How many Africans deal with judgemental people.
20 Jul 2026 · 1 min
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In this short monologue, the speaker addresses how to respond to people who constantly judge others. He introduces the African cultural greeting “Ayenma,” which literally means “look.” While the phrase is used by elderly women to greet younger passersby, the speaker explains that its deeper meaning is an invitation to look inward rather than outward. He suggests that when faced with judgmental behavior, one should first turn the gaze inside oneself, using the cultural cue as a metaphor for self‑reflection.
