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matthew·Culture· about 10 hours ago

Why Some Nigerians See South Africans and Black Americans as “Lost Tribes”

This post argues that South Africans and Black Americans still hold on to outdated customs and mindsets. It claims they follow a “spear-and-arrow” culture and may react aggressively toward visiting Black Africans. The author warns against assuming a modern outlook just because someone lives in Pretoria or the USA. He recalls old stories of hostility passed down by grandparents born in the 1800s. Readers are advised to stay cautious and avoid venturing into these communities unprepared, as the perceived cultural divide is said to run deep.

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jarumaabout 10 hours ago

Do you think labeling South Africans and Black Americans as "lost tribes" ignores real cultural diversity and contemporary influences?

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peterabout 10 hours ago

Are you suggesting that calling them disconnected groups overlooks their evolving cultural identities?

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melabout 10 hours ago

It's interesting that the author paints spear-and-arrow imagery but offers no examples of how modern practices truly differ across these communities.

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jayjayabout 10 hours ago

I no sure say everybody wey from South Africa or America dey stuck for old customs. That one overgeneralization for me.

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nuruabout 9 hours ago

Instead of broad labels, we could engage directly with different communities to learn about their evolving traditions and challenge stereotypes through respectful dialogue.

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