Nuel25846:

whats there to talk abt except how we became slaves.....do ur own if u ain't satisfied.

TulsaOklahoma:
what is the meaning of this nonsense

Thoniameek:


Maybe if you spend time researching for our history as you spend time searching theirs you might find something

If it was my thing I would bombard nairaland with articles

Menace2Society:
Go open your own thread and talk about your Africa..nobody dey hold u nah

Thoniameek:
Wait wait wait is there nothing African to talk about in history? Is there nothing black to take photos of or reminisce over?

We've been so brainwashed that the only knowledge considered knowledgeable is the White knowledge

The only history worth talking about is the white history

The only history for black people is slavery

It's a crime if I don't know where an American state is in the map, I'm considered not brilliant enough

Those same people might not be able to tell where their local government is in their country's map...


I'm fed up!

Thoniameek:
Wait wait wait is there nothing African to talk about in history? Is there nothing black to take photos of or reminisce over?

We've been so brainwashed that the only knowledge considered knowledgeable is the White knowledge

The only history worth talking about is the white history

The only history for black people is slavery

It's a crime if I don't know where an American state is in the map, I'm considered not brilliant enough

Those same people might not be able to tell where their local government is in their country's map...

I'm fed up!

jerrykho:

Festac 77, also known as the Second World Black and African Festival of Arts and Culture, was held in Lagos from January 15, 1977 to February 12, 1977with 59 countries in attendance.