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Fashion / Re: Black Women Rocking Their Natural Hair by anonymous6(f): 7:02pm On Nov 29, 2015
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Culture / Re: Complaints And Notice Thread. Be Serious! by anonymous6(f): 2:39pm On Nov 29, 2015
Fulaman198:


Odd, clear your browser's cache, and try again please

I know this is not your section but can you unblock the last post on page 11 of this thread, thanks
https://www.nairaland.com/768060/black-women-rocking-natural-hair/11

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Culture / Re: See The War Between Yoruba And Igbo On Twitter Hashtag #yorubaboys by anonymous6(f): 2:37pm On Nov 29, 2015
this is amongst Yoruba's talking to each other, there is no Igbo vs. Yoruba fight in the tweets just appreciation, hype, glorification, and criticism of Yoruba boys amongst Yoruba's

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Foreign Affairs / Re: 'Epidemic of Ignorance': Tourist Avoid Africa, All Of It - USA Today by anonymous6(f): 2:16pm On Nov 29, 2015
mikolo80:
that's the power of the media
it's called psychology
that's what all. those research about what ppl like and how ppl think and react is used for
they make sure you see more entertainers on TV (hypnosis) than doctors lawyers welders barbers (these guys are making bank like mad)
that's how they manipulate
not jazz
Just smoke and mirrors
why do you think there is more got talent shows than spelling bees

well true I am not denying outside influences on the black American community but there needs to be a time where enough is enough, start taking responsibility as a whole, and they start pushing against the manipulation in full force and it starts from the home in the end of the day. The Asians did that very well and see where they are now in America. Africans may not have a China town but majority of them don't look up to entertainers like African Americans do, we look up more to Bill Gates, Aliko Dangote and etc then Jay-z and Beyoncé.
Politics / Re: Highly Educated Africans Find Themselves Trapped In Cycle Of Poverty In America by anonymous6(f): 2:09pm On Nov 29, 2015
mikolo80:
thanks. I think it's good to have an educated plan. but theory Is easy. May God help us to implement our proposal

besides if they were truly educated they would not need to travel out as their education should have solved the problem that made their country unlivable in the first place


you have a point but the problem with African countries is corruption and instability has inhibited some educated Africans to prosper in African countries unless they have connections, that's why many run to the western world. The western world is not perfect but there is stability and assurance for tomorrow and some Africans would rather chose that then fight with a system in Africa where tomorrow is not guaranteed and there is no accountability for people doing wrong on top people suffering on the bottom working for them.
Politics / Re: Highly Educated Africans Find Themselves Trapped In Cycle Of Poverty In America by anonymous6(f): 2:05pm On Nov 29, 2015
mikolo80:
exactly, imagine NY surprising finding out that many blacks are doing minimum wage jobs when maximum wage jobs are literally begging for workers. all due to ignorance

so true, its sad
Politics / Re: Highly Educated Africans Find Themselves Trapped In Cycle Of Poverty In America by anonymous6(f): 4:34pm On Nov 28, 2015
mikolo80:
shows that they aren't really highly educated
Just.highly schooled same difference

yea you have some points and another question that needs to be asked is highly educated in what? are they highly educated as a surgeon or highly educated as a lawyer cause those two will give different results in jobs
Politics / Re: Highly Educated Africans Find Themselves Trapped In Cycle Of Poverty In America by anonymous6(f): 4:32pm On Nov 28, 2015
mikolo80:
na dem wan wallow in poverty.
get to Yankee young, prepare your mind to retrain and move up food chain, stop white collar mentality

plan b
make money
take home as capital and invest
turn brain drain Un brain gain instead of lamenting

lmao
its funny what you said but you are right that's the reality of this world today, your spot on in plan a and b
Foreign Affairs / Re: 'Epidemic of Ignorance': Tourist Avoid Africa, All Of It - USA Today by anonymous6(f): 4:23pm On Nov 28, 2015
mikolo80:
yeah but very little presence in medicine, science, wall street,politics things that matter.Just entertainment that only 1% of 1% that's 0.01%Will ever excel at. thereby reinforcing the belief that blacks can only make it through entertainment (basically upgraded sambos and Crispity crunchity Crackily coons, drug dealers and pole dancing /booty shaking)

more media manipulatio
they've got us dead to rights

when it comes to medicine, science, wall street and politics and etc that is up to Black Americans to see that as as a priority, from what I have observe, people in the entertainment industry are more respected then people in medicine, science and etc in the African American community unless that person is President Obama. Now I am not talking about the educated and white collar black Americans(ex. Colin Powell, Condoleezza Rice, Melody Hobson, medical doctors, engineers and etc). I am talking about the many blue collar and ghetto black Americans that uplift the entertainment industry and American sports over medicine and science, and those black Americans are high lighted more and are more in population then the white collar educated black Americans that you don't see highlighted alot. When it comes to Black Africans well their ruling in their own countries in politics but its all about corruption for most black African countries, so Black Africans are not the best with that but There are Africans excelling in business, science and medicine cause Black Africans put priorities in those fields for example besides inside Africa(or course), if you go to any western world especially Canada, America and the UK you will see African doctors, nurses, Pharmacist, engineers, business owners and etc; and you see many Nigerians amongst those Africans. check this link out:
http://www.phillytrib.com/commentary/rich-africans-vs-black-americans/article_408993fd-be44-5cac-8623-8ea4e0151654.html
Fashion / Re: Black Women Rocking Their Natural Hair by anonymous6(f): 5:13pm On Nov 26, 2015
Foreign Affairs / Re: 'Epidemic of Ignorance': Tourist Avoid Africa, All Of It - USA Today by anonymous6(f): 5:05pm On Nov 26, 2015
mikolo80:
not their problem.

Yea it isn't their problem but its a fact

mikolo80:
not their problem. not their fault that y'all haven't learnt to play the propaganda game. instead nta is busy reporting wedding, and traditional dance instead of representing the black race internationally. smh

Yup it isn't their problem lol, just saying facts. Also Black Africans are representing black Africans internationally in Business. African American's are representing black Americans and black race in entertainment worldwide.
Fashion / Re: Black Women Rocking Their Natural Hair by anonymous6(f): 7:34am On Nov 24, 2015
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