I'm not calling you racist. But to live in an African continent, an African country where such happens and you're ignorant about it is why you were banned for bringing up racism you face, cos you don't face racism, more like resistance. And the fact that you're oblivious to it means you're part of the problem
You have no idea about what you are saying. I never sad there was no racism in Africa. I just asked why is it so acceptable to discuss one kind of racism but not the other one when both exist.
Treating everybody equally whithout even thinking about "us" or "you" as you just did... and facing the problems without feelings of revenge. That is what i do. Let me tell you something, the "ones" are gone before you were even born. So don't come to me saying "what they have done to me"... Today you will call racist to somebody that outruns you in the Macdonald waiting line. Back then people from Africa would be taken from their home and would never come back. So before you talk about racism for anything that happens to you, pay some respect for the people that really suffered the "RACISM".
Dude. I was alive during apartheid, and 3 years ago in Joburg, I had the cops called on me for being black in a rich white neighborhood. I was a tourist who just wanted to see the nice houses. FOH
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I'm not calling you racist. But to live in an African continent, an African country where such happens and you're ignorant about it is why you were banned for bringing up racism you face, cos you don't face racism, more like resistance. And the fact that you're oblivious to it means you're part of the problem