We have to recognize the fact that an African who looks at things from the tribal point of view and at the… — Jomo Kenyatta
We have to recognize the fact that an African who looks at things from the tribal point of view and at the same time from that of western civilization, experiences the tragedy of the modern world in an especially acute manner."
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