Sue notes that Kenyan kids are influenced by political discussions in the country: When new political parties are formed, they know it is for which tribe. It was just the other day I heard very young boys saying: “We ni wa ODM si wewe ni mjaluo (You are an ODM member, you are a Luo)” nasty comments.
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i would like to know about kenya’s racism or is there none against any country .