Blaxit: Tired of Racism, Black Americans Try Life in Africa

[Bunchy Carter]

The article is not for you. It's for black Americans that are explorers. FBA is not that.

That's invalid lol

 

[CashmereThoughts]

Lol South Africa is just the West. That shyt aint real Africa.

crazy. You speaking on places like khayelitsha?

 

[CashmereThoughts]

Pass. I’d rather take the little racism in America rather than whatever bullshyt that might come with living in Africa.

The entire continent right?

 

[AAKing23]

Ideally this is the way it would be

 

[papa pimp]

crazy. You speaking on places like khayelitsha?

In general Jozi/Cape Town are way more western than most other major cities in other African countries.

 

[Aro]

In general Jozi/Cape Town are way more western than most other major cities in other African countries.

When you say western are you speaking solely in terms of development?

 

[Skooby]

I'm not leaving the country my ancestors help build.

 

[Astroslik]

When you say western are you speaking solely in terms of development?

Mindset and culture as well

 

[98Ntu]

It will work for some. Others will want to stay in America. Both are valid.

Black Americans aren’t a monolith. People will make the choices that work best for their individual family unit. Let others do what they want.

 

[Ziggiy]

Will be me one day

 

[ISO]

This is a fukked up motivation to have with respect to reclaiming space in Africa. The motivation shouldn't be to reorient one's place in systems of oppression. It should be working to dismantle system of oppression.

And with all due respect, the brother is a bit too loud.









He's certainly comfortable in his place of privilege.



He started a scholarship and built a soccer field and that augments referencing himself as king among these people?

Black Americans stay not knowing how to move.

Typical Harlem nikka

 

[HarlemHottie]

Some Ghanaians feel discrimination from Black Americans, said Ekua Otoo, 36, a Ghanaian in Accra. Black American communities there can be insular, she said, and their businesses often prefer to hire Black Americans, or Indians and Lebanese, for senior positions, while qualified Ghanaians are excluded or underpaid.

“If you’re leaving the U.S. to come to Ghana thinking about ‘I’m coming to the motherland,’ at least treat us right,” Otoo said.

Correct. Stop running. Get to work.

 

[Mike809]

so gentrifiers ?

 

[jay83]

I'm not leaving the country my ancestors help build.

Just imagine if black people took all over the southern states that fought to keep slavery.

 

[the elastic]

I can go literally an entire month being there without seeing a cac face or their presence.. only time I will see them is it I go to the airport or go into town to shop but otherwise up in the country.. I be there for weeks on end and don’t see a hint of a cac..

shyt is the best feeling in the world

This is what Atlanta felt like for me

Compared to Cali, the cac numbers were super low. Seeing all Black police squads was