From Temporary Stay to British Asian Identity @HaashimOfficial @harjapbhangal @Framora-Media

[00:00:00]you or your relatives or someone has always and it's a big topic because essentially, even though you're born here and I'm we are a product of immigration.

[00:00:10]Yeah, we are a product of someone down our family line decided one day, I've had enough of this country which I'm been born in and I want to go out side of this country to another country to explore my options, explore my horizons, to better myself, to make my family.

[00:00:25]Now, when the early immigrants came here like in the '60s and '70s they didn't come here to live here, bro.

[00:00:31]They I speak to all of them, uncles, and you should you should speak to them as well because you learn a lot and you should all speak to your elders and your parents and your grandparents. Ask them when they first came here what their plan was. Their plan was to work here 5 10 years, go back home.

[00:00:45]>> Yeah.

[00:00:46]>> Then what happened was they got into jobs.

[00:00:48]They called their wives over. Then they had kids like us. Then we didn't want to go back to a country we weren't born in and didn't know. We started at school, our mates were here. We became a bit anglicized. Yeah, mixed with our own. We created a whole new community called Brit Asians.