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Ethio-centricity is a term that many people use when they think of their home country. It’s a way of describing the way that all the people there are “ethiopian.” Many people think of a typical American as being white, Christian, and male and for a lot of people, that is what they are. But in Ethiopia, there are a lot of people who identify as being black, Muslim, and female and for a lot of them, that’s what they are.
The number of people with these views varies based on country. If you’re from the United States, you’re probably pretty unlikely to be a black person, and many are quite likely to be a black person in Ethiopia.
If you are brown, a lot of people identify you as Muslim. If you are black, its unlikely that you share the same opinion on most issues. If you are a woman, you may be treated as a political or social outcast, but its unlikely your opinion will ever be heard.
This is one of those posts that has really become a trend in the comments section of this blog. Its been going on for over a year now, but since the new year started, the trend has really gotten a lot more pronounced. This is the most recent example of it, but like many others, this one is simply a continuation of the same things I’ve been saying in the past. The new year has certainly brought some great content to the blog, with a few notable exceptions.
This is a quick look at the new Ethiopian news site today that I found interesting. I cant speak for the site, but it is in a similar format to that of the Huffington Post, which is a great site for anyone interested in journalism. Like the Huffington Post, they give their opinion about news stories that are happening around the world. Unlike the Huffington Post, their opinions are not based on any facts, but are purely based on a person’s opinion.
The Ethiopian site only has a very vague description of the site, but it does give us a good visual and sounds of what it feels like to work for the site. One of my favorite parts of the site is its photo collection. Each photo is a picture taken from the site that was used to create the story. It’s great to see photo after photo after photo of photos with a description of the story. It makes me wonder how many more stories of this nature there could be.
As an Ethiopian, I have a lot of respect for the Ethiopian people and their culture. I feel like many of the sites I visit do too. I think that the Ethiopian people like to make it seem as if they are really behind the scenes, but I’m sure that they also like to show off their culture at every chance they get. They’re not hiding it from everyone else, but they just wouldn’t be the ones running the site if they weren’t behind the scenes.
