One of the things that is beginning to bother me is this notion of African exclusivity. Am I more African just because of my complexion? Does an African have to be Black?
If you believe this to be true...I have another question for you -
What about light complected Africans north of the Sahara? These are people who actual LIVE on the continent, but don't fit into the popular perception of what is African.
Another thing is...
The human race was born on the African continent, so everybody whether they recognize it or not are AFRICAN. If we are to come to grip with what being human actual means we must first come to grip with being AFRICAN.
So what I propose is this....
Forget the nonsense, learn your history, and come to grip with your African origins. For this is Africa's great gift to the world - The Human Race.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/lostinthought/
If you believe this to be true...I have another question for you -
What about light complected Africans north of the Sahara? These are people who actual LIVE on the continent, but don't fit into the popular perception of what is African.
Another thing is...
The human race was born on the African continent, so everybody whether they recognize it or not are AFRICAN. If we are to come to grip with what being human actual means we must first come to grip with being AFRICAN.
So what I propose is this....
Forget the nonsense, learn your history, and come to grip with your African origins. For this is Africa's great gift to the world - The Human Race.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/lostinthought/