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RE: Cultural Identity Theft

in #africa7 years ago

Another wonderful post from @humanearl. When I first saw your user name, I had no idea why you chose it, but after following your last two posts,now I know why.

You have the betterment of humanity at heart. You have really impacted my life in just less than 1week.thanks a lot.

Am black, and am proud of who I am. Your culture is who you are. However, to detest WHOM you are and your lineage - is a pity and deception, a product of pressure from the world and its elements.

I'm glad/happy that I'm Black and would never want to be another colour, race or ethnicity. If I could have chosen, thats what I would have chosen for myself.

However, I am proud of the person I am, I'm truthful, strong, forgiving, loving, wise and all that good stuff. Those are character traits which I had to nurture, safeguard in a decided way even though some of it is in my nature.

I look at being black as a blessing, which I did not bestow upon myself,but is a gift from God, and which am mighty thankful for. In other words, I am proud of who i have become, but thankful for what I am.

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I'm humbled really. Thanks. Embrace who you are. Be you and share the love with others. We are made in the image of God and we are to reflect him to the world.

Much love my friend.

Thanks @humanearl for this warm response, it sure means a lot to me. We sure are made in the image of God.

Much love my friend.