Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A Maryland woman traveled to Tunisia expecting a vacation with her best friend — but according to her account, one ordinary trip downstairs at her hotel turned into a fight for her life.
Jameka “Meka” Ivy says she woke up inside a stranger’s vehicle, fought her attacker, escaped and eventually made her way back to safety.
Chief Steve breaks down the story — but more importantly, the LESSON behind it.
This message goes out to our sisters, daughters, aunties, nieces, mothers, elders — and everybody traveling away from home:
WATCH YOUR SURROUNDINGS.
TRAVEL TOGETHER.
KEEP YOUR PEOPLE INFORMED.
LEARN HOW TO DEFEND YOURSELF.
AND NEVER ASSUME YOU ARE SAFE JUST BECAUSE YOU’RE INSIDE A HOTEL.
America itself contains mountains, deserts, tropical coastlines, forests, islands, historic communities and countless places worth experiencing. There is nothing wrong with exploring your own backyard and building memories together as families and communities.
And when we do travel abroad, move with wisdom. Move with preparation. Move together.
This is not about living afraid.
It is about coming home.
Salute to Meka for fighting for her life, and salute to Queen for refusing to give up on her friend.
Nobody gets left behind.
— Chief Steve
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A Maryland woman traveled to Tunisia expecting a vacation with her best friend — but according to her account, one ordinary trip downstairs at her hotel turned into a fight for her life.
Jameka “Meka” Ivy says she woke up inside a stranger’s vehicle, fought her attacker, escaped and eventually made her way back to safety.
Chief Steve breaks down the story — but more importantly, the LESSON behind it.
This message goes out to our sisters, daughters, aunties, nieces, mothers, elders — and everybody traveling away from home:
WATCH YOUR SURROUNDINGS.
TRAVEL TOGETHER.
KEEP YOUR PEOPLE INFORMED.
LEARN HOW TO DEFEND YOURSELF.
AND NEVER ASSUME YOU ARE SAFE JUST BECAUSE YOU’RE INSIDE A HOTEL.
America itself contains mountains, deserts, tropical coastlines, forests, islands, historic communities and countless places worth experiencing. There is nothing wrong with exploring your own backyard and building memories together as families and communities.
And when we do travel abroad, move with wisdom. Move with preparation. Move together.
This is not about living afraid.
It is about coming home.
Salute to Meka for fighting for her life, and salute to Queen for refusing to give up on her friend.
Nobody gets left behind.
— Chief Steve
#ChiefSteve #Tunisia #TunisiaTravel #KidnappingSurvivor #TravelSafety #WomenTravelSafety #SoloFemaleTravel #BlackWomenTravel #TravelWarning #HumanTraffickingAwareness #MissingWomen #ProtectOurWomen #ProtectOurChildren #StayAlert #SituationalAwareness #SelfDefense #WomenSelfDefense #FamilyTravel #GroupTravel #TravelTogether #StrengthInNumbers #CommunitySafety #AboriginalAmerican #AmericanIndian #CopperColored #IndigenousPeople #NobodyGetsLeftBehind #FightForYourLife #ComeHomeSafe
