im a transgender girl living and studying in california but my african parents relocated from kenya to america for a better life. i havent grown up in kenya i actually dont know much about it except westlands the rich neighborhood where my fathers mansion is. i only visit kenya during the holidays but haven't been there since 2018. so why do many africans want me to acknowledge kenya as my country and follow the african culture. they feel so bad that im disconnected and want to connect with me so badly is it because my parents are rich that they just want to associate with me for benefit. it's like a conflict since im doing well they wanna say shes kenyan

im a transgender girl living and studying in california but my african parents relocated from kenya to america for a better life. i havent grown up in kenya i actually dont know much about it except westlands the rich neighborhood where my fathers mansion is. i only visit kenya during the holidays but haven't been there since 2018. so when the riots in kenya against the finance bill happened lots of kenyan people commented negatively on my social media pages online for not standing with them and forgetting my country. why is that why can't they undesrtand im now american not legally yet but at heart yes

why do many african people doubt my african background yet i was born in uganda to a kenyan father and ugandan mother i grew up in nairobi and kampala. my parents are wealthy so i was raised in the high end suburbs and studied at expensive private schools. i'm now studying acting in los angeles so i can achieve my dream of being a hollywood star but africans don't believe that i was born in africa they think i'm a black american who was raised in los angeles

i was born in uganda to a kenyan father and ugandan father i grew up wealthy, watched dstv and studied in expensive schools. I prefer the american way of life and feel a sense of belonging when im studying in los angeles with white kids. I hate the african culture and i don't identify as african but rather as american from los angeles. i can't speak local african languages fluently and people criticize me for it so why do i identify more with america and not africa my native land

im a black and transgender girl who comes from a wealthy family and my privilege has shielded me from the inequalities and disparities faced by other black people from low income families. Although im completely oblivious to systemic racism why did i feel sad and emotionally connected to my ancestors today as I watched a slave film

Kenya is doing very poorly with regards to gender equality as opposed to neighboring countries like Rwanda and Tanzania? This statement is