Assuming that Ugandans/RDC wouldn't advocate for Black People is silly. May I remind you that after George Floyd most African countries voted to condemn abusive Human Rights African Americans by the United States, condemn racism etc. The African Union applied pressure during that time to force the U.S government to reform how Black Americans are treated. US/Israel and some other nations voted against that resolution.
No one is saying anti Black racism shouldnt be condemn. My point is that support is absent when its time to pass bills protecting Black people(like every other group got), Police reform etc. That during those moments the so-called allies you went out of your way to advocate for are always absent.
Your tax dollars have been funding the destabilization of the Democratic Republic of Congo for decades now. Millions of black people have lost and continue to lost their lives overthere. M23 is funded by US tax dollars and other proxies.
Ugandans just like many other African ethnic groups don’t even identify with other ethnic groups within their own country other let alone black people in the diaspora thousands of miles away. That’s why they’re still killing each other. Black Americans shouldn’t care about Uganda anymore than we should care about the Ukraine. We should care from a humanistic standpoint of course but the idea that we should form some global identity with other people just because we share the same skin color is a fallacy.
I don’t see the Palestinians as allies and we don’t need their support. I don’t care if Palestinians “support” black American issues, we’re still going to call Israel out for their bullshyt. Like I said earlier, being anti-Israel doesn’t equate to being pro-Palestine.
Come on bruh, the United States government does not give a shyt about the Congo and we are not funding Muslim extremist groups in the DRC
Muslim terrorist groups are funded by other Africans. Africa doesn’t have a white supremacy problem, they have a tribalism and corruption problem.