Surf Girls Jamaica (Extraordinary People Documentary) - Real Stories Original

Surf Girls Jamaica focuses on Imani Wilmot, an inspirational Jamaican surfer who uses the sport as a means of transforming the tough lives of the women around her, in Kingston and surrounding areas. Imani has harnessed the power of surfing to empower these women through training camps which bring women together to learn the mindful art of riding waves. This develops self-motivation, entrepreneurial spirit, respect for the environment and a deep sense of community. Globally, Imani has taken it as her personal responsibility to empower women of colour to have access to surfing and see a place for themselves within the global surf industry. UK support for sexual assault (via NHS) https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/sexual-health/help-after-rape-and-sexual-assault/ International support for rape and sexual assault http://www.ibiblio.org/rcip//internl.html International support for sexual assault https://www.rainn.org/about-sexual-assault Jamaican support for adolescent mothers http://womenscentreja.wixsite.com/wcjf Check out our new website for more incredible documentaries: HD and ad-free. https://goo.gl/LwMcmY Want to watch more full-length Documentaries? Click here: http://bit.ly/1GOzpIu Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/RealStoriesChannel Instagram - @realstoriesdocs Twitter: https://twitter.com/realstoriesdocs Content licensed from Little Dot Studios. Any queries, please contact us at: realstories@littledotstudios.com

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Surf Girls Jamaica focuses on Imani Wilmot, an inspirational Jamaican surfer who uses the sport as a means of transforming the tough lives of the women around her, in Kingston and surrounding areas. Imani has harnessed the power of surfing to empower these women through training camps which bring women together to learn the mindful art of riding waves. This develops self-motivation, entrepreneurial spirit, respect for the environment and a deep sense of community. Globally, Imani has taken it as her personal responsibility to empower women of colour to have access to surfing and see a place for themselves within the global surf industry. UK support for sexual assault (via NHS) https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/sexual-health/help-after-rape-and-sexual-assault/ International support for rape and sexual assault http://www.ibiblio.org/rcip//internl.html International support for sexual assault https://www.rainn.org/about-sexual-assault Jamaican support for adolescent mothers http://womenscentreja.wixsite.com/wcjf Check out our new website for more incredible documentaries: HD and ad-free. https://goo.gl/LwMcmY Want to watch more full-length Documentaries? Click here: http://bit.ly/1GOzpIu Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/RealStoriesChannel Instagram - @realstoriesdocs Twitter: https://twitter.com/realstoriesdocs Content licensed from Little Dot Studios. Any queries, please contact us at: realstories@littledotstudios.com

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King Beef
King Beef - 5 years ago
Why does the media always chose to show one side of Jamaica! Smh. Lots of middle class women doing great in Jamaica
Al Jenkins
Al Jenkins - 5 years ago
Strong women, great story.
Asia Sullivan
Asia Sullivan - 5 years ago
loveee this so much
angela o
angela o - 5 years ago
I love this!
Teresa Roy
Teresa Roy - 5 years ago
I would want to go visit, just to take lessons from her but where is any contact info?
Eric Loom
Eric Loom - 5 years ago
Big up from germany!
brian conner
brian conner - 5 years ago
I love Jamaica. These women are strong. I wish everyone on the island peace and prosperity.
Erynne M. Gilpin
Erynne M. Gilpin - 5 years ago
BEST VIDEO ON YOUTUBE
Don Meredith
Don Meredith - 5 years ago
LOVE this spot. Thanks so much for sharing. The world needs more of this.

10. comment for Surf Girls Jamaica (Extraordinary People Documentary) - Real Stories Original

Sparks Daley
Sparks Daley - 5 years ago
Love what u doing sis keep up the good work . all the way from the uk
Summer Rivers
Summer Rivers - 5 years ago
The best documentary, loved it. So inspiring, beautiful and empowering.
Zavio's Writing
Zavio's Writing - 5 years ago
Thank you
Kuntry Kween
Kuntry Kween - 5 years ago
Subtitles Would be great please!!!
liverpool1995lfc
liverpool1995lfc - 5 years ago
I love chocolate dessert
Live From Planet Earth
Live From Planet Earth - 5 years ago
+100
shudson
shudson - 5 years ago
amazinggggg
Qwep Xyvz
Qwep Xyvz - 5 years ago
beautiful
Ginette Mayas
Ginette Mayas - 5 years ago
My favorite part is the scene of the mother teaching her little girl how to surf by stabilizing the board at the end and allowing the little girl to get used to crouching and finding her balance. They're just floating peacefully on the ocean trying to catch a gentle wave. Very beautiful.
Aways Altaher
Aways Altaher - 5 years ago
I've been to Jamaica. No Jamaican woman thinks like this feminist propoganda.

20. comment for Surf Girls Jamaica (Extraordinary People Documentary) - Real Stories Original

Joshua Telemaque
Joshua Telemaque - 5 years ago
These women are so beautiful
Elevated Emotions
Elevated Emotions - 5 years ago
She catching kanalu nui loa but can not swim
samantha miriam
samantha miriam - 5 years ago
love this so positive keep it up sisters
RocksRox S
RocksRox S - 5 years ago
So Proud of these women! change the story and the narrative. I am Trini and this makes my heart smile! Bless up!
Julie Ann Myers
Julie Ann Myers - 5 years ago
I cannot hear the dialogue over all the background noise.
Betty Thomas
Betty Thomas - 5 years ago
I LOVE her father.....bless him x
In2deep Sosa
In2deep Sosa - 5 years ago
Love my girls history she Jamaican and I’m Mexican respect ❤️
Rickayla Wright
Rickayla Wright - 5 years ago
A WAH DIS?
KMT.
A muss one different Jamaica me born and grow up inna because most a wah inna this is purely false.
Raychristofer
Raychristofer - 5 years ago
This is a really well-done documentary and Powerful. It is true many times in Island culture if a person wants to learn water sports many times they are ridiculed I told that they are being white. Really proud of these ladies. I got a scuba diving license years ago myself and I was always the only black dude on the boat lol.
Chantrea Copeland
Chantrea Copeland - 5 years ago
We look so majestic. I love the women empowerment movement that they are doing, we need it.

30. comment for Surf Girls Jamaica (Extraordinary People Documentary) - Real Stories Original

rumon sourav
rumon sourav - 5 years ago
Brilliant background music
SaraBeth
SaraBeth - 5 years ago
People from warm countries...... squander your climate advantage...i cant even imagine being able to grow food all year.... fishing... not freezing in minus 25 ° celsius...snow over your knee. Gee.. must be nice to just go and 'pause' your life at the beach whenever you feel like it. And if your men have nothing better to do than cause you fear of being assaulted.... i dont even know what to say... those 'men' ... need to dig a hole and plant themselves in it .... and if they wont..you do it for them... and their mothers should break the ground for you. Im going to dig my car out from under 8 inches of snow...for the next 2 more months. ...in minus degree weather ...enjoy your surfing.
ROAD WANDERER
ROAD WANDERER - 5 years ago
Loveee this! Girl power!
S. Reina
S. Reina - 5 years ago
They have beautiful skin.
John
John - 5 years ago
I only click to see the rare occasion of black women getting their hair wet. I never expected to be inspired. Great job young lady.
tblessed313
tblessed313 - 5 years ago
Wow...I really enjoyed this video and didn't want it to end. Peace & Blessings to all the sisters from your brother in Detroit.
Mecca Modai
Mecca Modai - 5 years ago
This was Beautiful.
Chris Pelletier
Chris Pelletier - 5 years ago
Beautiful inspiring and lovely!
Newbs Media
Newbs Media - 5 years ago
A nice insight into Jamaica Surfing, I never knew we Surf
Mellymel Mellymel
Mellymel Mellymel - 5 years ago
Had me tearing up a couple of times.
Mellymel Mellymel
Mellymel Mellymel - 5 years ago
My people are so beautiful
Geno Banx
Geno Banx - 5 years ago
WTF???? Why did this woman start telling her story about the sexual atrocities imposed upon them and why it's so common for women in Jamaica. My questions is where are the real men there and why don't these men protect their women? Appears to be the black mans narrative when it comes to protecting his woman (statistically speaking). I love the fact that they're surfing a fellowshipping through the sport, but I can't unhear what I heard. Is there anyone here who can attest to what she said and what's being done to curtail this? Not cool at all.
Shaun Chin
Shaun Chin - 5 years ago
Geno Banx ......I didn’t say they were my friends.......as a Jamaican I felt compelled to clear it up for you........women here are more liberated than in most other countries........just like in the u.s.........their are more female professionals that are attending and graduating from universities than there are males......a lot of them fund their own schooling.........male attendance in any tertiary education institute is on a rapid decline,whilst women are filling the gap........so as far as oppression goes......I’ve never seen it......I’m 40 years old now,born,raised and educated in jamaica......I grew up in the ghetto,middle class and upper class circles of the island and I’ve never seen or heard of it........for example .......out of 130 new graduating police officers a woman was at the very top of the class.......this graduation happened yesterday.......do some investigation by simply reading the major local tabloid....www.jamaicagleaner.com
Geno Banx
Geno Banx - 5 years ago
+Shaun Chin Wow! Why would your friends allow to be depicted in this way? Click bait scenario (maybe)? All in all it's a dirty practice to mislead (not saying it doesn't happen anywhere else) but I really was digging the title and the fact of seeing black people surfing together (being a surfer myself). Most people I surfed with were others. Since you know the constructs of Jamaica enough to elaborate on the real deal (good for them) shame on the producer(s). Thanks for sharing!
Shaun Chin
Shaun Chin - 5 years ago
Geno Banx .......it happens as much as it happens in any other developing country.........it has never ever hit crisis level.......we have a lot of female politicians and women in very high social a political positions.........some women here can also be very ruthless........it’s not much different from being stateside.........women are not belittled here......often times women are the ones belittling men.......this story was cool and all......but the early narrative is extremely false........I know quite a lot of these people in the vid and they make it out as a mountain representing a mole hill......I apologize on behalf of the narrator and the producer whom have painted such a dismal picture of the social setting of jamaica.......jamaica is a wonderful place to be!!!!!
Emilia's world
Emilia's world - 5 years ago
I surf we should go together... Don't meet many like us.
Nicholas Victory
Nicholas Victory - 5 years ago
Thanks for the up load this was beautiful and very heart worming to watch (vacation) coming soon
Jody Hilton
Jody Hilton - 5 years ago
I love the promotion of surfing in this video especially with it being looked on as therapeutic.However the picture painted to represent most or all Jamaican women is not true, What was really painted is these ladies and their realities which just happens to be harsh.
JOSIAH ISRAEL
JOSIAH ISRAEL - 5 years ago
Your slave nationality Jamaica is apart of your mental slavery, You are the Children of God. The Israelites, They divided us after they scatter us in slavery on slave ships and then brainwash and change our names. You are the real Biblical Israelites the daughters of Zion. Holy unto the Lord, Righteousness (Gods Laws) is your Heritage. Your slave masters have whitewashed your history and steal your land, they lie unto this day, Israel is your country. Mount Zion, If I forget thee Jerusalem Let my tongue cleave to my mouth.
Shandra Haliburton
Shandra Haliburton - 5 years ago
Tell Terry that GOD loves her and will not leave her nor forsake her. Trust me I know.
Tenzie Gilz
Tenzie Gilz - 5 years ago
It would be better if they told their story from their point of view speaking from their OWN personal experiences. Don’t paint Jamaican women in a bad way because your story and your narrative is way different from many Jamaican women. So I fail to see why these experience from these women in this documentary speaks for ALL Jamaicans when it doesn’t.
stoneshorty
stoneshorty - 5 years ago
my hero's.... Mel I would love to meet you
James Williams
James Williams - 5 years ago
Gr8 Vid. Thx 4 the Post.

50. comment for Surf Girls Jamaica (Extraordinary People Documentary) - Real Stories Original

Uncle Ben
Uncle Ben - 5 years ago
continue being strong, classy, inspirational and nurturing Imani..nice!!
Ewan Laing
Ewan Laing - 5 years ago
Me like !! Just to see our women enjoying something that the masses normally font I appreciate it.the story behind it is also very good it can turn into something. Thing really big if you organize properly In terms of the ladies life interest,fails,and goals and achievements.
Lika Lika
Lika Lika - 5 years ago
Wow. Beautiful. Keep up the wonderful work sis
Georgia Williams
Georgia Williams - 5 years ago
This was empowering. Jamaicans have so much potential and talent!! But people need opportunities and they need to feel hopeful. Imani, continue to do great things. Much love!!!
Alexandra
Alexandra - 5 years ago
Beautiful. Thank you Imani and Surf Girls Jamaica. Sterling work.
Snow Watts
Snow Watts - 5 years ago
This documentary was inspiring! <3
KiN CAMELL
KiN CAMELL - 5 years ago
Heavy.


Ps Much Appreciations.
thebestisyettocome7
thebestisyettocome7 - 5 years ago
Great directing. Big up the Surf Girls from JA. Imani can surf fi real...
762ndTB
762ndTB - 5 years ago
Me love dis documentary.
Jamiami Jamiami
Jamiami Jamiami - 5 years ago
Growing up anywhere is rough. I live in the US now and the best thing that ever happened to me was growing up in the country in Jamaica. I wouldn't exchange that experience for anything it's what keep me sane. Most of us think we will be happy if we have lots of money but no you won't. People is what make you happy not things. If you have a happy childhood that's what will be your measuring rod for what happiness is for the rest of your life. Jamaicans are seemingly very pessimistic people, but that's an holdover from slavery. You know quite early as a slave not to show happiness or say anything good about those you love, hide your happiness and you might hold it for a little while. The punishment is usually unbearable . So we show the worst to strangers and our happiness to family and friends.
Wise Nubian
Wise Nubian - 5 years ago
leo robb
2 weeks ago
look i am Jamaican and this is bull no one supports rape it does happen but no one supports it and you can get educated IF you want it, this is missing a lot of context and is extremely one-sided and not providing all information
i know of many women my mother included who had it rough and put there selves through school and CHOOSE not to follow bad company it is a choice to want to not go to school and get pregnant.
Pretty Lou
Pretty Lou - 5 years ago
This is incorrect. Not everybody has the choice to stay in school.
Wise Nubian
Wise Nubian - 5 years ago
This video paints a false narrative on the realities of living in Jamaica. When will people realize that a few people who go through this does not mean ALL Jamaican Women relate to what she is saying or have a prison record. I would not even go as far as saying "most". I bet the producers searched high and low in poor neighborhoods to find a girl who fit the narrative they wanted to display about Jamaican people.
Sur Jeudi
Sur Jeudi - 5 years ago
Jamaican women learning how to surf, its a wrap! If they get into this professionally they are gonna dominate. Can't wait to see what comes of this!!! Jamaica has some amazing athletes.... I think it would make sense to see a Jamaican girl advertising for surf brands etc, they are beautiful, they're surrounded by water and we need diversity.
Salome Phillips
Salome Phillips - 5 years ago
Why this video started off that way .......like seriously! WTH! crazy! and no body is from the ghetto like me! stop. we are strong....we are a survivor! we are loving....and you guys know it! we cuss yes...but c'mon ......which ada country so intune like we!!!!!!! we know how the streets set yes......but there are some men out there who have our backs in all social class! Every where you go in life...there is social class.....it's a world wide fact. why IT SEEM LIKE THEM PAINTING A BAD PICTURE ON OUR jAMAICAN MEN! There is good ,bad and indifferent every where. Teach your children to be no nonsense. Listen , you see in jamaican, if you check some persons who sell in the market or run a taxi for example, and check their credentials... they are educated. Sometimes, its by choice ,because for one they might like the whole agricultural aspect, the entrepreneur mind, and simple just want to work for themselves as appose to persons who crave the corporate life. Many in the corporate life also does the same jobs on the side. We a unique, flexible , we are love, we a survivors, we are simply bless. Big up St. Catherine, Spain Town . #Yes this wasn't written straight English...it mix up with patio and short writing......a suh we dweet tu! AND ON TOP OF ALL THIS EXPRESSION...I WOULD LIKE TO TRY THIS THOUGH. BUT MI CYAA SWIM ENO.....WOIIEEE .And all you ladies....are absolutely beautiful!
tia jones
tia jones - 5 years ago
Nobody is trying to tear down Jamaica and Jamaican men but she is just pointing out the obvious and what a lot of women in color go through in every culture instead of being mad at the woman be mad at the men and change toxic masculinity.
Rickayla Wright
Rickayla Wright - 5 years ago
I agree, dem mek Jamaica seem like the worst place ever.
Digging Deeper
Digging Deeper - 5 years ago
Salome well said...nearly mos' at one point mi wonder a which Jamiacan woman dem a talk 'bout....They are beautiful women, mind you...but Yardie women, are strong, resilient, tough, overcomers, fighters and winners..., we cuss yes, and we bawl, but like the coconut tree dem when breeze lick dem, we bend and sway, and and as Maya Angelo writes, "and still we rise," and we do have good men, and I am married to one, straight from Yard
Michael Sterling
Michael Sterling - 5 years ago
Not all true the women are in higher paying jobs than men and the schools and universities have more women.more men in poverty crime drugs etc.these are uper class people so stop the lying smh
Carl Lee
Carl Lee - 5 years ago
Keep up the good positive love work
Shaun Chin
Shaun Chin - 5 years ago
Flatland Sounds ......yeah yeah......but the rape culture and belittling of women is an outright lie!!!!!........I am very disappointed at the narrative in the early part of the vid........smh
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Subscribe to my channel for free . - 5 years ago
Am a kenyan and I love Jamaica, one day yes one day I'll visit Jamaica.
Pimp kyyng_NLMB_Radio
Pimp kyyng_NLMB_Radio - 5 years ago
I would love to have her surfing in a music video
fawzia abdurrahman
fawzia abdurrahman - 5 years ago
2019 twentyhighteen positive vibes only. Go surf girls!
Theophilus Webb
Theophilus Webb - 5 years ago
I like the last port of this vid.. but not the first port! trust me must of Jamaican man raise up with out a father figure in there life what that simple tell you mothers need to teach them sons an daughters the right things about life to make Jamaica a better place.
Christopher Sharp
Christopher Sharp - 5 years ago
What a great vibe! Good to see the rise of a such positive, woman centric surf culture in jamdown.
Kenneth Bose Jr.
Kenneth Bose Jr. - 5 years ago
I loved this documentary
Dom Jú
Dom Jú - 5 years ago
Big up Jamaica
Dom Jú
Dom Jú - 5 years ago
Beautiful, I´am Afrikan but since I was a kid my father present me Jamaica with Jimmy Cliff, Bob Marley and Peter Tosh the mystic man, despite of them being from the elite they got such a nice tracks
Upness Bosss
Upness Bosss - 5 years ago
Nice documentary
mrndlprsnr
mrndlprsnr - 5 years ago
if you have never tried surfing get someone to show you/help you out it will change your life
AnthonyCEE
AnthonyCEE - 5 years ago
Correction black people was never afraid of entering the sea ocean and even learning to swim great Documentary but correction.....
Stryker Entertainment
Stryker Entertainment - 5 years ago
The h*** with Their main stream media Create your own way with your media and They will come to you trust me they are coacher vulture So ladies continue doing your thing.The only thing you ladies have to do is start up your own contests. And I guarantee you they Will come. Organize teams of ladies To compete in surf competition guarantee you they will come. Don't wait for any other country to recognize you. Recognize Yourself News travels
Tabs T
Tabs T - 5 years ago
"extraordinary people"??? Surfing
Kingsley Davis
Kingsley Davis - 5 years ago
Low expectations
Stacy-Ann Doulaghsingh
Stacy-Ann Doulaghsingh - 5 years ago
Very Inspiring! These are some STRONG women. I am very happy it highlighted the issues some of us have to face. God bless!

P.S-
As a Jamaican I would like to tell you guys to keep the caption off- most of what is translated here is way off lol.
Patricia Brown
Patricia Brown - 5 years ago
Mad Props to these beautiful sisters; my Kingston mother would have been proud since she taught herself to swim when she was 12 years old. I also taught myself to swim and I never looked back. It is the most exhilarating feeling to be in water and could stay in it for hours. Always wanted to surf, maybe when I visit Jamaican again, I will.
Much love; from LA.
Don Wanderer
Don Wanderer - 5 years ago
Got A Sweet Irie Feeling Watching Dis Ting! So Stoked That Surf Culture Has Touched JA. Bless Up!
Natoya Abiola
Natoya Abiola - 5 years ago
Inspiring ...wishing you ladies all the best.
rkalcar
rkalcar - 5 years ago
i always wanted to surf too. im a guy that use to skate
Saniel Myst
Saniel Myst - 5 years ago
ALOT OF JAMAICAN WOMRN ARE NOT TREATED WRLL BUT NOT ALL; IN FACT I KNOW JAMAICAN WOMEN ARE SOME OF THE MOST INDEPENDENT AND STRONG WOMEN IN THE WORLD
Xavier Cruz
Xavier Cruz - 5 years ago
Beautiful people
Mac McC
Mac McC - 5 years ago
Racist white ppl you see black people can swim
lllBADMANlll
lllBADMANlll - 5 years ago
This vid is quality work, mi like it.
TheREVTALKtv
TheREVTALKtv - 5 years ago
Incredible piece!! Blessings from Trinidad.
Japhy VanSanity
Japhy VanSanity - 5 years ago
10/10
BeeHoneySweet
BeeHoneySweet - 5 years ago
What's that?
Feature film?
Yes! Feature film - brown girls entering the world of surf competitions and dominating....packed with the drama of human brokenness and the triumph of overcoming! Ryan Coogler, F. Gary Gray, Ava DuVernay where are you?!?!

Thank you Real Stories for bringing this real story - the world really is a big place! Bee Sweet!
eddie mclaughlin
eddie mclaughlin - 5 years ago
Nice glassy waves
Sheryl Martin
Sheryl Martin - 5 years ago
Beautiful! As I watched I felt so connected in the spiritual sense because all the women seem so relaxed an I do know that water has a stimulating effect on the body which I believe soothes the mental state as if you're free to be who you are and being in the water is something I believe that releases one from all cares because the spirit is free...no worries as one lady mentioned. Awesome video!
SoFrolushes
SoFrolushes - 5 years ago
Amazing stuff. So nice to see Jamaicans enjoying Jamaica themselves and doing big things to impact their community in a positive way.
Priscilla Taylor
Priscilla Taylor - 5 years ago
There are Africans in Africa that swim, the ones who live by the ocean or rivers. This something that is not taught in lives of the African descendants from slavery. Thank God that you're are doing what is right.
Rock Steady
Rock Steady - 5 years ago
I love what she said about seeing it through to the end
Priscilla Taylor
Priscilla Taylor - 5 years ago
This is great, keeping do what you are doing for these women. You don't need to be on any circuit that belongs to white people. This is for healing and growing and confident women of color and that is what you need to do and keep it as it is. God Bless you and your group. Keep it up and God Bless to all the women in your program. Don't let outsiders destroy what you guys have.
mwenvlay
mwenvlay - 5 years ago
i'm pretty sure this movie was produced and directed by non-jamaican white women for a predominately white film audience. you can tell from the trailer that it wasn't done by jamaicans, therefore outsiders are already inside.
Liz Hernan
Liz Hernan - 5 years ago
I WANT TO SIGN UP.! WHERE CAN I SIGN UP?
Berkley B
Berkley B - 5 years ago
how can you be from the islands and can't swim. i will never understand this ..lol
Kingsley Davis
Kingsley Davis - 5 years ago
Demography not inclined to nautical pursuits.
Christopher anderson
Christopher anderson - 5 years ago
Jamaica is not a small island it's a huge island
Howell Parker
Howell Parker - 5 years ago
Lovely people oneness uppinz

100. comment for Surf Girls Jamaica (Extraordinary People Documentary) - Real Stories Original

Zebulion Neilson
Zebulion Neilson - 5 years ago
Wow what a beautiful site.
Erickya
Erickya - 5 years ago
Inspirational.. One love Jamaica.*+*
Monk
Monk - 5 years ago
Terri surf’s but cannot swim. Lawd! Lol!
Gary Cody
Gary Cody - 5 years ago
Awesome. Thank you for uploading this.
G.MICHAEL
G.MICHAEL - 5 years ago
Amazing story... Please do a follow up. And dynamite videography great editing wish I could give you 10 thumbs up
Island Girl
Island Girl - 5 years ago
I'm Jamaican and me and my friends don't relate to this at all. We never knew anyone like her. This story is so extreme and one in a million.
Noir Beauty Supply
Noir Beauty Supply - 5 years ago
I can really relate and identify with this video.
Greg Brown
Greg Brown - 5 years ago
Very inspirational. May I add the following free coding website - www.freecodecamp.org
Abdul Wahid Burhani
Abdul Wahid Burhani - 5 years ago
Peace to all
I am an American male of color and my only problem with this video is that it's too short.
I wished it was 90 minutes instead of 15 minutes.
For me it was all positive, everything they said about Jamaica, well that applies to every place and people in the world, for the most part.
Peace out dear ones
AWB
Jackie Smith
Jackie Smith - 5 years ago
The first thing to learn to do swim,, You wouldn't drive on the road without learning to drive
Kirk Jones
Kirk Jones - 5 years ago
How can the camera keep getting the wrong angle so often. Kmt
Kingsley Davis
Kingsley Davis - 5 years ago
Too busy pushing the narrative.
Ken James Jr
Ken James Jr - 5 years ago
NICE! SWEET! I LOVE THEM... ❤️
INSPIRATIONAL POST BY LEVERSON DAILY
INSPIRATIONAL POST BY LEVERSON DAILY - 5 years ago
GREAT TO SEE, TO INSPIRE MORE BLACK PEOPLE TO TRY DIFFERENT IDEAS, FITNESS AND FUN.
Publicly Applied
Publicly Applied - 5 years ago
Sad to hear that black women are not treated with the respect they deserve. Women give life we should be better towards women. Period. Great initiative ladies. Greetings from Amsterdam.
Heed2evalastingword
Heed2evalastingword - 5 years ago
+FL free tools When scientists explains sperms and eggs, but they do not go into detail, who put it inside of you from the get. It was all God.
Heed2evalastingword
Heed2evalastingword - 5 years ago
+Publicly Applied Sweety their are women that cannot have babies, until God blessed them to do so. It was God that created Adam and Eve. Woman and Man for this to happen are you not a man? Then you are the proof you just denying it.
Publicly Applied
Publicly Applied - 5 years ago
+Heed2evalastingword that statement is doesn't convince me or proof that god has anything to do with giving birth. If you're convinced so be it. Anything or anyway else you can convince me?
FL free tools
FL free tools - 5 years ago
pretty sure a sperm needs to meet an egg for life to happen, women do bear the child but they don't give life. You can't just lock a woman in a isolated room and be like aight we need you to give life.
Heed2evalastingword
Heed2evalastingword - 5 years ago
+Publicly Applied You are the proof did God not created a baby within your mother to create you. You are the living proof right there. That's why God said, that Eve will bear children in which women are doing so.
Publicly Applied
Publicly Applied - 5 years ago
+Heed2evalastingword prove it
Heed2evalastingword
Heed2evalastingword - 5 years ago
Actually it is the Lord Jesus Christ gives life, it is the woman who bears the child.
Ant Nam
Ant Nam - 5 years ago
The oppression of women in this society is abhorrent!
Ant Nam
Ant Nam - 5 years ago
+Shaun Chin I bet rape and other sexual assault is not a big deal to you.
Shaun Chin
Shaun Chin - 5 years ago
Ant Nam ......really ???.....where???.....I love this kind of hypocrisy.....not one person has made a comparison with ....let’s say Saudi Arabia.....they behead women on a regular .....when does this happen in jamaica!!!!!
Ant Nam
Ant Nam - 5 years ago
+Shaun Chin Doesn't matter! majority of ordinary females are still being oppressed.
Shaun Chin
Shaun Chin - 5 years ago
Ant Nam .......it’s a lie........our previous prime minister is Portia Simpson ,a woman.......just look up powerful Jamaican women!!!!
•kim taehyung•
•kim taehyung• - 5 years ago
14:50-15:04 beautiful moment. RESPECT
ツAllanzo
ツAllanzo - 5 years ago
I skateboard a lot and I'm Jamaican and I'm 17 . But Jamaica isn't bad for women they make Jamaica sound like a horrible place
Glamorous BAILY# LOVE
Glamorous BAILY# LOVE - 5 years ago
+Digging Deeper
Some place in Jamaica was hard to live.
I am from Jamaica and I have faced many issues regarding older men trying to bad yuh up fi be dem women..
Breast start growing dem start fi seh yuh breast a grow
You soon can go pon cutting table.
But thank God for my brothers and cousins..
Rickayla Wright
Rickayla Wright - 5 years ago
Ikr dem mek Jamaica sound like di worst place on Earth
Kimberly Panton
Kimberly Panton - 5 years ago
I agree they make it seem so terrible
Samantha Isabel Solis Montano
Samantha Isabel Solis Montano - 5 years ago
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Digging Deeper
Digging Deeper - 5 years ago
I agree! Jamaica is hard economically if yuh nuh have nuh money, but Jamaican women are not seen as colored either...
Kevin D
Kevin D - 5 years ago
such a gorgeous, romantic documentary featuring gorgeous people.
SeasonedTrvlr
SeasonedTrvlr - 5 years ago
This is a great vid!!! Next trip to JA I need to reach this side and catch some waves.
DellyGuest1
DellyGuest1 - 5 years ago
Wonderful Stories, Loving the Vides.
Teli 97
Teli 97 - 5 years ago
I love this!!! <3, I hope this inspires more Island girls around the world to start surfing!
evzworld
evzworld - 5 years ago
I love this story because you hear so many negative stories from the islands. I plan to share with many people as positive.
Me You
Me You - 5 years ago
Beautiful. I hope these women keep up the surfing and uniting.... Don't go in bleeding. Sharks are to be cautioned.
Shanieta
Shanieta - 5 years ago
positive <3
Products & Services Review Channel
Products & Services Review Channel - 5 years ago
ALWAYS REMEMBER THE FIRST EXPLORERS OF THE SEA ARE BLACK PEOPLE. GO DEEP IN TO HISTORY AND USE COMMON SENSE TO KNOW THAT. OTHERWISE GET RID OF THAT WHITE WASHED EDUCATION ABOUT BLACK PEOPLE WERE AFRAID OF THE SEA AND THE SLAVERY CRAP!
Patrick Conners
Patrick Conners - 5 years ago
"Girl of color". What does that exactly mean? Girls who are not white? White is a color whether you like it or not!
COSMIC WORLD
COSMIC WORLD - 5 years ago
where are the jamaicans
COSMIC WORLD
COSMIC WORLD - 5 years ago
Deirdre Witter The culture and you have to born here
Javi Dekid
Javi Dekid - 5 years ago
In the whole world men suffer more than any group and no one cares about us so why do we need to care for women?
Kingsley Davis
Kingsley Davis - 5 years ago
+Eelahsas Nosirrom dangerous occupations for one.
Eelahsas Nosirrom
Eelahsas Nosirrom - 5 years ago
I wondering how men suffer more. Enlighten me!
Sparks Daley
Sparks Daley - 5 years ago
100%sis
Glamorous BAILY# LOVE
Glamorous BAILY# LOVE - 5 years ago
+Digging Deeper
I am a female and I agree...
Digging Deeper
Digging Deeper - 5 years ago
true dat! I was thinking the same thing how beautiful they are...
Ed Sr.
Ed Sr. - 5 years ago
Much Alofa and Mahalo to Real Stories for sharing this story. These Jamaican women are awesome. Keep surfing ladies.
c perterpan
c perterpan - 5 years ago
The internet is so real, you see thingd all over the world at the tip of fingers.
Max Williams
Max Williams - 5 years ago
Beautiful and touching real story.
Dee Alia
Dee Alia - 5 years ago
Jamaica isn’t a terrible place for all women. They make it look as if all women are treated badly. It’s like everywhere else. Your socioeconomic situation can define how you are treated and the opportunities you get. Stop ghettoising the entire country! I’m a Jamaican woman born and grown and this wasn’t my experience
tia jones
tia jones - 5 years ago
Poochie Loo thank you finally someone who understands
Poochie Loo
Poochie Loo - 5 years ago
Just because you didn’t experienced it doesn’t mean it didn’t happened.
YaadmanJ 99
YaadmanJ 99 - 5 years ago
Facts I hate when they do this
ツAllanzo
ツAllanzo - 5 years ago
Very true my dude
damez mystery
damez mystery - 5 years ago
The size of that spliff though. .
cujoe Mblakka
cujoe Mblakka - 5 years ago
Life is what you make it, or what your parent make for you, by the environment they bring you up in.
There are many atributes both good and bad to growing up in jamaica. But you're responsible for the choices you make and the people you choose to associated with. But as you can see, even the government is taking active steps in rehabilitating Jamaica on many different levels, so instead of complaining, do your part in rehabilitating yourself. " You caan stay pan cow back and cuss cow ".
Roots Rock
Roots Rock - 5 years ago
RecklessSavage.I totally agree with your take. Loved the story even with the dark story line which is a departure from the usual sugary depictions that normally are reflected in some Jamaican related presentations. Rough life does exists in Jamaica but it doesn't permeate the society which reflects the many layers that makes the mosaic that Jamaica is. RASTAFARI liveth.
Dayton Outar
Dayton Outar - 5 years ago
6:35 How Terry a surf and she caan swim? She a live dangerously
Sancha Gaspard
Sancha Gaspard - 5 years ago
Terry can't swim but Terry can surf and float above the BS. Go Sister Gurl!!! The earth, the water, the air and the aether are all part of all of us. We can do anything. I ám sooooo proud of all of you. LOVE from yourLucian sister ❤
Roots Rock
Roots Rock - 5 years ago
"UP YE MIGHTY RACE" Honourable Marcus Mosias Garvey.
Kedione Hamilton
Kedione Hamilton - 5 years ago
How do i become apart of this
Jan Brien
Jan Brien - 5 years ago
What a great story. Jamaica is beautiful in spite of itself! Big up for starting this initiative.
Black Beauty
Black Beauty - 5 years ago
Black people. We are the mothers and Traders of all we can do whatever we want to do because we create it all.
belo philipo
belo philipo - 5 years ago
merci for the documentary ! from france .
i'm travel in Africa, and lots of blacks girls surf so !
tenouttaten
tenouttaten - 5 years ago
Nice
Yard 127Records
Yard 127Records - 5 years ago
PowerFull.....
Charles Chamberlain
Charles Chamberlain - 5 years ago
777
GRE
GRE - 5 years ago
why tho your country is a shithole
Curtis Tucker
Curtis Tucker - 5 years ago
Respect to my beautiful Jamaican sister.
/./
/./ - 5 years ago
extraordinary and so inspiring, i hope this goes far and help generations of girls. they should be invited to international competitions. keep going Imani wilmot.
natalie w
natalie w - 5 years ago
beautiful article.
Prop Wash
Prop Wash - 5 years ago
Absolutely beautiful.
Onamission 18
Onamission 18 - 5 years ago
I’m in love
Dewsta26
Dewsta26 - 5 years ago
This woman is beautiful inside and out. Much love to her, and much hope and success to the women that she helps.
Chika Kobayashi
Chika Kobayashi - 5 years ago
Great to see this. I can not wait to surf there when I visit.

Jamaican women always seem so strong. They are but there’s a lot of pain when you get to know them deeply because they are not cherished so well. This is the same around the world. Here they are making a strong difference for the future, this is very great.
steven jackson
steven jackson - 5 years ago
WTF Im tired of these overseas led documentaries totally focusing on a false violent narrative. Most of these Jamaican girls in the doc are richer, more educated and living more comfortably than the filmmakers. But instead we get this narrative of the poverty and violence. We need to document our own stories!
Forever Belonging
Forever Belonging - 5 years ago
Well you know what you have to do....get on it producer!!!
Dee Alia
Dee Alia - 5 years ago
steven jackson amen! Makes me sick
William Singht
William Singht - 5 years ago
Imho black girls is the most unprotected group in the world
ONEOFAKINDSISTAH
ONEOFAKINDSISTAH - 5 years ago
❤️❤️❤️ absolutely love the subject matter and the cinematography!
Adrienne Joan Duperly
Adrienne Joan Duperly - 5 years ago
Just loved this film.I grew up around Fred and Cynthia, Fred with JTB and he helped me learn how to drive when I was 16. He used me in Tourist Board poster, we went on photo shoots around the island.Imani, your Dad may remember me - Joan Duperly. Cynthia was my Mom's associate & friend , they went with the Pantomime troop taken to in Mexico,Cuba and London. Cynthia started the first cruise ship Myrtle Bank Hotel lunchtime fashion shows in Jamaica 1957 through 1960's, Cynthia was commentator and we girls modelled (my cousin Betty Holtz, Rosie deSouza, Judy Verity,Pauline Thorburn ). Cynthia co-ordinated shows at Tower Isle Hotel near Ochi , and BayRoc in MoBay.II last came to visit at Cable hut around 2014 with my friend Celia and Mike. Fred and Cynthia had an extensive lot of 1950s and 60s photo albums which I hope are still there at the house.Blessing to you and your children, Fred and Cynthia Wilmot, two of the dearest people mean the world to me and my parents, thanks for this film.
Forte
Forte - 5 years ago
They are all so beautiful
Cr3 Media
Cr3 Media - 5 years ago
Nice production. Love the story. More films like this need to be coming out of Jamaica.
Winston Townsend
Winston Townsend - 5 years ago
Stop the lies about Jamaican man,jamaican man love woman,and always trying to get with one,they want views and sympathy with lies.
Winston Townsend
Winston Townsend - 5 years ago
8 miles bull bay,my home town,big up to Billy wilmot,and family, big my brother ian from little copa club.
rajshyd Salym
rajshyd Salym - 5 years ago
A small island that produced soo many extraordinary people...respect from kenya
Sparks Daley
Sparks Daley - 5 years ago
One love bro
Petagaye Brown
Petagaye Brown - 5 years ago
rajshyd Salym agreed ❤️❤️
A.R
A.R - 5 years ago
Heck. Wish I'd seen this when I was living back home.
Erika Miller
Erika Miller - 5 years ago
I want to donate to them
Patrick Pepin
Patrick Pepin - 5 years ago
Nice job!
Wolfie Cat
Wolfie Cat - 5 years ago
I haven't been to the ocean since I was little

I've always wanted to go back. To me it's magical. I've always wanted to learn to surf but I live miles and miles for the ocean

I hope I get the chance to
I Luv Home and Gardens
I Luv Home and Gardens - 5 years ago
This is revolutionary and encoraging life saving skills. That old stereotype is finally smashed to pieces... They all make me feel so proud.
Wajang
Wajang - 5 years ago
Jamaican men sounding more tusty than Trini men. If it wasn’t for surfing I woulda go mad yes. Great video. Keep spreading good vibes but don’t be afraid to put wicked ppl in their place.
Michael Mutsai
Michael Mutsai - 5 years ago
Such a positive initiative. Shows We all can do something to uplift people around us if we just take the first step.
10th AVE
10th AVE - 5 years ago
Wtf? ??
Christa Wijkhuijs
Christa Wijkhuijs - 5 years ago
Do you know anything about interpunction/ writing? Heard about . . . Or , , , or CAPITALS? Your comment is unreadable. Pity.
Dive&Discover
Dive&Discover - 5 years ago
Hi and nice video ! Jamaica is just awesome ! I travelled to Jamaica last year and loved it. Did you visit a weed farm ? I only can recommend you. Best regards and keep up the good work !
SaintAnthonyOne
SaintAnthonyOne - 5 years ago
Beautiful and well done. I love the fact that this is not just about surfing. The lives of these women are shown as such a positive realm. I love Ja.
Explore St Thomas Jamaica
Explore St Thomas Jamaica - 5 years ago
Surfing Uplifting Jamaican Women great documentary
Reckless Savage
Reckless Savage - 5 years ago
This video paints a false narrative on the realities of living in Jamaica. When will people realize that a few people who go through this does not mean ALL Jamaican Women relate to what she is saying or have a prison record. I would not even go as far as saying "most". I bet the producers searched high and low in poor neighborhoods to find a girl who fit the narrative they wanted to display about Jamaican people.
Frank E. Thornton
Frank E. Thornton - 5 years ago
@toa jones I never said silence victims but you best be sure it’s a victim and not perpetrator. Too many good people falling from bad people looking to come up easy. Yes true facts no hear say.
tia jones
tia jones - 5 years ago
Frank E. Thornton even if that’s true other women and girls stories are true and you shouldn’t silence them for speaking up about it
Frank E. Thornton
Frank E. Thornton - 5 years ago
Reckless Savage @tia jones the girl in the video has legal problems from false rape allegations too. So don’t believe everything that you hear.
tia jones
tia jones - 5 years ago
Just because you’re not a victim doesn’t mean someone else isn’t. The worse you could do is silence sexual assault or rape and yes all Jamaican men are not bad but most are and nobody does anything about it
Kai T
Kai T - 5 years ago
no. they found a woman who is lifting women up and asked her her opinions. this didnt paint any narrative on jamaica as a whole
Frank E. Thornton
Frank E. Thornton - 5 years ago
Reckless Savage a notorious bad girl hope people keep their kids far from there. They will be turned out at best around them.
Lilyella London
Lilyella London - 5 years ago
I agree, this felt quite negative to me too...
Kiswahili Kitukuzwe 254
Kiswahili Kitukuzwe 254 - 5 years ago
Reckless Savage
Is this just a movie or are they real people talking about their real life experiences?
NewBeginnings
NewBeginnings - 5 years ago
+Dee Alia She never said Jamaica has "more" of an issue than anywhere else - she simply said the problem exists - which is does. Toxic masculinity is not just about Black men, it's about men globally, of all races, ethnicities and religions, so I don't know why you tried to discredit her comment by mentioning what White and Muslim men do? You're getting defensive saying "well what about so and so?! They're worse!" This documentary isn't about them, it's about JAMAICA and the experience of JAMAICAN WOMEN at the hands of JAMAICAN MEN - what does alt right and muslim men have to do with it??
Dc Bird
Dc Bird - 5 years ago
Well said
Garth Seagrave
Garth Seagrave - 5 years ago
I''ve been all over the world surfing but I do not see this piece through your filter. I read it as the personal experience of a few women from the Kingston area. Maybe we come from a more advantaged reality, but these girls do not. So, if we can see the world for what it is with an open mind, we can learn from others whom have a different perspective. I see the "narrative" as the positive that comes through Surfing, Sisterhood, and a shared experience. God bless the Wilmot Family! If you are from JA, I suggest you visit them and simply, Go Surfing..
Marilyn Reno
Marilyn Reno - 5 years ago
You sound stupid. What is the point you're trying to make?
moja sho
moja sho - 5 years ago
big op dem ladies. big this documentary dem
chedreams
chedreams - 5 years ago
Jamaica, according to the United Nations, has the 5th highest MURDER RATE in the ENTIRE world! I think you're in denial because you've maybe had the luxury of growing up in one of Kingston's few upper class neighborhoods like the hills that is literally barracaded with fences and bob wire from the rest of the JA. Listen to the dancehall reggae. It's just filled with miscogeny agains women. You are in denial
Berkley B
Berkley B - 5 years ago
i am not Jamaican but i have many friends who are. a few years ago, one of my friends went home for 2 weeks. when she came back she said to me "one a day." i asked what you mean one a day. she said "there was one murder a day around the area she stayed." not saying you aren't correct, but from the ones know. always said don't venture out of the tourist locations.
Sam Shaker
Sam Shaker - 5 years ago
The short documentary tells the story of surf girls in Jamaica, not women and girls of Jamaica.
YaadmanJ 99
YaadmanJ 99 - 5 years ago
+Mish Mish I have relatives in Jamaica that made life quite well for themselves and they never came from a wealthy background & I don't have any family members that were murdered
YaadmanJ 99
YaadmanJ 99 - 5 years ago
That's what the media does
Dianne Ellis
Dianne Ellis - 5 years ago
The producers don't have to do much searching .maybe u are not jamaica or. If u are u must have been hiding under a rock. For every 1 girl who choose to tell her story there are 10 others who don't but even when they don't tell people know what is happening so don't judge those who choose to speak for the voiceless ones.
michelle zo
michelle zo - 5 years ago
I see no lie here.
jahbless4ever
jahbless4ever - 5 years ago
Look Jamaica has lots good decent and hard working people. Not all males are predators. I love Jamaica.
Bauz Blak
Bauz Blak - 5 years ago
The worst you can do is to try and silence victims who tried to find strength to rebuild themselves and talk about their pain. No one argues the fact that there's still good men with good intentions but also we have to confront the cruel ones.
Dee Alia
Dee Alia - 5 years ago
chigasaki06 oh be quiet with your internet’s terms of the moment. So unoriginal! Jamaican men have no more of an issue that black American, British or African men. As a matter of fact, no culture of men is worse than alt right white men from middle America or middle England. So-called disaffected white youth and radicalised Christian and Muslim men are the most toxic. Foh!
Dee Alia
Dee Alia - 5 years ago
Michelle Lisa well I’m Jamaican born and grown and have ZERO relatives that have been murdered. I have never seen any violence and everyone I’m friends with has a decent profession. You’re ignorant and exactly the kind of dumbass that feeds into propaganda. There’s a solid and vast middle and working class. Stfu
king biko
king biko - 5 years ago
+chigasaki06 reading your comment i kno u r living in the usa dont be influenced by the devils agenda my frend there is no such thing as toxic masculinity;thats an attempt to make men effeminate &accepting of homosexuality
chigasaki06
chigasaki06 - 5 years ago
Jamaica has an issue with toxic masculinity and it's a poor country with a struggling majority. Where's the lie? Obviously she doesn't represent all Jamaican women, but many can identify with her struggles.
NatuReal Nomad
NatuReal Nomad - 5 years ago
+Mish MishI Loved the positivity of the surfing aspect and I empathise with the hardships some women experience. However, it was not a BALANCED portrayal of life for women in Jamaica. I grew up there, I was not rich, I did not experience this hardship or sexual insecurity, I feel blessed for growing up there where I saw people of color men and women achieving at all levels of society. My Jamaican upbringing empowered me to know I can do anything I set my mind to and to not let prejudice or racism or sexism stop me.
leo robb
leo robb - 5 years ago
I agree with you completely
Mish Mish
Mish Mish - 5 years ago
Uh, I think it was pretty accurate. How many relatives do you have who were murdered in JA? What are your life chances unless ur from a wealthy family? And even then, it's not safe. Sorry, you and I must be looking at two different Jamaicas.
I Luv Home and Gardens
I Luv Home and Gardens - 5 years ago
The fact remains, this short film is so uplifting that even that narative can't spoil the positivity of seeing creativity and progress in arts, sports and emotional therapy. Im sure some of the other ladies have their (hopefully more successfull life) story, to tell in time.
VINCENT MATTHEWS
VINCENT MATTHEWS - 5 years ago
QAM YISRAEL!!!!
T.Krysalla.B
T.Krysalla.B - 5 years ago
My dear Imani, keep up the good work and may God bless you in your endeavours.
ieng sary
ieng sary - 5 years ago
They can't even surf.
isitme
isitme - 5 years ago
Hopefully this video alone will encourage more girls in Jamaica to take up surfing. It was so refreshing to see instead of the usual slackness that is coming out of Jamaica. Modern Jamaican culture is very overly sexualised with women being seen as just sexual objects and a lot of women see themselves as just that. More positive recreational hobbies like this need to be embraced more.
A.R
A.R - 5 years ago
Be patient. Changes are coming.
Brian Abisdid
Brian Abisdid - 5 years ago
Maybe i'm a pessimist but i couldn't help but cringe how at the start of the documentary they're putting down Jamaican men: acting as if we're all violent predators, when this girl clearly has a great father who gave her a good life in Jamaica & she has a man/husband in her life who's raising her daughter with her as well.

I just felt this documentary could've been made to empower women without putting down us Jamaican men simultaneously-- especially when the presenter had great men in her life the entire time.
Rickayla Wright
Rickayla Wright - 5 years ago
I agree. I really didn't like it.
Salome Phillips
Salome Phillips - 5 years ago
exactly!! my thoughts exactly. like seriously! WTH! crazy! and no body is from the ghetto like me! stop. we are strong....we are a survivor! we are loving....and you guys know it! we cuss yes...but c'mon ......which ada country so intune like we!!!!!!! we know how the streets set yes......but there are some men out there who have our backs in all social class!
moja sho
moja sho - 5 years ago
+trina oliver and black men do not understand that. They are brought under a culture of thinking that women are less of a human. They might sing songs dedicated to their woman , but most dem ghetto boys and all over the world just do not know how to respect women. Jamaica displays the if not the most degrading forms of dancing between men and women. The whole world sees them jumping on women and shouting of male dh's in the background. Disgusting. So if Jamaicana dn Wome deny this, they fooling themselves!
trina oliver
trina oliver - 5 years ago
+Dee Alia i think the point of the video speaks of her experience and not of all women. I myself am Jamaican and I see this as an issue where men constantly harass women it might not be physical but it can be in the unwanted words and gestures towards women. If it is not something that is wanted it is considered harassment simple things as catcalling which EVERY Jamaican has heard at one point or another.
Alecia Finlayson
Alecia Finlayson - 5 years ago
+steven jackson that doesn't mean she does not know about it.
Dalphia Henry
Dalphia Henry - 5 years ago
+Dee Alia not because it's not your experience means it is not happening and it's people like you who are always in denial allow the abuse to continue . By the way it's not underprivileged persons alone are being abused .
Dee Alia
Dee Alia - 5 years ago
Dalphia Henry most Jamaican women? No! Lies. I’m Jamaican and that is not my experience or that if anyone I know. Stop talking like it’s the majority of women and not more about women from underprivileged backgrounds
Dee Alia
Dee Alia - 5 years ago
Brian Abisdid amen!
Dalphia Henry
Dalphia Henry - 5 years ago
+Bea Landrin so true MostJamaican woman have suffered in silence because of the shame attached. Our young girls are not allowed to grow up and mature . The people we are taught to trust cannot be trusted like our pastors ,teachers and our own family members . There are a lot of R Kelly's lurking in the dark to destroy our kids .
OD Chill
OD Chill - 5 years ago
+Bea Landrin Are we now ?.....well apparently white women love violent predators.
steven jackson
steven jackson - 5 years ago
Well said. Hate these false narrative documentaries. Imani lives a cultured life not one of sexual violence
T R
T R - 5 years ago
baby you missed the point if that's what you got out of it
Mish Mish
Mish Mish - 5 years ago
Did you know JA is on the US State Dept list as the NUMBER ONE MOST DANGEROUS country for women to visit because of rape? There is a crisis in JA; murder, crime, corruption, poverty and rape are not figments of our imagination, they are FACTS. Instead of being so hypersensitive about what women are telling you about their reality, perhaps you should recognize this reality and work to change it. JA needs Jesus, the Holy Spirit and miraculous transformation. And, I am JA born.
Akiem sselb
Akiem sselb - 5 years ago
Brian Abisdid well I can’t speak to her personal life but think it’s her story to highlight the areas she sees fit. I guess her life story was needed as it showed us how she found surfing
Brian Abisdid
Brian Abisdid - 5 years ago
+Akiem sselb I agree, it happens often & we need to shift our male culture away from that. My point though, is that, there was no place for speaking on such issues in this particular documentary. This girl narrating the documentary has had a sheltered life & she owes alot of that to her loving father & what seems to be her boyfriend/husband, as seen in the video. The negatives of Jamaican male culture & violence towards women has no place in a surfing video, i'm just annoyed & think it's out of context to highlight some negative issues with the Jamaican male culture when the girl in the video has had nothing but positive male influences her whole life.
Akiem sselb
Akiem sselb - 5 years ago
Brian Abisdid she didn’t say all Jamaican men but Jamaica is ranked in the top ten in the world for incest and sexual abuse....... for a man to touch or say sexual things to a woman is sexual abuse but here in Jamaica it’s not really seen that way..... I personally have a problem with it, men in your face telling you what they would do to you or touching you as you walk on the street...... it’s not all but it’s VERY prominent
ncig kom thoob ntuj
ncig kom thoob ntuj - 5 years ago
Xin giúp và thương tôi với
ncig kom thoob ntuj
ncig kom thoob ntuj - 5 years ago
Fatima d'or Amazigh
Fatima d'or Amazigh - 5 years ago
Olso me I like this sport. Good girl
leo robb
leo robb - 5 years ago
this feels scripted
Eelahsas Nosirrom
Eelahsas Nosirrom - 5 years ago
+Buttered Lumps Well, if you say so.
Buttered Lumps
Buttered Lumps - 5 years ago
+Eelahsas Nosirrom At the end of the day all this boils down to is personal experience. I haven't lived in that country in over 15 years, i only remember the accent from 1 Parish, and when watching people from other parishes on tv there, i don't remember them sounding like that either, the only people who speak like that to me have always been either professionals like tv personalities or politicians or immigrants who's lived abroad for at least 5 years.
Eelahsas Nosirrom
Eelahsas Nosirrom - 5 years ago
+Buttered Lumps I think all the prime ministers, governor generals, news reporters, wealthy business owners and generally educated people will sound American to you then.
Buttered Lumps
Buttered Lumps - 5 years ago
+Eelahsas Nosirrom Then it must be where i grew up because ive never heard any Jamaican sounding like that, she sounds like Jamaicans who's lived in the US for over 8 years to me.
Eelahsas Nosirrom
Eelahsas Nosirrom - 5 years ago
+Buttered Lumps I have never left Jamaica and my accent is exactly like hers, so what are you talking about?
Yvette Chinsee
Yvette Chinsee - 5 years ago
She sounds like an 'uptown' Jamaican or one who went to schools where diction was important. That's all. Just because shi nuh seh 'rerk' instead of 'work.'
leo robb
leo robb - 5 years ago
I know exactly what you mean I live in Stonyhill
leo robb
leo robb - 5 years ago
i agree
Brian Abisdid
Brian Abisdid - 5 years ago
+Buttered Lumps Next time you visit Jamaica, go to Manor Park or the Liguanea area & you will realize that every single woman speaks the way this girl narrating the documentary speaks. As i said, it's a uptown accent. Every girl who graduated from any traditional high school has the same exact accent.
Buttered Lumps
Buttered Lumps - 5 years ago
+Brian Abisdid I was born in Jamaica and moved to the US in 2001. The last address i had in Jamaica was Kingston Manley Meadows.
Brian Abisdid
Brian Abisdid - 5 years ago
+Buttered Lumps Do you even live in Jamaica? She sounds like every middle class, educated Jamaican woman i've ever encountered. I live in Kingston btw, can't speak for the country side.
Buttered Lumps
Buttered Lumps - 5 years ago
+Brian Abisdid There are well spoken Jamaicans with the accent, the accent itself is what i'm questioning. There's a difference between dialect and accent.
Brian Abisdid
Brian Abisdid - 5 years ago
+Buttered Lumps She sounds very Jamaican: she speaks the way she does because she's educated & is not speaking purely in patois for the documentary.
Buttered Lumps
Buttered Lumps - 5 years ago
They have a word for Jamaicans who try to speak like foreign people "Twang", even Jamaicans who try to sound fancy you can still hear the famous Jamaican accent behind the facade, this woman to me don't even sound like she's twanging, she just sounds like someone who off and on lived there doe to her family traveling.
Buttered Lumps
Buttered Lumps - 5 years ago
I don't know about scripted but i was wondering about the featured woman's accent. it didn't sound much like she's from Jamaica. Her sisters have the accent, she sounds like she grew up in a foreign country but was born in Jamaica. Me and my brother came to America in 2001 and it only took a few months for us to sound Americanized, a decade later and we've lost the ability to force patois, i can pronounce the words and say patois words but not in a full sentence because i'll start stuttering and get stuck because it wont come out fluent, and my brother doesn't even pronounce the patois words right anymore, we understand what thick accent Jamaicans are saying we just don't speak to them back in their own dialect. I'd know when someone didn't grow up there just hearing them speak. This woman in the program feels like someone who left the island because i really don't hear the real Jamaican dialect especially for a woman who supposedly been there all her life o.0
leo robb
leo robb - 5 years ago
DOES NOT REPRESENT JAMAICA AT ALL THIS IS FALSE black women are not afraid of getting into the water at all
Sweet Honey Bee
Sweet Honey Bee - 5 years ago
I was raised by people who never made be set foot in the water. A lot of us who were raised in the country can't swim due to the fear of our rents.....and other than that a lot of us just are afraid of the water.
Klaiel Lordez
Klaiel Lordez - 5 years ago
Vella Bella You are obviously directing your comment towards me because nobody else on here mentioned surfing but me and I mentioned it because I have seen a lot of blacks in California at Huntington Beach surfing. This documentary wasn’t about black people being afraid of surfing this was about blacks being afraid of water and that is false, to be scared of something is not a race thing it is an individual situation.
Klaiel Lordez
Klaiel Lordez - 5 years ago
Kiswahili Kitukuzwe 254 When I said they don’t show black People surfing on tv I meant to say it’s just not the norm. There have been blacks on tv surfing its not just this documentary, most not all people who are into surfing are just average or not very good at surfing and don’t have a story to tell, so why would they go on tv and most don’t want to be on tv if they are not good at surfing and black People that are good at surfing some have been on tv and others that are good have not. I have seen black People in California surf at Huntington Beach. This video wasn’t about blacks being afraid of surfing, this documentary was about black People being afraid of just even water and I see lots of blacks swimming in pools and going to the beach, I was just mentioning that I have seen blacks surfing.
Vella Bella
Vella Bella - 5 years ago
I am born, raised and live in CA and have never seen black women surfing in real life nor tv. It is true, not many black people surf okay?
Kiswahili Kitukuzwe 254
Kiswahili Kitukuzwe 254 - 5 years ago
+Klaiel Lordez Not just TV but YouTube also. I wonder why?
Karen Watson
Karen Watson - 5 years ago
Klaiel Lordez Exactly. only others are shown and upstaged.
Klaiel Lordez
Klaiel Lordez - 5 years ago
Michelle Lisa I don’t know where you have been living but lots of blacks surf it’s just not on tv.
Mish Mish
Mish Mish - 5 years ago
I don't think they were trying to speak for every single Black woman in JA. But, for real, This is the first time I've seen Black women surfing.
leo robb
leo robb - 5 years ago
look i am Jamaican and this is bull no one supports rape it does happen but no one supports it and you can get educated IF you want it, this is missing a lot of context and is extremely one-sided and not providing all information
i know of many women my mothr incuded who had it rough and put there selves through school and CHOOSE not to follow bad company it is a choice to want to not go to school and get prenant. My class mate had 3 sibling who she had to look after and she had no partents and yet she worked to get scholarships and put her self through school she is now a surgon
leo robb
leo robb - 5 years ago
i understand this however the whole documentary is inaccurate and the few valid points raised are put way out of context, i get that its her situation however the rest of the doc paints a broad and inacurate picture of what really happens in jamaica and btw there are only a few litterally a few spots that you can surf. And that part where she says black women have phobia of water (7:35) is the crap majority of Jamaicans love water we love going to the beach and rivers and waterfalls people in general doesn't matter if your black or not
Akiem sselb
Akiem sselb - 5 years ago
Well that’s your moms story, this is hers....... besides everyone deals with things differently, depending on their emotional strength
Brian Abisdid
Brian Abisdid - 5 years ago
The lead girl in the documentary was raised by her father & has a man in her life(as seen in the video) to help raise her daughter. They should've stuck to the topic of surfing in Jamaica but they felt they needed to speak about other topics to peak people's interest, ehh.
Druzii
Druzii - 5 years ago
Big up mi country, gonna find somewhere to learn to surf neva know bout it.
Olivia taylor
Olivia taylor - 5 years ago
I’m proud of you queens ❤️❤️❤️
Carol O
Carol O - 5 years ago
What a commendable thing this lady is doing. Kudos to her and the girls who took a chance in her and a sport that was not familiar to them. I hope the changes in them can help elevate their lives more in other areas too.
Andrew Palmer
Andrew Palmer - 5 years ago
Living in Jamaica now for awhile i can see the women go through too much harshness ,But this movie is so empowering
Let it Snow
Let it Snow - 5 years ago
Please, stop with the skin color crap. Surfing is great for everyone, no matter the skin color.
Jason Perry
Jason Perry - 5 years ago
This is filmed on Kingston Beaches?
Shaun Chin
Shaun Chin - 5 years ago
It’s in “nine miles” bull bay in the parish of st.thomas........as the name would imply,it’s nine miles from Kingston!!!!
Brian Abisdid
Brian Abisdid - 5 years ago
Kingston hav beach?
ArkAngel TV
ArkAngel TV - 5 years ago
Bull Bay
Buttered Lumps
Buttered Lumps - 5 years ago
Doubt it, Kingston waters are polluted, it was probably close but not by much.
stilcrazychris
stilcrazychris - 5 years ago
You go girls, go... YES, WE CAN TO
amber D.
amber D. - 5 years ago
I'm a Jamaican girl and always wanted to surf so this is very inspiring, thank you
Goddess Braham
Goddess Braham - 5 years ago
Mi too
kua514
kua514 - 5 years ago
I always heard that it is hard for Jamaicans to access the beach because most seaside areas were owned by the big Hotels and did not allow local people to access the beach through their areas, is this true or just bullsh!t?
Hoakxz Hokiangs-Stevens
Hoakxz Hokiangs-Stevens - 5 years ago
Awsum alright!!❣️ same i want to learn this year
Veniese Wilkinson
Veniese Wilkinson - 5 years ago
Me too
D Tatah
D Tatah - 5 years ago
Go for it :)
Forte
Forte - 5 years ago
Girl go catch some radical waves I support
Druzii
Druzii - 5 years ago
Same, mi neva know bout it
Jess Lowcher
Jess Lowcher - 5 years ago
This was such a beautiful documentary!
AIR PAASA
AIR PAASA - 5 years ago
hey Kerryy... wow am proud of you and yyour friends... - All the best from Kofi Walker
AIR PAASA
AIR PAASA - 5 years ago
Kerry I believe you were my student at EMCVPA a few years ago...! I hope I am right... Your lisp can't hide you! You all look lovely. I enjoyed this video! You guys should get intouch with Janet Cousins from Yallas...! email me at airpaasa@gmail.com
Spontaneous Gaming
Spontaneous Gaming - 5 years ago
I love this woman for uplifting, empowering and encouraging other women that need support to go out there and enjoy the ocean and use it as a therapy for the things that hurt them and the burdens of life. She is an amazingly compassionate strong woman who is changing many women's and girls lives. I'd love to see her on the front of a surf magazine!
Jackson's Baby Mama
Jackson's Baby Mama - 5 years ago
Loved this video. You ladies are so beautiful! Big ups from America♥
Widad Sahd
Widad Sahd - 5 years ago
Hello im moroccan girl can i have new friend ( girl) from différent country thank you and is a plaisir for me
Widad Sahd
Widad Sahd - 5 years ago
+Tracy Achieng hello how are you
A.R
A.R - 5 years ago
Hello there Tracy! Welcome to our forum.
Tracy Achieng
Tracy Achieng - 5 years ago
Hi I'm from Kenya
A.R
A.R - 5 years ago
Good to hear from you Moracco. Welcome to the family.
Royal Caymanian
Royal Caymanian - 5 years ago
“Women of colour”?
To date, I’ve never seen a colourless woman! LoL
Inspiring women though! Smarter and more articulate than most women from this region.
Bungie Baby
Bungie Baby - 5 years ago
Since when having a police record stop anybody from getting a job in Ja?? That’s new to me
leo robb
leo robb - 5 years ago
this is false this doc is false
leo robb
leo robb - 5 years ago
exactly
pulla 22
pulla 22 - 5 years ago
Really well made short documentary
David Bain
David Bain - 5 years ago
Great doc! I would like them go into more of the issues in Jamaica though.
Kevin D
Kevin D - 5 years ago
its only one documentary, and its about surfing. be real
I Luv Home and Gardens
I Luv Home and Gardens - 5 years ago
+jazmar0822 so true were always hearing about the problems, this is fresh clean uplifting positivity and a life skill to embrace.
jazmar0822
jazmar0822 - 5 years ago
I'm sure you can find that all over youtube, every video about Jamaica doesn't have to be like that
Tivius
Tivius - 5 years ago
Thank you for this.
Jason Bailey
Jason Bailey - 5 years ago
Yes JA no like tho
Ali Hassan
Ali Hassan - 5 years ago
Vanpersie TV me
FaerieSensai
FaerieSensai - 5 years ago
I have a problem with her saying “many black women are afraid to get into the water”. That may be the case for the black women where SHE is from, but she shouldn’t be making such sweeping and generalised statements about an entire race of women.
Blac M3rmaid
Blac M3rmaid - 5 years ago
you know i enjoyed the video i didnt agree with all parts but the good outweighed the bad so i liked the post and kept it moving but scrolling on the comment you just come with a black cloud full of rain and lighting for whoever contest it. Lol please lighten up and learn to express yourself better or more positively like @ndufcat said maybe make a channel for yourself. x
Klaiel Lordez
Klaiel Lordez - 5 years ago
FaerieSensai I agree with you! She should have said women in Jamaica. I see lots of black women going in the water.
LabiBradleyC
LabiBradleyC - 5 years ago
not true +Zeddie Peddler
Jaduong Mreka
Jaduong Mreka - 5 years ago
FaerieSensai wtf , she is black and talking about black women what is difficult to understand.
You are intentionally taking it out of context, she can not know how black women outside Jamaica behave, it’s pretty clear she is talking about the women in her area, she is not in America, London, .... so she can not be talking about them.
Dee Alia
Dee Alia - 5 years ago
FaerieSensai listen, you are right. Ignore the ignorant. People don’t understand how dangerous stereotypes are. I’m Jamaican and was on the girls swim team of my school. All my friends swim, so I can’t relate. But I know many black people haven’t been taught to swim and as a result are afraid to like anyone would be if they weren’t taught. So many kids in royal harbour and fishing villages in Jamaica are like fish you see the jumping in the water and playing every opportunity. I’m with you. Distinctions are important. Perception is important
sadcatgirl 900
sadcatgirl 900 - 5 years ago
+hoosierhiver exactly
sadcatgirl 900
sadcatgirl 900 - 5 years ago
Shush
A.R
A.R - 5 years ago
As a Jamaican myself I understood her expression. She was referring mostly to women in Jamaica and, as we know, many of us are classified as Black People. Didn't think she meant any harm.
Akiem sselb
Akiem sselb - 5 years ago
FaerieSensai but like you said, you’re still specifying where YOU live as well
DJ Jwrexx
DJ Jwrexx - 5 years ago
+joi hearts my thoughts exactly
joi hearts
joi hearts - 5 years ago
FaerieSensai I am a Black woman who grew up swimming, went to college on a water polo scholarship, competed in the junior Olympics multiple times as a swimmer and recently took up surfing. My experience reflects the statement that many Black women are afraid to get in the water, especially the ocean. Just as you’re exclaiming that she is presenting a narrow point of view, consider that you are, too. While your experience may not align with her statement, that doesn’t make it untrue. She said MANY, not all. There’s still room for those of us who love the water without negating (and failing to address the seriousness of the issue) for those that don’t.
ndufcat
ndufcat - 5 years ago
+FaerieSensai It is trivial and you are obviously suffering from a complex. If you feel like you want to educate people about the fact that you can swim...how about making a video and posting it on here. That way you can be as specific with your words as your heart desires.
ndufcat
ndufcat - 5 years ago
You do realize she was talking exclusively about women in her country. The title is Surf girls - Jamaica NOT surf girls worldwide.
FaerieSensai
FaerieSensai - 5 years ago
Heads Will Roll It’s not a trivial distinction; MANY non blacks feel like black people are afraid of the water/can’t swim. When she said “black women” she didn’t make a distinction on WHICH black women she was speaking about.

Just because YOUR limited understanding doesn’t accommodate the nuances that differentiate black women as a whole, don’t paint the rest of us with the same limited understanding YOU were painted with. Take your own advice and get over YOURSELF.
Heads Will Roll
Heads Will Roll - 5 years ago
+FaerieSensai The video is about JAMAICA, so why should she have to make such trivial distinctions, when they video is clearly about JAMAICA and JAMAICAN WOMEN?!

Stop grasping for opportunities to be offended. Get over yourself!
hoosierhiver
hoosierhiver - 5 years ago
So, do you wake up every morning looking for something to argue about? because this is petty shit.
FaerieSensai
FaerieSensai - 5 years ago
Daneche Ballintine so then she should say “black women in JAMAICA” instead of “black women”. If you’d read my comment properly you would know that was my WHOLE POINT.
Daneche Ballintine
Daneche Ballintine - 5 years ago
Let's not take what she's saying out of context. Many black women IN JAMAICA are afraid of water. We can't overcome obstacles by ignoring them.
Zeddie Peddler
Zeddie Peddler - 5 years ago
Many black women ARE afraid to get in the water, it's a huge thing in our entire race that dates all the way back to slavery.
ONE LOVE
ONE LOVE - 5 years ago
Need to turn this to a movie.
Belles Figaro
Belles Figaro - 5 years ago
Great Idea
Mary-Anne Delaney
Mary-Anne Delaney - 5 years ago
God bless these women!
Bettina Denning
Bettina Denning - 5 years ago
Imagine the little girls’ mad surfing skills they ll have when they’re teenagers starting at such a young age!!
Holy Trend
Holy Trend - 5 years ago
Surf Girls Rock in every sense of the word. We need more positive females of color banding together to impact the world with a positive force. God bless you my sisters from Jamaica.
GRE
GRE - 5 years ago
+Leonard Carr yes they do
Beverley Hohn Chang
Beverley Hohn Chang - 5 years ago
I AGREE
Leonard Carr
Leonard Carr - 5 years ago
Brian Abisdid I know and her Dad is a yellowman,over half white.East Indians,Chinese,Lebanese,Whites,Amerindian Arawak traces,Black,and mashup.My point to these commenters all this poc bull is American nonsense.
Brian Abisdid
Brian Abisdid - 5 years ago
+Leonard Carr Her dad is definitely not mostly white; either way, she clearly lived a sheltered life & this documentary was poorly done imo; it was very Americanized, especially considering Jamaica is 95% black people. We don't have any p.o.c identity issues: everyone is a p.o.c in Jamaica, even the mixed & non "black" people.
leo robb
leo robb - 5 years ago
this is a poor representation of Jamaica
Leonard Carr
Leonard Carr - 5 years ago
Holy Trend who says it does?p.o.c. only Americans have even heard of this term.Why play identity politics?why not just be a person?How much non black blood does our subject have?her Dad is mostly white.
Holy Trend
Holy Trend - 5 years ago
Leonard Carr it's good to know that but the world esteems women of the other persuasion more so than women of color. I think it's great that these beautiful vivasious sisters are encouraging each other to do better. I'm not prejedice at all but the world is. With that being said it's not all about surfing but allowing my sisters to love themselves and to go beyond the negativity that we suffer within our everyday lies.
Leonard Carr
Leonard Carr - 5 years ago
Holy Trend what’s colour got to do with anything?Jamaicans don’t have the racist programming Americans do
Spontaneous Gaming
Spontaneous Gaming - 5 years ago
Amen
London Taylor
London Taylor - 5 years ago
All the years of me going to JA and I never even knew this was a thing..
London Taylor
London Taylor - 5 years ago
+finallyanaccount sorry I was being defensive, people have been baiting me into arguments when I write a comment recently lol
finallyanaccount
finallyanaccount - 5 years ago
+London Taylor Caught up with what? I was saying I never knew this was a thing either. In other words, you are not alone.
London Taylor
London Taylor - 5 years ago
+finallyanaccount before you get all caught up, I was raised there until 7 when I then moved to England. I travel there almost every year. But the fact still remains, I never knew it was a thing
finallyanaccount
finallyanaccount - 5 years ago
Going? I grew up there and never knew this was a thing!
Brian Abisdid
Brian Abisdid - 5 years ago
It's not a thing, her parents made it a thing: i think you have to go specifically to where her parents surf business is to learn.
Buttered Lumps
Buttered Lumps - 5 years ago
I was born and grew up there for 12 years and i've never seen surfing there.
Selanny Montaque
Selanny Montaque - 5 years ago
I live here and I didn't know this was a thing either
IThink_ BLM
IThink_ BLM - 5 years ago
lol if there is a beach with big/rough waves there will be surfing
E. R.
E. R. - 5 years ago
Just here for the butts
Shakira Harrison
Shakira Harrison - 5 years ago
I surf when i go home to jamaica and everyone is in such disbelief but we have the surf games that stop here
Veneise Hansby
Veneise Hansby - 5 years ago
Big up my country
leo robb
leo robb - 5 years ago
i had no idea they would show us in this series
John Wallace
John Wallace - 5 years ago
Awesome. What a beautiful outlook and attitude. I wish you all the best. Gongratulations!!!
MotorsportIdagPodcastOfficial
MotorsportIdagPodcastOfficial - 5 years ago
Keep this up

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