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The Displaced African
The African Immigrant’s Personal Development Blog
Why Do Our Accents Change When We Immigrate Abroad?
July 6th, 2008
Today let’s talk about a little something that we all see or do when we go abroad.
The Change of Accent Read the rest of this entry »
7 Unique Things That Africa and Africans Have Taught Me
June 27th, 2008
One of the first articles I ever wrote was Jungle Fever: the Relationships Between African Men and White Women. It’s not my proudest achievement, but if you type ‘mandingo fantasy’ in Google, I will be among the first few search results (and ironically, by using that term again in a post, I pretty much solidify my standing on page 1 of the term’s search results).
For that reason, that article get’s read every single day somewhere in the world. Since I am constantly going back to the article to moderate comments, I noticed that I promised to give my take on what happens when the Women of Chocolate meet the Men of Vanilla. So here we are.
Considering that I was not blessed with the ability to breastfeed Read the rest of this entry »
Banking:How to Immigrate to Australia Within a Week
April 17th, 2008
To refer to the check-list that you will guide you in immigrating to Australia within a week please refer to the Introduction post in the series.
Banking
I have only ever been with Read the rest of this entry »
Africans,do you have any problems that have to do with Immigration and Immigration Law?
January 26th, 2008
Hey,
How cool is this picture, I wish I had the Australian equivalent
As I pass the half way mark of my first ever series on the Displaced African, I thought I would give you heads up on what the next series would be about. Read the rest of this entry »
Martin Luther King’s Dream Had One Little Hitch: Tolerance Isn’t All That It’s Cracked Up to Be
January 14th, 2008
Part one of the 10 things I wish I knew before I left Africa
One of my teachers once told me, “If you want to succeed, put words to things which people haven’t put words to yet. Give a name to, verbalize or talk about gnawing feelings that people have that they just can’t describe.” Ironically, I am about to do that for myself and in so doing I hope I give voice to some of the things that YOU experience.
