None of these kids are asking why they can't afford a home or car or how they will pay off their student loans. They are worried about everything except the things that will directly affect them.
She really wasn’t prepared. But I think she was on the right path tho. They just hit her with a bunch of documented facts that most likely has nothing to do with actual truth but it sounds good and intriguing.
I have a friend Daniel from Toga africa. He was in the u s for a doctor degree. He asked me very uncomfortable questions about the black culture in the united states. He caught me off guard. And I didn't know how to quite respond. It's not a black thing. It's a African American thing. Basically the conclusion what he was saying is how the black people in the u s are nothing like that from his home country. He did not like the culture of his own race in the United States. It's a culture issue, not a race issue. Boy was his accent thick. Miss that guy. He eventually went back to his home country after he got his degree.
I think the real problem is not realizing that people are misrepresenting themselves by acknowledging their identity or nationality or race is black and white. The ones that understand the misrepresentation and still promote the confusion of black and white being the same as race or nationality etc are the ones that are apart of the problem
