They Lied About Africa
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Trump Heard the Liberian President Speak English and Got Confused

They Lied About Africa
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When President Boakai of Liberia spoke at a recent meeting, Trump interrupted to say, “Such good English. Where did you learn to speak so beautifully?”This episode breaks down why that moment wasn’t just awkward — it was revealing. We unpack the assumptions behind it, spotlight the real Liberia they don’t show you, and talk about what this means for Gen Z Africans navigating language, power, and identity.First episode in the Africa Now series.🔗 Full Source List:→ ⁠https://linktr.ee/theyliedaboutafrica⁠ 🎧 Listen to Full Audio Episodes:Spotify: https://creators.spotify.com/pod/prof...Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...👀 Stay Connected:Instagram: / theyliedaboutafrica TikTok: / theyliedaboutafrica_ Email: theyliedaboutafrica@gmail.com💬 What shocked you the most about this episode? Drop a comment below!👍🏾 Like, subscribe, and share if you’re ready to reclaim Africa’s story with me.⚠️ Disclaimer:This episode is for educational and storytelling purposes. Research was drawn from publicly available sources listed in the show notes/Linktree. While I’ve done my best to ensure accuracy, I am not a historian, economist, or investment advisor. I encourage you to explore the sources yourself and keep learning. Any investment decisions should be made with qualified professionals.

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