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Has a gun ever been pointed directly on your forehead? by essentialone1(op):
Has a gun ever been pointed directly on your forehead?
Re: Has a gun ever been pointed directly on your forehead? by budaatum: 9:12pm On Jan 08, 2025
Yes there are. In South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Nigeria even.
Re: Has a gun ever been pointed directly on your forehead? by GanagiBitrus: 9:57pm On Jan 08, 2025
The correct phrase is AFRICAN AMERICAN, not Black American.
Re: Has a gun ever been pointed directly on your forehead? by Nobody: 10:44pm On Jan 08, 2025
essentialone1:
If there are Black Americans, are there white Africans?

Because when one looks at the character, temperament, attitude and behaviours of some whites, one would imagine them as Africans in white skin.


But what do you think about white Africans? List some examples.
What generated black americans you meant?
It's result of cross breeding and migration from time of slave trade. Same happened in Africa as we have cross breeding of blacks and whites whom are of African origin and those that were in Africa through migration.
Re: Has a gun ever been pointed directly on your forehead? by SoftSport(m): 11:12pm On Jan 08, 2025
essentialone1:
If there are Black Americans, are there white Africans?
Because when one looks at the character, temperament, attitude and behaviours of some whites, one would imagine them as Africans in white skin.
But what do you think about white Africans? List some examples.
Yes, there are white Africans. The term generally refers to people of European descent who were born in or have lived in Africa for generations. These individuals often identify as African due to their deep-rooted ties to the continent.

Examples of White Africans:
Afrikaners (South Africa): Descendants of Dutch, French, and German settlers who arrived in the 17th and 18th centuries. They have a distinct cultural identity, language (Afrikaans), and history in South Africa.

Portuguese Africans (Angola and Mozambique): Many Portuguese people settled in these countries during the colonial era. Some remained after independence in the 1970s.

British Africans: Descendants of British settlers who migrated to African countries like Zimbabwe (formerly Rhodesia), Kenya, and South Africa during the colonial period.

French Africans (North Africa): In countries like Algeria, Tunisia, and Morocco, there are people of French descent who lived in the region during French colonial rule.

Italians in Libya: Many Italians settled in Libya during the Italian colonization of the early 20th century. Some stayed after the country's independence.

Lebanese and Other Middle Eastern Descendants: While not white in the strictest sense, people of Lebanese descent in Africa, particularly in West Africa, often have lighter skin and are deeply integrated into African societies.

Broader Perspective:
Cultural identity and attitudes are complex and shaped by historical, social, and environmental factors rather than just race or skin color. Many white Africans see themselves as authentically African, contributing to the continent's development, culture, and diversity.

Contemporary Examples:
Charlize Theron: A South African actress of Afrikaner descent.

Desmond Sacco: A prominent South African businessman in the mining industry.

Tony Leon: A South African politician and leader of the Democratic Alliance (2000–2007).

What makes someone "African" is not their skin color but their connection to the continent through birth, culture, or long-term residence.
Re: Has a gun ever been pointed directly on your forehead? by Peakdesign23(f): 1:06am On Jan 09, 2025
Perhaps
Re: Has a gun ever been pointed directly on your forehead? by essentialone1(op): 7:16am On Jan 09, 2025
SoftSport:
Yes, there are white Africans. The term generally refers to people of European descent who were born in or have lived in Africa for generations. These individuals often identify as African due to their deep-rooted ties to the continent.

Examples of White Africans:
Afrikaners (South Africa): Descendants of Dutch, French, and German settlers who arrived in the 17th and 18th centuries. They have a distinct cultural identity, language (Afrikaans), and history in South Africa.

Portuguese Africans (Angola and Mozambique): Many Portuguese people settled in these countries during the colonial era. Some remained after independence in the 1970s.

British Africans: Descendants of British settlers who migrated to African countries like Zimbabwe (formerly Rhodesia), Kenya, and South Africa during the colonial period.

French Africans (North Africa): In countries like Algeria, Tunisia, and Morocco, there are people of French descent who lived in the region during French colonial rule.

Italians in Libya: Many Italians settled in Libya during the Italian colonization of the early 20th century. Some stayed after the country's independence.

Lebanese and Other Middle Eastern Descendants: While not white in the strictest sense, people of Lebanese descent in Africa, particularly in West Africa, often have lighter skin and are deeply integrated into African societies.

Broader Perspective:
Cultural identity and attitudes are complex and shaped by historical, social, and environmental factors rather than just race or skin color. Many white Africans see themselves as authentically African, contributing to the continent's development, culture, and diversity.

Contemporary Examples:
Charlize Theron: A South African actress of Afrikaner descent.

Desmond Sacco: A prominent South African businessman in the mining industry.

Tony Leon: A South African politician and leader of the Democratic Alliance (2000–2007).

What makes someone "African" is not their skin color but their connection to the continent through birth, culture, or long-term residence.
Quite deep
Re: Has a gun ever been pointed directly on your forehead? by essentialone1(op): 8:08pm On Sep 11
Has a gun ever been pointed directly on your forehead?
Re: Has a gun ever been pointed directly on your forehead? by budaatum: 2:34pm On Sep 12
essentialone1:
Has a gun ever been pointed directly on your forehead?
I hate when people change their opening post!

Below is this threads.

essentialone1:
If there are Black Americans, are there white Africans?
Because when one looks at the character, temperament, attitude and behaviours of some whites, one would imagine them as Africans in white skin.
But what do you think about white Africans? List some examples
.
Re: Has a gun ever been pointed directly on your forehead? by essentialone1(op): 4:16pm On Sep 12
budaatum:
I hate when people change their opening post!

Below is this threads.
Why do you hate it? How does it affect you negatively?
Re: Has a gun ever been pointed directly on your forehead? by budaatum: 9:34am On Sep 13
essentialone1:
Why do you hate it? How does it affect you negatively?
It removes the point of the thread and makes recorded responses lose meaning. An example is this thread.

Things do not need to affect me for me to have feelings about things.
Re: Has a gun ever been pointed directly on your forehead? by essentialone1(op): 10:44am On Sep 13
budaatum:
It removes the point of the thread and makes recorded responses lose meaning. An example is this thread.

Things do not need to affect me for me to have feelings about things.
Smiles
Re: Has a gun ever been pointed directly on your forehead? by essentialone1(op): 12:33pm On Sep 13
budaatum:
It removes the point of the thread and makes recorded responses lose meaning. An example is this thread.

Things do not need to affect me for me to have feelings about things.
It's meant to reduce creating thousands of 1-Comment Titles, all over Nairaland.


If one post has space and few comments, why not edit it and use it for a new post that you find interesting?
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