Thank You Mrs G (eBook, ePUB) - Makiwa, Nohle
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In 2010 when I joined Facebook, it was an exciting time for me. However, as I reconnected with my old schoolmates, one thing became evident; my childhood in the colonial era had impacted my life in ways I was not aware of until now. I realised even though I am black, I was a staunch believer in white supremacy or at least my behaviour testified to it. Zimbabwe's independence in 1980 had not changed this. My journey to self-awareness and ultimately self-determination as I studied my History, is what birthed this book. If you are African, I pray this book becomes a healing balm for you and awakens you to your greatness as an African.…mehr

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In 2010 when I joined Facebook, it was an exciting time for me. However, as I reconnected with my old schoolmates, one thing became evident; my childhood in the colonial era had impacted my life in ways I was not aware of until now. I realised even though I am black, I was a staunch believer in white supremacy or at least my behaviour testified to it. Zimbabwe's independence in 1980 had not changed this. My journey to self-awareness and ultimately self-determination as I studied my History, is what birthed this book. If you are African, I pray this book becomes a healing balm for you and awakens you to your greatness as an African.

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I was born in Apartheid South Africa and raised in Rhodesia now Zimbabwe. I moved to England in the early 90's. I relocated to Ireland in the late 90's where I lived and worked in Finance for most of the 18 years I was there. I have been living and working in UK for the past five years.