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African MS
How many Africans can speak the language of their grandparents fluently?
Now ask yourself why.
A child who speaks English is often called educated.
A child who speaks only their ancestral language is often called backward.
Somewhere along the way, many of us started treating our own languages as less valuable than the languages brought by outsiders.
If African languages disappeared tomorrow, would we consider it a tragedy?
Or have we already been taught not to care?
Check out my latest video about this here youtube.com/shorts/vjUQiYmkiVk
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African MS
Curious about African cultures and the deeper reasons behind the things our ancestors did?
I explore African traditions, customs, beliefs, and the wisdom behind them on my channel. I'd love for you to check it out and let me know what you think.
In the meantime, I just posted a new video exploring why, in many African cultures, sons-in-law were traditionally discouraged from being in close contact with their mothers-in-law and what this custom was really about.
Watch here: youtube.com/shorts/Vz2zz7TFpAs
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African MS
Which country in Africa dresses this way?
Cultural wear in Africa is more than clothing; it is a visible expression of identity, heritage, and community. It is often worn during ceremonies, celebrations, and important life events, serving as a symbol of belonging, respect, and cultural continuity while showcasing Africa's rich diversity to the world.
Post inspired by ‪@HoodsGlobal‬
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African MS
Hey family ❤️
It's been a while.
Life pulled me away for a bit, but I've been thinking about this community and I just wanted to stop by and say thank you for sticking around.
I hope you've been well, learning, growing, and finding moments of peace wherever you are in the world.
I'm excited to be back and I have some interesting things I'd love to share with you soon. Until then, I'd love to hear from you:
Where are you watching from, and what has been on your mind lately?
Much love
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African MS
African Wisdom Cards!
After months of thinking and creating. It's with great pleasure that I bring you this beautiful game.
A Game of Memory, Meaning, and Return
This is not just a game of cards.
It is a gathering of memory.
Each card carries a fragment; a proverb, a meaning, a place.
Your role is to bring them back together.
Who will you play them with?
Subscribe and stay tuned for updates on where to get it online.
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African MS
Greetings sons and daughters of the soil!
There is a proverb that has been living in African homes long before it needed to be written down.
"The owner of the house does not eat alone."
Seven words. But inside them is an entire philosophy of what it means to be human.
Think about what that proverb assumes. It does not assume that sharing is a sacrifice. It assumes that a person who has, naturally, instinctively, creates space for others at the table. Not because they are told to. But because in the African conception of success, a table where only one person sits is not a success at all. It is a contradiction.
you can check out my latest short video on this here youtube.com/shorts/YKiUeObuXj4
but before you run off, tell me this;
If you’ve opened a door, who are you holding it open for?
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African MS
Hello my people!
So I just uploaded a new video after a long while. It's a Cameroonian proverb about Ability. If you love African Proverbs and their lessons, check out the video here
youtube.com/shorts/DIS2TrOndFk
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African MS
Enjoy and have a blessed day!
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African MS
Go on over and be touched by the Rythms of Africa, don't forget to subscribe
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African MS
Why don’t Africans seek therapy?
We’ve normalized suffering in silence. We call it strength. We call it resilience. But sometimes, it’s just pain passed from one generation to the next.
In many African homes, “pray about it” replaces therapy, and “be strong” replaces healing. Yet unspoken trauma shows up in how we love, raise children, and deal with conflict.
Join me and Dr Anthony of our second live on 20th Sept via TikTok as he takes us through overcoming childhood trauma.
Register on his tiktok account www.tiktok.com/@resetwithdranthony
Show some love to his YouTube channel‪@resetwithdranthony‬
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