Kemi Badenoch says she no longer sees herself as Nigerian despite upbringing

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1. Why is this news worthy. She lives here. Was raised here. Was educated here. Wants to rule the country. Fair enough. Identity is a personal thing. Good for her.

2. I mean, yeah, that’s normal. Expected, even. The healthiest ways to integrate are to either fully embrace the new culture and identity or be proud of both identities. Because she’s the leader of a right-wing anti-minority party, ofc she’s going to play up a message of “I’m only British” she may in fact love and respect her Nigerian heritage, but that isn’t as politically useful to her.

3. She’s still nowhere near as funny as that alt-right German lady who is lesbian (but doesn’t want to use the queer) and is married to a woman who’s either Nepali or Sri Lankan.

4. I will never respect anyone that throws their people under the bus (and this isn’t even referring to this particular comment). She would say and do anything to be PM.

   Just a few years ago she was on Nigerian internet forums begging for support and now all of a sudden she has nothing to do with Nigerians 🙄

   Just look at how much she bootyclaps for Israel. This ain’t a women you would trust in any capacity.

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