robosky02:
AFRICA MY AFRICA

"What you see in this picture is not happening in Africa! But in the United States - in the state of Georgia, and in an American university (Georgia Gwinnett).

The black woman you see is no ordinary person on the street. She is a Professor of Biological Sciences at this university. Her name is Ramata Sissoko. It should be added that she is from Mali in Africa ��.

This Professor hit the headlines in the United States by her humane gesture, relayed by thousands on Twitter.

That day, a student mother who could not find a babysitter for her baby and had to come to class with the child.

The Malian teacher, instead of sending the student to the door for the child's crying, was rather taken with compassion ... like a real African woman.

She took the baby from the student, carried it on her back in a typical African style and taught the lesson for three hours.

The child, very comfortable on her back, did not make a single noise during the three hours she gave the lesson. All the students could not believe.

Source: Bishop Kings Library

Atiku:
Her student’s baby

baralatie:


how does it change that you are blackky abi you prefer to be called chocolate brown

Go and eat⚫

lekki1444:
listen i understand that life happens but these two women belong in an african village somewhere and not a civilized world. the student is wrong for bringing her baby to class and the teacher is unprofessional for carrying the baby on her back while delivering lectures

UNLESS OF COURSE THIS IS THE DEPARTMENT OF WOMEN STUDIES AND THE TOPIC IS HOW TO CARRY A BABY ON YOUR BACK EFFECTIVELY WHILE DOING CHORES

Dalil8:


Abi oh. Making it look like there's something special about mothers.

Applauding them for nurturing their kids, like who else is gonna take care of your kids if not you?

Atiku:
Her student’s baby

Dalil8:


Abi oh. Making it look like there's something special about mothers.

Applauding them for nurturing their kids, like who else is gonna take care of your kids if not you?

Mandela27:
Not impressed

SirLakes:

You dey mind the op wey dey lie

StreetFight:


Yes, because she is not showing boobs and yansh. Thunder fire you

Dalil8:


Abi oh. Making it look like there's something special about mothers.

Applauding them for nurturing their kids, like who else is gonna take care of your kids if not you?

fukara:
In addition to being model of African Mothers, for those of you who hates the Fulanis, this is an addition to your emotional pains , this woman is of Fulani ancestry, you don't believe me Google it out

Valkan:

 So why black
 The more you people
 continue to use that word
 the more stupid it sounds⚫

QuitNotice:
They should call her white when she's black abi? And you have the freedom to call oyibo white. Inferiority complex

look closely at your skin are you black⚫

lekki1444:
Brother, it is said that it is the black americans who will eventually bring america down to 3rd world status. there is a reason why idris said naija scatter scatter jagga jagga. and there is a reason why people like you want to japa out of naija everyday it s because of the non structured living of the black man. there are no boundaries, you can just do anything anywhere whenever you feel like it. and this is why it is hard to live n any black country imagine if every woman in harvard and oxford was allowed to bring their babies to lecture and lecturers were all carrying babies on their back will they still be the prestigious institutons that they are ? thats my point, you negros want civilization but dont understand what civilization means. there is a place and time for everything. structure and order has to be maintained. are you not tired of living in this scatta scatta jagga jagga hellhole created by people with your mindset and the mindset of the two women in the video ? yeah we understand its your baby but truthfully nobody gives a fork, at least i dont. take that shit to the appropriate place. if you cant find a babysitter stay at home with your baby. call a friend and tell her to record the lecture for you its 2021 not 1900 and there are phones that can record.

Afromentalist:

No Lies detected my brother. No lies detected at all

haybhi1:


She's black like me. Hence, the way of description.

It's nature's doing, we can't allow inferiority complex to mar it. Since time immemorial, an Oyibo has been described as white, and us black. It doesn't make us anything negative, it's only accepting a hidden meaning for these that makes us so.

In a nutshell, there's nothing supposed to be wrong with being described as black when one is, except inferiority complex.

Valkan:

look closely at your skin are you black⚫