Cuz that's WHAT WE DO, wherever you find us -- more often than not though, to our detriment.

…and even a little scared, but I never felt like a target. Yes, we were oyinbo. We were also family. Our whiteness did not make us unwanted or unworthy. It made us different. And upon acknowledging that singular difference, our hosts’ response was to keep demonstrating all of the things that made us alike.
Penned in the Pandemic: What Being a White Man in Nigeria Taught Me About Racism in America
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Deb C.🇵🇸💚
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Apr 16, 2023
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Cuz that's WHAT WE DO, wherever you find us -- more often than not though, to our detriment.
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Written by Deb C.🇵🇸💚1K Followers
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Former Navy Russian linguist, Realtor, Claims Adjuster, OpEd columnist/Features writer at a small, S. Florida newspaper. Since 2007, blogged at “Let’s Be Clear”
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