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Give it a rest troll, you know full well how she was dressed and what she was doing.
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She's definitely gone back to her roots: Bio for Ngozi Fulani - an instance of Cultural Reversion?
I want your opinion, troll, of how you think she was guilty of cultural appropriation.
Of course if you want to voice your opinion on whether someone is guilty, or not, without supporting it with an explanation, that is your right.
But it devalues your opinion to a level of pure prejudice, for no reason.
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She feels strongly about the injustice suffered by her ancestors. There's nowt wrong with that.
Cultural reversion refers to reverting to the behaviour of your distant ancestors.
There's no suggestion that Ngozi Fulani was reverting to the behaviour of a slave.
Her charity is interesting...
In 2015, she founded the charity Sistah Space Sanctuary, subsequently changing its name to a shorter “Sistah Space” in 2019. The Charity Commission file on the charity’s financial history shows only three years’ details.
In 2019, its income was a modest £14.71K with an expenditure of £18.85K. Its fortunes improved the following year when it attracted (unspecified) government contracts to the value of £40,000, bringing its total income to £50.73K with an expenditure of £41.60K.
For the charity though, 2021 (the last reporting period) was a bumper year when, with the aid of another £52.35K in government contracts, its total income soared to £363.51K, comfortably exceeding its expenditure of £163.30K.
Source: TurbulentTimes.com
In 2015, she founded the charity Sistah Space Sanctuary, subsequently changing its name to a shorter “Sistah Space” in 2019. The Charity Commission file on the charity’s financial history shows only three years’ details.
In 2019, its income was a modest £14.71K with an expenditure of £18.85K. Its fortunes improved the following year when it attracted (unspecified) government contracts to the value of £40,000, bringing its total income to £50.73K with an expenditure of £41.60K.
For the charity though, 2021 (the last reporting period) was a bumper year when, with the aid of another £52.35K in government contracts, its total income soared to £363.51K, comfortably exceeding its expenditure of £163.30K.
Source: TurbulentTimes.com
Her name for a start doesn't work. Ngozi is a Nigerian name from the Ibo people who live in the South. They are (today) Christian and famed for their deep involvement in the slave trade, and juju. Their enemies were the Northern Muslims - all members of the Ummah. The Fulahs (aka Fulani) were one of the peoples who organised the cattle trade as butchers and herders right across the Savannah. They could not even meet the forest Ibo people because of tsetse fly.
Her clothes do not match either. The headdress is important. And hers is obviously a cross between Caribbean dreadlocks and a roughly tied headscarf. Ibo women, to take just one example, are very skilled and careful with their head coverings. Traditional dress is normal for meeting the Royal Family. Muslim women, of course, have their own modest clothing.
Kente cloth is extremely expensive and very high class indeed. It is actually made of woven gold from Asante, some of the most prolific slave traders on the continent. She claimed, I think, to have had some of that too. It is classic Ghanayan, no Ibo would recognise it.
from an e-mail sent to Dr. Richard North.
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Just popped in on the back end of the thread... Has Meghan Markle changed her name to Ngozi? If now, wtf has this to do with he Harrighans?
From an anti-immigration, pro-Brexit 'journalist' on a blog site.
Immigration: a black day | Turbulent Times
One of the least important things in this world today is the supposed “trauma” of the black activist who currently calls herself Ngozi Fulani. At least, if that is all there was to it, it would definitely be unimportant, despite the BBC having run the story as its website lead for over 24 hours...
www.turbulenttimes.co.uk
Immigration: stopping the boats? | Turbulent Times
It doesn’t matter how much the BBC, the Guardian and left-leaning media outlets embrace the “melting pot” concept, and fill their ranks with brown and black faces, the Tories have finally realised that they have a problem with immigration which, amongst all the other issues dragging them down...
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Economy: Brexit bullshit | Turbulent Times
There is something almost desperate about the Observer relying on an Indian-born academic as its latest anti-Brexit champion. Raised about 100 miles north of Delhi in the city of Saharanpur in Uttar Pradesh, Swati Dhingra was born to parents who were refugees from Pakistan after the 1947...
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So you found something on twitter, from some far-right nutter, that conforms to your prejudice.
And you present that as justification for your claim of Cultural Appropriation?
More from that far-right nutter:
Jeez! From all the ignored posts I can't see on this thread, Himmy must be almost on the vinegar stroke.
Is he/she still haunting your imagination?
You must be suffering nightmares from these ghosts penetrating your every waking moments.
Apart form that, anything of substance to add to the thread?
So, Megan or Marlene Fulani. Which one is the biggest race card waving attention whore?
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