post=118267807:
Seconded.

It is time to take action to end excessive use of force, extra-judicial killings, disparities, racial profiling, racial stereotypes and stereotyping, systemic racial discrimination, hate speech and hate crimes.
It is time for Africa to stand up for her children.

GOD BLES OUR AFRICAN CHILDREN.

All shades of cuteness � � � ❤️

sonature1:
Counting by number of countries, Africa is the poorest continent in the world. If you don't like the way the world portrays your people, tell your politicians to start leading right. At least that's where it starts from.

Those pictures are real people that those organisations use to raise funds to take care of them because your leaders failed them. People who work for the United Nations cannot use the pictures of their children for it because they have some of the world's best jobs.

post=118267807:
Seconded.

It is time to take action to end excessive use of force, extra-judicial killings, disparities, racial profiling, racial stereotypes and stereotyping, systemic racial discrimination, hate speech and hate crimes.
It is time for Africa to stand up for her children.

GOD BLES OUR AFRICAN CHILDREN.

All shades of cuteness � � � ❤️

Ekundayo7574:
When your people have an open big babies factory shame is on you, can't just imagine anyway vote for APC

omowolewa:
Appeal to the NGO who took those pictures to appeal for grants

sonature1:
Counting by number of countries, Africa is the poorest continent in the world. If you don't like the way the world portrays your people, tell your politicians to start leading right. At least that's where it starts from.

Those pictures are real people that those organisations use to raise funds to take care of them because your leaders failed them. People who work for the United Nations cannot use the pictures of their children for it because they have some of the world's best jobs.

DamnnNiggarr:


Very true.

I'm yet to see the white man's U.N use the images of white kids to depict a bad omen or situation, even situations that are not African, it is always black kids.
May God have mercy on the black race.

DamnnNiggarr:
[b]‘Stop using African children’s images in undignified circumstances

Ezyp:


You are right. Our leaders has to do something but honestly, those organizations don't use the money for anything in Africa. In Europe, there are so many of these organizations soliciting their citizens to donate while they display this poor Africa kids. I engaged with one of them and from my findings they are doing it for their own gain.

ask4bk:
I remember one white man that took photo of us as teenagers.
He insisted we shouldn't smile and we should bump out our stomach.
Na so we leave am comot.

Another one was about to take us picture and we were in the sun. He said we should leave the sun and go to shade because "when sun hits black men, no one sees their dark faces in pictures".

Them no wan make you fine.
Ahhh.... We had to force him to retract that statement

FrancescoFarino:
Black is gold


here we go

Ezyp:


You are right. Our leaders has to do something but honestly, those organizations don't use the money for anything in Africa. In Europe, there are so many of these organizations soliciting their citizens to donate while they display this poor Africa kids. I engaged with one of them and from my findings they are doing it for their own gain.

sonature1:
Counting by number of countries, Africa is the poorest continent in the world. If you don't like the way the world portrays your people, tell your politicians to start leading right. At least that's where it starts from.

Those pictures are real people that those organisations use to raise funds to take care of them because your leaders failed them. People who work for the United Nations cannot use the pictures of their children for it because they have some of the world's best jobs.

Hezzyluv:
Black is beautiful. Even the oyibo's, I'm sure deep down, they envy us. That's why they don't want Africa to grow.

Zoharariel:
Ayafi Indinified naa. I been wan rush go open dictionary before to check the meaning until I opened the thread.

Shey MODs for Nairaland no dey proofread the subject of the threads they push to the frontage nii?

I no understand.

xcodedc:


Reality isn't always palatable, statistics have it that above 50% of African population are within the poverty line,
The average African child isn't always the direct recipient of the stereotype and degradation; but the elites who are in direct contact with the international community.
The African child understands his position in scheme of life and its why he is willing to take the most inhumane treatment just to survive.

xcodedc:


Reality isn't always palatable, statistics have it that above 50% of African population are within the poverty line,
The average African child isn't always the direct recipient of the stereotype and degradation; but the elites who are in direct contact with the international community.
The African child understands his position in scheme of life and its why he is willing to take the most inhumane treatment just to survive.