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r/Ethiopia r/askTO r/HornAfricanAncestry r/Oromia
▲ 21 r/Oromia

The people OLA answer to:

Today we’re slaves. Yesterday we were savages who conquered the horn during our migration.

One thing for sure, the only friend Oromo has is other Oromo’s - I hope this rhetoric is a wake up call to anyone who believes these kind of people can ever be allies to us.

u/accounthatburns — 13 days ago
▲ 196 r/askTO

What food spot did you revisit due to fond memories, only to realize it’s not actually that good?

For me, Mandarin.

Had fond memories of going there a few times a kid. Went as an adult and was kind of turned off by the food. Anyone have this feeling with restaurants in the city?

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u/accounthatburns — 2 months ago
▲ 3 r/Oromia

-IYYAASEE- HACAALUU HUNDEESSAA ON TORONTO CONCERT 2016 BEST

Best rendition of this classic ever ❤️❤️ he brought so much joy to our community

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u/accounthatburns — 3 months ago
▲ 6 r/Ethiopia

How much does lack of media literacy affect diaspora political opinions?

In my experience, Ethiopian diaspora have horrible media literacy. This has created a space for bad actors to push narratives, misinfo and agendas to people who aren’t equipped to critique the info they’re getting.

For example, many people in the diaspora support ethnic militia’s, but a lot of actual Ethiopians don’t support the same groups.

What can be done about this?

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u/accounthatburns — 5 months ago