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Janet T Winterz 51 ث
Unfortunately, Stephen, according to Nigerian Women maintaining these untrue stereotypes are what keep us North American's ignorant of the truth to what is actually occurring in African communities. I am unable to transpose what they are saying from Facebook. You need to know that this stereotype so frustrates Africans that they have given up on educating the "Western Countries" of the truth. They refuse to engage with us any longer because of it. And now many Westerners are being chased out of Africa for it.