The Subtle Marks of the Damage Caused by Colonization in Sub-Saharan Africa: Case Study of Cameroon

The aim of this study was to identify the consequences colonization in daily lives African peoples sub-Saharan Africa. For this, many actions have been carried out. From 4,500 men interviewed, 3,010 would choose a light-skinned wife and 1,000 dark-skinned wife; 490 are not influenced by skin complexion. women 2004 man 644 man. 1852 4500 women, 3800 like fair complexion 500 dark complexion; 200 indifferent. children 379 liked complexion, against 121 for Many people worship white We find signs on basis: best places always reserved all occasions; way interprate successful action or purchasing power; efforts made speak men; rejection one’s language tribal name favor those imported; pronounced taste imported clothing products. Concerning musical choreographic preferences, we can classify young interviewed as follows: 50.2% strictly dances music styles; 26.2% love both Cameroonian dance 23.5% styles. In same vein, hairdressing: 28.33% grafting; 21.89% use wigs; 15.82% Afro-style. choirs which practice folk style lowered front baroque style. view picture, notice detail that there is segment population south Sahara, even if it minority, its Africanness with pride. It therefore constitutes hope rebirth culture.