The Wall Is Undefeated!
Superstar
R.I.P. to the woman.
As for this 'Diaspora war'... Let's try to find the right way to the truth.
1. Good and bad people exist in all races, ethnic groups, meta-ethnicities, nationalities, religious groups, etc.
2. If one does decide to migrate to an African country, one must research the geography and cultural aspects (food, languages, politics, laws, religions, etc) of the country.
3. Don't move to an African country with the 'we all black, black people are the same' mentality. You will be an immigrant and the natives will see you as such and you'll have to learn the cultural norms of the country. The 'we all black, black people are the same' mentality also reeks of ignorance that if a non-black said the same, you'll say that's racist (and rightfully so).
4. There are plenty of ethnic enclaves within African countries where people from a certain African country congregate e.g. a Nigerian community in South Africa or Ghana, A Kenyan community in IVC/CIV, A small Eritrean community in Angola. So much for 'we all black, black people are the same'. I have no doubt that if many of us Afro-descendants of the Americas (Afram/ADOS, Jamaicans, Haitians, Afro-Brazilians, Afro-Colombians, etc) were to migrate to any African country, we'd congregate into our own ethnic enclaves. It's natural.
5. Prepare for the culture shock.
For those who want to migrate to an African country, I wish you well.
As for this 'Diaspora war'... Let's try to find the right way to the truth.
1. Good and bad people exist in all races, ethnic groups, meta-ethnicities, nationalities, religious groups, etc.
2. If one does decide to migrate to an African country, one must research the geography and cultural aspects (food, languages, politics, laws, religions, etc) of the country.
3. Don't move to an African country with the 'we all black, black people are the same' mentality. You will be an immigrant and the natives will see you as such and you'll have to learn the cultural norms of the country. The 'we all black, black people are the same' mentality also reeks of ignorance that if a non-black said the same, you'll say that's racist (and rightfully so).
4. There are plenty of ethnic enclaves within African countries where people from a certain African country congregate e.g. a Nigerian community in South Africa or Ghana, A Kenyan community in IVC/CIV, A small Eritrean community in Angola. So much for 'we all black, black people are the same'. I have no doubt that if many of us Afro-descendants of the Americas (Afram/ADOS, Jamaicans, Haitians, Afro-Brazilians, Afro-Colombians, etc) were to migrate to any African country, we'd congregate into our own ethnic enclaves. It's natural.
5. Prepare for the culture shock.
For those who want to migrate to an African country, I wish you well.