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WHY WE HATE EACH OTHER AS AFRICAN BLACKS?

Submitted by Dorcas N on Wed, 02/12/2009 - 10:50
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Xenophobia It really breaks my heart to see that the is still people who opress other just because they not from South Africa this really broke my heart when I heard those news a month ago especially that its us africans who opress each other this disgust me because we all blacks this seem to be an answer to me of why white people ruled , opressed and discriminated amongst us blacks its because they saw from us africans that we don't love each other thats why they took advantage of us for such a long time. We should be helping each other as we can see that our fellow brothers and sisters coutry is in an economic crises we should help them by giving them food,water and jobs until things in their country get back to normal. We as blacks should learn this from people of other races like whites in the aparatheid they stick together in opressing us thats why aparatheid lasted long, look at Indians the way the do business the stick together if he is selling things and he don't have that stuff he will send you to another Indian shop not to some black guy shop , why don't we as blacks do that why don'nt you send a customer to your Nigerian brother, if we learn to stick to gether as black african God will bless Africa and you wonder why Africa has got so many problems.

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Why we hate each other...

Submitted by Sage on Wed, 09/12/2009 - 15:36.
“Most people who have been pushed around at some point in their lives or downtrodden in some way, seek and desire a sense of revenge and superiority and the chance to trample and push right back...what is depressing is that often they seek such revenge and superiourity not at the expense of the person or group that suppressed them, but at the expense of the very people in teh same situation in which they once found themselves" - Fiona Coyne in Who moved my ladder. This type of behaviour is also witnessed amongst us as women who are oppressed by any type of system, but instead of breaking out, we perpetuate the oppression.