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‘I Was Racially Abused In France’ – Oxlade Reveals

Lydia Fashade
Last updated: October 14, 2024 5:20 pm
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Singer Ikuforiji Olaitan, better known as Oxlade, recently opened up about facing racial abuse in France.

During an episode of The Datebizz podcast, he shared that the incident had a profound impact on him and served as the inspiration for the title of his debut album, Oxlade From Africa. The experience reinforced his identity and influenced the themes expressed in the album.

In his word;

’“I decided to name my album ‘Oxlade From Africa’ because I was racially abused in France, precisely Monaco.”

“That was what woke me up to be an African. It also made me realise that African stigma exists.”

“In Africa, we see ourselves as normal human beings but outside Africa, they [foreigners] see us as monkeys, strange beings.”

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Lydia Folashade is a passionate blog writer with a deep love for creative expression. She channels her emotions and experiences into heartfelt poetry, often exploring themes of love, introspection, and personal growth through her unique style of emo-poems. Lydia’s writing is a reflection of her journey, offering readers both inspiration and connection through her powerful words.
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