Culture, Arts & Identity
Chimamanda Adichie on What Americans Get Wrong About Africa
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie is the author of books like Americanah and Half of a Yellow Sun. In this animated interview, the Nigerian-born author describes coming to America for college and being floored by how little her classmates knew about Africa. Cautioning against a single story has become a tenet of her life’s work. “I don’t think stereotypes are problematic because they’re false. That’s too simple,” she says. “Stereotypes are problematic because they’re incomplete.”
Source: The Atlantic|| Jackie Lay, Daniel Lombroso
This article originally appeared on The Atlantic. Read the original article here.
Nobody Owes Africa Anything ! Those People are where they are because they are DUMB ! And they Don`t get any Smarter when they Leave .. They just take they`re Stupidity with them where ever they go .. If you People want to be treated like People , then Start Acting Like People and grow a Brain ..
Stfu dumbass.