Black & Abroad 101 | Why Racism-Free Philippines | With Catherine Adviento
Black American Privilege, Why I Moved To The Philippines Islands –As A Successful Black American Entrepreneur, and Filipina Catherine Adviento is here from STI, Philippines to ask a few questions of their own.
It’s my Special #Linkedinlive Q&A Event for: Black & Abroad 101
I know you will all enjoy this!
The United States is in flux, millions of black Americans, -and others- are looking to get out –or at least to diversify their lifestyles and domestic investments. The exodus, Blaxit, or dual-residency, and ultimately the diversification of ‘the black American lifestyle’ has been on the uptick for over a decade now.
My affection for The Philippines dates back to, President Aquino II, who encouraged me to, initially publish a magazine showcasing the Philippines-true lifestyle, then, visit the islands, and ultimately move at least part-time to the islands.
Also, around that time, the world witnessed a most-hospitable visit by America’s first black president, Barack Obama. However, the success of black Americans (and other expats) in the Philippines, is evidenced a century ago. In fact, the original ‘Filipinos’ called ‘Aita’ are black and look just like (short) black Americans (imagine Kevin Heart after living 10-years on an island).
Specifically, ‘black American love’ in the Philippines dates back to the Japanese, as well as, the Spanish-American, Philippine-American Wars (1899-1902) in which many negro –or black American (Such as the Buffalo Soldier’s 9th Calvary, aka The Negro Calvary, and Philippines Black Heroes like David Fagen) soldiers, chose to stay behind, rather than return to a racist American culture.
And then, everyone remembers 1975, Muhammad Ali, Smokin’ Joe Frazier, and “Thrilla In Manila” where the world saw the Philippines hospitality and love for black Americans. Images, which changed the perspectives of black Americans back in America, as Muhammad Ali stood; with the former Philippines President Marcos, and his massively-popular and lovely wife, Emelda Marcos, and vowed to return to the Philippines.
I digress… Foreigners and expats, in general, adore the Philippines and can all get insights from this, ‘Why I moved to the Philippines 10-Reasons’ video, ebook, and seminar.
Black American Privilege. Yes, it exists.
But black Americans; even back then, had a much different experience in America, so this information, maybe right on time for them…
…or anyone looking for FREEDOM, to live somewhere where they can enjoy the simple things in life, and focus on their passions –if just for a week, a few months long hiatus, or the rest of your life.
I will talk about 10-Reasons I Moved To The Philippines; and if you stay, (or read) until the end, I have 2 bonuses for you. I started this journey 10 years ago, so I thought it would be good to just list out things I learned every year, thus, saving you time, stress, and money.
We will jump into:
- RACISM-FREE LIFESTYLE
- TROPICAL LIFESTYLE
- FINANCIAL FREEDOM
- THE QUALITY OF LIFE
- THE HOSPITALITY
- LOCATION
- FLEXIBILITY OF LIFESTYLE
- ENTREPRENEURIAL OPPORTUNITIES
- EASE OF VISA
- STRUGGLE-FREE
BONUS ONE: BLACK AMERICAN PRIVILEGE
BONUS TWO: ENGLISH-PROFICIENCY
And, if you are in our live, global audience, you can ask questions, comment, and join the discussion LIVE! On The Set.
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Later in other episodes, we also talk about:
How-To Make The Move, The Pros & Cons, and How-To Succeed In The Philippines.
ENJOY!
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