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Re: Skin-Deep Discrimination (Colorism)

Education is key. This site is one of the few places where Africans can come to be re-programmed. Its the reason why I believe that Africans need to find the means to control their image, their message and their history. We need to do it for our children, who by their exposure to western media and its predominance of negative African stereotypes are losing their identities and their self-esteem, even before their fledgling personalities has a chance to develop.

We need to tell the truth about the culture of "white supremacy." We need to expose the lies of the European. We need to methodically and logically disect the construct that is "white supremacy" and call its architects by their true names, only then can we reverse these trends and end the cycle of self-hate and personality conflicts in the African population.

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Racism, Colorism and Power
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