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  1. Gracias por informarnos sobre nuestro pasado ,casi no nos enseñan . Pero quiero que sepan que aquí en México amamos a los negros y muchos de nosotros traemos esa sangre , mi esposa es morena pero su bisabuela era negra. Son nuestros chocolatitos, con cariño.
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  2. You guys are wonderful💕 I’m so glad I found your channel. For days now I’ve really been mulling over the idea of moving to Mexico after hitting my breaking point with the taxes and other BS with the US. I’m over it. You two are talking me into it even more. Thanks for the awesome info💖
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  3. Everybody in Brazil knows Racionais even the richest people, like they are the most famous rap or hip-hop group in Brazil.
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  4. I was so excited to see you in Qatar. I was there in April and loved it. As a solo traveler, I felt safe alone, even at night. The malls were huge, and the hospitality was warm. Much love from Texas.
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  5. You two are officially Mexican, enjoying life, food and culture !
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  6. Guys you need to visit Balneário Camboriú! It is very close to Florianópolis, and easily accessible. Santa Catarina is a beautiful state and has a diversity of landscapes that you will love. Congratulations on your channel!
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  7. It’s a topic that needs to be discussed. Thank you for the 411 and keeping it 💯. Stay safe.
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  8. I like African Ancestry because it breaks down the DNA to tribal groups. It is more specific.
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  9. I loved Joburg. I've visited twice. I did not experience any criminal activity. I know that it goes on, but I was primarily in Sandton and in the suburbs around the City. I loved Mandela Square and Sandton Mall area. The restaurants served the best food I have ever had. I didn't make it to Maboney. Loved shopping in the many different malls. The homes there are beautiful!
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  10. Brotha said, “God bring me a black woman who speaks Spanish.”. I LOVE it!
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  11. Ok… don’t know if anyone has mentioned it but…You guys seem SOOOO much more laid back and loose now that you’re 100% devoted to YT and no more school. Do you feel more free and relaxed?? It seems like it 💗🤗
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  12. Ps Croatia can also be added to these videos! I’ve been there twice during this pandemic and they have always stayed open. Only requirement a COVID test to enter and showing you’ve paid ahead for your stays. Very open all over the country and no vx passports. Also it’s amazing there!
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  13. That's really a shame. Having traveled to Mexico quite a few times the feeling of racism crosses my mind but nowhere the feeling I get in the US. I'm glad that not only did you guys figure out the game but you put us subs onto the game so we can keep an eye out for it as we're traveling. Thank you guys so much for the insight you bring my beautiful people.
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  14. The "American dream" has always focused on one culture, those who fed into it for its own culture are brainwashed and have become entitled. The "American dream" is to make all the money you can make here, pray to God you don't get killed by stress or a gun, and MOVE ABROAD 👋🏽 ✈️ 🚢 👟
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  15. My husband's great grandma was on the trail of tears. She escaped from slavery and ran to the Indian reservation and married an Indian.
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  16. I fell in love with Oaxaca when I went there in 1973. Haven’t been able to get back, but, one of these days! You two are such beautiful folks, inside and out. Your kind and open souls come shining through.
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  17. Let me just give a shout out to April's hair...it is absolutely beautiful!!!
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  18. When you started telling the story I had a feeling it had to do with the Haitian migrants. I had no idea about Tapachula. Thank you for getting the word out. This should be known about.
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  19. I love your videos. I went to Brazil twice and my second time was in Bahia. I fell in love with Bahia, but Itaparica was so beautiful. Keep sharing the truth about Bahia! 🙌🏾🙌🏾
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  20. I always have to catch my breath when you both cover the magnificence of indigenous/Negee/Brown-skinned folk and our story as it relates to representation. Simply captivating! Thank you so much! ONE
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  21. I am solo. My son told me not to go next door without it. Thanks for the heads up. You guys are always looking out. Thanks
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  22. This was good! My husband is Mexican from Mexico City and we met in Texas. We plan on retiring earlier than the retirement age in Mexico! It’s ridiculously expensive in the states.
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  23. This was nice of you to do. Thank you. You earned a subscribe from me. We really need more people to join forces for freedom, regardless of their personal decision to get the jabs or not.
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  24. Amen and Amen!! I will never miss waking up on a Monday morning, putting on clothes I don't feel like wearing, driving when I don;t feel like it, and especially having to go to a place for 8 hours surrounded by other people who don't want to be there. I try to do what I want to, not what I have to. Peace is priceless.
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  25. I must say that I'm little surprised about yr reaction in Salvador. I was so waiting for this moment. I thought you would feel like home there, more than anyplace else, and definitely connected with the culture. I'm Brazilian, considered "white" and when I arrived in Salvador and specifically in Pelourinho, I experienced so many mix emotions that I carried throughout my life. Today I live in USA for almost thirty years and went back to Salvador four times. Just to watching you, gave me chills. For me it was definitely a spiritual connection. I always tells my friend that decides to go there, open your heart and listen to your soul: Salvador is magic. All of them, so far, agree with that.
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  26. Yes!! That was my experience 23 years ago when I first visited Brazil. Now I'm a legal permanent resident lving in Bahia. Careful, you might get addicted to Brazil like I did!
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  27. Mannnn y’all put it down with this one, glad to see the massive view count as well fam, keep it up!!!!
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  28. Hi guys ! I'm that Popeyes employee from Eldorado Shopping mall in São Paulo. It was a pleasure to meet you. Have a great vacation
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  29. And I need to say, you've explored somewhat 5% of what São Paulo has to offer, this city is amazing!
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  30. Your list is really good and it's important. Many people don't do due diligence when moving to another country and end up going back to their home country because their "idea" of the country and the "reality" are miles apart. Good job!
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  31. I know I'm always going to learn something here. Thank you for doing the research.
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  32. Y’all are so right! That’s why I’m starting a Youth Travel Program to bring US kids from my area to Mexico and Central America. I teach ESL and I want to visit my students’ countries and bring other urban kids who are studying Spanish or not! Let’s collaborate! I’m from Va Beach retiring this June and heading to Mexico! Our country lies to us about needing money to travel. It’s that consumer mindset! Then, we don’t prioritize getting a passport. Then they teach “fear” of everyone and everywhere else but America. Crazy right?
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  33. I love it! Great video. I'm Peruvian and my dad's side of family is black. Do you plan to explore Chincha area in Peru which has heavy African influence.
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  34. I’ll have to admit the food isn’t as tasty as I would have thought in Turkey especially y’all coming from Mexico it might be a disappointment. Loved the list tho as a fellow unvaxxed traveler 💕
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  35. You have made the best videos about Morelia. I demand that the Michoacán government make The Yarbros the new tourism ambassadors.
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  36. I feel honored that you are visiting my state. Hope you like it! If you were in Gramado/Canela (or another cities of Serra Gaúcha region) in winter, you would get temperatures below zero, with a chance of snow. This isn't something new for North Americans, but I think most people don't expect to see this in Brasil. But it can be hot too, our summers are very hot, as in the rest of Brasil (as our climate is temperate, we have everything throughout the year). Good stay, enjoy!
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  37. LoL, those Yarbros do not beat around the bush! If the title of the video says "Sh*t Happens" then you can best believe Sh*t literally happened. OMG, I'm Laughing Out Loud!!!!!!!
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  38. Thanks for the support of Choice and for the information on Mexico, which is looking more and more like my retirement relocation.
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  39. I knew you'd love Querétaro! I'll have to recommend this to people when they ask me about moving here because you gave a great insight into the whole city. I almost never leave the center 😅
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  40. INCREDIBLE. Definitely not in the same category as the usual/typical expats-in-Mexico videos (which are loved, too). This is HIGH, substantive, SMART content. Also: surprisingly serene, literally ad figuratively soul food! Salud!
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  41. Thanks guys! I have been watching you guys since the early days of your channel and dreaming of leaving the US. I'm a half Mexican Chicana from San Diego, so for me, going to Mexico has felt like going home in a way. My husband on the other hand is from rural Ohio, and while he moved to California, where we met, because he never felt like he belonged he still grew up with the common belief in the midwest that America is THE place to be. I've finally convinced him that it is time to go, full stop. The writing is on the wall. Y'all know that the Cheeto made it so that Romania released the human trafficking Tate brothers so they could come back to the US?? Their miso giny and yahtzee agenda is terrifying. What can you expect from the "grapist" in chief? All I know is that unfortunately I think the fight might be lost. The empire is not recovering. I'm doing like my ancestors on both sides of my family and migrating on to better places. It is heartbreaking though....I had hoped people would wake up and stop the decline before it was too late. But I hadn't realized the scope of ignorance, miso giny and just flat out h8 in the US. All the things people have hidden for so long under guise, are now coming out in the open. This is the era of saying the quiet parts out loud. Anywho, congrats on your channel growth! Almost 150k! Knocking it out of the park with your content, love you guys ❤❤
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  42. After watching this video, you can go read this paper "Vicente Guerrero: insurgente, militar y presidente afromexicano" by María Dolores Ballesteros Páez. It's fully in spanish but translating tools won't change the essential information. It basically describes how Vicente Guerrero and his family were treated by his political oppositors because of their Black Ancestry and features. And how and why his visual representation had to be whitened after his death.
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  43. Sorry to hear that this happened to you but it is in no way an isolated incident. I was traveling from Belize to Merida last December when I encountered a very abrasive immigration officer. I was born in Belize but I am also a British national. Crossing the border from Belize into Mexico, there was a HUGE back up in the immigration line to enter Mexico and only one person checking us in, a female immigration officer. A male immigration officer was walking through the office distributing the immigration forms to people in the line. Before he got to where I was in the line he approached me and asked, “Sir can I see your travel document” ? I presented him with my Belize passport and he continued issuing forms to everyone else. Now I must say, I am a very dark black man, and when I am in Belize or the Caribbean area I become even darker, we are talking Wesley Snipes dark. All the same, the other people in the like were all Belize Latinos or white Americans. NO ONE ELSE in that line if what must have been well over 100 people was asked to show any documents. I waited my turn to get the immigration check in desk and, when it was my turn, the same male immigration officer was now helping his female colleague. I approached and presented my passport, he asked where I was going and how long I intended to remain in Mexico. His questions were more like an interrogation, very intrusive and his tone and attitude was very abrasive throughout. Eventually I produced my British passport and showed this to him without being asked and although his attitude did not change, the questions stopped and he stamped my Belize passport for entry into Mexico. I had travelled to Mexico MANY TIMES before, coming from the UK as well as from Belize, but in all my previous visits, I had NEVER been treated like this, although I have seen other dark skinned Belizeans complain on social media about similar experiences in Mexico before. So yes people, it is real and black travelers are being singled out for harassment when traveling to Mexico.
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  44. THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME! 🇿🇦
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  45. Hello my favourite couple. This is my best topic, I am ready to retire, my dream is to leave the USA to some where else for 3months at a time..🖤💚💛you are speaking my language.
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  46. `Glad you decided to go. The recent weekend of violence was an oddity as ES has become a very safe country since the new president went into office in 2019. The stories you mentioned happened a long time ago. BTW if you go to Pupuseria Las Vegas, up the road from Picnic, you'll find a better view and a longer slide which is free. Lots to learn, glad you're willing. Saludos!
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  47. Y'all should have mentioned your Patreon is up and running at the end of the video. It won't replace your teaching income but more members would certainly help! I'm sure there are many who enjoy your content and want to support your channel.
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  48. Yup, I've done DNA testing twice; once with 23andMe and the other with Ancestry. I'm 70% African (mostly Nigerian too), 27% European (my dad is mixed; his father was either White or White-passing), 2% Native American (my mom's father was half Cherokee), and 1% Bengali from India (this was a surprise; I found out I have Caribbean ancestry and many are mixed with East Indian ancestry). The reason that MOST people of African descent in the Americas have Nigerian DNA, is because the Yoruba tribe from modern-day Nigeria was the most enslaved group of Africans. I already knew my test was going to reveal a high percentage of Nigerian ancestry because my mom had met some of her father's Yoruba relatives. Also, anyone with Native American ancestry might show percentages of Asian ancestry. This is due to the theorized migration over the Bering Straight, or poor Native sample sizes with any given company, that skews comparisons.
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  49. I enjoyed my week in Floripa. I could totally see myself living in Florianopolis. It was a fun place to be but after a certain time, not much to do. But very safe city and friendly people. Great video guys.
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  50. Haven't heard from you guys in a minute .Nice to see you again good video .
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