USA Africa Dialogue Series - Re: Separate and Not Equal: New book argues that sometimes faculty members of color going up for tenure are judged by a higher standard than are their white peers. By Colleen Flaherty

great thanks, Funmi

toyin

On 5 December 2016 at 18:53, Funmi Tofowomo Okelola <cafeafricana1@aol.com> wrote:

Mr. Toyin Adepoju,

During the last Presidential Election, many Nigerians in SoCal voted for the Republican presidential candidate, the man from New York. 

Some of my people, the SoCal Nigerians were against Latinos/Latinas. Here, listen to a Naija talking gibberish "I came to the US on a student visa! I worked hard to make it! Send them back to Mexico. Build the wall!"  Go figure. 

Personally, Black Lives Matter to me and it should be for all of us Nigerian Americans. 

Funmi Tofowomo Okelola

-In the absence of greatness, mediocrity thrives. 

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