"You Have Freedom Out Here, Like Real Freedom ..." (Black in Vietnam) | MFiles

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  @TheBlackExJp · 6 years ago · pinned

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  @datguybrandon9683 · 6 years ago

  &quot;...I want my kids to have a childhood that they don&apos;t have to unlearn.&quot; <br>Sheesh. Knot in my stomach on that one.

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  @esconsult1 · 6 years ago (edited)

  As the Nomad Capitalist says: “Go where you are treated best” and many times that is not at the home you grew up. And many times that not even the place where people look like you.

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  @RC-cm9dj · 6 years ago

  “Have zero fcks to give, make the change for yourself “ love her!

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  @ninal6229 · 2 years ago

  watched this video 4 yrs ago, came back to finally say I&apos;m going to Vietnam next month ☺

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  @johnta17 · 6 years ago (edited)

  &quot;I want my kids to have a childhood that they don&apos;t have to unlearn.&quot; this statement is so real.

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  @onelove1968 · 6 years ago

  She&apos;s absolutely right about local Vietnamese just being innocently curious about different skin colours and hair textures. &nbsp;And it is NOT just exclusive to black skin and hair. &nbsp;As I white male living in Saigon for a very long time, I cannot count the number of times young people have politely asked (or motioned) to touch the hair on my arms, my beard stubble, or examine my green eyes closely. &nbsp;I&apos;ve never once felt it was racist, but instead endearingly affectionate and playful. &nbsp;In fact, we usually all end up united in cheerful laughter afterwards. &nbsp;A gentle human touch is the cornerstone of breaking down social barriers. &nbsp;In the West, we build trust and new friends with handshakes. &nbsp;Hand in hand is very intimate too, and rarely considered rude.

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  @thequartz558 · 6 years ago

  She seems to have a peace over her life can&apos;t knock that.

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  @qyujq4821 · 1 year ago

  As a student <br>We more or less thought that the profession of these teachers was wonderful<br>We know that our classrooms are still quite chaotic and not very interested in going to school, but thanks to the patience of the teachers, I believe that more or less in our hearts we appreciate them, bringing useful things.<br>As a student, I am very sorry and thank the teachers who sacrificed

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  @madstarr2 · 6 years ago

  Not only does Angee have the credentials to be a teacher but she has the heart of a teacher!

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  @sleepy314 · 6 years ago

  &quot;Ride a motorbike like you are in a school of fish and you be ok&quot;... wise advice.

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  @cwilliams383 · 6 years ago

  Excellent interview. &nbsp;I&apos;m here in Vietnam now and she is absolutely correct. &nbsp;I just wish they had a retirement visa. &nbsp;I&apos;m Black, from America and this is my favorite Asian country.

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