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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]This is actually very typical. Black American kids will often “other” African students. [/b]It is a cultural thing that is difficult to overcome. I’m African and found that in college and the workforce it became easier to forget relationships with other Black American people but I agree with the other poster who said not to force it. She will just end up feeling excluded and getting her feelings hurt. They don’t accept her and they likely won’t but she has a good group friends who seem to really like her. [/quote] This PP is right and I would say it's the rule rather than the exception. I hope your daughter finds her people.[/quote] The response above is complete BS. This sounds like a a troll post. And OP if you are are serious, go to the Black Parents Forum for this one.[/quote] I'm not sure you have an understanding of some of the cultural aspects in this area. Either that or you are the troll.[/quote]
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