Justin Nitsuj
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She's not lying but as long as we melanin people, we will always be connected no matter where we're from.
African Comedian Njambi McGrath on why she doesn't connect with African Americans..
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McGrath isn't an African name...
*checks Insta*...
even the woke africans cant resist that sweet white nectar...
She would be riding the slave ships like...
Just like Barack Obama
Barack mom look just like that Tennessee cop that was getting blacked
Seriously. I was going to comment but I saw that and decided to hit athread topic over.
Seriously. I was going to comment but I saw that and decided to hit a.
I’m still interested in what she said tho about the age of 75% of the continent’s population and how true that is but I know what the focus was gonna shift to once that pic popped up lol
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at a glance (surface-level googling) there seems to be some merit to what she is saying re: the younger age of most of the continent’s population in comparison to other continents
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TrifeGod
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I do think there is some truth to that. I don't know if it is that young but much of the population that can be counted is young (closer to 40 or 45). The issue is how to count people in the villages, which are very inaccessible and relatively far from most places, and where a lot of older people live. I often hear people in the US say they don't do the census or know anyone who does, so it would be harder in the villages in Africa. Towns themselves are a challenge. Some places that have required identification may be easier but the problem still applies.
No we didn't. She's a Kenyan BantuThen her people made trade agreements with Arabs.....
The Story of Africa| BBC World Service
The history of the continent from an African perspective. With hundreds of pages, and multi-media, the BBC investigates the events and characters that have made African history from the origins of humankind to the end of South African apartheid.www.bbc.co.uk
The Forgotten Arab Slave Trade of East Africa – HistoryVille
The Arab slave trade in East Africa is one of the oldest, stretching back 700 years before the European transatlantic slave trade.www.thehistoryville.com
Can you stop being retarded. They worked with coastal Muslim peoples. Arabs feared my people and you are acting like an agent here trying to put slavery smut on every African.. You dudes are getting real fukking looney. You just needed to put her in some negative light.. because she's from Africa.
That was foul. Sometimes you come off intelligent but you struggle with the same bias as the other African hating buffoons. Don't slander my people with bullshyt.
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Can you stop caping for slavers? IDGAF what you think since I never stated that EVERY African was involved in the trade. My argument is, and always will be, that Africans controlled the trade.
YOU are acting like an agent trying to keep criticism off those directly responsible. Instead of specifying who was, you spend more time obfuscating and misdirecting.
Call them out instead of hiding behind them.
YOU are acting like an agent trying to keep criticism off those directly responsible. Instead of specifying who was, you spend more time obfuscating and misdirecting.
Call them out instead of hiding behind them.
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She makes an excellent point though. A lot of Africans have a romanticised view of Europe, Europeans and white people in general.
Remember we were thoroughly colonized and taught out culture and religions were inferior. At the same time a lot of new technology and ideas were imported that on the face of it improved our lives.
It is a heady mixture and it is quite understandable that we develop Stockholm syndrome.
She is also right that because we do not live with Westerners on a day to day basis like black Americans for instance, we cannot understand how pernicious racism is and how living in a white majority country can be anything other than Utopia.
That's why you have middle class Africans, doing well in white collar jobs, giving it all up to go and do care giver jobs in the Uk for example.
Remember we were thoroughly colonized and taught out culture and religions were inferior. At the same time a lot of new technology and ideas were imported that on the face of it improved our lives.
It is a heady mixture and it is quite understandable that we develop Stockholm syndrome.
She is also right that because we do not live with Westerners on a day to day basis like black Americans for instance, we cannot understand how pernicious racism is and how living in a white majority country can be anything other than Utopia.
That's why you have middle class Africans, doing well in white collar jobs, giving it all up to go and do care giver jobs in the Uk for example.