This blog is a forum express and explore our differences and similarities. This is a place to debate and consider all things Africa and the consequential Diaspora. This is not a place for racism or ethnocentrism. This is not a place to disparage each other or any other global ethnic group. This is a safe zone to celebrate our beauty and uniqueness, give thought, scrutiny and critique into what it means to be African and what we can do individually, in part, or as a whole, to heal rifts, express frustrations and finally forward the commonplace ideals of Africans and the Diaspora in a global society where we have little if any influence.
So welcome to the journey.
~Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.
Nelson Mandela
It takes a long time to grow up, understand, accept, and not apologize for who you are; to recognize that your life is your OWN to create, color in and write; to understand that failure is just as necessary as success; and to be comfortable with the idea that sometimes, to be who we are, we are forced to stand alone…and to accept that that is okay.
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Yu Fohdon foh mi a fohdon foh yu - One good turn deserves another
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