Africa Essay | Essay

This student essay consists of approximately 8 pages of analysis of Musonda's Story.

Africa Essay | Essay

This student essay consists of approximately 8 pages of analysis of Musonda's Story.
This section contains 2,165 words
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Musonda's Story: Oppression in Africa

Summary: This is a creative piece written to help students understand the impact of oppression in Africa on African society.
"Do they have an illness father"" asked little Musonda.

"I don't know, the tribes of the North talk about such men, coming to our region and robbing us of our heritage, but this is the first I have seen of one." Came Musonda's fathers reply. It was 1832, and Belgium missionaries had just landed in central Africa. They brought with them huge steam ships, the likes of which the natives had never seen.

"They look like the Gods, emerging from over the sea as they do." Musonda was amazed. "Should we be afraid""

"Our ancestors left us stories of the horror the white man brings to this area. Our people sold into bondage. But that was long ago. We can hope that they come with peaceful intents." prayed the boy's father.

Nearly 53 years later, Musonda had risen to chief of his village in the area now known as the...

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