The Struggles of Being American and Nigerian at Home

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At the start, it didn't even occur to me that I wanted to share the culture that was at home outside. As I grew and it became harder to keep those parts of my life separate, that's then when I started to struggle. It created a lot of frustration for me. And so that intermediary period was just one of real frustration.

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