ABOUT THIS BLOG

Welcome guys to my blog. I'll be writing about my experiences, and what I feel about most of the things I see happening around me here in the US. I'm sure if you live here, you have experienced some of them too. But my main aim is to educate my fellow non-Americans who haven't had the opportunity to travel to the US. I want them to have a clear idea how this place is just in case they find themselves here.

I'm sure most of the stories you hear about America are true. But some other stories are straight-up lies or half-truths, while some just don't make any sense. So I'll try my best to show you guys how things are up in here.

An African In America is written in simple English, so everyone can understand. And I appeal to you guys to subscribe to this blog so that you can stay updated with fresh and juicy stories of life here in the US. I hope you'll enjoy your time on my blog.

P/S: I welcome well written and unique American experiences as a foreigner.

Happy reading and thank you!

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

MOSTIMES IT'S VERY TOUGH FOR NIGERIAN(OR AFRICAN KIDS) IN AMERICAN SCHOOLS.

Image
  As someone that has taught in the American school system for a while, I believe I have enough experience to talk about this issue. Nigerian or even African students are having a hard time in American schools. Especially in highschools, these kids suffer great deal of discrimination and intimidation.  American kids usually look down on their African counterparts, they see them as less than. They are mocked and made fun of at will. Even the American kids that come close for 'friendship', end up using this opportunity to ask rather demeaning questions, just to make them feel bad. The major culprits in this type of behavior are the African-American students. They could care less when expressing their hatred for African students. They engage primarily in name calling, bullying, and sometimes even gang up to beat up the African students. And this definitely creates a feeling of inferiority in the African kids, and this makes them become loners, and then see school as a form of pun...
Read more