus videos enchem de vontade de sair conhecer meu proprio pais... ❤
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  47. I always heard Brazil is the Culinary country of the world 🌎!! I've been there and I concur 😃
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  48. Thanks for introducing us to some amazing Brazilian artists! I love this song.
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  49. Okay, I'm Brazilian and live in Recife. I just want to say that I got emotional watching it because your words remanded me how much I love my country and it's people. I think sometimes for us who grew up here it's difficult to see the good and lovely things about this land but damn guys, I feel what you mean. So thank you. Hope you come back soon.
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  50. NOSSO PAÍS É BELÍSSIMO !!! MESMO QUE PERCORRAM POR ANOS , AINDA ASSIM NÃO CONHECERÃO A METADE DAS BELEZAS NATURAIS DESTA NAÇÃO. DEUS ABENÇOE O BRASIL 🇧🇷.
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