as a whole we definitely need to work on it.Agreed. Not just Africans I've seen, black Americans deal with it too. But Im not trying to insult Nigerian brehs and I'm only repeating what another Nigerian dude told me. He told me, in Nigeria, that the schools instill a sense of inferiority at an early age. Other races in general are put on a pedestal and there is either directly or indirectly this attitude that Africans are inferior to the rest of the world that permeate even the education and just the way teachers and adults talk about Africans relative to the rest of the world. The white man's ice water is colder type of thinking. This was his explanation for why some folks might be out here c00ning.
I dont know if this dude was telling the truth or just misguided in what he was saying. Perhaps, some Nigerian brehs can either corroborate or call bullshyt.
Like I said, not picking on Nigerians with this because I think black Americans have some issues as it relates to self-esteem about ourselves and it's impact on success. Black people as a whole need to work on this imo.
but don't feel too bad the brainwashing and psychological games are by design. Overcoming it is a part of becoming whole again. the good news is the younger generations coming up are a lot more self assured and ready to buck the system cause of the information age.