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Dr. Obianma Onya, originally from Nigeria, has recounted the painful experiences of racism she faced as a child in Moscow, where she was subjected to derogatory names. Her mother’s supportive words helped her to confront the bullies and embrace her identity.
In this reflective piece, the author shares their experience of feeling out of place within their own generation while embodying characteristics of both Gen Z and Millennials. They explore the duality of their personality, emphasizing a blend of quick, intuitive thinking and careful, measured actions.
A user on X commented on a girl identified as being of half Iranian and half Nigerian descent, stating they could instantly discern her Nigerian heritage without needing to inquire further.
In a recent commentary, Kehinde Ajose encourages Nigerian women to look beyond societal labels that define their identities, advocating for self-discovery and growth beyond traditional roles.
