“You mean you are Kenyan? I thought you were a nigger”
– Said to me by a shocked barman at a hotel in Mombasa, Kenya after ordering a drink in Kiswahili.
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oh my. 🙁
wonder what your response to that was… 🙂
I read an article about this African American who was called a Negro in Kenya. Apparently people back home think the word Negro/Nigger is prestigious. To the lame man in Kenya Nigger/Negro is a superior being to them. Forgive their ignorance. They do not know any better.
I have always wondered though why the Black Americans will call each other nigger but take offence when some other person calls them that? Shouldn’t they stop calling each other the N word then others will follow??Hmmmm, just a thought to relish.
I hear there is a distinct difference between calling someone ‘nigger’ and ‘nigga’ the latter being less insiduous and in camaraderie between ‘bruthas’.
i say ban the stupid word in all its various forms!
There we go again…being Kenyans as usual…lol