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Oh, honey! I think I see your problem. You need some Diversity Supplements! You don't get enough throbbing vibrance over there in New Hampshire.
If you can't afford to fly to South Africa for the Amy Biehl Tour, then I'd say you need a week of cultural enrichment in Detroit. And summer is the best time to go! What are you waiting for?
I'm sure Greggy boy has a black "friend" or business associate up there in lily-White New Hampshire. What a diverse state! Maybe I'll invite him to visit me sometime, I'll drop him off in West Philly so he can get his diversity fix!
South Africa reminds me of the American South before the late 1960's. It was a racial driven disaster ruled by a white rural aristocracy and a equally white urban professionals. The whites took care of their own regardless of the lost opportunities for any non - white people. IMHO the place is still infested with that anti "others" attitude.
South was backward bc the pop. Was comparatively undereducated, lower skilled, and undercapitalized. Unions preventing industrialization in the south until Taft law.
the critical lesson that has been learned so far but not put into practice is getting rid of the all the colonialists is a horrible mistake. they are the ones that bring cash to africa.
there is nothing, and i will repeat one time bek this is important, there is nothing that has shown in african history that getting rid of white people makes africa richer.
SA like all black run countries in Africa has become a failure. Let this black guy run this country into a ditch and maybe the UN or Jane Fonda will show up to show all the starving children.
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