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For centuries now, the Dorn Savanna has been the lifeline for the Massai people. Until today, they refuse to get involved in the constant upheavals in Kenya and instead continue to cultivate their traditions. The Massai have lived in the border region between Tanzania and Kenya for hundreds of years; almost completely removed from all…
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he llorado muy triste todo lo que sufren
They are forcing the Massai out and what is with drinking the blood
ME GUSTARÍA SABER SI SOBRETODO LAS NIÑAS LOGRARON SALIR DE ALLÍ. SI SABEN ALGO , COMPARTAN POR FAVOR
I'm scared of the dark as an adult. I couldn't imagine.
My eyes are in tears 😭
No wonder they're a 3rd world country. They actually have to pay to get an education. That's ridiculous. Education is the key to prosperity. If they didn't have to pay they would have a higher educated population which would only benefit the country as a whole. At least some are getting an education though. I hope for the best for the people.
I am a Kenyan from another region and I almost dropped out of school at grade 4 because of a 45 minutes journey to school. I had to be transfered to a nearby school. About 10 minutes walk from my home. Shameful, right? I feel really sad for that girl walking to school alone and non borders who can't be given food at school depite walking all those kms to and from school. It's so heartbreaking and unfair. I am baffled by these children's resilience and urge to better their lives. May God protect and fulfill their dreams.
Absolutely true, Am a neighbor to Maasai tribe but for me, I used to walk 2km to school every morning and return every evening. It shaped me in many different ways.
All these documentaries really change a person's perspective and make you realize how spoiled we Americans are. Our cell phones lose service for a few hours and we think it's the actual end of the world. Meanwhile, children walk miles through the jungle, dodging elephants and leopards, just to go to elementary school.
J pero es que si los niños llegan tarde no se les debe de castigar aunque no se encuentre con un elefante porque saben que vienen de lejos
The children's routes has beautiful, jungle, savannah, canyon and rivers but with roaming unpredictable aggressive wild animals..beauty and danger.
THESE CHILDREN ARE MY HEROES
These CHILDREN ARE HEREOS (MY) FOR WHAT THEY HAVE TO ENDURE
Knowing what hardship and danger the children are facing the teacher shouldn’t punish them with a rod! Still they were smiling nevertheless, glad they take it this way. I know this hurts because it was custom when I grew up in the 50s!
Esas mujeres si pueden hacer algo, no tengan mas hijos, NO ENTIENDO COMO UNA MADRE EXPONE A SUS HIJOS A TALES PELIGROS, EN VERDAD QUE DIOS ES MISERICORDIOSO Y GRANDE Y AUN ASI LOS CUIDA Y LOS PROTEGE DE TODO PELIGRO
No me gustó que la profesora golpeara a los niños sólo por llegar tarde😢
Las niñas no deberían ser dadas en matrimonio dejenlas que vivan y crescan siendo niñas
I couldn't watch and I couldn't not watch…… speechless
The teacher is hard hearted though. How can you beat such kids for being late.
Who else shed tears at 30.56 minutes
Que tristeza ver como niños de los lugares con más carencias pasan hambre, frío y peligros. Ojalá que llegue el día en que su vida cambie y puedan sentir que todo valió la pena. Yo le enseño a mis hijos pequeños estos videos para que valoren todo lo que tienen, no son riquezas pero tienen una escuela a la vuelta de la esquina, tienen todos los días su almuerzo en el recreo y lo mejor de todo es que yo puedo llevarlos y traerlos a casa. No imagino el miedo y dolor que sienten los papás de estos niños cada día al despedirlos.
Walked to school too, but not near this area
Dan tristeza los niños, caminar con hambre
Those children who don’t get lunch food because they are not boarding. So sad 😞 how can they not give them a plate of beans like the rest of the children
☹️🤎
I thought elephants were gentle and not dangerous. I suppose they attack humans when they feel threatened or worrying about their baby being taken or in danger.
I watch this videos to remind myself of how blessed I’m and how we should all stop playing the victim card, when there are people really struggling just to get an education and go hungry often. We should all be grateful and do better and give to those in need, humans and animals.
Muy valientes esos niños para ir ala escuela con el peligro de los animales
We can provide a meal for these such kids, just a few dollar from well wishers and their lives will be impacted, I am a kenyan a few hour drive from the maasai land, sadly the kenyan government's are ignorant of such reality and harship,
Como es posible que a estos niños no les den comida por no estar internos??? Y encima que tengan que pagar? Que inconsciencia y estupidez del gobierno!