Dear Black Parents, Your Kids Have Something To Tell You Thanks To #ToAfricanParents

We don't plan to break your plates, it just happen. It's a mistake #ToAfricanParentspic.twitter.com/IlPr5YCn5P

— Sivuyile ka Gqobo (@svig_gqobz) March 27, 2018

#ToAfricanParents No, we still can't be friends on Facebook pic.twitter.com/a7w8YnEhaI

— L I V E 🖋 (@LongLive_TP) March 27, 2018

#ToAfricanParents when you swing and I block, I am not hitting you back... Its just an involuntary impulse

— Gianazdad (@CandeezMan) March 27, 2018

#ToAfricanParents you'll meet girlfriend someday, and I'm going to get married and give you grandkids. Until then, can I just have some fun? pic.twitter.com/5RxUuurxYv

— Sizwe Moyo (@SizweMoyo) March 27, 2018

#ToAfricanParents how am I supposed to get married if I'm not allowed to go out? pic.twitter.com/Q8cgeDbnZ3

— Lucia (@Luciamuudau) March 27, 2018

#ToAfricanParents not everyone is gonna get married and have children pic.twitter.com/9ubcxByGZV

— Fiona_magwaca (@girly_andy) March 27, 2018

#ToAfricanParents

Thank you for being so strong for us❤

— lungisile'Omuhle🍯 (@LungisileEureca) March 27, 2018

#ToAfricanParents we will forever respect you for raising us with a minimum wage R1000 and we never slept with a hunger pic.twitter.com/TA0NrQlN9c

— MTANA❤KA💥MFUNDISI💝 (@Zikhona49784491) March 27, 2018