... the Jim Crow laws practiced in the Civil Rights Movement in America. The British granted a great deal of political responsibility to colonial governments and had allowed Africans to exercise political power only over other Africans. The only way one could enjoy the privileges of "Britishness" was to be born one, the idea of racial equality was an idea that ... , history, and identity in order to fit in within society. It hurt Africans by competing amongst each other due to the formation of the colonial tribe and colonial boundaries by a stroke of a pen, which further leads to xenophobia ...

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