I'm familiar with him, watched his Ted Talks some years back
Ghana launches Beyond the Return' initiative: "Come to Ghana if you're not wanted in USA"
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It's also possible that they gained independence just over 63 years ago, and they're finally able to pursue the vision their first President had in mind.
This is beautiful!
Thanks Ghana!
Couple of questions:
1.) I don’t want to be a colonizer. What is the quality of life for the average Ghanaian? The last thing I wanna do is move to a foreign country and somehow have a better standard of living than the people who were born there. Seems exploitative and could cause resentment.
2.) How many different ethnic groups are there? What languages would I need to learn?
3.) Dangers?
4.) What level of corruption would someone have to deal with? We got landlords trying to Blk mail people for p*ssy and bussy over here.
5.) Break down gender roles for me in Ghana.
6.) Access to healthcare?
I would be very interested in working at a university in Ghana.
Thanks Ghana!
Couple of questions:
1.) I don’t want to be a colonizer. What is the quality of life for the average Ghanaian? The last thing I wanna do is move to a foreign country and somehow have a better standard of living than the people who were born there. Seems exploitative and could cause resentment.
2.) How many different ethnic groups are there? What languages would I need to learn?
3.) Dangers?
4.) What level of corruption would someone have to deal with? We got landlords trying to Blk mail people for p*ssy and bussy over here.
5.) Break down gender roles for me in Ghana.
6.) Access to healthcare?
I would be very interested in working at a university in Ghana.
Niether do the Chinese, Indians, and Europeans that moved to Africa in droves. I don't get the logic in your point.
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I would love to get dual citizenship in Ghana. I want an escape route from this country like Jewish folks have with Israel.
DrBanneker
Space is the Place
Well that is the case in a lot of migrations unless it is mostly refugees. If there was a strong AA community, even a poorer family could scrounge for the few thousand for visas, tickets, etc. if they wanted to go.
what them ghana bops feet and booty do
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Being in a recommendation system.
Threads like this are good, hopefully my future kids and grandkids don't have to put up with amerikkk. But i have to put in the work myself for them, all starts with me.
BelowTheMasonDixon
Veteran
In Droves breh? And what are they doing that for, I would assume most are them are their on business and not looking to live there for the rest of there lives either. So again why would AAs leave America and move to a place they have no ties too for no reason other than Because it's black people there.
MasterOfAllHeSurveyz
All Star
It depends on the crime. Just contact their embassy and have your friend explain their situation.
I've been a subscriber since like their first 20 vids. It just popped up in my recommends one day and I subscribed.
Lucky_Lefty
Dreams Are Colder Than Death...
Just normal creature comforts we got here. Things closing mad early. Transportation not being the best. I know they had just started Uber when I went there and it took the driver like 30 min to get to me even tho the map said he was 2 min away. She got homesick and just missed being able to do regular black folks shyt
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My alma mater UMES should do the same thing too. Agriculture, Aviation Science, Computer Science, and Pharmacy are some of the most major and specialized fields of study at the school
Lucky_Lefty
Dreams Are Colder Than Death...
True to an extent. I got a homie who getting ready to retire from the military who got land in Mozambique and getting ready to bounce. Gonna be able to live off his pension and disability. That’s maybe $35-$48k a year if even that high