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		<title>Stuff African People Like: Discussing the Burden of Being African</title>
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Many Africans loves discussing all the way they are being victimized by the world. Whether it&#8217;s expressing suspicions that they didn&#8217;t get that job, &#8220;because they are black,&#8221; or &#8220;lamenting at how ignorant Westerners are for not knowing the location of their constituency,&#8221;, this is one of the all-time-favorite African pastimes, almost up there with [...]]]></description>
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<p><span id="more-290"></span>Many Africans loves discussing all the way they are being victimized by the world. Whether it&#8217;s expressing suspicions that they didn&#8217;t get that job, &#8220;because they are black,&#8221; or &#8220;lamenting at how ignorant Westerners are for not knowing the location of their constituency,&#8221;, this is one of the all-time-favorite African pastimes, almost up there with church crusades, money chasing and sleeping.</p>
<p>Don&#8217;t be surprised if when sitting with a group of Africans you hear about all the neccesary &#8220;points-of-correction&#8221; for other races. Among them:</p>
<p>a) Asian people discriminating Africans in barely audible English.</p>
<p>b) Indian people calling Africans monkey though they are as dark as we are and have much more hair.</p>
<p>c) Every Western race wanting to have our skin &#8211; tanning-and our hair-dreadlocks, corn rows- and our curvaceousness but making us feel ugly for being who we are.</p>
<p>d) EVERYONE not knowing the constituency from which they came even though it&#8217;s such a famous African constituency that even the Pope should know it.</p>
<p>The key here is to stay out of these group discussions and shake your head in empathy, sympathy and with absolute disgust (at the foreigners) at all the appropriate times.</p>
<p>Don&#8217;t worry, when the African gets round to complaining about their fellow Africans (another all-time favourite pastime) they will mention you as an example of what African people should be like.</p>
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