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Correction African doesn't necessarily mean Black!.. Africa is full of various different cultures races and ethnic groups.

Why are you posting a video of a faggot?

..please tell me one thing that jigga-boo has said that is worth hearing or beneficial to me?

..what point are you trying to make?

i know this xabasha girl and she really hates the african student association

i went to their meetings and its all nigerian... and most of them are wild animals

Xamari_76 wrote: Correction African doesn't necessarily mean Black!.. Africa is full of various different cultures races and ethnic groups.

Somalis are black u self hating bastard.

he is so gay

FAH1223 wrote:i know this xabasha girl and she really hates the african student association

i went to their meetings and its all nigerian... and most of them are wild animals

what you mean by wild animals? what do they do?lol

ive dentist and he is an south asian origin but he says he is from kenya.
when he saw i was suprised he said: im 4th generation in bombasa.

every one else says where they born but somalis.

Sometimes i don't blame the Somali's and Ethiopians for doing so. Because in today's world, being an African means a socio-econimically handicapped Bantu who has been forever damaged by the imperialists enslavement of their ancestors.

I know a lot of somalis who claim arab decent. They said that it was nothing more then geographical coincidence that they ended up in africa

A foking slave whos probably never been to Africa in his life, telling somalis about africa

I find this article quite interesting:

http://pubs.usgs.gov/gip/dynamic/understanding.html

The Arabian plate broke off from the rest of Africa in a process that is continueing today.

"In East Africa, spreading processes have already torn Saudi Arabia away from the rest of the African continent, forming the Red Sea. The actively splitting African Plate and the Arabian Plate meet in what geologists call a triple junction, where the Red Sea meets the Gulf of Aden. A new spreading center may be developing under Africa along the East African Rift Zone. When the continental crust stretches beyond its limits, tension cracks begin to appear on the Earth's surface. Magma rises and squeezes through the widening cracks, sometimes to erupt and form volcanoes. The rising magma, whether or not it erupts, puts more pressure on the crust to produce additional fractures and, ultimately, the rift zone.

East Africa may be the site of the Earth's next major ocean. Plate interactions in the region provide scientists an opportunity to study first hand how the Atlantic may have begun to form about 200 million years ago. Geologists believe that, if spreading continues, the three plates that meet at the edge of the present-day African continent will separate completely, allowing the Indian Ocean to flood the area and making the easternmost corner of Africa (the Horn of Africa) a large island."

Something for you guys to nibble on.

Most African Americans equating "being African" with how much you identify with color identity.

So if you see your identity is not a color which doesn't say anything about you but that you are a Somali, with his own language,culture, history, traditions, etc then you will be perceived by them as "denying you are Black".

The thing is when Africans generally do come here...most of Bantu Africa fits in perfectly with African-Americans because they are their descendents, much of their culture can be traced together (types of foods like sweet potatoes, okra, etc), dances (hip dances are straight copied from West Africa) and not mention they resemble each other in phenotype even those Afro-Americans who have intermixture. But when it comes to the people from the Horn, especially we Somalis who are Muslim, we do not look the same and our cultures might be as far apart as a Han Chinese is to us. But when we try to stress that it is we who are "denying we are black" or being from Africa although neither black nor Africa describe a culture and a people.

Voltage
The white man fucked up HIS culture and mind , not mine , sorry to say it .

I wonder where he got his sources from.