The real size of Africa.

They make you believe that Africa is smaller, which insidiously conditions your mind to your inferiority reinforcing your dominated status.
But the truth is that Africa is larger - with 30 million square kilometers, Africa is larger than all of North America and three times larger than Europe - holding 60% of the world's arable land - despite being blessed with all kinds of abundant natural resources that the world needs, this continent is the poorest! Is that logical?
Africans attend the best foreign universities and graduate, and the best African universities offer the same programs as those universities, which means we are highly educated, (plus we have 45 millions blacks in the US)
Let's not even talk about physical capabilities.
So, if we have natural resources, a skilled workforce, arable land, and strength, not to mention our incomparable ancestral knowledge (the pyramids are there to testify), where are we failing? Our minds and our leadership—that is where mental slavery is perpetuated.

Wanting self-determination is not a war against anyone, but a desire for freedom that is inherent in every human being, and it is the legacy of dignity that we have the responsibility to bequeath to our children. Because their Western world is crumbling, that's why they want a world war to rebuild it, while Africa was destroyed by colonization, this is why we must rebuild through decolonization, not through their world war, which has nothing to do with us.
Let's make Africa great again.



Yusuf Monhaaté 

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