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The life of an African as seen in diaspora by an African and a black American are two parallel lines that are never to meet. The former does not believe in the freedom of the other and the latter wants to enjoy in his hometown alone. Hence, no spirit of brotherhood amongst them, knowing fully well that both their origin can be traced to mother Africa still no love found, one mocks like a superior.

 The war of white superiority has caused many upsets in the world to date and is still being frowned at presently, having the same fight of black Americans over other blacks is insane.

The fact is that all lives matter is an essential theme which should be chanted on every occasion, who is to blame for Africa colonization? In colonization, you are not given the right to think.

 How can we proceed when a man shows superiority over another, and subjecting them to his own will is wickedness that can never be forgiven...

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  1. I'm Eji, the lifestyle as projected even through the media is capable of prpagating systemic hegemony. If this platform can in its full prowess be used to reproject what the blacks are capable of rather making life an unhealthy competitive race, it'll go a long way. Thank you.

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  2. Kaydot nice one boy..

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  3. This piece is really mind-blowing and touching.

    On a lighter mode actually,😊 I for like make dem just colonize us again until we can think rightly for ourselves. 🙁

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    1. Hahaha, what good can come from colonization?

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  4. There's a disconnect between the reality of Africans living in Africa and the descendants of the Africans that were taken as slaves to America.

    While the latter acknowledges their African roots, they feel real connection to it. In addition, the perception of Africa created by the Western media which paints Africa as a war torn, poverty-stricken, corruption-laden entity, makes even more complicated.

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  5. A lot is hidden in this silence, i can feel it

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  6. The media prefers bad news stories – Africa is not singled out for that, but it does make life harder for those living abroad
    @RemiAdekoya1 on twitter

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  7. That was why Marthin Luther said in his Famous speech that Negro slaves will remain slaves forever until they come to the table of brotherhood

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  8. Do you think this brotherhood table will ever be set before them? If not, what should be done?

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  9. You're spot on. Keep up the work 👍

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  10. Black lives won't really matter until we close this gap that exists between the two categories of our race mentioned in this piece. Great job, man!

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    1. Hopefully one day the gap will be closed.
      Thanks

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