African evil does not speak French - it speaks submission

For decades, many African leaders have confused independence with permission.
They traded dreams of autonomy for promises of aid, contracts, and comfortable armchairs.

They did not serve their people — they served powers.
And by dint of obeying, they lost what constitutes the nobility of a leader:
the courage to say no.

So it is not France that the people hate.
What he rejects is the posture of the servant .
This way of accepting that our decisions are made elsewhere,
that our wealth serves other interests,
and that our lives always depend on others.

🧠 ANTI-FRENCH? NO. PRO-AFRICAN.

The slogans we hear in the streets — “France get out!”, “Free Africa!” — are not calls to hatred, but cries of dignity.
Young Africans do not want to burn flags.
They want to write their own story .

“Anti-French sentiment” is just a word to hide the truth:
African peoples are demanding an end to the tutelage .
They want partnerships of equals, not pacts of dependence.

💥 The most hated leaders are those who forget to be free.

In every country, the scenario repeats itself.
Leaders elected by people hungry for a future quickly become guardians of foreign interests.
And when the time comes to choose between the voice of their citizens and orders from elsewhere, they choose submission.

So yes, the people are rising up.
Yes, they boo their presidents.
Yes, they reject the symbols of a system that stifles them.
Not out of hatred, but out of exhaustion.

Because Africa no longer needs fathers or godfathers.
It needs sovereign leaders , not diplomatic lackeys .

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At BlackArtists Limited , we don't just create visuals.
We are the voice of a generation that refuses to be silenced.
Each t-shirt, each design, each message is a raised fist in color .

We speak for the people who have lost faith.
for young people who want to reclaim their nations,
for artists who refuse to be neutral.

This is not an anti-French sentiment.
It's a pro-African sentiment.
It is the assertion of a simple right:
to be masters of our land, our resources and our destiny.

🎯 IN BRIEF:

Africans do not hate France.
They hate humiliation.

They do not reject the West.
They demand respect.

And most importantly, they don't hate their leaders because they govern…
but because they no longer govern for themselves.

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