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You know what? It's funny.
From the day I posted online about Angola being a racist country, I was attacked by a French expat living in Angola. He was saying that I was lying, doing propaganda, talking about something that never existed and he had Angolan friends who would come tell me what they thought about that kind of lies about Angola yadda yadda.
Incredibly or not, although I have no teaching vocation (even though I give French classes to adults here in Montpellier), I kept calm.
Com'on. I am Angolan. I go back every year. Does *he* know what I have to undergo? Because he has friends, I can't tell what I think about my own country? puh-lee-ze! In Angola, if you're White Expat you're better treated than a Black/Mixed native! When will this hypocrisy stop? Seriously.

The good thing of it all is that, he started asking around about that racism and other things I talked about (like billet camps, kids soldiers - things I saw, nobody told me) and he "came back" saying that my articles made some people talk about reality, the one they would hide from the foreigner. I told him to go to inner provinces, leave the capital Luanda behind and see for his eyes.
Can you believe he actually asked my opinions about the elections and other stuff?

Those guys, why, before attacking, don't think before acting?
I don't do propaganda. I don't do politics (sort of). I write about what I saw/see. Does it make me less patriot if I say "yes, I was victim of racism in my own country? I was called "White"! They don't accept me as one of them".
If I can't say it, who can?