Experience They Would Not Miss Across Nations
A mixed note on African migrants in New York, Thondo contrasts attitudes and discrimination levels while many Africans report positive experiences. The piece mentions an enlarged commission with offices opposite the United Nations, reflecting ongoing diplomatic engagement.
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Negro Diplomats React Variously To Life In New York
At the United Nations in New York a Nigerian attache and other black diplomats describe mixed experiences living in the city. Some report discrimination and frustration with housing while others praise New York’s amenities and social life. Akinola reflects loneliness and domestic challenges, noting wives of Nigerian diplomats cannot work and rely on neighbors for babysitting.
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