Tuesday
I doubt that the Afro hairstyle will ever come back into fashion, which is a great shame for all blaxploitation fans. On the other hand, large swathes of sub-saharan Africa may become far richer than they are today, as globalisation deepens. This is worth celebrating.

If we truly want African nations to thrive we need to press hard for Western governments to stop wasting our taxes on subsidizing domestic agriculture. To their credit, some "anti-poverty" lobbyists now recognize this.
Posted by ResidentAlien at June 21, 2006 04:07 AM
I have asked here before if anyone can tell us the sums of money, from Britain alone, that have been given to each former colony since its independence.
Just one would be interesting, e.g. Ghana?
Any takers?
Posted by permanent expat at June 21, 2006 04:19 AM
I doubt that the Afro hairstyle will ever come back into fashion,
Chuh, shows what you know. On the right person it's never been out of fashion!
Posted by Lizzie at June 21, 2006 03:52 PM
I'm sure that the sums of money given to former colonies are quite large but not as large as the costs to those countries of the CAP.
Posted by ResidentAlien at June 21, 2006 07:53 PM
It seems to me that the problem with Africa is that European Socialist twits insured that their Socialist twit acolytes of African descent, were the ones to take the helm of the liberated colonies. This insured that the vast wealth of these countries could be squandered in the most effective way.
Not that the USA didn't throw gas on the problem with the incompetence of our State Department to aid and abet.
Posted by Uain at June 25, 2006 03:43 AM
I doubt that the Afro hairstyle will ever come back into fashion,
Chuh, shows what you know. On the right person it's never been out of fashion!
I am a business woman in the corporate world and I have a really nice afro (medium length). I love myself and I love my hair w/o all the chemicals. Believe it or not, I even feel better. The afro is back for "me".
Posted by Gigi at September 7, 2006 01:10 AM










