“We Know the Attitude”: Afrikaner Woman Responds to US Woman’s Bad Afrikaner Refugees Encounter

• A proudly Afrikaner content creator, Lindi, shared her thoughts when an African American woman spoke about the Afrikaner refugees
• The US woman alleged bad attitudes and racist tendencies coming from her new colleagues
• Lindi shared in her video that the alleged attitude was something that South Africans were familiar with

On 12 February 2026, an African American woman, TikTok user @teetwotymess, shared her unsettling experience with Afrikaner refugees, highlighting how some of them were allegedly racist in the workplace. Her TikTok video reached the For You Page of a South African content creator named Lindi, who wasn't surprised by the Afrikaners' attitude.

@teetwotymess was initially unaware that the Afrikaners were a part of Donald Trump's resettlement programme: an initiative that came to fruition after he accused the South African government of carrying out a White genocide. The woman shared how the group of Afrikaner refugees, whom she had to work with, had a bad attitude and didn't greet her. She thought it was a cultural difference but soon realised it wasn't the case when a friendlier group of Afrikaners spoke to her about why they were in the country.

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She also alleged that some Afrikaners treated the minority groups with disrespect, calling them MAGAs (Make America Great Again, Trump's campaign slogan) from South Africa.

After showing a snippet of the American woman's video, Lindi, a proud Afrikaner, stated her opinion:

"I think every single South African who watched that video, who is not racist, will laugh because we know the attitude of those racist, apartheid apologists. They just went and took their attitude that they had in South Africa and doing the exact same thing in America."

Watch the TikTok video posted on Lindi's account below:

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• In another article, Briefly News reported that an independent journalist, Chris Wyatt, claimed that an Afrikaner refugee's husband was most likely dishonest about her departure.
• Some Afrikaners who applied for refugee status have had their application turned down, one of the reasons being that some applicants no longer live in South Africa.
• South Africa's response to the American Afrikaner resettlement programme has been swift and dismissive, with some calling it a politically motivated distortion of reality.

Source: Briefly News